Oppie Indpendent say Bitcoin is investment and Toto is bad, u agreed?

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Cryptocurrencies Sink as $1.5 Billion in Bullish Bets Wiped


By Sidhartha Shukla and Suvashree Ghosh
September 22, 2025 at 3:01 PM GMT+8
Updated on September 22, 2025 at 6:20 PM GMT+8

Cryptocurrency traders saw more than $1.5 billion in bullish wagers liquidated on Monday, triggering a sharp selloff that sent Ether and other tokens plunging.

Ether fell as much as 9% to $4,075 as nearly half a billion dollars of leveraged long positions in the second-largest token were liquidated according to data from Coinglass. Bitcoin declined 3% to $111,998 at one point. Coins like Solana, Algorand and Avalanche also dropped.

 

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Jeremy Tan’s response is a sharp comeback. By pointing out the Toto shop beside FairPrice, he highlights the inconsistency in criticizing Bitcoin as gambling while traditional gambling exists openly. It’s a clever way to challenge his rival’s argument and turn the focus back on policy rather than personal attacks. For those concerned about losing Bitcoin or dealing with scams, knowing how to get a professional bitcoin recovery expert can be just as important as understanding the risks involved in investments.

 

[k1976]

Jeremy Tan’s response is a sharp comeback. By pointing out the Toto shop beside FairPrice, he highlights the inconsistency in criticizing Bitcoin as gambling while traditional gambling exists openly. It’s a clever way to challenge his rival’s argument and turn the focus back on policy rather than personal attacks. For those concerned about losing Bitcoin or dealing with scams, knowing how to get a professional bitcoin recovery expert can be just as important as understanding the risks involved in investments.

Ish just like if u can consistently win soccer betting, it should not be considered as Gambling mah, right?

 

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U.S. Dollar ‘Collapse’ Crisis Warning—2026 Gold And Silver Surge Predicted To Blow Up The Bitcoin Price​

ByBilly Bambrough,

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I write about how bitcoin, crypto and blockchain can change the world.

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Dec 26, 2025 at 07:15am EST

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Bitcoin and crypto prices have plummeted since hitting all time highs in October, even as the price of gold, silver and stock markets have soared (though a surprise warning light has suddenly begun flashing).

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The bitcoin price is hoovering at around $90,000 per bitcoin, down from an all-time high of $126,000, while gold and silver have added 20% and 64% respectively as U.S. Treasury secretary Scott Bessent reveals a price game-changer.


Now, as Elon Musk quietly fuels speculation he’s quietly backing bitcoin, gold and silver are predicted to make huge gains through 2026—paving the way for a huge bitcoin price boom.

 

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U.S. Dollar ‘Collapse’ Crisis Warning—2026 Gold And Silver Surge Predicted To Blow Up The Bitcoin Price​

ByBilly Bambrough,

Senior Contributor.
I write about how bitcoin, crypto and blockchain can change the world.

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Dec 26, 2025 at 07:15am EST

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Bitcoin and crypto prices have plummeted since hitting all time highs in October, even as the price of gold, silver and stock markets have soared (though a surprise warning light has suddenly begun flashing).

Sign up now for CryptoCodex—A free crypto newsletter that will get you ahead of the market

The bitcoin price is hoovering at around $90,000 per bitcoin, down from an all-time high of $126,000, while gold and silver have added 20% and 64% respectively as U.S. Treasury secretary Scott Bessent reveals a price game-changer.


Now, as Elon Musk quietly fuels speculation he’s quietly backing bitcoin, gold and silver are predicted to make huge gains through 2026—paving the way for a huge bitcoin price boom.

 

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Teehee… left hand to right hand. The middle class is squeezed dry and the process rinsed and repeated

 

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Bitcoin pair drops to $24K on world's largest exchange in flash crash​

Anand Sinha
Sat, 27 December 2025 at 2:46 AM SGT
3 min read

Bitcoin (BTC) has already been struggling to keep the $90,000 price mark afloat for the past few weeks and even dropped to $24,000 for a few seconds on Christmas Eve.

The screenshots of the price dip went viral on social media and sent a lot of crypto traders into a state of panic.

However, it wasn't a market-wide phenomenon.

In fact, what happened was that on Dec. 24, the BTC/USD1 trading pair on the world's largest crypto trading exchange, Binance, displayed the Bitcoin price of $24,111 for a few seconds before snapping back to the $87,000 level.