blaming $MSTR for bitcoin:native dropping. But buying has been net positive for liquidity and legitimacy. Any selling pressure from them would be minor vs macro forces, ETF flows, or broader market cycles. BTC’s issues stem more from external economics not one advocate’s firm
YOU SHOULD BE BULLISH ON THE WHOLE MARKET. Now is the time to accumulate to have possible life changing gains when we do head back up. It’s not about it happening tomorrow it’s about being prepared when the time comes.
If you’re not bullish on stellar:native during these market conditions and it’s resilience than I am convinced you don’t know what you’re doing. So much FUD in the markets, right before clarity? Right as institutions start rolling out with plans to utilize these utilities?
@DelCrxpto Honestly these discounts feel pre historic considering all of the bullish that seems overlooked. The institutions, clarity (even if it’s not passed yet). Could potentially be the last time some of these currencies will see these levels.
🚨 The Truth About Censorship on X:
Today, X acted like it was backtracking on its NEW regional censorship to quell reaction on the platform, but this is all for show.
The truth about X is when they announce that a change is coming next Thursday, they made that change weeks ago.
The evidence is in the data and it shows a common characteristic among all "creators", they are losing global engagement via X censorship.
The evidence is shown below, as for the first time, Team @DelCrxpto shares its regional audience data and you can see an obvious decline in global engagement over 30 days:
Pic 1, 30 days ago: USA accounts for 49.3% of engagement
Pic 2, 7 days ago: USA accounts for 62.6% of engagement
The data indicates they have already begun censoring engagement regionally.
Retail users on Coinbase have been very resilient during these market conditions, according to our data:
- They’ve been buying the dip - we’ve seen a native unit increase for retail users across BTC and ETH
- They have diamond hands - vast majority of customers had native unit balances in Feb equal to or greater than their balances in December