- April to May: Fluctuating upward, range 68,000–82,000 - Late May to mid-June: First major pullback (washing out), dropping to 58,000–64,000 - Late June to July: New high rebound, target 85,000–95,000 - Key conclusion: Stable in April, surge in May, drop in June, rise again in July
- April to May: 2,100–2,500 - Late May to mid-June: Pullback to 1,700–1,900 - Late June to July: New high 2,700–3,200 - Key conclusion: More aggressive than Bitcoin, deeper pullbacks, quicker rebounds
- April to May: 4,700–4,950 (slow increase) - June: Slight pullback 4,500–4,700 - July: Continuing new high 4,900–5,200 - Key conclusion: Almost no drop, just fluctuations, the most stable in the long term
There is indeed a generation gap with the older generation. Clearly, we were discussing an online shopping issue; when the older generation didn't understand, I explained it. After I explained, either they were completely confused, or they said I was wrong. I just find it strange that young people should understand more than older people, at least when it comes to online shopping. Then they kept refuting me, suppressing me, and said my attitude was wrong, my tone was wrong, my gestures were wrong, saying I was being stubborn. I really can't believe it; I was simply explaining the question you asked, nothing more.
What is the bottom, and where is the bottom? Retail investors are the clowns in the capital hunting game.
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btc has dropped to 50,000-60,000, and the probability of eth touching the bottom at 1,800-2,000 is still very high. #BTC The road to success is as tough as iron, but now we start anew from the beginning.
btc has dropped to 50,000-60,000, and the probability of eth touching the bottom at 1,800-2,000 is still very high. #BTC The road to success is as tough as iron, but now we start anew from the beginning.
UK New Legislation: Cryptocurrencies Included: Personal Property #BTC , Protection System BlockBeats News, December 3rd, according to Cointelegraph, the UK has officially passed a bill that treats digital assets, including cryptocurrencies and stablecoins, as "property". Advocates claim this move will provide stronger legal protection for crypto users. "Digital Property (Digital Assets etc) Bill" as stated by the Speaker of the House of Lords in the UK, John McFall, on Tuesday, has received Royal Assent, which is the formal approval of King Charles III, and has officially become law. Freddie New, Policy Director of the Bitcoin Policy UK, stated on X that this bill "becoming law is a huge step forward for Bitcoin's development in the UK and is a significant benefit for everyone holding and using Bitcoin in the UK." In the UK, the common law system, developed through judicial precedents, had previously regarded digital assets as property, but this bill aims to formally write this principle into regulations and implement the recommendations made by the Law Commission of England and Wales in 2024 - clearly defining assets as a new category of personal property rights to enhance legal clarity.