#CryptoMarketPullback 🚨 READ CAREFULLY — REAL CRYPTO HISTORY! After 8 years, $BNB is now worth $1000. After 8 years, $ADA is now around $0.90. After 12 years, $XRP touched $3. So think about it. If someone invested just $100 in BNB when it was $0.10, they would have 1,000 BNB. And today: 1,000 × $1,000 = $1,000,000+ ✅ Yes — $100 could become $1,000,000. ✅ But why did this happen? Because: They entered early They believed when others didn’t They held for years, not weeks Crypto doesn’t reward those who rush… It rewards those who hold with conviction. 📌 Reality Check Not every coin becomes the next BNB. Thousands of coins disappear. But every bull market brings a few strong projects that grow 100x — 10,000x. Your job is: Research. Choose strong projects. Invest slowly. Hold long-term. 🧠 The Question is Not: “Can $100 turn into $1,000,000?” 💡 The Real Question is: “Do you have the patience to hold for 4–8 years?”

News came on November 7th — the U.S. Department of Agriculture finally relented and began disbursing supplemental nutrition assistance program funds to states. This money was supposed to be distributed at the beginning of the month but was delayed due to a funding shortfall, dragging on until now. How serious is the situation? The program covers 42 million people, roughly one-eighth of the U.S. population, most of whom are low-income groups. Just this monthly expenditure exceeds 8 billion USD. Even more astonishing is that this program has been running for 60 years without interruption — even during federal government shutdowns, it continued without fail. This time, it was halted abruptly on November 1st, setting a historic precedent. The Department of Agriculture has stated that they will complete the process later on the 7th to ensure funds are allocated. But the underlying signal behind this incident is worth pondering: fiscal pressure has become so intense that even basic social safety nets are being affected. For the market, cracks in the social security system often serve as a barometer of risk sentiment. Tightening macroeconomic monetary conditions translate into subtle changes in liquidity expectations in capital markets. These assets are always sensitive to policy signals, and short-term volatility is inevitably influenced by such news.