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Those who were making those big predictions some months right back last year are now in the demo. No respect lost anyway, nobody is a lord of market directions. I hope you never assured anyone a 100% stake for profits? Ok, you will now seem like the bad guy. I spell out my own very clear, DYOR, my financial articles are not a 100% assurance for investment. In short, not even 1%, my duty is to write, yours is to read through and ‘take YOUR actions’, professional, is it?

If your eyes are ALL on financial candles sticks my advice for you will be, ‘guard your heart’. 2025 actually didn't end well when talking of the crypto market or as many would say, ‘the bears won’. Anyway, this is always one of those victories rarely publicly celebrated and it sends out two things; the market is mostly appraised on green candle sticks. Secondly, those who keep it red, keep it a secret because actually this particular direction is mostly seen as a manipulation.

March is rounding up and what can we say. Maybe we have to backdate to how the market changed direction in the last quarter of 2025. Yes, we are talking of all ⇪ high× being accompanied by new all time crypto market liquidity.

The positiveness was very high and no one (or very few) to be more precise saw any market capsizing coming. From 125K in October to now trading around 68K, you can pity or imagine the sudden heartbreak for those who bought Bitcoin at its peak price.

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It started with trade wars with President Trump hitting the economy hard with taxes and levies.

Many were just planning or navigating through last year for a better year to start over. It hasn't been as calculated; paper work and real life application always comes with some (if not a huge difference) I guess.

The case just moved from trade wars into the realistic ballistic war in the Middle East. The oil market has been hit, economic activities within the straits of Hormuz are now in slow motion. You can imagine how fast transport related stocks can decline.

Is it a good time to turn to crypto assets? I was thinking Bitcoin in particular was going to take a tangible leap as a safe haven during this time. It hasn't been so as many are afraid of a quick correction no matter what is pumped in at this time. We are not too certain of how long this war will last and placing hopes of volatile markets like crypto a fair die that tossed out unfairly.

To conclude, let me add, didn't I tell you, be careful on how you give your heart over market movements. Hopes can turn to despair at a flip of the finger. Ok, when I was getting excited about getting my hands on 1K Hive, the price wasn't aligning any longer. No room for regrets if you are to ask me, virtual assets carry risk. You know the rules; ‘only what you can afford to lose’, that's a good starting point.

This is an article covered by dani-EL; a broad niche writer. I write on faith, life facts and daily living, business and economics, small scale and daily businessing, cryptocurrency and technology. And yes, I do cover articles on financial education and investment updates. And note, if I happen to be a financial adviser to you, the TOP financial advice should be ‘DYOR’ (Do Your Own Research), I can't afford to break your heart.

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