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$BTC  Open Interest Reset AGAIN! 🔥
Each OI flush 🔻 has preceded a major BTC rally 📈
We've just hit the same capitulation zone 
#BTC #BTCVSGOLD #viralpost #predictons #CryptoRally 

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#BOJIntervention #BoJ #btc70k #BTC☀️ #btc走勢 Solid heads-up on BOJ hike—it's ~95% priced in (25bps to 0.75%). Could add volatility via carry trades, but BTC's tough. Staying calm & HODLing! 🚀 Dip target?

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#BullRunAhead #MichealSaylors #BTC突破7万大关 #BTC走势分析 #hold 🔥 BULLISH: Michael Saylor's Strategy now holds 3.2% of all Bitcoin ever to exist with 671,268 $BTC worth $60B. Are you stacking yours? - Definitely! - - Nope, but I’m still holding.

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$NIGHT /USDT BUY SETUP 🚀* *Entry 1:* 0.06000 *Entry 2:* 0.05800 *Take Profit Targets:* 📈TP1: 0.06200 📈TP2: 0.06400 📈 TP3: 0.06700 ⚠️ *Stop Loss:* 0.05400 💰 *Leverage* : Cross 10X-20X *Trade safely & manage your risk!* DYoR $NIGHT #night #viral #CPIWatch #PREP/USDT

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2/2Hedge funds could liquidate positions, retail traders get margin called, and prices crash. Not saying it's guaranteed, but history shows central bank pivots = crypto turbulence.

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#CPIWatch #BoJ #BOJIntervention #BTC #BTC走势分析 1/2 🚨 JAPAN WILL CRASH BITCOIN IN 2 DAYS!!! If you're holding BTC, you need to see this. On December 19th (this Friday), the Bank of Japan (BOJ) is widely expected to raise interest rates. Potentially to 0.75%, the highest in DECADES. Here’s exactly what it means for your bags: It’s not just some random news… it could shake up global markets and hit Bitcoin where it hurts. Let me break it down step by step, because understanding this could save your portfolio from losing too much value. First, what's the deal with the BOJ? Japan has kept interest rates super low (even negative at times) for years to boost their economy. Think endless cheap money through quantitative easing. But lately, inflation's picking up, and the yen has been super weak against the dollar. To fight that, the BOJ's signaling a hike. Economists are betting on a 0.25% bump from the current 0.5%. This might sound small, but in a world addicted to low rates, it's a big shift. Now, why does this matter for Bitcoin? Crypto thrives on liquidity… easy, cheap money flowing into risky assets like stocks, real estate, and yes, BTC. When central banks raise rates, it makes borrowing more expensive, dries up that liquidity, and investors pull back from high risk plays. Bitcoin often gets sold off first in these scenarios because it's seen as speculative. Remember 2022? The US Fed hiked rates aggressively, and BTC crashed from over $60K to under $20K in months. It wasn't isolated, global tightening triggered it. Japan is the world's third-largest economy, so their moves create ripples. A stronger yen from this hike could unwind "carry trades" where people borrow cheap yen to invest in higher-yield stuff like US assets or crypto. When those trades reverse, it leads to selling pressure across markets, including Bitcoin. We've already seen BTC hanging around $100k, but it's been volatile. If the BOJ goes through with this (and sources say it's likely), it might spark a risk-off mood globally.👇👇 1/2

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