$MANTA /USDT – quick take
Sharp impulse from 0.069 → 0.098, now cooling near 0.089–0.090. Structure flipped bullish with price reclaiming MA25 / MA99.
Key support: 0.085–0.082
If this holds, continuation toward 0.095 → 0.10 is still valid.
Lose 0.082, and this turns into a deeper pullback, not continuation.
After a +16% candle, patience > chasing. Pullback + hold is the clean play.
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🚨 SHOCKING VIEW FROM GERMANY: “TRUMP DELIVERS RESULTS, EUROPE JUST COMPLAINS”
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A German professor has made waves with a bold statement about President Trump after one year in office. According to him, the U.S. economy looks strong: GDP growth around 4.3%, oil prices 20% lower, unemployment below 4.5%, and U.S. stock markets up about 20%. Inflation is said to be near 2.7%, the trade deficit at a 17-year low, crime has fallen, and illegal migration dropped sharply. Supporters see this as proof that Trump’s tough style is producing fast results.
The professor says Europe reacts with anger instead of learning. His message is simple: Trump is not Germany’s leader, so why expect him to work for Europe? Instead of criticizing him, Europe should fix its own problems. He also points out that Trump is not acting alone — his team works with speed and discipline, something he believes is missing in many European systems.
In contrast, he criticizes German politics as slow and blocked by too many rules, coalitions, and power struggles. In his view, success in Germany is often stopped before it even starts. Whether people agree or not, this opinion is provoking a big debate:
👉 Is Trump’s model effective governance — or just short-term optics?
One thing is clear: the comparison is making Europe uncomfortable.
$PIPPIN dropped hard from $0.34 to 0.26, then turned straight back up and reclaimed 0.33. That’s a clean recovery, not a slow grind.
The important part is how quickly the dip got erased. $PIPPIN didn’t hang around below 0.28 for long, which tells you demand showed up fast. As long as it stays above 0.30, this move reads like a reset after the pullback, not a failed bounce.
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