I feel the same even before this post from Ki Young Ju that was discussed in forum two weeks ago.

The recession existed months before Trump adminstration start and many governments only tried a lot to soften existence and severity of recession by using a funny term "Technical recession". If people are experienced, they will definitely know that such announcement on "Technical Recession" is an unofficial announcement of recession.

It's true but in uncertain time, the market is more sensitive with bad news, hacks and more vulnerable to be dumped.

I understand that Bybit is actually a popular exchange wallet but I actually frown at opinions that suggests the hacking the exchange suffered recently is one the major reasons the market is yet to end the bearish run and become bullish. The hack was on one particular exchange and in as much as we know it'll have effect on the market, it surely doesn't have the market power to decide if the market will be bullish or not.

The unpredictability of the movement of the market these days is just worrisome and I strongly believe the involvement of of Donald Trump is one of the factors driving the uncertainties. News from the Whitehouse regarding Bitcoin seems to be strong in deciding the movement of the market. Hopefully, we're going to experience the most profitable bull run in Bitcoin history before the end of the year

With appearances and participations, then manipulations of corporations, companies from Wall Street, Bitcoin market has become more manipulative than previous market cycles. In the last two years, it has been operating more like traditional markets and I see it as a new trend of Bitcoin market. I can not expect other trends than that with BlackRock here and surely more institutional investors from Wall Street will join Bitcoin market.

The four year cycle of Bitcoin market will continue because Bitcoin block halving every four years was set, can not be changed and it will continue to have effects, but in each market cycle, price will no longer be too bullish and parabolic like past market cycles.

It's hard to predict. I believe we have entered a bull market already and there is a higher chance of price going up in 2025 than anything else but the effects of global economic crisis is a negative effect that is making it harder every day. In other words it may not be a surge but definitely many smaller rises here and there.

And basically I'd say the chances of a big surge increases if:
1. Recession subsides
2. Interest rates lowered (which would help recession subside)
3. Global tensions decrease (armed conflicts, threats of armed conflict, supply chain disruptions, economic war including tariffs, etc.)

@betswift. I very much agree and we have witnessed this already on the outflows in the ETF market for bitcoin. I am not quite certain on what presently are the inflows and outflows, however, they are very much disappointing. We have speculated that the traditional investors would bring billions in twaps through these ETFs but this has never occurred presently. I wish we will witnessed this occurrence after the Donald has become more happy after his tariff war and stop this heheheh.

This Donald appears to be good for the market and also similarly bad for the market. This is a very headshaking behavior, I reckon.

This has been circulating on social media hehehehe. It appears that the Donald asked ChatGPT and he only followed the what was formulated hehehehehhe.

Does anyone use Grok? Can you ask the same question?

That's the problem. Bitcoin moves in correlation with the stock market. Terrible for a digital asset touted as the world's "next store of value". Wasn't Satoshi's idea to make Bitcoin independent from the centralized financial system? With Wall Street manipulating market prices (thanks to the approval of spot ETFs), Bitcoin will be doomed. At least, in the short-term.

I sure hope Bitcoin beats Gold (and banks) to fulfill its original purpose. 1 BTC should always be equal 1 BTC no matter what. People should stop looking at Bitcoin's market price in Fiat, and start using it more thoroughly as a currency. We should be thinking in "sats", not dollars (USD). Perhaps, it's already too late for that. The Trump administration has been pro-crypto since day one (which is bullish for the market), but the tariffs are going to ruin everything. Who knows what will happen in the future?

@pooya87. This is what we we discussing hehehe. On why the market of the cryptospace is not pumping despite the administration of the Donald's support for the cryptospace. I speculate I know the answer. This might be because the people who will pump the cryptospace market, these institutions similar to Blackrock, Fidelity and Vaneck know what the Donald will do in the beginning of his administration hehhehe.

It appears that we should wait for more market clearness before we can expect the beginning of the real Trump pump.



Trump gave crypto everything it wanted. The market is still tanking like its 2022

For all the regulatory relief Trump has provided to the crypto industry — ending Gary Gensler’s crackdown, starting a Bitcoin strategic reserve — his sweeping tariffs has eclipsed his administration’s policies for digital assets.

Read in full https://www.dlnews.com/articles/regulation/trump-gave-crypto-everything-it-wanted-the-market-is-still-tanking-like-its-2022/

Don't get me started on how China reacted to such news and tariffs too.. I agree.