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  • 조드 Influencer Trader B
     4.10K  @GreatZodd
    ACEIN D
     14.58K  @Acein01

    Bitcoin 200‑Week Moving Average Bitcoin's price is approaching the 200‑week moving average. It's the moment we've been waiting for for a long time. The 200‑week moving average is the average of roughly four years of weekly closing prices and has served as an important support level at each low of Bitcoin's previous cycles. Last year I told people that when Bitcoin is above $100,000 they should not sell recklessly or use leverage indiscriminately, but rather consistently save a portion of their salary in Bitcoin, and when the opportunity arises to meet the 200‑week moving average, use a manageable level of leverage. I remember being cursed by Bitcoin maximalists and getting mobbed for saying that. At the time, the backlash was so severe that I muted many maxis, so I’m not sure how they’re doing now. The atmosphere felt like watching a cult, and I think they’re probably still rationalizing the situation in their own ways and holding on. Anyway, I personally think that now is the time to muster courage. Of course, because semiconductor and AI stocks have risen a lot, if the stock market falls in the second half, Bitcoin is likely to drop as well, so I'm not saying to go all‑in now, but from now until the end of the year we should be brave and regularly buy large amounts whenever it falls significantly. I plan to, starting from the moment it meets the 200‑week moving average, buy in chunks of 30‑50 million KRW each time it falls, roughly 15‑20 times. The amount I intend to hold until retirement is kept in my wallet, so the purchase this time will be sold after about two years and used for my family and myself. If the expected profit materializes this time, I think I’ll be able to live without money worries thereafter. I hope this will be my last bet.

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     Bullish
    Bitcoin is approaching the 200‑week moving average; the author sees this as a good long‑term buying opportunity and recommends accumulating in batches.
  • 链研社｜AI First🔶💧 Trader OnChain_Analyst C
     78.99K  @lianyanshe

    This guy is so talented, trying to buy the dip of the Bitcoin you HODL, as if he's insulting every HODLer. His judgment is probably mostly correct, but I've never seen anyone from an exchange say 'In a bear market, you shouldn't buy Bitcoin because it'll keep dropping'—that's happened more than once or twice. At least he successfully gave everyone a place to vent their emotions 😂 https://t.co/5kehjr8skR

    Gracy Chen @Bitget Founder Influencer C
     282.51K  @GracyBitget

    Continuing to wait for the Bitcoin I want, over 50,000 🙋

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     Bullish
    Bullish on BTC returning to $50,000, ready to keep buying the dip.
  • palpal｜PalAcademy FA_Analyst Regulatory_Expert B
     30.45K  @palpalNFT
    CryptoLand🌏ビットコイン｜仮想通貨｜ D
     15.33K  @yonkuro_awesome

    This change reflects both the strategy’s stoic evolution spirit and shows that simple capital‑raising strategies have become commoditized, necessitating differentiation. Of course there is debate about whether it will work, but I have the conviction to make it work. I am not simply buying Bitcoin, nor am I frightened by Bitcoin’s crashes. Approaching and understanding their hypothesis is a crucial point for investment decisions.

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     Neutral
    The author maintains a neutral stance on Bitcoin, emphasizing strategic differentiation.
  • Crypto Aman Media Influencer D
     89.28K  @cryptoamanclub

    🔊 BLACKROCK ETF JUST DUMPED $388,680,000 WORTH OF BITCOIN CURRENT $BTC PRICE: $66,361 https://t.co/9AiBL99TNe

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     Extremely Bearish
    BlackRock ETF sold nearly $388.9 million worth of Bitcoin, current BTC price $66,361.
  • Crypto Aman Media Influencer D
     89.28K  @cryptoamanclub

    Following a pullback, Bitcoin has now slipped to the 14th position in the global assets rank with a $1.33T market cap. Will $BTC bounce back quickly from here, or is there more dump yet to come? https://t.co/i0I8EBnQIM

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     Bearish
    After a pullback, Bitcoin fell to the 14th spot in the global assets ranking, facing a choice between further decline or a rebound.
  • Ash Crypto TA_Analyst Media C
     2.18M  @AshCrypto

    BREAKING : 🇺🇸BlackRock ETF sold $388,680,000 worth of Bitcoin. https://t.co/j59iRVXRnF

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    Trend of BTC after release
     Extremely Bearish
    BlackRock ETF sold nearly $388 million worth of Bitcoin, putting the market under huge downward pressure.
  • Adam Livingston FA_Analyst Influencer B
     82.19K  @AdamBLiv

    Strategy’s preferreds are legally preferred equity, economically hybrid capital, and analytically credit-like. “Digital credit” is a category term for Bitcoin-linked, yield-bearing capital instruments, not a claim that STRC has bondholder remedies. Critics are right about one narrow thing... that STRC, SATA, STRD, STRK, and STRF are legally preferred equity. These are preferreds rather than bonds. Holders generally lack classic creditor rights like maturity, acceleration, default remedies, or the ability to force repayment like debt holders. But preferred equity can absolutely be analyzed through a credit lens. It has yield, seniority over common, subordination features, dividend coverage questions, balance sheet risk, liquidation preference, issuer quality, duration-like behavior, and downside underwriting. That is credit-style analysis, even when the legal wrapper is equity. Nobody is claiming that “digital credit” is a legal classification. It is a market category Strategy is trying to create for their Bitcoin-linked, yield-bearing capital instruments. If you don't like the term, uh, I'm sorry you're offended. ONWARD!

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     Bullish
    Digital credit-type Bitcoin preferred shares have yield and credit attributes, and the outlook is optimistic.
  • T-Crypto & Stocks (TCS) Trader Media D
     14.50K  @Crypto_TomP

    Michael Seller explains why STRATEGY sold 32 #BITCOIN Critics say, "If they can't sell it, it must be worthless" Billions in BTC will be counted as "zero on the balance sheet" Seller is sending a clear message that BTC is real money

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     Bullish
    BTC is seen as real value, long-term bullish
  • Satoshi Stacker TA_Analyst OnChain_Analyst C
     233.18K  @StackerSatoshi

    Bitcoin is now only a -6.8% drop away from testing the 200 week moving average for the first time since 2023. https://t.co/RndP6ORgL4

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     Neutral
    Bitcoin is just 6.8% away from testing the 200‑week moving average, the first time since 2023.
  • CryptoAvon2626❤️‍🔥 TA_Analyst Trader A
     2.55K  @CryptoAvon2626

    Hello and welcome back! After 59 days, we are right back at the start of the breakout 🤓🤙 #Bitcoin https://t.co/BJIRHm5VTE

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    Trend of BTC after release
     Bearish
    Bitcoin price fell back to the breakout start point after 59 days, and the chart shows a downtrend.