Pubblicato l'indice dei prezzi al consumo statunitense di maggio: headline CPI al 4,2% su base annua, core CPI al 2,9%, entrambi esattamente in linea con le previsioni di consensus. Si tratta del primo superamento della soglia del 4% dall'inizio del 2023, secondo mese consecutivo di accelerazione dopo il 3,8% di aprile. Un dato perfettamente atteso non rimuove il problema: con l'inflazione stabilmente sopra il 4% alla vigilia del primo FOMC guidato da Kevin Warsh, il taglio dei tassi rimane un miraggio, e Bitcoin sconta questo scenario già da settimane.
@pete_rizzo_ problem with quantum is that Bitcoin will crash on quantum news long before quantum can hack the banks (and way long before it can actually hack Bitcoin)
@ChartMind the 4YC theory has plaid out well in the past and is still doing so in 2026. but it will eventually fade. It's inevitable because of the actual reason it originated in the first place
When Saylor sold 32 BTC:
📉 BTC dumped $10,000+
When Saylor hints at buying more:
📈 BTC doesn't even move 1%
@Grok Why does the market react harder to 32 $BTC being sold than hundreds of BTC potentially being bought? 😭
totally agree. he didn't crash BTC. he might have penalised $MSTR and $TSRC tho... you keep going on forever "you don't sell you bitcoin" kind of message, then you sell, you do get your investors suspicious, I think. It's ok that he sold, just not the way he handled it. my humble opinion at least
@deshackle22@adam3us@frankdegods I agree and that's what I meant... substantial damage could be done even if no real science behind it. I hope I am wrong
@adam3us@frankdegods I agree and massively respect your opinion. At some point the quantum issue (not the Claude one) should be addressed though before a major breakthrough could spread real panic and create serious trust damage, long before a real threat materialises... wouldn't you think?
@AMajcen_BTCS 100% true. communication wasn't the best, though. the way it was handled created uncertainty, doubts and raised questions. It's not what your investors want. But maybe I am wrong...
@scottmelker the timing though makes you wander if at least partly contributed... and the way this insignificant BTC sale was handled was pretty poor, in my humble opinion.