In today's show, Bitcoin price heads under $36,000 has three-day losses near 12%.

In today's show, I'll be breaking on the latest technical analysis. And as crypto analysts,

rec capital shares here, looks like Bitcoin has flipped the $38,000 level into new resistance,

which now means Bitcoin has confirmed a return to the $28,000 range, which was home to consolidation in quarter one and

quarter two in 2021. And as crypto capo shares here, Altcoins index is about to break the main

support. Next support is 50% lower. Real capitulation below this level. Also keep in mind that two

years ago on this date, Bitcoin just reclaimed $10,000, so we're up over 300% from two years ago,

as you can see here in the Bitcoin yearly candles. You can see for 2020, we rose 304%. Last year in 2021,

we rose 59%. And thus far this year, we're down 22%. Also, this just in breaking news. Portugal records its first ever Bitcoin

real estate purchase. Also yesterday, El Salvador's Bitcoin president, Nigiboukele, met with the

president of Mexico. What do you think they discussed? Also in today's show, over $407 million in

crypto liquidated in just 24 hours as Bitcoin plunges the four-month low.

As Santman Analytics shares here, Bitcoin is seeing the third largest capitulation week in over a year

in terms of its ratio of on-chain transactions taken out a loss. The last time Bitcoin was this

far negative for this metric was February 16th to the 22nd when prices jumped 20% the following

nine days. Also in today's show, Argentina, the shutdown crypto activities to attain a $45 billion

alone, says the IMF, which is ironic considering the move is just days after Banco Galicia and

Burbank, the two largest private banks by Market Valley in Argentina,

stated announcing letting their customers purchase cryptocurrencies, as pointed out here by Saifadiunamis,

the Argentine government has been one of the world's best in destroying its currency over the past

decades. Why is the IMF giving them $45 billion in trying to stop their citizens from having an alternative

to their governments perpetually inflating ish coin. Also in today's show, here's the worst

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