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Tom Lee says, "I think Bitcoin hits $180,000 by January 31."

Trump took office exactly one year ago. Crypto Prices Since Then: $BTC: -13% $ETH: -5.8% $SOL: -50% $XRP: -40% $DOGE: -68% $LINK: -48% $AVAX: -68% $SHIB: -65% $TON: -71% $UNI: -65% $PEPE: -72% $ONDO: -74% $APT: -83% $TRUMP: -82% $SEI: -73% $INJ: -80% $MELANIA: -98.8% Thank you Mr. President

The community overreacted last time and start accusing people of insider trading and FDN playing favourites etc. now those same mfs are begging for a bid on their bags. Dumbass community bit the hand that fed them now they’re starving They should’ve just stfu and played the game.

$ASTER / Aster There’s plenty of drama surrounding $ASTER right now, so let me clear up the backend optics to explain why this aggressive slide is actually happening. One of the main reasons there is carnage on this chart is purely a result of people thinking they’re smarter than the trend. The chart is in a downtrend, and a large majority of $ASTER bulls have refused to accept it. Every time we get a 2% bounce, you can see retail tries to "front-run" the bottom by aggressively longing. But all they're doing is providing the fuel for the next liquidation candle. It’s a vicious cycle. Longs bid the dip, get trapped, and then get forced to puke their positions, which drives price into the next support level. And while retail tries to "hero buy," the top traders on Binance are aggressively de-risking their positions on $ASTER. The top trader long ratio has dropped to 61.3% from 70% in just a week, showing the pros are stepping aside while retail continues to feed the monster. They’re letting the retail "dip-buyers" do the heavy lifting (and the dying) until the liquidity is finally exhausted. Meanwhile, notice the Cumulative Net Shorts is relatively flat. This confirms that this isn't an aggressive short attack, but it's just the pure weight of trapped longs selling into a void because there's no real buy-side liquidity left. Now, price is trying to hold the $0.70 support. But if it can’t hold this zone, all of these late bullish longs who have been trying to recoup their losses by knife-catching are about to get flushed. Again. As long as the ratio remains this unbalanced with zero buyer support, the chart is looking at a fast trip toward the $0.61 lows.