@rektfencer The price of BTC has dropped and the volume of outstanding contracts has increased... This combination is ultimately not going to be peaceful.
@0xLofty This chart does look quite similar to that of 2021. If the four-year cycle still holds true, Bitcoin might fall below 40,000 in February. Will history repeat itself? 🤔
@BitcoinMagazine@Duelbits Michael Saylor has purchased another 13,627 bitcoins. The miners only mined 3,150 this week! Demand exceeds supply. It feels like Bitcoin is about to explode🚀
@pumpius Once you take this step, there will be no going back.
The bank is not "testing the waters" with blockchain; rather, it is rewriting the settlement method.
@cryptogoos Not cutting interest rates does not equal bad news. As long as interest rates do not rise further, the pricing logic for risky assets has already begun to change
@cryptorover It's not that Bitcoin is lagging behind; rather, the traditional market is digesting the last wave of liquidity. Historically, such a divergence is usually just a matter of time