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And thus entered the internet, a splash of blue‑eyed commentary that quickly turned into a full‑blown arm‑wrestling match of “Did he really? Did he fake a quote?” Critics, supporters, and an occasional philosopher lost themselves in the labyrinth of re‑tweets, each trying to pin down whether we’re witnessing a genuine political strategy lesson or a marketing gaffe that would make any PR team cry a little. The debate raged: Was Trump’s approach a painless, dentist‑level miracle, or was it just “one post and a hashtag” drama for fame‑seeking souls?

Hyperliquid’s HYPE token outperformed bitcoin and the broader market as traders flocked to the decentralized exchange over the weekend, placing bullish bets on TradFi-linked futures amid escalating Middle East tensions. (Because nothing says “I’m a risk-taker” like betting on a war zone’s oil prices.)

Bitcoin has done the hard part-formed a base above $63,500 and managed to break the $64,500 resistance. Everyone was feeling hopeful. The price even beat the $67,000 resistance like it was training for a marathon.

AMBCrypto, ever the sentinel of such whims, had foretold a reversal, a whisper in the wind that the two-week trendline resistance had crumbled. Spot outflows, too, hinted at a clandestine accumulation, a hoarders’ game beneath the surface. But the long shadow of bearish sentiment looms, a specter that asks: Can the bulls, those valiant yet beleaguered souls, once more defend the $0.0017 bastion?

On March 1, 2026, Bitcoin hovered just above the $65,000 zone at 4 p.m. EST, a ghost of its former self after yesterday’s fleeting triumph. The digital darling, down 2.4% for the session and 22% from 30 days prior, now languishes 48% beneath its October zenith-a height it might revisit only in dreams.