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According to the sage Shango (@ShangoTrades), the 4-hour chart reveals OP trapped in a purgatory of consolidation, its spirit crushed beneath the weight of a descending trendline. Price action, like a moth to a flame, repeatedly fails to breach this celestial barrier, leaving traders to wonder if their candles will ever burn bright enough to escape. A decisive close above this line could unlock gains toward $0.74-$0.75, a realm where prior supply zones whisper sweet nothings to bulls. But let us not forget: hope is a dangerous game. 🐛🕯️

He mentioned that we represent a certain percentage of the market’s fluidity. This means we don’t affect the price of Bitcoin when we trade, as our transactions are typically designed to have minimal effect. Often, these trades are carried out through Over-the-Counter (OTC) platforms.

As of the latest gossip, Solana (SOL) is strutting its stuff at $181, with a daily trading volume that would make even the most seasoned trader blush-$4.55 billion, to be precise. Alas, it has taken a slight tumble of 1% in the last 24 hours and is down a rather dramatic 8% over the past week. Yet, our ever-hopeful analyst, Ali Martinez, chirps,

Economists, who are often more confident than a cat near a sinking boat, mostly agree that a rate cut might be in the pipeline. Why? Because the Fed has a miraculous ability to support growth-or at least pretend it’s doing something-while trying not to trigger a financial apocalypse. All eyes will be glued on the September 16-17 meeting, where the Fed will unveil its master plan, or possibly just nod and say “We’ll see.”

Powell mused, “Downside risks to employment are rising,” while entire battalions of economists nodded and scribbled, pretending to know what he really meant. “If things go sideways, layoffs could spring up faster than weeds in July.”

Powell money line: “policy adjustment may be warranted, with rates still restrictive” setting up for a Sept cut

This clever rogue, known by the moniker ZachXBT-like some sort of digital Sherlock-spied out the scheme over a thing they call X, which folks around here call Twitter. The con fellas dressed up like a crypto exchange and a hardware wallet, sounding as trustworthy as a fox in the henhouse. Seems these scallywags are getting bolder, spreading their mischief across the globe like a bad case of the measles.

After weeks of doubting whether the Fed would ever do anything, investors finally looked up from their bread and circled September on the calendar.

As he delivered what may be his swan song from this hallowed venue, Powell hinted at the possibility of rate cuts by year’s end. Yet, in a masterclass of ambiguity, he offered no specifics-because who needs clarity in these turbulent times? After all, uncertainty is the spice of life, is it not?

Now, if you’re wondering how this miraculous transformation came about, let us rewind to 2019, when Allianz was busy wagging its finger at crypto like a disapproving schoolmaster. Back then, it cited volatility and regulatory uncertainty as reasons to avoid the stuff entirely. But lo and behold, here we are in 2025, and they’ve done a complete about-face. One might say they’ve gone from Scrooge McDuck to Bitcoin Booster™️ faster than you can say “blockchain.”