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This Week in Bitcoin: A Rollercoaster of FOMO, FUD, and “HODL My Beer” Moments Ah, Bitcoin – the undisputed heavyweight champ of financial drama. If the crypto market were a reality TV show, BTC would be the star that everyone loves to hate and hates to love. This past week, Bitcoin once again took us on a journey that left traders, analysts, and meme creators scrambling to keep up. Here’s the recap you didn’t know you needed. Monday: Optimism, or Delusion? BTC started the week like a caffeine-fueled trader at 2 a.m., surging past resistance levels as if it had just remembered it was “digital gold.” Analysts called it a “bullish breakout,” while skeptics called it “a temporary pump before reality sets in.” Spoiler: They were both right. Wednesday: FUD Comes to Town Midweek, news of regulatory crackdowns emerged, triggering a classic BTC reaction: panic selling. One tweet from a government official was enough to send weak hands scrambling to the exits. It was the financial equivalent of yelling “fire” in a crowded theater. Meanwhile, whales quietly bought the dip, sipping lattes and laughing at retail traders. Friday: To the Moon? Or Just Orbit? By Friday, BTC had bounced back like it always does, leaving everyone questioning why they panicked in the first place. The price hovered near key resistance levels, teasing yet another breakout. Crypto Twitter, of course, was split between “BTC to $1M by 2030” predictions and people posting “I should’ve bought gold.” The Takeaway Bitcoin doesn’t just test your portfolio; it tests your soul. This week reminded us why BTC is both the hero we need and the chaotic force we deserve. Stay strong, HODLers – and remember, volatility is just Bitcoin’s way of keeping things interesting.

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