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Pardons are unpredictable. CZ’s situation is unique. Maybe this could shift the government’s approach toward crypto. If Trump’s all in on crypto, who knows what could happen?

I tweaked the title for clarity. Not the best spot for long-term holders, since corrections are likely. But for short-term gains? Might be smart to buy at the 24-hour low.

True, but those dips might be ideal buying opportunities. I’d rather buy low than wait until it’s too high.

Bitcoin just dipped a bit and has been going below $96k, with a recent low around $69,800. Personally think we are nearing a good opportunity to jump back in for a recovery this week. What do you all think, is this the…

Right! Buying Bitcoin isn’t just about the lower price. It's also about managing your cash flow so you’re not scrambling for cash when emergencies hit. Planning your DCA is key.

We might think we're losing to other traders, but whales and manipulators can really mess with profits. Insider trading is rare but still exists.

I think you're all missing the point. Just because it was first doesn’t mean it’ll last. Coins need real utility to survive.

Traders keep losing money in crypto, even those with experience. Like today, there are talks about ETH possibly liquidating if it drops just $50. Makes me wonder, what causes this? I’ve faced losses too, and sometimes I…

Yeah, I don’t think any old altcoin can keep up with Bitcoin. It’s just too strong and consistent compared to the rest.

But hold on, since 2025-2026, the Naira hasn't depreciated much thanks to government moves to stabilize it. Sure, fuel prices have shot up, and promises of reductions haven't panned out. Keeping cash in banks isn't…

Wait, what? You can't just throw that out without explaining it more. This is kinda confusing for everyone. You might wanna clarify your thoughts to avoid off-topic replies.

Honestly, I’m not expecting one major trend to lift all altcoins anymore. We’re seeing some coins pump individually, like ETH recently, while others are still struggling.

Yeah, for a lot of people now, it's not about freedom anymore. It's all about flipping for profits. Sad to see.

It's interesting though. Many countries are revamping their revenue laws to include crypto as taxable assets. Banks are looking to get involved too, but I wonder how much they’ll focus on regulatory stuff instead of…

Exactly, DCA is key. If prices drop, you can still buy in without wrecking your budget. It’s all about being smart with your entries when the market dips. No one really knows what’s next.

A lot of those who sold Bitcoin when it hit $100k made some solid profits. If you’re planning to buy back, this dip could be your chance. So what’s everyone thinking? What’s your target price to jump back in? Are you…

Definitely. Many glitches go unnoticed, and Bithumb probably does want some publicity from this. Curious how they’d handle it if it were an external wallet, though. Lucky they made the error on their own system.

Totally agree. This could have been disastrous for Bithumb if they didn’t act fast to halt withdrawals. A lot of these glitches slip under the radar, and the exchange doesn’t tell you about it till it’s fixed.

Hype is a real killer for motivation in crypto, and scammers often drag down whole projects. Look at what's happened to memecoins. It’s a tough crowd.

Seriously, don't get too tangled up with analysts, it’s all vague predictions. They often miss the mark on what really happens in the market.