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It’s not potential anymore; it happened! He’s the president of the most influential country. That power isn’t just for show.

The Fed's stance is shaky right now. We need to see some solid data before knowing if rates will change.

With Bitcoin at nearly $100k now, it’s not just speculation anymore. We’re almost there, and with Trump boosting things, $120k could be a stepping stone to something bigger.

True! Derivatives are overtaking spot volumes, which attracts those big players. That smooths out price movements, but Bitcoin is still volatile compared to stocks.

It's been a correction since mid-August. Bitcoin hit 124k, and now it’s normal for it to pull back. August and September aren’t great months historically, but I’m not seeing any bad news lately.

Exactly. You just gotta have a plan for whatever happens. We can’t rely on past trends to dictate future outcomes.

But uncertainty isn’t always the worst enemy. High taxes and soaring inflation can seriously damage a business way faster. They eat into profits directly. You're spot on about how governments keep changing rules and…

No way Bitcoin hits that $250K target this year. We’ve got less than four months left, and predicting a double-up seems unrealistic unless a huge catalyst appears.

Rate cuts are nice, but even with cuts, rates are still above the Fed's target. I'm not sure it'll really change the trend. Plus, the cut is pretty much priced in already.

Fed's keeping interest rates high. No cuts in sight. But Bitcoin seems unbothered by the news. It’s still viewed as risky, and any bad news can make it drop.

Not everyone has the cash to buy Bitcoin every time it dips. Most of us are long-term investors, and nobody wants the price to drop. People usually feel bummed when prices fall instead of seeing it as a chance to buy.…

I think retail investors are the ones fixated on $100K. Institutional reactions might be different, and once profits are taken, we might see a FOMO influx back into Bitcoin.

The altcoin scene is super competitive, so anything could happen. ETH is the queen for now, but it can’t hold that crown forever. If it doesn’t step up its game with upgrades while BNB and SOL keep evolving, it could…

And consumers are the ones who pay the price. The politicians make the calls, but we’re the ones feeling the pain.

I see some traders are just looking to get rich quick. It’s not gambling, but it’s all about probabilities. Knowledge increases your chances, but it doesn’t guarantee success. Holding long-term is often smarter, but…

Yeah but I really hope you’re right. I wish the US wouldn’t have such a huge influence anymore. They’re still a major player, contributing a huge chunk of the world’s GDP. It’s gonna take time for that to change.

For sure, the market’s affected by way more than just Fed policies or Trump's agenda. News about the new chair may cause some temp fluctuations, but it'll blow over. If something happens globally, it could overshadow…

We might just get stabilized between $80k and $90k unless something major happens to push through.

I disagree! The recent ETH surge and the boom in perpetual DEXes show there’s no guaranteed formula for altcoin investing. Market makers drive this speculation, and it’s unpredictable.

Not much news this week, mostly about the Russia-Ukraine situation. But there’s some positive news too, like the lower PCE index and that crypto conference coming up.