@FefeDemeny@coffeebreak_YT LOL. You should study AIG. Insurance biz in of itself is a fat tail risk. Bitcoin is the insurance against fat tail. 11.5% yield is the premium option that is paid against fat tail event, Saylor is buying the put against the entire system - i.e, the opposite AIG CDO short
@martypartymusic I'm certain when $IGF breaks correlation to $BTC some other replacement correlation will be the prominent narrative. Global M2, ISM, TGA, Jane Street to Wycoff pattern are all random distribution narratives. The statistical edge for general investors: DCA via Fib retracements.
@martypartymusic@fgenstart This is not stealth QE, since it is just a roll over of previous maturing Treasury debt. QE would be the FED purchasing back the debt which pushes liquidity back into the banking system. This is not the case.
Bitcoin at key confluence (support and resistance) are the optimal areas to counter trade swing or scalp. 98K market value of 1.20 BTC. Finish the day current market value at $106 500 or 1.25 BTC. Will open .50 BTC long $83500.
There will be a day a macro fund and or "too big to fail" bank will be on the wrong side (short) $BTC and physical liquidity will be absent. Squeeze will be exacerbated by new self custody holders taking delivery. $MSTR understands this, and knows the date.
@Investanswers@TheBTCTherapist Deflation in specific areas will be beneficial however leveraged systems in (derivatives) illiquid finance pose a continue threat; printing will kick the can down the road - inflationary.