Impacts of the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve
1) Dramatically reduces the likelihood the US government will some day "ban" bitcoin;
2) Dramatically increases the likelihood that other nations will establish strategic bitcoin reserves;
3) Accelerates the speed at which other nations will consider establishing strategic bitcoin reserves, because it creates a short-term window for nations to front-run potential additional buying by the US;
4) Makes it much harder for institutions -- from national account advisor platforms to quasi-governmental agencies like the IMF -- to position bitcoin as somehow dangerous or inappropriate to hold.
Only thing I’m certain of, after today’s events, is that:
The suits are coming.
It gets meme’d on often but you probably don’t have many cycles left before this whole space becomes (and trades) like TradFi.
Happy to be wrong on this one but writings on the wall..
One last ride, brothers 🫡
1/ last week's @BlackRock spot Bitcoin ETF filing was big news!
but, it's not the only story. many of the largest financial institutions in the US are actively working to provide access to Bitcoin and more.
a quick glance - $27 trillion of client assets here!
Every 4 year cycle there's been one thing that's always worked to get rich: slowly accumulate (months to years) the most fundamentally strong projects during the bear market and hold until the crypto mania of the bull run.
Simple is powerful. Here's the timing of #Bitcoin cycles.
Probably means we are entering the re-accumulation phase of the cycle. Here's the past zones.
Historically, #BTC tends to bottom at or below the 200-MA (orange)
The 200-MA thus tends to offer opportunities with outsized ROI for $BTC investors (green)
Wicks below it are the point of peak opportunity
So how much does BTC wick below the 200-MA?
A thread
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