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This order: gold moves first, silver follows, copper confirms, oil triggers a surge, agriculture wraps up
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This can definitely not be a coincidence.
The current inflation situation in the United States is eerily similar to the period from 1970 to 1980.
But this is not the only common point.
During 1970-1980:
Oil prices rose.
Conflicts escalated in the Middle East.
Gold and silver prices surged significantly.
The U.S. economy was in stagflation.
Compared to today, each of these points is astonishingly consistent.

Imagination determines a person's potential ceiling 📈

Although the US-Iran war caused oil prices to double in just a few months, over a span of 5 years, oil prices are still considered cheap.

Be water, my friend.
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Not so aggressive, gentle, steady, wise, building an ideal and abundant investment value. Follow the natural way.

This is a prophecy from 2011 #Bitcoin

Respectfully salute🫡, translation:
The impact/disruption of Bitcoin on banks will be similar to how email impacted the Post Office back in the day.
From Dec 29, 2011

An Ethereum ICO wallet that has been idle for over 10 years has just transferred $ETH worth $209,000.
Initial investment: $124👀
Current value: $835,000🤯
Return on investment up to 6716 times. 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

The total market value of stablecoins has just hit a new all-time high, reaching $312 billion.
Last year, against the backdrop of gradually clarifying US regulatory frameworks, stablecoin supply exploded, adding approximately $100 billion, followed by a period of stagnation.
Now, it seems to be finally breaking through again. This means:
- Increased on-chain liquidity
- Expanded on-chain asset scale
- More capital available for DeFi
In simple terms, the growth of stablecoins is usually a precursor to the "water level rising" in the crypto ecosystem, which is a positive signal for t

Sitting quietly, I suddenly had a technical insight to share with everyone.
This article is only for MACD🧠 (recommend saving)
1. Left side below the zero axis: sharp decline📉
Right side below the zero axis: gradual decline📉
2. Left side above the zero axis: gradual decline📉
Right side above the zero axis: sharp rise📈
As for why 3/4 of these situations are in decline and only 1/4 are rising, can anyone explain this?🤔