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Guys, check this out apart from Bank of America and Royal Bank of Canada, there are 11 big U.S. banks that have been straight-up buying Ethereum nonstop in the last 24 hours. Yeah, you heard that right. And this isn’t just random noise, this is the kind of info that can help you recover like 70% of the losses you’ve been sitting on if you play it smart. Let me break it down.
Bitmain the company that’s been mining Bitcoin for ages and staking Ethereum is run by 457 institutional investors. A few hours ago, they bought 45,759 Ethereum worth $123 million. Live numbers? They also bought $83 million worth, and yesterday they bought $19 million more. Total holdings? 4.3 million Ethereum, which comes out to around $8.2 billion.
Ethereum price right now is $1,937. Hitting $2,000 is basically a blink away. Now imagine this a lot of people think in the next two months it can go way past $2,000. I won’t even talk $4,000 yet, but think about the upside. Drop your thoughts in the comments, because people check those and it helps the whole community get an idea.

Now imagine if Ethereum does hit $4,000 boom, 50% profit just there. That means even those dead tokens sitting in your portfolio? You could switch them to Ethereum and recover a huge chunk of your losses.

Why is this happening? Institutional money is moving in, AI adoption is booming, and the U.S. is pushing hard toward tokenization. That’s why Ethereum is being scooped up like crazy. Minimum target? $4,000 and that’s already a massive recovery.

Plus, Layer 2 ecosystem tokens Arbitrum, Polygon, OP Token, StarkNet, Immutable X they all get a boost when ETH price goes up because transaction fees spike. So holding some of these can give you another 20–30% profit.
Bottom line if you read this, understand it, and act smart, you can turn around 70% of your past losses just from following where the money is moving. I’ve already shared all the company moves, all the numbers. If this makes sense, hit follow, share it with your friends, and start thinking bigger.
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For every new trader who feels stuck right now and quietly questions whether this journey is even worth it, understand this one truth before you think about changing strategies, buying another course, or chasing a bigger funded account: if you cannot manage a $10,000 account properly, a $100,000 account will not magically turn you into a profitable trader. The numbers may increase, but your habits, your emotions, and your decision-making patterns will remain exactly the same, and with larger capital those weaknesses simply become more expensive.

The real issue is never the account size. The real issue is control.

Discipline is the foundation of everything in trading. Without discipline, even the most refined strategy will collapse under pressure. You might understand market structure perfectly, you might recognize liquidity sweeps and entries with precision, but if you remove your stop loss, overleverage after a losing trade, or trade outside your plan because of boredom, then your technical knowledge becomes useless. Discipline means executing your system exactly as designed, not as your emotions suggest in the moment.

Mindset and psychology come right after discipline, and in many ways they are even more important than technical skill. Trading is largely a mental performance game. Fear will make you close winners too early. Greed will make you hold losers too long. Ego will push you to revenge trade. Impatience will force setups that are not really there. Until you learn to observe and control these internal reactions, the market will keep exposing them.

Risk management is the protection layer that keeps you in the game long enough to improve. Risking more than one percent per trade may feel insignificant in the moment, but over time it compounds into emotional instability and account damage. Setting a daily loss limit protects you from emotional spirals. Setting a daily profit limit protects you from giving back gains due to overconfidence. When either limit is reached, stepping away is not weakness, it is professionalism.

There are countless strategies available today, from smart money concepts to pure price action and many variations in between, and most of them can work when applied correctly. The difference between a profitable trader and a struggling one is rarely the strategy itself. The difference is execution consistency, emotional control, and adherence to rules. Two traders can use the exact same system and produce completely different results because one follows rules strictly while the other negotiates with them.

Struggling in the beginning is not a sign that you are incapable. It is part of the process. Finishing a course does not mean you are ready to extract money from the market immediately. For many traders, the first few months are filled with mistakes, overtrading, inconsistent results, and sometimes blown accounts. This phase is painful but educational if approached with honesty and reflection.

To move beyond this stage, you must consciously reduce risk, slow down your trading frequency, and shift your focus from making fast money to building stable habits. Consistency over months matters more than one explosive week. Patience is not passive; it is an active decision to wait for high-quality opportunities and to respect your own rules even when emotions try to override them.

When discipline, emotional control, patience, and structured risk management operate together, profitability becomes a natural outcome rather than a desperate chase. There is no hidden secret strategy that only a few traders know. The real transformation happens when you stop trying to outsmart the market and instead commit to mastering your own behavior within it.
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The market is starting to feel different. Not dead. Not euphoric. Just… different.
Recently we saw news that BlackRock bought around $175 million worth of Bitcoin through its ETF, the iShares Bitcoin Trust. Last year, this kind of headline was normal. Almost every week institutions were adding thousands of BTC, ETF inflows were strong, and holdings were expanding. That steady demand created confidence and pushed price structure higher.
Now in 2026, the tone feels mixed. Some days we see inflows. Other days we see outflows and headlines about reduced holdings. But this is not about emotion. It is about capital flow. When investors put money into the ETF, Bitcoin gets bought. When they redeem shares, Bitcoin gets sold. The ETF is reacting to demand. It is not predicting the market.
Now let’s talk price. This is where things get serious.
If Bitcoin is holding above $70,000 on strong higher-timeframe structure, the market remains constructive. Above that level, dips are likely to be treated as pullbacks, not breakdowns. Liquidity stays inside the system. Altcoins may struggle against BTC dominance, but the broader crypto structure remains intact. Confidence survives.
But if Bitcoin drops below $70,000 with strong volume and fails to reclaim it quickly, that is where risk increases. Below that level, the psychology shifts. What looked like consolidation starts looking like distribution. ETF outflows can accelerate. Retail sentiment weakens. And altcoins usually suffer more because they depend on Bitcoin stability to perform.
Historically, Bitcoin leads every major phase. When institutions enter, they choose Bitcoin first because it is the deepest liquidity pool in crypto. Altcoins outperform later in the cycle when liquidity is abundant and risk appetite is high. When uncertainty rises, capital rotates back to Bitcoin. And when fear expands, capital exits the space entirely.
That is why calling this the “end of altcoins” is dramatic. It is not about death. It is about rotation and dominance. If Bitcoin stays strong above key structure, altcoins can recover in waves. If Bitcoin weakens below major levels, altcoins will bleed harder and faster.
Right now we are in a transition phase. ETF flows, macro pressure, profit taking, and positioning are all colliding. Easy money conditions are fading. Liquidity is more selective. Strong projects will survive. Weak narratives will disappear.
So what matters most?
Watch Bitcoin price around $70,000. Watch ETF flows. Watch dominance. The market always shows strength or weakness at key levels before the big move happens.
This is not necessarily the end of anything. It may simply be the moment where the market decides who leads the next phase.
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US President Donald Trump has announced a 10% global tariff after the Supreme Court struck down his reciprocal levies policy.

Mr Trump’s “reciprocal tariffs”, imposed on most of the rest of the world last April under an emergency powers law, were overturned by the US Supreme Court on Friday in a major blow to the president’s economic agenda.

Speaking at the White House, Mr Trump said the Supreme Court decision affirmed his ability to charge more tariffs under different statutes.

He said: “In order to protect our country, a president can actually charge more tariffs than I was charging in the past… period of a year.

Today I will sign an order to impose a 10% global tariff under Section 122, over and above our normal tariffs already being chargedDonald Trump
“Under the various tariffs authorities, so we can use other of the statutes, other of the tariff authorities, which have also been confirmed and are fully allowed.

“Therefore, effective immediately, all national security tariffs under Section 232 and existing Section 301 tariffs, they’re existing, they’re there, remain in place, fully in place. And in full force.

“Today I will sign an order to impose a 10% global tariff under Section 122, over and above our normal tariffs already being charged.

“And we’re also initiating several Section 301 and other investigations to protect our country from unfair trading practises of other countries and companies.”

In the UK, ministers said they expected the country’s “privileged trading position with the US” to continue after the Supreme Court’s ruling.

The UK received the lowest tariff rate of 10%, and a subsequent deal struck by Sir Keir Starmer and Mr Trump saw further carve-outs for Britain’s steel industry and car manufacturers.

Friday’s decision raises questions over whether those deals still stand, although officials are understood to believe it will not impact on most of the UK’s trade with America, including preferential deals on steel, cars and pharmaceuticals.

A Government spokesperson said: “This is a matter for the US to determine but we will continue to support UK businesses as further details are announced.

“Under any scenario, we expect our privileged trading position with the US to continue and will work with the administration to understand how the ruling will affect tariffs for the UK and the rest of the world.”

It was an updated version of a statement released earlier in response to the court ruling but removed a reference to the UK enjoying “the lowest reciprocal tariffs globally”.

Mr Trump said that some trade deals negotiated after he imposed his reciprocal tariffs will no longer be valid after the US Supreme Court ruling.
“Some of them stand. Many of them stand. Some of them won’t, and they’ll be replaced with the other tariffs,” he said.

The US president said the 10% “global tariff” would be in place for around five months.

“We’re going straight ahead with 10% straight across the board… and then during that period of about five months, we are doing the various investigations necessary to put fair tariffs, or tariffs period, on other countries.

“So we’re doing that, period, but we’re immediately instituting the 10% provision, which we’re allowed to do. And in the end, I think we’re taking more money than we’ve taken in before.”

The US has collected more than 133 billion dollars (£98.4 billion) since Mr Trump imposed the tariffs, but now faces the prospect of having to refund that money to importers.

Friday’s decision, approved by a 6-3 majority, found that a 1977 law did not give Mr Trump the power to impose tariffs without the approval of the US Congress.

The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) said the decision did little to “clear the murky waters for business” around US tariffs.

William Bain, head of trade policy at the BCC, said Mr Trump could use other legislation to reimpose tariffs.

He said: “For the UK, the priority remains bringing tariffs down wherever possible. It’s important the UK Government continues to negotiate on issues like steel and aluminium tariffs and reduces the scope of other possible duties.”

Campaign group Best for Britain said the decision “underlines the instability of doing deals with Trump’s USA and the importance of forging deeper, more reliable trade with our EU neighbours”.

Andy Prendergast, national secretary at GMB, said the removal of the tariffs was very welcome.

“This ruling by the Supreme Court will be popular and represents an overdue slap down for a president who doesn’t seem to have any idea of what he’s doing,” he said.

Richard Rumbelow, director of international business at Make UK, said: “Subject to the details to come from the US administration, the Supreme Court’s ruling to remove tariffs will offer some good news and much-needed clarity for UK manufacturers.

“As the situation continues to evolve, businesses now need clear, practical guidance on how the ruling will be implemented, alongside progress on resolving the remaining Section 232 tariffs on UK steel and aluminium.”
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