Hopium: ETH will rise to $16,000🪙

Tom Lee from Fundstrat and Bitmine believes that $16,000 is a fair price for ETH, based on the ETH/BTC ratio during the peak of 2021.

ETH demonstrated its prime status and soared above $3,830 ↗️

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Media: A global crisis is looming ‼️

The world's largest economies have accumulated massive national debts that exceed their annual GDP.

Debt-to-GDP ratio (IMF data):
▪️ USA – 112%
▪️ UK – 100.5%
▪️ Canada – 107%
▪️ Italy – 134.8%
▪️ Japan – 249.7%
▪️ France – 110%
▪️ Spain – 105%

Let's not forget the main protection against debt and currency crises – bitcoin 😮

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📊 Market Overview:

BTC : $116539
ETH : $3895.81
BNB : $785.73
SOL : $176.51

📈 Market Cap :

Total : 3.94T
DeFi : 142.9B
24hr Vol : 147.23B

⚡ Sentiment :

FGI : Greed (74)
Open Interest : 80.2B
24h Liquidation : $284.6M

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The crypto market could receive between 1% and 10% of funds from $12.5 trillion 401(k) retirement plans 💰

▪️ 1% – $125 billion.
▪️ 2% – $250 billion.
▪️ 3% – $375 billion.
▪️ 4% – $500 billion.
▪️ 5% – $625 billion.
▪️ 6% – $750 billion.
▪️ 7% – $875 billion.
▪️ 8% – $1 trillion.
▪️ 9% – $1.13 trillion.
▪️ 10% – $1.25 trillion.

Meanwhile, institutional demand for BTC is already five times greater than what miners produce: 545,579 BTC purchased since the beginning of the year versus 97,082 BTC mined.

Many green days ahead, right, Trump? 🤑

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💰 One chart that explains the entire system

The top 1% now controls over $54 trillion — 468x more than the bottom half of America.

And the gap is still accelerating.

🟡 Since 1976, the top 0.01% have increased their wealth nearly 8x faster than the bottom 50%

🟡 Elon Musk alone holds more wealth than 165 million Americans combined

🟡 The bottom 50% barely register on the chart — and their line stays flat even during bull markets

🟡 Post-2008 QE and low rates fueled the steepest divergence in history

🟡 The top 1% added $20T+ in wealth since 2020. The bottom 50% added… debt

All this while politicians argue about student loans and gas prices.

The real inflation was in asset prices. And it wasn’t evenly distributed.

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