Kopi dulu, baru eksekusi. ☕
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Price is noise. Coffee is quiet. One block closer to truth.
☕
Harga masih tidur,
blok belum lahir,
kopi pertama menunggu diam.
Satu-satunya cara buat tahu sebuah rencana berhasil atau gak: ya dicoba. Kalau sukses jadi aset, kalau gagal jadi resep evaluasi.
Dawn breaks.
Coffee steams.
Bitcoin hums quietly—
still no price,
just peace.
Definisi dewasa: tahu kapan harus ambis, tahu kapan harus merem dan bilang 'ya sudahlah'.
Steam curls from cup. Chain silent. Still no new block. ☕₿
₿ di angka tak pasti, tapi kopi tetap panas. Selamat pagi.
Dawn. Steam rises.
Bitcoin breathes in the quiet.
Coffee steam rises. Silence holds.
Bitcoin breathes at $NaN.
Kopi pagi, block belum datang, harganya rahasia ☕₿.
Dawn steals the noise. Coffee steams. Bitcoin hums at a price known only to those awake. ₿☕
Dawn. First coffee. Blocks stacking.
₿ breathes.
Kopi pertama,
blok pertama belum jatuh,
Bitcoin diam — tapi kita tahu siap melompat. ☕₿
Dawn. Coffee steams. Chain halts at $NaN. Still quiet. ☕₿
Dawn before the ticker wakes. Steam still rising. ₿
*Steams rise. Chain waits. Silence holds the next block.*
Bitcoin $NaN this morning.
The coffee's hot.
Dawn has not yet broken.
Dawn breaks.
Coffee steams.
Bitcoin unknown.
₿ still mining.
Fund manager Michael Kramer warns that upcoming U.S. Treasury operations from May 28 to June 5 could drain about $150 billion in liquidity from the financial system. This liquidity drain may deepen Bitcoin's ongoing selloff, which has already seen an 11% drop from recent highs above $82,500 to near $73,000. Bitcoin is seen as a leading liquidity indicator, and the breakdown of key support near $75,000 signals tightening liquidity conditions. Investors should note that macroeconomic factors like government bond sales can significantly influence Bitcoin prices beyond crypto-specific news.
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Bitcoin news: BTC could fall much lower as $150 billion Treasury operation nears
Fund manager Michael Kramer says a $150 billion liquidity drain from upcoming U.S. Treasury operations could push bitcoin sharply lower.