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4 Reasons Bitcoin & Crypto is CRASHING.

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ah hey everyone don't mind me

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we gotta talk about the uh crypto crash

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that's going on

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there's a lot of stuff going on over

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there

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and uh in here as well but uh we gotta

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talk

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because there's a lot that's happening

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okay here's the first thing that we know

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active wallets folks active wallets one

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of the problems that we're having right

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now in bitcoin is active wallets which

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is uh one one of the measures that we

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can use to gauge trading activity has

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stalled we hit 1.2 million actively

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trading wallets uh about a year ago

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today now we're down to 971 thousand

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this means we're down uh just roughly 20

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now because of this there are some

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suggestions that we could set up a

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liquidity squeeze that might cause

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something very similar to the december

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flash crash that we saw which we've been

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seeing bitcoin fall pretty substantially

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today let's go ahead and look at the

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chart and then look at some of the other

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reasons for a fall that we have because

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we've got four really big ones the first

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one though without a doubt the

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plummeting in active wallets and the

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amount of active accounts actually

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buying the dip so in december we had

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this substantial kind of flash crash

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right here flash crash is really defined

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as a sudden sell-off generally driven by

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liquidations that's what we had on about

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december 3rd that was a pretty bloody

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friday in the stock market

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and the way weeble kind of shows the

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24-hour here it always seems to show it

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the date about a day later uh but that

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might be because they're using gmt time

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but anyway what's important here

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is that yes some form of liquidated

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flash crash and then recovery which we

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were covered within that same day i mean

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we fell down to 42 383 and then within

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the same day ended up closing at 49

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800. it's a pretty substantial

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difference there we were still down 9.25

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that day

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but certainly nowhere near as far down

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as we were intraday and there are

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concerns now that we could see that same

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sort of wicking happening uh over the

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next few days to a few weeks and part of

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the reason for that is if crypto

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continues to trend down whether that's

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because of its correlation to the nasdaq

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or some of the other reasons that we're

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going to talk about

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in this video it doesn't help when you

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have a less actively trading wallets now

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sometimes that's because people are

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taking their cryptocurrency out of hot

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wallets or brokerage accounts and

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they're putting them into cold storage

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which means they're not being actively

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traded

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which can sometimes be good if more

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crypto is being locked up is essentially

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a store of value than potentially you

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have less selling pressure but

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unfortunately the opposite is actually

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happening right now at the same time as

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having less overall traders and so

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that's another issue that we face right

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now so number one issue is a decline in

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active wallets number two is a record

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transfer of cryptocurrencies

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specifically bitcoin from

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cold storage to brokerage accounts we're

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seeing a large transfer so this should

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imply more trading but so far it seems

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to be materializing as selling pressure

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uh at least based on the current price

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activity now another issue that we're

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facing is reduced of volumes and open

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interest in futures trading now some of

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this could have to do with the same

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reasons in terms of us seeing fewer

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trading accounts in crypto but according

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to the chicago mercantile exchange we

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are down from an all-time high of 17.4

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billion dollars of crypto futures

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trading actually i'm sorry bitcoin

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futures trading just bitcoin 17.4

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billion dollars of bitcoin futures

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trading in october which is just two and

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a half months ago

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and we are down to 10.6 billion that

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represents a 39 drop in trading notice

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how much of this is related to trading

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and how little is actually really at

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this point related to hodlers or diamond

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handers it's really traders that make

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the market and we've heard this before

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that institutions trade uh 70 of the

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crypto that's that that trades that

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institutions are really the ones driving

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price actions and if they need to hedge

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against risky style assets and they need

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to beta hedge one of the things they'll

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do is they'll sell things that have uh

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that have an elevated beta and

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unfortunately tech stocks within the s p

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500 have a high beta and the correlation

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between bitcoin and tech stocks keeps

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getting more and more clear so if hedge

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funds are selling off tech stocks

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because of what's happening with the

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federal reserve federal reserve today

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providing a completely disastrous

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account

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of what's happening in the economy

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albeit that was about a three week old

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meeting that we just reviewed or got the

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minutes for today it's still weighing on

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crypto as well

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just to give you a very very sort of uh

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brief synopsis of essentially what was

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talked about

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we had talked from the federal reserve

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about having the largest balance sheet

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ever high inflation more short-term

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bonds than ever before risk to the

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upside for inflation risks are the

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downside for the economy and that

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inflation is broadening and last week we

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talked about how a cryptocurrency

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specifically bitcoin is not at all

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trading like an inflation hedge in fact

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it's trading much more like a risk asset

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or risk on asset or textile asset and we

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saw this when we broke down the catalyst

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last week of how crypto is moving in

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relation to what sort of activity is

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happening in the actual marketplace and

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see you might remember this remember we

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wrote what moves bitcoin well folks fear

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about inflation going up and fear about

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the federal reserve raising interest

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rates moves bitcoin

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down not up because what moves bitcoin

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up is money printing without inflation

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so a brief summary would be fed fears

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and high inflation equals bad for crypto

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lower inflation accommodated fed good

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for crypto so that's just another one of

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the reasons that we're facing right now

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so so far we've got quite a few we've

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got a decline in active wallets we've

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got volumes and open interest declining

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we've got more transfers from wallets to

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brokerages

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then we've got this correlation between

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the fed fears nasdaq the technologies

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all rotating to the downside

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also hurting crypto and the last thing

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that we've started seeing although this

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is not i don't really want to call this

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the fifth catalyst yet so that's why i'm

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only really saying four but it's just

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another one that we really have to pay

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attention to is bitcoin liquidations in

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the last 24 hours we've had over 500

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million dollars worth of crypto

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liquidations let's take a look here

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actually now at 12 points actually

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ticked up right now we're sitting at

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total liquidations at over

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740 million dollars of all kryptos if i

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just sort to btc we're actually at 282

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million of just btc liquidations

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for ethereum liquidations we're at about

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143 solana 17 17.9.71

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xrp actually

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16.7 so moving up a little bit jumping

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to matic 7 mana

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algo you can play with these here but if

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we jump on over just to see this

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graphically

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we could scroll here and see this

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elevated pane here in liquidations

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and this generally is associated with a

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decline in cryptocurrency prices so

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these are a lot of issues that we're

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facing right now all at the same time

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decline in active trading wallets people

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trading less maybe they have less money

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to buy and go shopping we're seeing uh

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futures volume decline remember bito

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that was the bitcoin futures etf that

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surged to one billion dollars in assets

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under management within uh the first two

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days of trading right now it's only at

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1.2 billion so i guess i shouldn't say

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only because that's still technically up

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20 percent but it had most of its growth

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the first two days and then just

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sat there so decline in active wallets a

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decline in uh futures trading an

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increase in liquidations

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fed fears all of these things combined

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are creating a lot of fud in the

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cryptocurrency market space to where

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while you still have some analysts who

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are like don't worry we're still going

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to 100k

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there are a lot of people who are

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getting vocal coverage right now about

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oh no don't worry sell your bitcoin now

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because we're going down a lot further

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before we go back up

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now i don't know but let's take a look

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at some of the technical analysis i will

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say if we get a full break under where

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we are now which is a line of about 45

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seven we are potentially knocking on the

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door of a 37 592 again that's the next

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stop uh then of course we've got some

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soft stops in the mid 30s uh the the red

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lines here softer stops harder stop at

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about 32 6 and then we get some strong

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support lines on that 30 30 31 30 and

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29.2 level uh for btc so hopefully

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we don't have to trend in this direction

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but uh right now we're definitely not uh

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jumping up and down with the uh the fake

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out rallies that we've been getting from

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bitcoin uh multiple different fake outs

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here to try to get us off of support and

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this uh this fed meeting information was

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really the nail in the coffin to help

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push us over the edge to the downside

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here ethereum now under 35 same sort of

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break to the downside not great because

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the next stop could be 25 100. we go

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ahead and jump on over to uh aida ada

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sitting at 122. next stop brings us

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right back down to a buck look at this

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how we're playing these support lines

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almost perfectly take a look at this you

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had your breakout uptrend got rejected

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by that 150 and came right back down to

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support uh it's uh i'll tell you basic

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technical analysis or the kind of

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information i teach in the stocks and

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psychology of money course is extremely

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critical when you are investing in

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cryptocurrencies the same thing here

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take a look at this you got uh you

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bounced off of the 147 this is all in

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the day chart you broke through 187

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but got rejected at 206 only to come for

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a brief landing at 171 and now solana is

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rejecting right back down to about 147

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again over and over and over again these

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support lines which i don't move i leave

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them stable only time i ever move them

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is totally by accident but if you look

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at my past videos you see they're always

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consistently at the same spots ada

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solana uh you know bitcoin ethereum

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let's go ahead and take a look at matic

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so uh here's matic don't have many lines

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drawn for a matic but clearly a rotation

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down here uh we we're still on an

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uptrend uh i would say sort of a more

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broad uptrend from the middle of

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december here we could see that trending

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uh nicely up here we are getting uh

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higher lows which is good uh we're not

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really seeing higher highs anymore we

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were so we'll see what's happening you

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know what ends up happening here if we

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end up converging down and finding a new

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support level but right now that's a

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little difficult to determine exactly

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where that might be

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we could do a fibonacci retracement what

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if we went ahead and did that and we

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took a i'm going to go ahead and measure

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from the floor that we had in september

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this was really before the rally and it

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kind of ignores all of the madness that

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happened in the summer so if i go ahead

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and draw down from a peak here on fib

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and pull down to the bottom here

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it looks like we're getting close to

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bouncing off of that

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197 line on matic we got stuck around

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the 78.6 percent line at

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2.52

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but of course the next stop after this

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if we end up do hitting that 197 level

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could be 175.

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so it gives you a little bit of

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perspective into some of the drama

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that's going on i think a lot of this is

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uh well i mean ultimately it comes down

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to what you believe as to whether or not

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it's overblown or not what's happening

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with the federal reserve if you believe

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that the federal reserve has lost its

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plot and inflation's going to the moon

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you probably don't want to be in tech or

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risk-based assets or quite frankly

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crypto to some degree because it is

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trading as a risk-based asset not an

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inflation hedge if you believe that the

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fed is overreacting and we're going to

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see an inflection point to the downside

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inflation and a return to some form of

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accommodation from the federal reserve

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even though technically we're still

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accommodative right now uh that the fear

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is that the fed's going to tighten

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substantially

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then uh then in that case maybe it's uh

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these are all perfect opportunities to

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buy the dip and hopefully you'll get

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rewarded handsomely in the future if you

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want to see all my moves make sure to

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check out the stocks and psychology of

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program out link down below folks i

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really appreciate you being here if you

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found this video helpful consider

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sharing the video and folks we'll see

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you next one thanks bye

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