Prita Ghozie

Bitcoin Could Crash Soon, Says Analyst

Crypto analyst Nicholas Merten is predicting a significant Bitcoin price drop in the next two weeks. He shared this bearish outlook with his over 500,000 YouTube subscribers. Worrying Signs for Bitcoin Merten points to several factors fueling his prediction. He highlights concerning price action in Bitcoin, similar trends in altcoins, and growing concerns about a…

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Bitcoin Could Hit $500,000: A Macro Guru’s Prediction

Investor Luke Gromen predicts a massive Bitcoin price surge, potentially reaching $500,000. He bases this bold prediction on his belief that the US government will significantly weaken the dollar to boost its defense industry. A Weakening Dollar, a Booming Bitcoin? Gromen argues that the US is facing a national security crisis, highlighted by recent events…

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Could Trump’s Bitcoin Move Spark a Global Domino Effect?

A recent interview revealed some interesting predictions about what might happen if the US adopts Bitcoin as a strategic reserve. Bitcoin’s Rise in Government and Corporate Circles Simon Gerovich, CEO of Metaplanet (often called “Japan’s MicroStrategy”), shared his thoughts on Bitcoin’s growing presence in government and corporate strategies. He’s seeing more and more high-level discussions…

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Froggy Fresh: 5 Meme Coins to Watch

Elon Musk’s New Year’s Eve shenanigans sent the crypto world into a frenzy. His profile picture change to Kekius Maximus, a Pepe the Frog meme, ignited a buying spree for frog-themed cryptocurrencies. Let’s dive into some of the most interesting ones. Pepe the Frog: Still Reigning Supreme $PEPE, the OG frog coin, boasts an $8…

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Bitcoin’s Delayed Rally: Good News, Bad News?

A popular crypto analyst, Dave the Wave, has a mixed outlook on Bitcoin’s price action. While Bitcoin hasn’t yet seen its explosive price surge, he sees both positives and negatives in this delay. The Double-Edged Sword of Delayed Parabolic Growth Dave the Wave, who boasts a large following on X (formerly Twitter), points out that…

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