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$PIPPIN 
PIPPINUSDT
Perp
0.4195
+7.32%
Short Signal
 
Entry Zone = 0.40 to 0.30
  
      TARGETS
Target,1 = 0.25
Target,2 = 0.20
Target,3 = 0.10
 
Stop loss = 0.45
$XRP 
XRPUSDT
Perp
1.8815
-1.46%
$SOL 
SOLUSDT
Perp
123.92
-3.19%
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#TrumpTariffs 
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$MON 🩸 Heavy sell-off underway Price has dropped 12.12% to $0.01835 24H range: $0.02125 high → $0.01823 low Volume: 2.84B MON (≈ $56.1M) This looks like a complete cooldown after the explosive rally to $0.049. Leverage became overcrowded, and now derivatives traders are feeling the squeeze. Market structure has failed, momentum has flipped decisively bearish, and sellers remain in control. $BTC is adding pressure as well. $ETH $XRP #USNonFarmPayrollReport #USJobsData #CPIWatch #WriteToEarnUpgrade #BTCVSGOLD

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$1000PEPE Long Signal Entry Zone = 0.00380 to 0.00390 TARGETS Target,1 = 0.00400 Target,2 = 0.00412 Target,3 = 0.00425 Stop loss = 0.00370 $BTC $ETH #USNonFarmPayrollReport #BTCVSGOLD #USJobsData #CPIWatch #WriteToEarnUpgrade

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$DOGE Long Signal Entry Zone = 0.12475 to 0.12775 TARGETS Target,1 = 0.13000 Target,2 = 0.13300 Target,3 = 0.13625 Stop loss = 0.12300 $XRP $SOL #USNonFarmPayrollReport #WriteToEarnUpgrade #USJobsData #BTCVSGOLD #CPIWatch

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$1000PEPE Long Signal Entry Zone = 0.00380 to 0.00390 TARGETS Target,1 = 0.00400 Target,2 = 0.00412 Target,3 = 0.00425 Stop loss = 0.00370 $DOGE $ICNT #FranceBTCReserveBill #CryptoRally #BinanceAlphaAlert #WriteToEarnUpgrade #CPIWatch

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#TrumpTariffs — A New Chapter in Global Trade Politics The return of #TrumpTariffs to global headlines signals more than just a policy debate; it reflects a broader shift in how nations view trade, power, and economic sovereignty. Tariffs, once considered a blunt and outdated tool, are again at the center of economic strategy—reshaping markets, alliances, and investor sentiment worldwide. During Donald Trump’s presidency, tariffs were used aggressively as a weapon of economic pressure. The core idea was simple: protect domestic industries, reduce trade deficits, and force trading partners to renegotiate deals seen as unfair to the United States. Steel, aluminum, automobiles, and especially Chinese imports became primary targets. These moves disrupted long-standing global supply chains and sent shockwaves through international markets. Supporters of Trump’s tariff strategy argue that it revived American manufacturing pride and confronted decades of imbalanced trade. For them, tariffs were not just taxes on imports, but leverage—tools to bring competitors to the negotiating table. The “America First” approach resonated strongly with voters who felt left behind by globalization, outsourcing, and cheap foreign labor. Critics, however, view #TrumpTariffs as economically costly and strategically risky. Tariffs often lead to higher prices for consumers, increased costs for businesses, and retaliatory measures from trading partners. Farmers, manufacturers, and exporters found themselves caught in the crossfire of trade wars, relying on government subsidies to offset losses. Critics also argue that tariffs failed to significantly reduce trade deficits and instead added uncertainty to global commerce. Today, the renewed discussion around #TrumpTariffs comes at a time of heightened geopolitical tension, inflation concerns, and fragile global supply chains. Markets are more sensitive than ever. $ICNT $LUNA $XRP $BNB #WriteToEarnUpgrade

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