$ETH ETH. Let's not waste any time. In my previous post, I've clearly said that ETH should start forming bottom at that price (check first screenshot) and told you to start buying. That was the exact local bottom and now ETH is 34% up.
#EthereumFuture ETH. Let's not waste any time. In my previous post, I've clearly said that ETH should start forming bottom at that price (check first screenshot) and told you to start buying. That was the exact local bottom and now ETH is 34% up.
$BTC Bitcoin price eyes breakout as easing trade war tensions and a worsening U.S. bond market drive investor optimism. Wall Street rebounds sharply, while analysts forecast BTC's next move amid macroeconomic uncertainty.
#USChinaTensions Bitcoin price eyes breakout as easing trade war tensions and a worsening U.S. bond market drive investor optimism. Wall Street rebounds sharply, while analysts forecast BTC's next move amid macroeconomic uncertainty.
#BTCRebound Bitcoin price eyes breakout as easing trade war tensions and a worsening U.S. bond market drive investor optimism. Wall Street rebounds sharply, while analysts forecast BTC's next move amid macroeconomic uncertainty.
#MetaplanetBTCPurchase Alright, here’s the real talk — Jerome Powell (yeah, the Fed boss) dropped some typical central bank lingo again. But if you were actually paying attention (and not half-watching CNBC while scrolling Reels), you’d know something big is simmering under the surface. What He Said vs. What He Meant: Words like “soft landing,” “inflation expectations,” and “data-dependent” sound tame, but read between the lines — he’s setting the stage for potential rate cuts. And if you know your macro, you already get the play:
#PowellRemarks Alright, here’s the real talk — Jerome Powell (yeah, the Fed boss) dropped some typical central bank lingo again. But if you were actually paying attention (and not half-watching CNBC while scrolling Reels), you’d know something big is simmering under the surface. What He Said vs. What He Meant: Words like “soft landing,” “inflation expectations,” and “data-dependent” sound tame, but read between the lines — he’s setting the stage for potential rate cuts. And if you know your macro, you already get the play:
#SECGuidance time for the weekly transaction fee rebate. All amounts over 1U have been settled to everyone’s UID. Check it out, everyone! Weekend Bitcoin consolidation zone entry strategy👇🏻 Short position: enter at 84000, take profit at 83000, stop loss at 84500 Long position: enter at 82800, take profit at 84000, stop loss at 82200
$BTC time for the weekly transaction fee rebate. All amounts over 1U have been settled to everyone’s UID. Check it out, everyone! Weekend Bitcoin consolidation zone entry strategy👇🏻 Short position: enter at 84000, take profit at 83000, stop loss at 84500 Long position: enter at 82800, take profit at 84000, stop loss at 82200
summary of what’s going on with the US CPI and Jobless Claims as of now: 1. CPI (Consumer Price Index): For March 2025, CPI decreased slightly by 0.1% month-over-month. Year-over-year inflation sits at 2.4%, suggesting inflation is cooling. Core CPI (excluding food and energy) rose 0.1% in March, with a yearly rate of 2.8% — indicating underlying inflation is still sticky, but not surging. 2. Jobless Claims:
$ETH summary of what’s going on with the US CPI and Jobless Claims as of now: 1. CPI (Consumer Price Index): For March 2025, CPI decreased slightly by 0.1% month-over-month. Year-over-year inflation sits at 2.4%, suggesting inflation is cooling. Core CPI (excluding food and energy) rose 0.1% in March, with a yearly rate of 2.8% — indicating underlying inflation is still sticky, but not surging. 2. Jobless Claims:
#BinanceSafetyInsights summary of what’s going on with the US CPI and Jobless Claims as of now: 1. CPI (Consumer Price Index): For March 2025, CPI decreased slightly by 0.1% month-over-month. Year-over-year inflation sits at 2.4%, suggesting inflation is cooling. Core CPI (excluding food and energy) rose 0.1% in March, with a yearly rate of 2.8% — indicating underlying inflation is still sticky, but not surging. 2. Jobless Claims:
#BinanceSafetyInsights summary of what’s going on with the US CPI and Jobless Claims as of now: 1. CPI (Consumer Price Index): For March 2025, CPI decreased slightly by 0.1% month-over-month. Year-over-year inflation sits at 2.4%, suggesting inflation is cooling. Core CPI (excluding food and energy) rose 0.1% in March, with a yearly rate of 2.8% — indicating underlying inflation is still sticky, but not surging. 2. Jobless Claims:
#SecureYourAssets summary of what’s going on with the US CPI and Jobless Claims as of now: 1. CPI (Consumer Price Index): For March 2025, CPI decreased slightly by 0.1% month-over-month. Year-over-year inflation sits at 2.4%, suggesting inflation is cooling. Core CPI (excluding food and energy) rose 0.1% in March, with a yearly rate of 2.8% — indicating underlying inflation is still sticky, but not surging. 2. Jobless Claims:
#StaySAFU summary of what’s going on with the US CPI and Jobless Claims as of now: 1. CPI (Consumer Price Index): For March 2025, CPI decreased slightly by 0.1% month-over-month. Year-over-year inflation sits at 2.4%, suggesting inflation is cooling. Core CPI (excluding food and energy) rose 0.1% in March, with a yearly rate of 2.8% — indicating underlying inflation is still sticky, but not surging. 2. Jobless Claims:
#CPI&JoblessClaimsWatch summary of what’s going on with the US CPI and Jobless Claims as of now: 1. CPI (Consumer Price Index): For March 2025, CPI decreased slightly by 0.1% month-over-month. Year-over-year inflation sits at 2.4%, suggesting inflation is cooling. Core CPI (excluding food and energy) rose 0.1% in March, with a yearly rate of 2.8% — indicating underlying inflation is still sticky, but not surging. 2. Jobless Claims:
$ETH While Donald Trump escalates trade tensions with threats of a 50% tariff on Chinese imports, Elon Musk is hitting the brakes—both publicly and behind the scenes. Not only did he criticize Trump’s trade advisor Peter Navarro on X, but according to Washington sources, Musk also privately urged Trump to reconsider his tariff strategy.
#TradingPsychology While Donald Trump escalates trade tensions with threats of a 50% tariff on Chinese imports, Elon Musk is hitting the brakes—both publicly and behind the scenes. Not only did he criticize Trump’s trade advisor Peter Navarro on X, but according to Washington sources, Musk also privately urged Trump to reconsider his tariff strategy.
#RiskRewardRatio While Donald Trump escalates trade tensions with threats of a 50% tariff on Chinese imports, Elon Musk is hitting the brakes—both publicly and behind the scenes. Not only did he criticize Trump’s trade advisor Peter Navarro on X, but according to Washington sources, Musk also privately urged Trump to reconsider his tariff strategy.
#TrumpTariffs While Donald Trump escalates trade tensions with threats of a 50% tariff on Chinese imports, Elon Musk is hitting the brakes—both publicly and behind the scenes. Not only did he criticize Trump’s trade advisor Peter Navarro on X, but according to Washington sources, Musk also privately urged Trump to reconsider his tariff strategy.
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