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The analyst discusses the cryptocurrency market, noting that the market is currently giving up all profits and continually heading downwards. He has been selling a lot of cryptocurrency lately (hundreds of thousands of dollars). He calls out Bitcoin was going to move down to 92,500, and successfully did that. Called out we would hit 80,000 which happened, but he is moving his target to 65,000. Japan is raising interest rates as well. The Total market cap has broken the uptrend from 2023, and is aiming for concern and fear sentiment. Bitcoin is likely to go down to $77,000, $71,000, or $57,000. Analyst states that there is a debt crisis happening, and states it could set up a bear market.
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