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[Ingenio @Jesmohe]

@traderepublic ¿La remuneración por traer clientes va a subir al 3,25% para mantener las condiciones iniciales? Gracias

[María Jesús Letrada @MJLetrada]

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[Ingenio @Jesmohe]

@JavieRubioF1 @SaldanaTomas La lluvia que viene provocará de nuevo un SC en 1 - 1:30h .
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[Ingenio @Jesmohe]

@igor_zamorano 303 laps para los LMP2.
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[Anthony Pompliano 🌪 @APompliano]

🚨 Bitcoin May Be Sounding The Alarm On Inflation

Bitcoin went vertical yesterday. The digital currency is up more than 11.5% in the last 24 hours. This type of performance is rare in financial markets, especially if there is no obvious catalyst such as an earnings announcement or M&A activity.

So why is bitcoin rapidly appreciating over the last few weeks?

The common answer is that the bitcoin spot ETFs have led to significant demand for the asset. This answer is not wrong. Yesterday we saw $520 million in net inflows to the ETFs.

As the folks at @BitMEXResearch pointed out, that is 9,510 bitcoin of net inflows when you price the capital flow in bitcoin. To put it in perspective, the bitcoin network is producing 900 net new bitcoin per day. So there is more than 10x demand for bitcoin than what the network can produce daily.

That imbalance of supply and demand would not be shocking if we were evaluating it during the first few days of the ETF launch. But we are now 45 days after the ETF launch, so the 10x demand imbalance is mind-boggling.

The ETFs have also officially crossed over $6 billion in cumulative net inflows since launch. Blackrock’s fund has $7.2 billion in assets as the leader and there are 5 ETFs with at least $1 billion in AUM. The launch of the bitcoin spot ETFs have been the single greatest launch of any ETF in history by almost every measurement.

This brings us to the most important question — why are so many people buying bitcoin right now?

The easy answer would be some version of “the institutions want to make money and now that they can buy the best performing asset of the last 15 years, so they are going to buy as much as they can.” There is some truth in that statement, but I don’t think it is the full story.

In fact, there is a hidden detail that most people are missing, which may scare the hell out of you.

What if people are buying bitcoin because we are going to see a resurgence of inflation and investors are preparing for the inflation shock to their portfolio?

Let me explain.

First, let’s go back to 2020. The pandemic had a chokehold on the economy. Government officials and central bankers stepped in with unprecedented monetary and fiscal stimulus. Trillions of dollars in liquidity was sloshing around the economy.

The state talking point was to not worry about inflation, which was later followed by “inflation is transitory.” Sophisticated investors were not fooled though. Paul Tudor Jones and Stanley Druckenmiller went on CNBC to say “inflation is coming!” They each said they were buying bitcoin because the belief was that inflation would be the fastest horse in the inflation-hedge category.

That was a correct prediction.

Bitcoin’s price was around $8,000 during the summer of 2020 and inflation was under 2%. By March 2021, less than 1 year later, bitcoin was trading at $64,000. That 8x increase in price was attributable to a few things, but a major reason was that markets are forward-looking.

Investors saw that inflation was coming, so they began buying bitcoin hand-over-fist. They wanted to be protected when the inflation arrived. Remember, investors don’t wait for inflation to come before buying inflation-hedge assets. They buy them in anticipation.

And there is a strong argument that investors are doing it again now.

The Fed has worked tirelessly to get inflation down. The media has celebrated that year-over-year CPI continues to fall aggressively. But that is not an honest evaluation of the situation.

According to @WinfieldSmart, “Inflation resurfacing is a real risk today. ISM services prices has been an accurate leading indicator for inflation. And it has just moved up sharply.”

Most importantly @donnelly_brent points out, companies are still looking to raise their prices. This is the ultimate measure of future inflation — if companies continue to raise their prices then it won’t matter what the Fed is doing.

So the risk of inflation coming back is getting higher each day. Some investors are buying bitcoin in anticipation of that situation coming to fruition. The new investment vehicle presented via ETFs gives more capital the option to use this asset than at any other time in history.

As this capital flows in, the numerous investors who were short bitcoin are being liquidated. Bitcoin analyst Checkmate explained by saying, “You know what sets this rally apart from the last time bitcoin hit $57,000 in 2021? This time, short-sellers continue to bet against the prevailing uptrend, getting liquidated as a result. At true bull market peaks, it is the levered longs that get wiped out. Right now, its the shorts.”

This is reflexivity at it’s finest. The market begins to chase the asset that is running away from them. The smart investors kick off the trend, but the followers push everything further and faster than previously thought possible.

@wclemente wrote yesterday, “Anyone that’s bought a Bitcoin ETF is now up at least 15%, as it trades just 25% away from price discovery. Any suit waiting to see whether the ETFs would have impact will soon become momentum buyers. Then all time high breakout buyers will follow. Reflexivity.”

I couldn’t agree more.

The bitcoin ETFs are getting most of the attention because the capital inflows are quantifiable. They have exceeded all expectations. It is fun to watch Wall Street push the price of bitcoin up in order to get bitcoin holders to sell their coins.

But don’t buy the narrative that this rally is only tied to some speculative interest from large capital allocators. There is a big risk of inflation lurking in the dark corners of the economy. Many investors have seen this story before and they are not going to be fooled twice.

Inflation. ETFs. Media attention. Liquidated shorts. Reflexivity.

Satoshi couldn’t have drawn it up any better.

[Sasel @Saselandia]

Si este mensaje llega a 20.000 me gusta o 5000 RT borro mi canal de youtube y twitch.

[Ingenio @Jesmohe]

@EFEnoticias ¿AVE?

[Ingenio @Jesmohe]

@MMHSeville @panglobalspain Belmez, no Vélmez

[Ingenio @Jesmohe]

@geoestratego Allí estaremos coronel.

[Ingenio @Jesmohe]

@cabuerca @Santi_MBarajas ¿Conoce la legislación minera? Creo que en absoluto, ya que tiempos atrás la relacionaba con proyectos de regadío para atacarla. Hable de lo que sepa, si no, guarde silencio. !Gracias¡

[Ingenio @Jesmohe]

@Santi_MBarajas explotación, de yacimientos minerales y recursos geológicos, se entiende sin perjuicio de tercero y no excluye la necesidad de obtener las demás autorizaciones y concesiones que con arreglo a las leyes sean necesarias". Saludos (3/3)

[Ingenio @Jesmohe]

@Santi_MBarajas Para ilustrar lo que argumento, el RD 2857/1978, de 25 de agosto por el que se desarrolla la obsoleta Ley de Minas como usted argumenta, dice en su art 2.3 "El otorgamiento de una autorización, un permiso o una concesión para la exploración, investigación, aprovechamiento o (2/3)

[Ingenio @Jesmohe]

@Santi_MBarajas 1.500 solicitudes no es sinónimo de 1.500 minas hasta que se otorgan las concesiones de explotación. También recordarle que la minería actual está supeditada al estricto cumplimiento de la legislación medioambiental, de aguas y un largo etcétera.(1/3)

[Ingenio @Jesmohe]

@PabloEchenique Hola,
¿Qué hacemos con ésto?

[SoyMotor.com @SoyMotor]

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[Ingenio @Jesmohe]

@geoestratego @rabanaln @unileon @tULEctura_ULE @FestivalFileCyL Buenas Pedro,
¿Hay posibilidad de seguirlo vía streaming?
Un saludo.

[Prince J (Lantern) @prince_lantern]

If $ETH hits $8k by June 15 I’ll invite everyone who retweets and likes this tweet to a grand yacht party in Miami

[Ingenio @Jesmohe]

@cabuerca ¿Me puede decir que competencias tiene la Ley de Minas para influir en el tweet que usted cita? Por favor, si va a criticar a un sector, hágalo con argumentos, no con lo primero que encuentre. Saludos

[Ingenio @Jesmohe]

@cabuerca @Santi_MBarajas @ecologismo_urg @_Quim @EeAExtremadura @Saragcas @EcoToledo de yacimientos minerales y recursos geológicos, se entiende sin perjuicio de tercero y no excluye la necesidad de obtener las demás autorizaciones y concesiones que con arreglo a las leyes sean necesarias". Saludos (2/2)

[Ingenio @Jesmohe]

@cabuerca @Santi_MBarajas @ecologismo_urg @_Quim @EeAExtremadura @Saragcas @EcoToledo Según el RD 2857/1978, de 25 de agosto por el que se desarrolla la obsoleta Ley de Minas como usted argumenta, dice en su art 2.3 "El otorgamiento de una autorización, un permiso o una concesión para la exploración, investigación, aprovechamiento o explotación, (1/2)