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“We see the rise of cost-basis return cycles…bitcoin…pulls back to its cost basis and then rebounds by around 70%. With bitcoin now trading near its $87,000 cost basis, that pattern points to a move north of $140,000 in the next 180 days.”
In the grand theater of cryptocurrency, this crash echoes the general malaise of the market itself, collapsing like a poorly constructed house of cards, each coin tumbling into the abyss.
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capital drifts toward projects with clear roadmaps, contracting or well-defined supply, and live products, while momentum names that sprinted too far must return toward mean reversion.
May, that is. Not will. The consensus, 97% of the crowd, is that the Fed will keep rates steady, as if they’ve memorized a script. As ever, what’s said at the post-decision press conference may be more influential than the decision itself-though one suspects the Fed’s words will be as thrilling as a sermon on austerity.
According to crypto.news, the global crypto market took a 3% tumble, slipping below $3 trillion for the first time this year. That’s right, folks-fresh macroeconomic and geopolitical worries have investors spooked like a cat in a cucumber field.
Bermuda positions itself at the edge of the digital finance sea. According to a recent report, the island intends to migrate its entire economic infrastructure onchain, in partnership with Coinbase and Circle. By moving away from traditional, high-fee payment rails to a system powered by USDC and blockchain technology, Bermuda hopes to lower transaction costs for local merchants, broaden financial inclusion, and spur domestic growth. The language is precise, the ambition grand, and the anxieties are real enough to gnaw at a man’s sleeve while he pretends to be calm.
Solana couldn’t stay chic above $132 and, like a bad date, slipped below $130 and even $126, proving pockets of optimism have a time limit.
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Whispers of possible intervention are in the air, because apparently, stabilizing currencies is the new black. Yes, Japan might be calling in some US backup to restore order in yen-land-fingers crossed!
