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Ever gotten FREE crypto?
âŞď¸ Yes, won/gifted
âŞď¸ Only mined/traded
âŞď¸ Never đ
Wall Street is record short the USD (most bearish since 2012) đ
Normally thatâs a tailwind for $BTC⌠but hereâs the twist: lately Bitcoinâs been moving with the dollar, not against it.
If that correlation sticks, a USD drop could actually pressure BTC short term.
Macro playbook is changing. In this choppy tape, stay flexible > stay stubborn.
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Cardano Eyes 1,000x ExplosionâHoskinson Says Bitcoinâs Out of Steam
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