Neither btc nor digital assets are going to disappear..everything will rise as it always has and the drops are to boost the rises…everyone knows that except for the newbies!
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$BTC TREMOR 🤯 THE FALL CONTINUES AND MACRO GAME CHANGE.
The week does not start well for Bitcoin, which has dropped from $88,000 to $86,000, reflecting four weeks of losses and institutional capitulation. A quick recovery to $100,000 seems unlikely for now. Analysts suggest a short-term bounce is possible, but if the support of $80,000 is lost, the market could face a much more difficult period.
Hopes for macroeconomic relief have revived, with a 75% probability of a Fed rate cut in December following moderate comments from its officials. Key economic data from the U.S. (PPI, retail sales, GDP, PCE) this week will be crucial: if they indicate a cooling, it would reduce real yields and attract buyers back to risk assets.
However, it is warned that the macro outlook has changed: the post-Covid era of "fiscal dominance" means that growth and liquidity are now driven by governments and fiscal spending, not just by the Fed, prioritizing assets that benefit from public spending and the appeal of a store of value. Investors must reconsider their strategy if they only expect a Fed-driven boom.
Give me your Opinion 😉#BTCRebound90kNext?
The week does not start well for Bitcoin, which has dropped from $88,000 to $86,000, reflecting four weeks of losses and institutional capitulation. A quick recovery to $100,000 seems unlikely for now. Analysts suggest a short-term bounce is possible, but if the support of $80,000 is lost, the market could face a much more difficult period.
Hopes for macroeconomic relief have revived, with a 75% probability of a Fed rate cut in December following moderate comments from its officials. Key economic data from the U.S. (PPI, retail sales, GDP, PCE) this week will be crucial: if they indicate a cooling, it would reduce real yields and attract buyers back to risk assets.
However, it is warned that the macro outlook has changed: the post-Covid era of "fiscal dominance" means that growth and liquidity are now driven by governments and fiscal spending, not just by the Fed, prioritizing assets that benefit from public spending and the appeal of a store of value. Investors must reconsider their strategy if they only expect a Fed-driven boom.
Give me your Opinion 😉#BTCRebound90kNext?