Logically this makes sense because the money from institutions will affect the spot price. However there are many variables to consider. The correlation comes and goes based on market cycle bubbles. A

I would not put it past them, we are still early! A couple of them will but Blackrock and Fidelity won't. Grayscale won't either. There will likely be signals just like FTX gave. FTX offered a lot of yield

Yeah the attack on miners and whitelisting blocks is definitely a thing but a topic for a whole new post. That being said I'm highly skeptical they can pull it off. The closer they get to victory the more

lol I totally forgot about this one

Yeah so a lot of the adoption we see is exactly like that. Altruism based instead of business based. Guy made money off crypto so he accepts crypto. The decision had nothing to do with it being a good

lawls But also usually the context is something like getting banned or censored. Not ushering in world peace and building family dynasties. Also Hive is aggressively ignored even when the topic is crypto

Would be pretty weird if the narrative for the bull run just ends up being "etf". Alts haven't really done much so far.

The ETF demand could be creating soft landings on the dips. Certainly worth starting the DCA at 20% to make sure to catch a piece. Or if the price is that stable why trade at all?

Either a blow-off top is coming mid March or I'm about to lose some money trading it that way. The crypto gods should give me a win and make the halving a sell-the-news event. Just saying.

Hm, well spoken ser.

Yeah I keep saying the halving is bearish but the ETF buying pressure could also completely overshadow that even if true. It's going to be very difficult to trade this market. Best we can do is probably

Nobody who voted for Elizabeth Warren asked her to crack down on crypto. And now she might get voted out for being so aggressively against it. Weird.

Seems like you must know my thoughts. It's only a matter of time before countries and central banks start printing fiat derivatives using crypto collateral. The only requirement for printing debt is a

I'm sure that will stop people from doing it :D

RIP $BUSD The position continues to wind down as no more new tokens can ever be minted.

It costs less than a penny to move $LTC right now. $BTC is at $4. Litecoin gets little respect even though the cost to security ratio is great. Degenerates loves shiny things and not tried and true assets.

Yep a new technology has to be 10x better than the old tech in order to actually usurp the incumbent. Not only is this new tech not better... it doesn't even have the legs to stand on its own for over

You are 100% absolutely correct. I don't dislike the name Hive. Personally I would have called it Hydra, but that's just me. But you are totally right: we don't need to advertise the operating system.

Ha... yikes. Thanks for the addition this is great to know.

oh lol so it doesn't even have rewards? good to know