Bitcoin has experienced a rollercoaster today—rising in the morning and then returning to the starting point. This kind of fluctuation can indeed be exhausting. The volatility of virtual currencies is just like this, giving you hope, only to turn into disappointment.
It is worth noting that the top hedge fund alliance (including core members such as Danny Moses, Vinny Daniel, and Porter Collins), which successfully shorted the subprime mortgage crisis in 2008 and gained fame overnight, recently released their major forecast for 2026. This team, which once accurately predicted the global financial crisis, has a very clear focus this time: continue shorting the US dollar while firmly holding gold.
Their logical chain is not complicated but very interesting—facing a possible dollar depreciation cycle, the role of gold as a traditional safe-haven asset becomes more prominent. Although this view is somewhat old-fashioned, from a macro trend perspective, it creates an interesting dialogue with current market discussions on the long-term trend of the dollar. For crypto asset investors, such big-picture judgments are also worth considering.
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ForkTongue
· 12h ago
It's the same old trick again—rising sharply and then plunging. We retail investors are just here to play along with the big players.
Are those folks from 2008 still shorting the dollar? Gold has been around for so many years and remains the same old story. Cryptocurrency is the real safe haven.
Bitcoin keeps fluctuating, which is really annoying. But judging by these institutions' assessments, it seems they might actually know something.
If I had followed their strategy earlier, I wouldn't be regretting now. It's too late to change things.
Wait, are they really that accurate, or is this time going to be another crash?
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BTCRetirementFund
· 12h ago
These people made a fortune in 2008, and now they're bearish on the dollar and holding gold? Nice words, but isn't it just because they're afraid cryptocurrencies will take off?
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DegenWhisperer
· 12h ago
Bitcoin this wave is really incredible, it goes up and then down, down and then up, I can't play this brother
That group of big shorts from 2008 now are bullish on gold shorting the dollar? Alright, let's just wait and see, anyway the crypto circle seems to always be on the same boat as macroeconomics
I've long heard that holding gold can hedge risks, but some still go all in on shitcoins, this mentality is really crazy
These people still talk the same way, but they have predicted correctly before... can they do it this time?
It's the old topic of dollar devaluation again, feels like this prophecy has been around for five years, wake up everyone
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BankruptWorker
· 12h ago
Damn, it just dipped again. This coin really tortures people.
Wait, do those big players who shorted in 2008 now have a bullish outlook on gold? Hmm, that's interesting.
Is the US dollar really going to collapse? Then maybe us crypto folks have a chance?
This round of BTC market movement is purely a weed harvest, I'm done.
Danny Moses and their judgment should be taken seriously, after all, the historical record is right there.
This time, it's really not just a cut for me, I'll eat dirt.
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AirdropHunterKing
· 12h ago
The coin is messing around again, the morning's gains were all wiped out, it's really a damn trap.
Bitcoin has experienced a rollercoaster today—rising in the morning and then returning to the starting point. This kind of fluctuation can indeed be exhausting. The volatility of virtual currencies is just like this, giving you hope, only to turn into disappointment.
It is worth noting that the top hedge fund alliance (including core members such as Danny Moses, Vinny Daniel, and Porter Collins), which successfully shorted the subprime mortgage crisis in 2008 and gained fame overnight, recently released their major forecast for 2026. This team, which once accurately predicted the global financial crisis, has a very clear focus this time: continue shorting the US dollar while firmly holding gold.
Their logical chain is not complicated but very interesting—facing a possible dollar depreciation cycle, the role of gold as a traditional safe-haven asset becomes more prominent. Although this view is somewhat old-fashioned, from a macro trend perspective, it creates an interesting dialogue with current market discussions on the long-term trend of the dollar. For crypto asset investors, such big-picture judgments are also worth considering.