CryptoRUs is frustrated and disappointed as the crypto market erases all gains from Trump’s recent bullish crypto announcements. He blames Wall Street panic, liquidity fears, and misguided risk-on sentiment for the collapse.
Bitcoin Wipes Out Recent Gains – Now Below $83K
Key Highlights:
- Bitcoin pumped to $95K after the Trump crypto reserve announcement, only to crash below $83K in the biggest reversal of the year
- This drop is worse than expected, as BTC has now lost all momentum from bullish catalysts
- The $78K CME Gap is now in play, and if broken, BTC could see even deeper losses
Wall Street is in Full Panic Mode
Key Highlights:
- Dow -700 points, Nasdaq -500 points, tech stocks and crypto are both in a sell-off frenzy
- Nvidia dumped 9 percent, showing that even strong companies aren’t safe from tariff fears
- Trump confirmed that tariffs on China, Canada, and Mexico are happening, leading to global risk-off sentiment
Altcoins Hit Harder Than Bitcoin – Meme Coins Are Dead
Key Highlights:
- Cardano (-60 percent), XRP (-50 percent), Solana (-40 percent) – massive liquidations everywhere
- Meme coins and speculative assets are being dumped at record speed, with no liquidity left
- Wall Street whales are liquidating everything, forcing even stronger downward pressure
Trump’s Crypto Reserve Plan: Why Isn’t It Helping?
Key Highlights:
- Trump announced the U.S. will hold a Bitcoin and crypto reserve, but the market is not reacting positively
- Rumors suggest China and Russia will launch their own crypto reserves, but it’s not enough to offset market fear
- Saylor supports the reserve, saying it’s bullish long-term, but short-term, Wall Street doesn’t care
SEC Softening Stance on Crypto – A Positive Shift
Key Highlights:
- SEC dropped lawsuits against Kraken and Yuga Labs (NFT case)
- SEC now says NFTs are NOT securities, a major win for the industry
- Regulation roundtables start in March, which could lead to clearer rules for crypto
Final Take: Wall Street Will FOMO Back – Stay Strong
Key Highlights:
- CryptoRUs believes this sell-off is temporary, but it’s frustrating and irrational
- He urges investors to avoid panic-selling, reminding them that Wall Street will eventually buy back in
- Bitcoin is NOT a tech stock and will eventually decouple from risk-on sentiment, but right now, that’s not happening
Bottom Line: Bitcoin is being treated as a tech stock, and Wall Street is dumping everything. Despite Trump’s bullish stance, macro fear is overpowering all positive crypto news. Stay patient, Wall Street will come back.