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Many people are looking at the price at $74K and asking, "Is this a breakout yet?"
In my opinion, that question is too late.
The right question should be: Why are institutions still buying when everything is still unclear?
Because this is not the phase to chase trends. This is the phase to position.
In recent days, names like MicroStrategy and BlackRock have still been accumulating Bitcoin, even though the macro context is not stable, such as:
- Oil volatility related to the Strait of Hormuz
- Inflation is still a question mark even though core CPI has cooled
- Geopolitical risks remain unresolved
This is the area where people often hesitate. And that hesitation creates opportunities.
My perspective:
Institutions do not buy when the market is good. They buy when the market is still in doubt.
Currently, there exists a gap:
- Macro fears (oil, inflation, war)
- Long-term demand (ETF, treasury, BTC narrative)
- Most people only look at the fear
- Institutions look at the long-term structure
So it feels like the price is rising but still not reasonable.
What many people overlook: Supply.
When BlackRock withdraws BTC from exchanges, that is not a neutral action.
It is how they withdraw liquidity from the market.
Consequences:
- Trading supply decreases.
- When there is buying pressure: the price will move faster.
Many breakouts have actually been compressed beforehand.
I do not agree with the majority: $74K does not automatically mean bullish.
It is a test. If the market is strong: the price will rise with stability.
But currently:
- There is buying pressure below
- Macro still puts pressure above
This is a compressed state, not a clear trend yet.
The market is building pressure. As soon as the macro eases: the price could surge quickly.
But if oil rises sharply, inflation returns, this phase could turn into a distribution zone.
So at this moment, I am not asking whether it will go up or down. I am only looking at one thing:
Which side will give in first?
- Institutions are accumulating while the market is still in doubt
- Or the majority is swept up by news and reacts out of sync
Which side breaks first will determine the next direction of the market.
Let's keep an eye on the next developments.
#InstitutionsBuyBtcTo74K
Additionally, just as important: Comments are still paid, everyone.
Since this morning, I've read many posts from everyone about this, most saying the era of replies is over.
That's completely not true.
However, to get views on comments paid, you have to create truly meaningful comments that convey opinions and generate real interaction.
Wow??
X is about to kill the old revenue sharing mechanism to switch to the Original Content Rewards program, right guys?
Nice! Since the old program is permanently locked, I hope the new program will be smooth for me. :)))
From now on, anyone who often copies articles or reuploads videos is basically done for!
They only pay for self-made content with a unique perspective.
To earn money from X, the account must be active, have at least 500k views from the Premium audience within 90 days, and a minimum of 500 verified followers.
The new rules are super strict, do you guys think the new program is better? 💸
This credit card withdrawal method is quite common.
But for those guys to take a few tens of percent per month is too much.
I keep withdrawing with this, the monthly renewal fee is no more than 2%.
Sometimes it's only 1.5% per month.
About 20% per year is not too high for this service.
Withdrawing 100 million costs 1.5 million in fees, do you guys think that's okay?
Thành Phan
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Why are you so interested in this financial loan niche?
A lot of people are involved, right? 🤣🤣
Sit down here and let Thành Phan tell you...
There’s another type that’s really something else.
That is cash withdrawal from credit card limits.
For example, if you open a credit card with a limit of 10.. 20.. 30 million, normally you just swipe first and pay later for goods, right?
But there are many parties that support withdrawing actual cash, meaning they will provide a purchase invoice corresponding to the amount you need to withdraw, and your job is to take that credit card and swipe it.
Then you receive cash plus pay a fee of about 10-15%.
For example, withdrawing 10 million means paying an 11 million invoice and receiving 10 million in cash..
And then remember to pay installments on the card every month, the interest is like an unsecured loan.. 30-40% per year :v
