After all the fuss, it still turned out to be a bubble. When Trump launched his own celebrity coin, everyone thought things were looking up. However, in an interview, Trump admitted that he wasn't very clear about the operations of the coin, although he heard it made a lot of money. Following that, his wife also launched a coin, and it was later revealed that her team was different from Trump's team, which explains why there was mutual undercutting between the couple. Then, the "Bitcoin Emperor" Musk saw his reputation slide due to the DOGE incident, not only causing Tesla's stock to plummet but also dragging Bitcoin down with it.
It really is a scene of lamentation, feeling like this year lacks the clear Black Swan event that was present before last year's election. It's tough.

Bitcoin has fallen back to pre-election levels.

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Pay more attention to Twitter, and you wouldn't say that.
The cryptocurrency market is now just gambling.
Musk himself is in trouble now.
Ponzi scheme
They are just playing around; there's no such thing as an American strategic reserve.
Trump Coin, the eternal god
Haha, made a bit of money from that wave before.
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