Making Money With Danny

I see many people panicking about this dip... 😱

STOP PANICKING !!! 🫣

Take a closer look at the charts... 👀 Meaning: look to what happened in previous cycles. I urge you to take a better look at the 20-day moving average and what happened after we made a higher high after the last halvening...

Also keep in mind that several Bitcoin ETF approvals are hiding behind the corner.

Now do you see what I mean??? 😜

Just 1 ETF approval this week takes:

$BTC to $40k ✍️
$LINK to $20 ✍️
$ETH to $2500 ✍️

Now imagine if Gary is in a good mood and we get all 8 approvals at once... 😜

The Chinese media outlet, CCTV, has broadcasted news about Hong Kong's upcoming crypto adoption! 👀

We have mentioned this months ago. The transition into letting retail trade/invest in Hong Kong is around the corner.

Video has been translated into English, so you can see what the East is saying about the crypto industry:👇

-------------------------------------

"Starting from June 1, 2023, guidelines for operators of virtual asset trading platforms will officially take effect.

Operators who are currently or planning to provide services related to virtual asset trading in Hong Kong must apply for a license from the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission.

Those currently operating in Hong Kong need to apply within 9 months after June 1.

They can only continue to operate in Hong Kong after approval. Operators who do not intend to apply for a license should start to orderly end their operations in Hong Kong.

The first challenge we can see is the safety on the network, it's a significant challenge.

The second is the protection of customer assets, how they are stored and handled.

The third point, of course, is conflicts of interest.

Because this platform can see the customer's orders, we pay special attention to their internal controls and their conflicts of interest.

Tsai Zhonghui emphasized that although the relevant system will take effect on June 1 this year, the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission has not yet approved any virtual asset trading platform to provide services to retail investors, and most of the virtual asset trading platforms accessible to the public are not regulated by the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission