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Tokyo Rate Hike + Federal Reserve "Fake Liquidity": Bitcoin's Christmas Market Faces "Ice and Fire"
Brothers, on the morning of December 15, when Asian traders just opened their candlestick charts, Bitcoin suddenly "slashed" from $90,000 straight down to $85,616, a 5% drop causing contract accounts to bleed profusely. Strangely, gold only fell by $1 at the same time, remaining steady as a mountain. No major defaults or negative news—this "silent slaughter" was actually hidden in a decision by the Bank of Japan.
And in the same week, the Fed was still performing "constipation-style liquidity"—s

Tokyo Rate Hike + Federal Reserve "Fake Liquidity": Bitcoin's Christmas Rally Faces "Ice and Fire"
Brothers, on the morning of December 15th, when Asian traders just opened their candlestick charts, Bitcoin suddenly "slashed" from $90,000 straight down to $85,616, a 5% drop that caused contract accounts to bleed profusely. Strangely, gold only fell by $1 at the same time, remaining steady as a mountain. Without any major defaults or negative news, the culprit behind this "silent slaughter" was hidden in a decision by the Bank of Japan.
And in the same week, the Federal Reserve was still perfor

Tokyo Rate Hike + Federal Reserve "Fake Liquidity": Bitcoin's Christmas Rally Faces "Ice and Fire"
Brothers, on the morning of December 15th, when Asian traders just opened their candlestick charts, Bitcoin suddenly "slashed" from $90,000 straight down to $85,616, a 5% drop that caused contract accounts to bleed profusely. Strangely, gold only fell by $1 at the same time, remaining steady as a mountain. Without any major defaults or negative news, the culprit behind this "silent slaughter" was hidden in a decision by the Bank of Japan.
And in the same week, the Federal Reserve was still perfor

Tokyo Rate Hike + Federal Reserve "Fake Liquidity": Bitcoin's Christmas Rally Faces "Ice and Fire"
Brothers, on the morning of December 15th, when Asian traders just opened their candlestick charts, Bitcoin suddenly "slashed" from $90,000 straight down to $85,616, a 5% drop that caused contract accounts to bleed profusely. Strangely, gold only fell by $1 at the same time, remaining steady as a mountain. Without any major defaults or negative news, the culprit behind this "silent slaughter" was hidden in a decision by the Bank of Japan.
And in the same week, the Federal Reserve was still perfor

Tokyo Rate Hike + Federal Reserve "Fake Liquidity": Bitcoin's Christmas Rally Faces "Ice and Fire"
Brothers, on the morning of December 15th, when Asian traders just opened their candlestick charts, Bitcoin suddenly "slashed" from $90,000 straight down to $85,616, a 5% drop that caused contract accounts to bleed profusely. Strangely, gold only fell by $1 at the same time, remaining steady as a mountain. Without any major defaults or negative news, the culprit behind this "silent slaughter" was hidden in a decision by the Bank of Japan.
And in the same week, the Federal Reserve was still perfor

Federal Reserve's "Fake Printing" and Tokyo's Interest Rate Hike: Bitcoin Market Faces a "Blend of Ice and Fire" During Christmas
Brothers, on the morning of December 15, when Asian traders opened their candlestick charts, Bitcoin received a "head-cutting" blow from $90,000 straight down to $85,616, a 5% drop, leading to blood flow in futures accounts. Strangely, gold at the same time only dropped by one dollar, remaining steady as a mountain. No explosion, no negative news, and the main reason for this "silent killing" was the decision by the Tokyo central bank.
In the same week, the Federal

Tokyo Rate Hike + The Fed's "Fake Liquidity": Bitcoin's Christmas Rally Faces "Ice and Fire"
Brothers, on the morning of December 15th, when Asian traders just opened their candlestick charts, Bitcoin suddenly "came crashing down" from $90,000 straight to $85,616, a 5% drop, causing bloodshed in contract accounts. Strangely, at the same time, gold only fell by $1 , remaining as steady as a mountain. No major crash, no negative news—yet the mastermind behind this "silent slaughter" is hidden in a decision by the Bank of Japan.
Meanwhile, during the same week, the Fed continued its "constipated