Personally, I think this "cycle" is just starting. Like as a whole... BTC, ETH, and everything else included. All this upward momentum I personally believe you can attribute to large players (who over the past 2-3 years got the green light from congress) buying the bottom.
But retail has more or less been dead in the markets since mid 2023 or so. If the FED had done what it probably needed to do and kept rates high (because the average consumer is nearly priced out of life), I wouldn't think this.
But IMO, they played their whole hand. And it wasn't a good hand. Debts and compounding leverage set a narrow range of what they could do, and the printers will brrr soon. At the expense of the non-investing classes. The GENIUS act will keep the inputs flowing, absorbing debts, creating new debt buyers, and keeping the show running for another couple rounds at least.
NFA. Just my thoughts.
I've been promoting cryptocurrency publicly since Bitcoin was 30 times cheaper than it is now. I've been participating in Bitcoin since it was under $1. It was $125,000 today. Ethereum was trading as low as $88 when people were buying it to run https://t.co/HrzalaWrB4 code. It was $46,00 today. Along the way there were lots of 85% and 95% dips. Heck, ETH was $880 just 3 years ago, and BTC was $15,500.
@GymRatCrypto@RichardHeartWin i’m 54.. I agree with with daily workouts, however not to failure stick with something that you can accomplish easily at say 75% output.
If you go to failure, you have to rest .. rest days you get no reps
Do the math for one month and you get more reps my way..
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Crypto projects, consider asking your lawyers to file an amicus brief in this now ripe case. Amici are best served well before the SEC's brief is filed (3 months from now), though this court has no official guidelines. Good precedent set, is good for everyone. Bad precedent set, is bad for everyone.
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