BTCUSD: Financial institutions are not our friends

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Hi All,

Hope all your trades are going well
I was off with my previous BTCUSD trade

There're three possibilities that could occur within the next five to six months and its all in the chart:
Always keep in mind, financial institutions are not our friends. Always remember when you get excited for ETF approval. Know that this is not going to be good for our market nor the community. They are going to manipulate, because that is their ethos, to make money by any means. No matter the harm they may cause unto others. Be careful what you wish for people cause we just might get it. These banks and other institutions will create bottlenecks, and the only thing which may save us as retail traders, as silly as it may sound will be the community coming to consensus to fork BTC in the coming years. The financial system was not created for symbiosis utopia view which, means it was broken from the begining. This world is not fair and the sooner us traders come to grips with that and realized this lessons. The sooner I believe we can stop chasing trades, but instead allow the trades to come to us. Hence, mitigating our losing trades. Don't get me wrong no trader can be 100% right, and since we are traders we really shouldn't be so focus on being right or wrong, we should focus on getting better at reading charts. Traders can be objective by only utilizing there charts while, being Unbiased, allowing trades to come to us, not because of our emotions, but instead what we should foucs on what we see on the charts. This could help us as retail traders to stop chasing trades i.e., Rabbit.

I hope this chart is wrong for the sake of crypto, also for our financial freedom And independence

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Like the Phoenix we will rise from the ashes
Happy trading People....
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