BTC Has been gaining a lot of ground against both stocks and metals. Especially the trend against Gold has been strong with minimal drawdowns relatively speaking. Gold has of…
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$BTC Has been gaining a lot of ground against both stocks and metals.
Especially the trend against Gold has been strong with minimal drawdowns relatively speaking. Gold has of course been very weak s…
$BTC Has been gaining a lot of ground against both stocks and metals.
Especially the trend against Gold has been strong with minimal drawdowns relatively speaking. Gold has of course been very weak since topping late last year as well.
Overall, I do like to see the relative strength since the Summer. Nothing will go up in a straight line but the trend is what matters.
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$BTC Has been following global liquidity quite well in recent months. Whenever we saw a big spike up or down, bitcoin followed quickly afterwards. Currently it has been declining steadily since the end of October. Bitcoin has now pushed ahead of it towards the downside. A reversa
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The scariest dumps are the ones where there's no obvious catalyst. $BTC has been trading as if some entity is selling off billions on spot (outside of ETFs) lately. Maybe we'll hear about something in the future, maybe not. And yes, there's plenty of arguments to be made why we'r
