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JUST IN: 🇺🇸 President Trump says Jerome Powell is "too stupid and too political" to be the Federal Reserve Chairman.

BREAKING: Michael Saylor's 'Strategy' buys 21,021 Bitcoin worth $2.46 billion.

It's not about charts/lines/indicators... I believe in timing. There is always local fomo alts in July Great dips in August & We start Q4 with August & September accumulation TIMING IS EVERYTHING.

🔹 Monthly ETH (Ethereum) Analysis – July 2025 Price is moving within a long-term ascending channel that started in 2017. The RSI (Relative Strength Index) shows repeated bearish divergence at each major top, indicating weakening momentum despite rising price. Currently, the RSI has broken above its long-term descending trendline, which historically precedes a strong price breakout. If Ethereum closes above $3,760 this month, it would mark the highest monthly close since December 2021. A confirmed breakout above the previous high at $4,100 would likely trigger a move toward the top of the channel near $14,000. 📌 Conclusion: The current structure supports bullish continuation. RSI breakout before price suggests momentum is building, and a monthly close above $3,760 strengthens the case for a long-term rally. ✅ Technical Entry Point: After monthly close above $4,100 🎯 Potential Targets: $5,000 → $8,000 → up to $14,000 in the long term #Ethereum #ETH

ETF Ethereum Inflows is really massive. Guess what will happen next week

#Parti buy here 0.228 now Sell: 0.249 - 0.26 - 0.28++ Stop loss: 202

#SUI Spot buying below 4$ TP 12-15-20$

Eth 5k

#PGXG possible to go up to 6000$

JUST IN: $ETH surpasses a $450,000,000,000 market cap.

#LTC moving well

#LTC buy setup long Tp coming soon

🚨 BREAKING: U.S. Producer Price Index (PPI) drops to 2.3%, BELOW expectations! 🔻 Inflation cooling faster than predicted… 📉 More fuel for rate cuts? 📈 Crypto and stocks could love this!

JUST IN: 🇺🇸 US Department of Justice ends investigation into crypto prediction platform Polymarket.

Educational Post What Is M2 (Money Supply)? M2 is a way to measure the total money circulating in an economy. It includes both highly liquid money, such as cash and checking deposits (M1), as well as less liquid assets, such as savings accounts, time deposits, and money market funds. Economists, government officials, and investors look at M2 to understand how healthy the economy is. If there’s a lot of money out there, people and businesses are more likely to spend more. If there’s less money available, spending will naturally slow down. What Is M2 Made of? The US Federal Reserve calculates the M2 using multiple components, including cash and money in checking and savings accounts. It also includes certificates of deposits (CDs) and other assets that can be easily converted to cash. 1. Cash and checking accounts (also called M1) This is the most basic and liquid form of money. It includes: Physical currency (coins and paper money). Money in checking accounts, which can be used with a debit card or checks Traveler’s checks (less common today but still included in M1). Other checkable deposits (OCDs). These are highly liquid accounts that can be used to make payments by check or debit card. 2. Savings Accounts These are bank accounts where people keep money they don’t need right away. While savings accounts usually pay interest, they can have limits on how often you can take money out. 3. Time deposits These are also called certificates of deposit (CDs). You agree to leave your money in the bank for a certain amount of time, and in return, the bank pays you interest. These deposits are usually under $100,000. 4. Money market funds These are a type of mutual fund that invests in safe, short-term investments. They usually offer higher interest than savings accounts but have some restrictions on how you can use your money.

Funding has turned to positive level.

#PIXEL BULLISH

#CETUS buy setup long