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#VeChain 🤝🏽 PNW 🎄

Follow for daily insights of #BTC #Altcoins

Don’t be like me and buy $400 Ape NFT’s that go to $0

Learn and earn from my mistakes in previous #Bitcoin cycles. 🤝🏽
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Same, we’re entering our prime 🤌🏽
November 26, 2024 at 4:51 PM
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Hello you can speak about whatever you need to here my DM’s are closed for private talk as my goal here it to educate everyone.
November 25, 2024 at 12:14 PM
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Did you lose your job?
November 25, 2024 at 12:13 PM
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Background worth 🔥
November 25, 2024 at 9:15 AM
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Poor things. Being that tall is a blessing and a curse 😂
November 25, 2024 at 9:15 AM
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KEY TAKEAWAYS.

#BITCOIN #IS #IMMUTABLE #GODBLESS 🙏🏽

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Here’s the final post summarizing our discussion, tying together Bitcoin’s fundamentals, supply and demand, market narratives, financial literacy, and market cycles: “Unveiling Bitcoin: Fundamentals, Market Cycles, and Financial Literacy” 1/ Bitcoin’s Value Foundation At its core, Bitcoin operates on scarcity: only 21M BTC will ever exist. This fixed supply, combined with halving events reducing new Bitcoin production, ensures long-term scarcity. 2/ Supply and Demand: The Economic Engine Limited supply meets growing demand. As institutions and individuals seek a hedge against inflation, Bitcoin’s value climbs. Its decentralized nature offers an alternative to traditional systems, driving adoption globally. 3/ Market Cycles and Emotional Narratives Bitcoin thrives in market cycles influenced by human psychology: • Bull runs are fueled by FOMO and optimism. • Corrections arise from fear and uncertainty. Narratives like inflation fears, tech adoption, or global events (e.g., economic crises) amplify these emotions, shaping price movement. 4/ Financial Literacy: The Key to Understanding Value Understanding assets like Bitcoin goes beyond hype. Recognize the interplay of fair value (true worth based on fundamentals) vs. emotional price swings driven by stories. 5/ Bitcoin as a Market Cycle Catalyst Bitcoin often follows predictable patterns: consolidation, breakout, trend. For instance, the COVID-19 crisis aligned with its halving cycle, creating a “perfect storm” for its rise from $10K to $60K+. 6/ Actionable Insight Don’t let noise sway you—focus on fundamentals. Bitcoin’s code is law, guaranteeing scarcity and decentralization. Understanding its supply-demand mechanics and cyclical nature equips you to navigate its market confidently. 7/ Bitcoin isn’t about any one person, election, or event. Its value lies in its unchanging rules and how it fits into the broader financial system as a hedge and an opportunity. 🌍
November 25, 2024 at 9:06 AM
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Bitcoin’s 21 million supply cap ensures scarcity, similar to gold. As supply decreases over time (halving events), demand increases, pushing prices up. There’s time to invest, as new supply won’t be exhausted until 2140, allowing supply-demand dynamics to drive value steadily upward.
Unlike fiat currencies, which central banks can inflate at will, Bitcoin operates on a strict limit of 21 million coins. This cap, embedded in its code, creates a fixed supply that ensures its value is dictated by supply and demand. The Supply Side 1. Hard Cap: No more than 21 million Bitcoins will ever exist, a rule written into the protocol. This scarcity makes Bitcoin a deflationary asset. 2. Halvings: Approximately every four years, the reward for mining Bitcoin is halved, reducing the new supply entering circulation. Historically, this has led to price increases, as diminishing supply meets growing demand. 3. Lost Coins: An estimated 20% of Bitcoin has been lost forever due to forgotten keys or lost wallets, further tightening supply. The Demand Side 1. Institutional Interest: Companies like Tesla and PayPal have embraced Bitcoin, driving mainstream adoption and creating a new wave of demand. 2. Inflation Hedge: In a world of rising debt and monetary expansion, Bitcoin’s fixed supply offers a safeguard against inflation. 3. Global Utility: Bitcoin provides financial access in regions with unstable currencies or authoritarian governments, further boosting its appeal. Fair Value and Narratives Bitcoin’s fair value—its price based on fundamentals like adoption and scarcity—can be distorted by emotional market narratives: • FOMO: Bull markets attract buyers chasing rising prices. • Fear: Regulatory or geopolitical news often leads to sharp corrections. • Macro Events: Crises like the COVID-19 pandemic elevate Bitcoin’s status as a safe-haven asset. Example In 2020, inflation fears from stimulus measures coincided with Bitcoin’s halving cycle, propelling its price from $10,000 to over $60,000 by 2021. This rally was driven by both technical fundamentals and the narrative of Bitcoin as a hedge against fiat devaluation.
November 25, 2024 at 9:02 AM
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It’s not about Trump or any leader; it’s about mathematics over manipulation. If markets reflect human psychology, Bitcoin reflects the power of trustless systems.

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Why Bitcoin Will Continue to Appreciate: Supply, Demand, and Market Narratives Increasing Demand 1. Institutional Adoption: Companies like Tesla and MicroStrategy have integrated Bitcoin into their portfolios, signaling its acceptance as a mainstream asset. Payment platforms such as PayPal have also added support, making it easier for consumers to buy and use Bitcoin. 2. Hedge Against Inflation: As global inflation rises, Bitcoin’s fixed supply offers an alternative to fiat currencies, which central banks can inflate through monetary expansion. 3. Global Accessibility: Bitcoin provides financial inclusion in regions with unstable currencies or oppressive governments, appealing to individuals seeking stability and security. Fair Value and Market Narratives • Fair Value: This is the price of an asset based on its fundamentals, such as supply, demand, and utility. For Bitcoin, factors like on-chain activity, mining costs, and adoption rates contribute to its fair value. • Narratives Driving Price: Market sentiment often pushes Bitcoin’s price beyond or below its fair value: 1. FOMO: During bull runs, fear of missing out leads to increased buying. 2. Regulatory Fears: Announcements of potential crackdowns can cause sharp selloffs. 3. Macro Events: Elections, wars, and economic crises can drive demand for Bitcoin as a “safe haven” asset. Example of Narrative and Technical Alignment In 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic led to widespread economic instability. Governments implemented stimulus measures, fueling inflation fears. Bitcoin’s narrative as a hedge against fiat devaluation gained traction, aligning with its technical breakout from a long consolidation period. This combination drove its price from $10,000 to over $60,000 by early 2021.
November 25, 2024 at 8:56 AM
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Curious how you see this playing out economically or politically—do you think this would impact global markets or just the U.S.? #LetsDiscuss
November 25, 2024 at 8:42 AM
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With neither #Trump or #Biden being the reason we see this #asset at its current market price you can see in our charts here that the narrative was the reason for this to make its final move to complete our pattern.

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Why Narratives Drive Markets Narratives, or market stories, drive price action because they influence investor psychology. When people believe in a certain outcome—like economic growth, fear from geopolitical conflict, or optimism about political leadership—they adjust their trades, creating trends that align with technical analysis patterns. Narratives in Technical Analysis Bull Flag Pattern: This technical setup occurs when prices consolidate sideways after a strong uptrend and then break higher. The breakout is often fueled by a strong external narrative, like an election or global event, creating momentum. • Final Leg Up: The “last leg” in this pattern often coincides with peak optimism (or greed). Long green candles represent strong buying interest, but hesitation (e.g., candles with long wicks or small bodies) can signal the rally’s end. Example: War Narrative A geopolitical conflict can drive fear-based price action: • Safe Haven Assets Rise: Gold or the U.S. Dollar sees large green candles as investors seek safety. • Risk Assets Drop: Stocks or speculative assets fall with red candles. • Alignment: If gold had already formed a bull flag, the fear-driven buying could push it into a strong breakout. Example: Elections (Trump’s Influence) When Trump was elected, the market anticipated pro-business policies, creating a rally in U.S. stocks: • Sideways Consolidation: Pre-election, stocks formed a bull flag. • Narrative Breakout: Optimism over tax cuts acted as the catalyst for the breakout, forming strong green candles. • Exhaustion: Near the top, candlesticks with long wicks appeared, signaling hesitation and possible reversal. Financial Literacy Insight Price action reflects both technical patterns and narrative psychology. Combining these allows you to understand why an asset moves and predict future trends. Examples like Tesla in 2020 (EV optimism) or Bitcoin in 2021 (institutional adoption) show how narratives and technicals align.
November 25, 2024 at 8:39 AM
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I want to try and educate you on how the underlying #fundamentals of the media and the news will drive the price action in the months to follow.

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What Is a Candlestick? Think of a candlestick as a rectangle with two lines (like a candle with a wick on each end). 1. The Body (Rectangle) • It shows where the price started and ended (called the open and close) during that time. • If the body is green or white, the price went up (closed higher than it opened). • If it’s red or black, the price went down (closed lower than it opened). 2. The Wicks (Lines Above and Below) • The wicks tell you the highest price (top of the wick) and the lowest price (bottom of the wick) during that time. • Even if the price closed in the middle, the wicks show how far the price “traveled.” How to Read It? Imagine you’re watching kids on a playground: • The body is like how far they walked from one side of the playground to the other. • The wicks show how far they ran before stopping or turning back. If the candlestick has a long wick on top, it means people tried to push the price up but got “tired” or scared and stopped. A long wick on the bottom means the price dropped, but people got excited and bought it back up. Psychology of Candlesticks (Fear and Greed) Candlesticks also show human emotions in the market: 1. Fear: When prices drop quickly, people panic and sell. This creates long red candlesticks. 2. Greed: When prices rise fast, everyone wants to buy, making tall green candlesticks. 3. Indecision: A small body with long wicks (called a Doji) means people don’t know if the price should go up or down—like a game of tug-of-war. Trump and Market Psychology When big events happen, like Donald Trump preparing to take office, markets can get emotional: • Optimism or Greed: People might think Trump’s policies will boost the economy, so they rush to buy. This creates big green candlesticks. • Fear or Uncertainty: If people worry about political decisions, they might sell quickly, leading to sharp red candlesticks.
November 25, 2024 at 8:21 AM
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November 25, 2024 at 8:14 AM