It's been a while since we've seen such a terrible month in the market.
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It's been a while since we've seen such a terrible month in the market. Recently, cryptoassets across the board plunged – wiping off over $200 billion in market value. Bitcoin (BTC) has fallen a worrisome ~30% from its all-time high...
The explosion of volatility, however, carried with it an important warning... That, despite all of its potential, Bitcoin and the entire crypto market is not impenetrable to capitalism's greatest enemy… Greed. You see, recent events have been simple cases of speculation, over-leverage, and irrational exuberance. It's what causes valueless meme coins like dogecoin to smash through all-time highs… It's what causes ordinary folks – and we've all seen them – to gamble on tiny crypto-assets without even understanding their use-case... And, as we saw, it's what led to forced liquidations and a collapsing market. Speculation, as you see, is a dangerous game. And unfortunately, it's running the gamut in both the world of crypto AND the stock market. That's why I'm preparing for the inevitable before the music stops. This is what I'm doing to protect my family and my finances - I recommend you do the same. Best, Tim Melvin P.S. With all the hysteria going on in today's "bull market," a plan for protection is more important now than ever before. It's time to prepare. This is the only escape route left for your money.
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