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đBitcoin Cracks $85,000 â 'Buy Everything You Can'
Who's advising their clients to FOMO? And why is DOGE up 85%?
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Happy Monday, Zingernation! And Dogecoin holders are having the happiest Monday of all â DOGE is up over 80% over the past week.
Today, we look at why Bitcoin investors are being advised to âbuy everything you can,â an update from the millionaire trader that turned $16,000 into $18 million and more.
Plus, our âPerfect Stockâ Portfolio features a curated selection of expert-picked stocks with proven track records, designed for steady growth. Access investments built to outperform the market today.
TOP STORY
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to go from 5 figures to 8 figures?
âBONK guyâ has done it â multiple times.
The millionaire trader now shared an update on his positions, where heâs been up over $18 million in unrealized profit, but still has not closed his trade.
What makes him so sure and why is he paying millions to keep the position open?
Our âPerfect Stockâ Portfolio features a curated selection of expert-picked stocks with proven track records, designed for steady growth. Access investments built to outperform the market today.
QUICK N DIRTY
Dogecoin is up 86% on the week and over 150% over the past month. What is going on?
Peanut the squirrel has its own memecoin (of course) and the memecoin mooned (of course). But it didnât âjust moonâ â it added $300 million in market cap in one day.
Donald Trump is causing the âTrump pumpâ but a new report found that he cannot actually fire Gary Gensler. Hereâs why a âgolden ageâ is still coming for crypto.
FINTECH FOCUS
Bull runs are a beautiful thing. Especially when Bitcoin rises an extra $2,000 between the time a story is published and the newsletter goes out.
But you shouldnât miss this one, as Bernstein â a $725 billion asset manager â told its clients to âbuy everything you canâ.
Yes, the FOMO among institutional investors is real. Bitcoin is going a lot higher.
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