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Social Momentum Summary
Total Engagement - Comments: 2, Retweets: 1, Likes: 9, Impressions: 301
Verbatim Community Citations & Social Evidence 2 source posts analyzed
the only green in my crypto life rn is my X analytics
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AI visual note: The image shows an X (Twitter) "Account Analytics" dashboard displaying a bar chart of Posts and Replies from Jul 2 to Jul 8 (peaking at 997 replies on Wed, Jul 8), along with metrics like 25.6K active followers, 1.5M impressions, 43K engagements, and 23.9K likes—all showing positive green growth percentages. The abundance of green upward arrows and numbers ironically visualizes the "only green" the user sees in their life, contrasting the typically red crypto market with flourishing social media stats.
Last month, ETFs were dumping Bitcoin. This week, they're buying again. But don't get too excited. Three things still need to happen before Bitcoin can break out. And one of them arrives in just six days. The clock is ticking [Spoken audio]: For the last month, the biggest sellers of Bitcoin were the ETFs in June alone, four and a half billion dollars out the door. It was the worst month in ETF Bitcoin history. But this week that just flipped. The biggest sellers actually turned into buyers just yesterday. And we're going to see what happens with the data that comes in at ETFs today. But that comes with a name as well. BlackRock just made a substantial purchase actually the last two days. we're going to see what happens on today's print as well. So where we headed from here? Are we headed up? Well, that's what we're going to talk about today. And we're not quite there yet, right? Three things need to happen. We need to check three boxes. We'll talk about that in today's show. Those three boxes, what they are, but those three things must happen before we can confirm an upward trajectory. And this entire rally is depending on something that happens in six days from now, and the clock starts now.
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