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The Coffee Shop Prompt | Week 182: Aug 20 - 26 - by @cinnccf
A weekly PeakD post announcing The Coffee Shop Prompt (Week 182). It explains the prompt focus on real, original coffee shop stories and photos, sets strict rules (English only, 250-1000 words, use #tcsp tag, post to Cinnamon Cup Coffee community), and invites participants to write about a coffee shop moment cut short. It emphasizes authenticity (no AI or sourced photos), provides submission guidelines, and encourages questions. The post also includes acknowledgments and links to the community and related channels.
My My! Did you see the market pump? - by @josediccus
The post discusses the recent BTC price pump and critiques the notion that it signals a new bull run. The author argues that sentiment and price movements do not necessarily reflect reality, warning against emotional trading and overestimating short-term pumps. They note that many people prematurely declare a market bottom or top, reference Hive sentiment debates, and emphasize the importance of realistic analysis, risk management, and planning for both pumps and dumps ahead of the Bitcoin halving in April 2028. The overall message is to trade and invest with emotionless, data-driven thinking rather than being swayed by hype or fear.
Bitcoin ETFs absorb $1B in three days as institutional demand surges - by @leofinance
Bitcoin ETFs pulled about $1B in three days as institutional demand surged, led by BlackRock, with BTC leading inflows and Ethereum accelerating while Solana lagged; signals a potential shift back of institutional capital into crypto.
The Bond Desk Moved Bitcoin: What This Week's Surge Is Really Telling Us - by @no-advice
The post explains how a U.S. Treasury bond buyback announcement triggered a rapid, mechanical squeeze in Bitcoin, illustrating that Bitcoin has become driven by macro financial conditions and bond market dynamics rather than solely crypto-specific factors.
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