@BitcoinArchive 1.17m btc a month is about 86 months of new bitcoin issuance at 450 a day. the treasury burns through seven years of the halving schedule in interest every 30 days and people still ask what the 21m cap is for
@KobeissiLetter nasdaq up 9% in six days and bitcoin up about 1% today, still 15% under september. the high beta asset is now the one holding everyone's coats
four of the ten most traded perps yesterday were stocks. a 3x semiconductor etf did $8.4b, more than solana or xrp. crypto spent a decade building the perfect casino and the regulars just want to bet on nvidia with 50x
@saylor bitcoin has been open every weekend since 2009. the nasdaq still closes for thanksgiving. putting mstr onchain is just letting the stock keep the same hours as the thing it owns
@Cointelegraph 4.2% of all bitcoin and msci is still deciding this afternoon if it counts as a real company. meanwhile ibit is on 8 straight days of redemptions. strategy has never had a redemption day, just a lot of preferred stock
@BitcoinMagazine msci gets to decide this afternoon if a company that only buys bitcoin counts as a company. $2.8b of forced selling sounds scary until you remember the etfs already shed about $1.6b in the first 10 days of november without needing a committee
@nic_carter 10% more load and prices fell 1.5 to 4%. the grid has big fixed costs and more customers split the bill. bitcoin miners have been saying this for years and got called energy vampires for it
@BitcoinMagazine@jack 4 million merchants can take bitcoin now and the bottleneck was never the merchants. it's getting anyone to spend the coin they swore they'd never sell. so far only the miners are managing it
@zerohedge biggest tail since february at 5.02%. buyers want more yield to hold more debt. bitcoin has 21m coins and no auctions which right now is apparently a bearish feature
@KobeissiLetter 2 year up 20bp in one day and the 10 year back over 5%. bitcoin is just sitting there waiting for treasury to decide 5% on the whole pile is too expensive and fix it the old fashioned way
ibit redeemed $1.21b last week. two separate $400m days. fidelity quietly took in $93m. the brand name fund is the one heading for the exit, the other guy keeps holding the door
strategy's average cost is $75,456 and bitcoin is 74.6k. 850k coins and the whole stack is underwater by roughly a sandwich. they also spent $188m buying back preferreds and $82m on actual bitcoin. busy week