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THE NOBEL TRIBUTEShe won the Nobel Peace Prize for fighting tyranny. $FOGO Yesterday she gave the medal to the man who captured the tyrant. He kept it. She got a gift bag with his signature embossed in gold. María Corina Machado walked into the White House hoping to become president of Venezuela. She walked out carrying a red bag with “Donald J. Trump” in gold letters. The White House confirmed hours later: Trump still believes she “doesn’t have the support or respect” to lead. He prefers Delcy Rodríguez. Maduro’s vice president. The woman who served the dictator for a decade. Twelve days ago, American special forces extracted Nicolás Maduro from his bed at 3am. Today, Trump controls Venezuela’s oil. He completed a $500 million sale last week. The money sits in accounts in Qatar. He declared himself “Acting President.” When the New York Times asked what limits his global power, Trump answered: “My own morality. My own mind. It’s the only thing that can stop me.” He added: “I don’t need international law.” The Norwegian Nobel Committee issued a statement. “The prize can neither be shared nor transferred.” Trump kept the medal anyway. It now sits in the White House. Not won. Taken. Machado invoked history as she handed it over. “Two hundred years ago, Lafayette gave Bolívar a medal with Washington’s face. Today the people of Bolívar give back to the heir of Washington.” But there is a difference. Lafayette gave that medal to Bolívar after he liberated South America. Machado gave hers to Trump after he captured her country. In the last ten days this president has: Seized a foreign head of state. Sold $500 million of that nation’s oil. Demanded territory from a NATO ally. Sent one British soldier and two Norwegians to “defend” Greenland. Positioned strike assets toward Iran where 2,400 protesters lie dead. Threatened the Insurrection Act against an American state. Told the world international law does not apply to him. And received a Nobel Peace Prize as tribute. The old world operated on a premise: Power requires legitimacy. Legitimacy requires rules. Rules require consent. The new world operates differently. Power creates legitimacy. Rules follow force. Consent is optional. That is what María Corina Machado understood when she entered the Oval Office. She did not come to share a prize. She came to kneel. And she received exactly what tribute earns in the new order: A gift bag. With his name on it. In gold. Look at Trump’s face in that photograph. The smile. Innocent. Almost child-like. Like someone who waited his whole life for this moment. Not to win the prize. To receive it as offering. The Nobel Peace Prize now belongs to a man who says the only thing limiting his global power is his own mind. The woman who earned it for fighting dictatorship left with a souvenir. And somewhere in Caracas, Delcy Rodríguez is preparing for her call with Washington. She served Maduro faithfully for ten years. Now she serves someone else. This is not about Venezuela. This is about what comes next. Greenland. Panama. Iran. Canada. The template is set. Capture. Control. Accept tribute. The Nobel Peace Prize was the proof of concept. The rest is execution. $TRUMP $DASH #TRUMP #venezuela #Noblepieceprize #MariaCorina

THE NOBEL TRIBUTE

She won the Nobel Peace Prize for fighting tyranny. $FOGO

Yesterday she gave the medal to the man who captured the tyrant.

He kept it.

She got a gift bag with his signature embossed in gold.

María Corina Machado walked into the White House hoping to become president of Venezuela.

She walked out carrying a red bag with “Donald J. Trump” in gold letters.

The White House confirmed hours later: Trump still believes she “doesn’t have the support or respect” to lead.

He prefers Delcy Rodríguez.

Maduro’s vice president.

The woman who served the dictator for a decade.

Twelve days ago, American special forces extracted Nicolás Maduro from his bed at 3am.

Today, Trump controls Venezuela’s oil. He completed a $500 million sale last week. The money sits in accounts in Qatar.

He declared himself “Acting President.”

When the New York Times asked what limits his global power, Trump answered:

“My own morality. My own mind. It’s the only thing that can stop me.”

He added: “I don’t need international law.”

The Norwegian Nobel Committee issued a statement.

“The prize can neither be shared nor transferred.”

Trump kept the medal anyway.

It now sits in the White House.

Not won.

Taken.

Machado invoked history as she handed it over.

“Two hundred years ago, Lafayette gave Bolívar a medal with Washington’s face. Today the people of Bolívar give back to the heir of Washington.”

But there is a difference.

Lafayette gave that medal to Bolívar after he liberated South America.

Machado gave hers to Trump after he captured her country.

In the last ten days this president has:

Seized a foreign head of state.
Sold $500 million of that nation’s oil.
Demanded territory from a NATO ally.
Sent one British soldier and two Norwegians to “defend” Greenland.
Positioned strike assets toward Iran where 2,400 protesters lie dead.
Threatened the Insurrection Act against an American state.
Told the world international law does not apply to him.

And received a Nobel Peace Prize as tribute.

The old world operated on a premise:

Power requires legitimacy.
Legitimacy requires rules.
Rules require consent.

The new world operates differently.

Power creates legitimacy.
Rules follow force.
Consent is optional.

That is what María Corina Machado understood when she entered the Oval Office.

She did not come to share a prize.

She came to kneel.

And she received exactly what tribute earns in the new order:

A gift bag.

With his name on it.

In gold.

Look at Trump’s face in that photograph.

The smile.

Innocent.

Almost child-like.

Like someone who waited his whole life for this moment.

Not to win the prize.

To receive it as offering.

The Nobel Peace Prize now belongs to a man who says the only thing limiting his global power is his own mind.

The woman who earned it for fighting dictatorship left with a souvenir.

And somewhere in Caracas, Delcy Rodríguez is preparing for her call with Washington.

She served Maduro faithfully for ten years.

Now she serves someone else.

This is not about Venezuela.

This is about what comes next.

Greenland.
Panama.
Iran.
Canada.

The template is set.

Capture. Control. Accept tribute.

The Nobel Peace Prize was the proof of concept.

The rest is execution.
$TRUMP $DASH
#TRUMP #venezuela #Noblepieceprize #MariaCorina
BREAKING NEWSPresident Donald #Trump is scheduled to meet with Venezuelan opposition leader and Nobel Peace Prize laureate #MariaCorina Machado at the White House tomorrow at noon. #Machado , a prominent figure in Venezuela’s democratic movement, has publicly dedicated her Nobel Peace Prize to President Trump, citing his stance on strength, leadership, and support for freedom. The meeting is expected to underscore renewed diplomatic engagement and signal a strong position on democracy and governance in the region.

BREAKING NEWS

President Donald #Trump is scheduled to meet with Venezuelan opposition leader and Nobel Peace Prize laureate #MariaCorina Machado at the White House tomorrow at noon.
#Machado , a prominent figure in Venezuela’s democratic movement, has publicly dedicated her Nobel Peace Prize to President Trump, citing his stance on strength, leadership, and support for freedom.
The meeting is expected to underscore renewed diplomatic engagement and signal a strong position on democracy and governance in the region.
BREAKING🚨🤝 A SUMMIT THAT COULD DISRUPT LATIN AMERICA’S POLITICAL LANDSCAPE❗🌎🇺🇸 The global spotlight is firmly on ➡️ Donald Trump is set to officially welcome María Corina Machado to the White House — and this goes beyond just a formal visit. This encounter represents a significant shift following the dramatic detention of Nicolás Maduro, with high stakes for all involved. 🔍 Reasons This Is EARTH-SHAKING ➢ The Nobel Angle: María Corina Machado, the leader of the Venezuelan opposition and a nominee for the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize, has proposed that she either transfer or co-share her Peace Prize with Trump — a move linked to his involvement in the effort against Maduro. Trump reacted by saying the proposal was “a great honor” to him.” The Nobel Committee has made it clear that after the Peace Prize is given out, it cannot be transferred or jointly assigned to another individual. ➢ Underlying Tensions: Even with the scheduled meeting, the relationship is considerably strained. Trump has openly cast doubt on whether Machado possesses the necessary domestic support to steer Venezuela after Maduro’s exit — a remark that reflects significant strategic uncertainties. ➢ Energy and Ambition: As the arrangements for Machado’s visit unfold, Trump is concurrently hosting leading executives from significant U. S. oil corporations. Washington is proposing a massive investment strategy — approximating $100 billion — aimed at revitalizing Venezuela’s oil industry under American-aligned management. ⚠️ What’s at Stake This is not merely a meeting — it represents a pivotal moment in geopolitics. The outcomes here will influence: • Venezuela’s autonomy — will the nation maintain its independence or become economically tied to the U.S? • International energy dynamics — Venezuela holds some of the largest oil reserves globally. • The future of alliances in Latin America — will leaders in the region accept or push back against U. S. influence? 💭 The Key Inquiry Is Trump right to question Machado’s capability as a leader, or is she the crucial individual who could effectively bring stability to Venezuela at this time? Share your opinions below 👇 #Venezuela #Trump #MariaCorina #WhiteHouse #GlobalPolitics $TRUMP {spot}(TRUMPUSDT)

BREAKING

🚨🤝 A SUMMIT THAT COULD DISRUPT LATIN AMERICA’S POLITICAL LANDSCAPE❗🌎🇺🇸

The global spotlight is firmly on ➡️ Donald Trump is set to officially welcome María Corina Machado to the White House — and this goes beyond just a formal visit. This encounter represents a significant shift following the dramatic detention of Nicolás Maduro, with high stakes for all involved.

🔍 Reasons This Is EARTH-SHAKING

➢ The Nobel Angle: María Corina Machado, the leader of the Venezuelan opposition and a nominee for the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize, has proposed that she either transfer or co-share her Peace Prize with Trump — a move linked to his involvement in the effort against Maduro. Trump reacted by saying the proposal was “a great honor” to him.” The Nobel Committee has made it clear that after the Peace Prize is given out, it cannot be transferred or jointly assigned to another individual.

➢ Underlying Tensions: Even with the scheduled meeting, the relationship is considerably strained. Trump has openly cast doubt on whether Machado possesses the necessary domestic support to steer Venezuela after Maduro’s exit — a remark that reflects significant strategic uncertainties.

➢ Energy and Ambition: As the arrangements for Machado’s visit unfold, Trump is concurrently hosting leading executives from significant U. S. oil corporations. Washington is proposing a massive investment strategy — approximating $100 billion — aimed at revitalizing Venezuela’s oil industry under American-aligned management.

⚠️ What’s at Stake

This is not merely a meeting — it represents a pivotal moment in geopolitics. The outcomes here will influence:

• Venezuela’s autonomy — will the nation maintain its independence or become economically tied to the U.S?
• International energy dynamics — Venezuela holds some of the largest oil reserves globally.
• The future of alliances in Latin America — will leaders in the region accept or push back against U. S. influence?

💭 The Key Inquiry

Is Trump right to question Machado’s capability as a leader, or is she the crucial individual who could effectively bring stability to Venezuela at this time? Share your opinions below 👇

#Venezuela #Trump #MariaCorina #WhiteHouse #GlobalPolitics

$TRUMP
🚨$Trump Machado White House Meeting: Rewriting Latin America's Future? 🌎🇺🇸💥The political chessboard just flipped! President Donald Trump confirms he'll host Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado at the White House – fresh off Nicolás Maduro's ouster. This isn't just diplomacy; it's a power play. 🔍 Why It's Explosive: ➢ Nobel Drama 🎖️: Machado, the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize winner, offers to share/hand over her award to Trump – who calls it a "great honor" after years of coveting it. ➢ Icy Vibes ❄️: Trump doubts her internal support to lead post-Maduro Venezuela. This meeting? The ultimate leadership test. ➢ Oil Empire 🛢️: Trump meets Big Oil giants (Exxon, Chevron) for a $100B rebuild of Venezuela's industry – under U.S. oversight. ⚠️ Stakes Sky-High: Regional control, global oil prices, and U.S. dominance in Latin America. Alliance or takeover? 🙋 Your Take: Is Trump right to doubt Machado, or is she Venezuela's stabilizer? 👇 #Venezuela #Trump #MariaCorina #WhiteHouse #CryptoNews {future}(XRPUSDT) {future}(TRUMPUSDT)

🚨$Trump Machado White House Meeting: Rewriting Latin America's Future? 🌎🇺🇸💥

The political chessboard just flipped! President Donald Trump confirms he'll host Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado at the White House – fresh off Nicolás Maduro's ouster. This isn't just diplomacy; it's a power play.
🔍 Why It's Explosive:
➢ Nobel Drama 🎖️: Machado, the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize winner, offers to share/hand over her award to Trump – who calls it a "great honor" after years of coveting it.
➢ Icy Vibes ❄️: Trump doubts her internal support to lead post-Maduro Venezuela. This meeting? The ultimate leadership test.
➢ Oil Empire 🛢️: Trump meets Big Oil giants (Exxon, Chevron) for a $100B rebuild of Venezuela's industry – under U.S. oversight.
⚠️ Stakes Sky-High: Regional control, global oil prices, and U.S. dominance in Latin America. Alliance or takeover?
🙋 Your Take: Is Trump right to doubt Machado, or is she Venezuela's stabilizer? 👇
#Venezuela #Trump #MariaCorina #WhiteHouse #CryptoNews

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🚨🤝 THE MEETING THAT COULD REWRITE THE FATE OF LATIN AMERICA❗🌎🇺🇸 ⚡ The political world has stopped ➡️ Donald $TRUMP confirmed he will receive María Corina Machado at the White House. But don't be fooled, this is not just a diplomatic handshake. We're talking about a chessboard where the pieces have just been thrown to the ground after the capture of Nicolás Maduro. ♟️💥 🔍 WHY IS THIS BOMBASTIC? ➢ The Nobel Factor ⥱ María Corina, the current Nobel Peace Prize laureate, made an unprecedented gesture ⥱ offering to share or hand over her award to Trump. The Republican, who has never hidden his desire for the prize, called the gesture "a great honor." 🎖️ ➢ Tension Behind the Scenes ⥱ Despite the meeting, the atmosphere is icy. Trump even declared that María Corina would lack the necessary internal support to govern Venezuela post-Maduro. The White House meeting will be the ultimate test for the opposition leader. ➢ Oil and Power ⥱ While the meeting is scheduled, $TRUMP is already meeting with giants of "Big Oil" (Exxon, Chevron). ➢ The plan? A $100 billion investment to rebuild the Venezuelan oil industry under American oversight. 🛢️💰 ⚠️ WHAT IS AT STAKE? Regional sovereignty, global fuel prices, and, of course, who will truly call the shots in Caracas from now on. Is this a convenience alliance or the beginning of a new era of complete U.S. influence across the continent? {future}(XRPUSDT) 🙋🏻‍♂️ THE QUESTION THAT REMAINS FOR YOU Leandro Fumao 📣 Is Trump right to doubt María Corina's leadership, or is she the only figure capable of stabilizing Venezuela now ❓ 👇 #venezuela #TRUMP #MariaCorina #whitehouse #BinanceSquare
🚨🤝 THE MEETING THAT COULD REWRITE THE FATE OF LATIN AMERICA❗🌎🇺🇸
⚡ The political world has stopped ➡️ Donald $TRUMP confirmed he will receive María Corina Machado at the White House. But don't be fooled, this is not just a diplomatic handshake.
We're talking about a chessboard where the pieces have just been thrown to the ground after the capture of Nicolás Maduro. ♟️💥
🔍 WHY IS THIS BOMBASTIC?
➢ The Nobel Factor ⥱ María Corina, the current Nobel Peace Prize laureate, made an unprecedented gesture ⥱ offering to share or hand over her award to Trump. The Republican, who has never hidden his desire for the prize, called the gesture "a great honor." 🎖️
➢ Tension Behind the Scenes ⥱ Despite the meeting, the atmosphere is icy. Trump even declared that María Corina would lack the necessary internal support to govern Venezuela post-Maduro. The White House meeting will be the ultimate test for the opposition leader.
➢ Oil and Power ⥱ While the meeting is scheduled, $TRUMP is already meeting with giants of "Big Oil" (Exxon, Chevron).
➢ The plan? A $100 billion investment to rebuild the Venezuelan oil industry under American oversight. 🛢️💰
⚠️ WHAT IS AT STAKE?
Regional sovereignty, global fuel prices, and, of course, who will truly call the shots in Caracas from now on.
Is this a convenience alliance or the beginning of a new era of complete U.S. influence across the continent?


🙋🏻‍♂️ THE QUESTION THAT REMAINS FOR YOU
Leandro Fumao 📣 Is Trump right to doubt María Corina's leadership, or is she the only figure capable of stabilizing Venezuela now ❓ 👇
#venezuela #TRUMP #MariaCorina #whitehouse #BinanceSquare
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🚨🤝 THE MEETING THAT COULD REWRITE THE FATE OF LATIN AMERICA❗🌎🇺🇸 ⚡ The political world has stopped ➡️ Donald $TRUMP confirmed he will receive María Corina Machado at the White House. But don't be fooled, this is not just a diplomatic "handshake". We're talking about a chessboard where the pieces have just been thrown on the ground after the capture of Nicolás Maduro. ♟️💥 🔍 Why Is This BOMBASTIC? ➢ The Nobel Factor ⥱ María Corina, the current Nobel Peace Prize laureate, made an unprecedented move ⥱ offering to share or hand over her award to Trump. The Republican, who has never hidden his desire for the prize, called the gesture "a great honor." 🎖️ ➢ The Backstage Tension ⥱ Despite the meeting, the atmosphere is "icy." Trump even stated that María Corina would lack the necessary internal support to govern Venezuela post-Maduro. The White House meeting will be the ultimate test for the opposition leader. ➢ Oil and Power ⥱ While the meeting is scheduled, $TRUMP is already meeting with giants of "Big Oil" (Exxon, Chevron). ➢ The Plan? A $100 billion investment to rebuild Venezuela's oil industry under American oversight. 🛢️💰 ⚠️ What’s at Stake? Regional sovereignty, global fuel prices, and, of course, who will truly call the shots in Caracas from now on. Is this a convenience alliance or the beginning of a new era of full U.S. influence across the continent? {spot}(XRPUSDT) 🙋🏻‍♂️ The Question That Remains for You [Leandro Fumao](https://www.generallink.top/pt-BR/square/profile/fumao) 📣 Is Trump right to doubt María Corina's leadership, or is she the only figure capable of stabilizing Venezuela right now ❓ 👇 #venezuela #TRUMP #MariaCorina #whitehouse #CryptoNewss
🚨🤝 THE MEETING THAT COULD REWRITE THE FATE OF LATIN AMERICA❗🌎🇺🇸

⚡ The political world has stopped ➡️ Donald $TRUMP confirmed he will receive María Corina Machado at the White House. But don't be fooled, this is not just a diplomatic "handshake".

We're talking about a chessboard where the pieces have just been thrown on the ground after the capture of Nicolás Maduro. ♟️💥

🔍 Why Is This BOMBASTIC?

➢ The Nobel Factor ⥱ María Corina, the current Nobel Peace Prize laureate, made an unprecedented move ⥱ offering to share or hand over her award to Trump. The Republican, who has never hidden his desire for the prize, called the gesture "a great honor." 🎖️

➢ The Backstage Tension ⥱ Despite the meeting, the atmosphere is "icy." Trump even stated that María Corina would lack the necessary internal support to govern Venezuela post-Maduro. The White House meeting will be the ultimate test for the opposition leader.

➢ Oil and Power ⥱ While the meeting is scheduled, $TRUMP is already meeting with giants of "Big Oil" (Exxon, Chevron).

➢ The Plan? A $100 billion investment to rebuild Venezuela's oil industry under American oversight. 🛢️💰

⚠️ What’s at Stake?

Regional sovereignty, global fuel prices, and, of course, who will truly call the shots in Caracas from now on. Is this a convenience alliance or the beginning of a new era of full U.S. influence across the continent?
🙋🏻‍♂️ The Question That Remains for You

Leandro Fumao 📣 Is Trump right to doubt María Corina's leadership, or is she the only figure capable of stabilizing Venezuela right now ❓ 👇

#venezuela #TRUMP #MariaCorina #whitehouse #CryptoNewss
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O que seria América Latina ? Até onde sabemos existe América Do Norte, Central e do Sul. E meu querido Brasil não se abala com este cara que governa os Estados Unidos.
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María Corina Machado wins the Nobel Peace Prize 2025 and dedicates it to Venezuela. The Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize 2025 for her peaceful struggle for democracy in Venezuela. In her reaction, she expressed humility and emotion, stating that the award is a collective achievement of Venezuelan society. 🔹 Personal reaction • She was surprised after the announcement, saying: “I am in shock, I can’t believe it.” • On social media, she highlighted the 26 years of suffering under a tyranny and dedicated the award to the citizens who have peacefully resisted. 🔹 Political context • She has been sheltered in the U.S. Embassy in Caracas for 10 months due to persecution by Maduro's regime. • She received international congratulations, including from Colombian President Gustavo Petro. 🔹 Historical significance • She is the first Venezuelan to receive this award. • Her recognition represents a political milestone and a call for unity, peace, and democratic hope. $BNB {spot}(BNBUSDT) #VENEZUELALIBRE #latam #MariaCorina #BinanceSquare #Write2Earn
María Corina Machado wins the Nobel Peace Prize 2025 and dedicates it to Venezuela.

The Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize 2025 for her peaceful struggle for democracy in Venezuela. In her reaction, she expressed humility and emotion, stating that the award is a collective achievement of Venezuelan society.

🔹 Personal reaction
• She was surprised after the announcement, saying: “I am in shock, I can’t believe it.”
• On social media, she highlighted the 26 years of suffering under a tyranny and dedicated the award to the citizens who have peacefully resisted.

🔹 Political context
• She has been sheltered in the U.S. Embassy in Caracas for 10 months due to persecution by Maduro's regime.
• She received international congratulations, including from Colombian President Gustavo Petro.

🔹 Historical significance
• She is the first Venezuelan to receive this award.
• Her recognition represents a political milestone and a call for unity, peace, and democratic hope.

$BNB

#VENEZUELALIBRE #latam #MariaCorina #BinanceSquare #Write2Earn
Maria Corina Wins 2025 Nobel Peace Prize 🕊️🇻🇪 After $TRUMP ’s failed foreign policies, Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado has been awarded the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize. The {spot}(TRUMPUSDT) award recognizes her efforts in promoting democracy, human rights, and peace across Latin America. 🌎 The world is shifting — investors take note! 💰 #NobelPeacePrize #MariaCorina #Crypto #Geopolitics #TrumpFail 📊 Impact on the Crypto Market 1. Market Sentiment (Short-Term Bullish): A peace prize linked to political reform signals regional stability. Stability in Latin America may attract capital inflows and increase crypto adoption, especially in Venezuela where Bitcoin and USDT already serve as informal currencies. 2. Stablecoin Demand (USDT / USDC): If Machado’s leadership ushers in economic reforms, expect rising stablecoin transactions. Potential easing of crypto regulations could boost DeFi and Web3 startups in the region. 3. Global Crypto Indices “Peace Prize optimism” could spark a modest uptick (0.5–1.5%) in Bitcoin and Ethereum prices. With Trump’s perceived failure, U.S. political uncertainty may weaken the dollar and strengthen the “crypto as a hedge” narrative. 4. Altcoin Focus: Projects linked to Latin America or remittances (like Celo, Stellar, Ripple) may see a speculative price surge.

Maria Corina Wins 2025 Nobel Peace Prize 🕊️

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After $TRUMP ’s failed foreign policies, Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado has been awarded the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize.

The
award recognizes her efforts in promoting democracy, human rights, and peace across Latin America. 🌎
The world is shifting — investors take note! 💰
#NobelPeacePrize #MariaCorina #Crypto #Geopolitics #TrumpFail
📊 Impact on the Crypto Market
1. Market Sentiment (Short-Term Bullish):
A peace prize linked to political reform signals regional stability.
Stability in Latin America may attract capital inflows and increase crypto adoption, especially in Venezuela where Bitcoin and USDT already serve as informal currencies.
2. Stablecoin Demand (USDT / USDC):
If Machado’s leadership ushers in economic reforms, expect rising stablecoin transactions.
Potential easing of crypto regulations could boost DeFi and Web3 startups in the region.
3. Global Crypto Indices
“Peace Prize optimism” could spark a modest uptick (0.5–1.5%) in Bitcoin and Ethereum prices.
With Trump’s perceived failure, U.S. political uncertainty may weaken the dollar and strengthen the “crypto as a hedge” narrative.
4. Altcoin Focus:
Projects linked to Latin America or remittances (like Celo, Stellar, Ripple) may see a speculative price surge.
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