You cannot make this shit up, ansem spends all this time bitching about what's wrong with the trenches and then not only endorses the vamp but he specifically dogs on the OG
I'm here to officiate the death of the CME gap alpha from last year, every single gap filled and most did it within the same week.
With the amount of gaps we've left behind for so long and that we unfilled the one above current price this week, I announce the edge is dead
@docXBT better yet trade both sides so you can chase with higher leverage when price inevitably front-runs your short tp (you got stopped out 10 times before you hit one)
How the market hasn't undone the entier pump after it has been repeatedly confirmed that the ceasefire is faux, strikes have already resumed, the war will be on in full again before end of next week
How the market hasn't undone the entier pump after it has been repeatedly confirmed that the ceasefire is faux, strikes have already resumed, the war will be on in full again before end of next week
@TheFlowHorse then we'll endlessly spend the next few weeks debating whether 2-10k troops on an island or two counts as a ground invasion or just regular operation
JPMORGAN: BITCOIN NOW MORE ATTRACTIVE THAN GOLD LONG TERM
JPMorgan says Bitcoin’s long-term appeal versus gold has improved after gold’s strong outperformance and rising volatility.
Despite recent crypto weakness, liquidations have been modest, though spot Bitcoin ETFs continue to see outflows. The bank notes Bitcoin is now trading well below its estimated production cost of $87,000 — historically a soft floor.
JPMorgan’s key point: Bitcoin’s risk-adjusted profile versus gold has strengthened. Its volatility relative to gold has fallen to a record low, implying significant upside potential over the long term.