The institutional boogeyman is after your bitcoins. I have a buy at 42,000.I probably jinxed the whole rally, drank a bottle right before market open as bitcoin was above 48k![]()
The institutional boogeyman is after your bitcoins. I have a buy at 42,000.I probably jinxed the whole rally, drank a bottle right before market open as bitcoin was above 48k![]()
And so it finally happened...
The institutional boogeymen are after your bitcoins. I have a buy at 42,000.
I am very disappointed with the price! Maybe it will improve by market close, but if it's not above $50k when I wake up, I will be calling the office of the Bitcoin CEO to file my complaint!!!!
He told me a bunch of technical stuff (i.e. gbtc redemptions),
The ETF approvals were not black swans, this was anticipated, and hence there was a lot of pricing in, with expected selling immediately after.
Also, educated BTC holders who do their own due diligence mostly don't want an ETF for themselves. They prefer self-custody, so they are not the ones buying it.
The people who want the ETFs are the aging boomers, and diversity hires who struggle to understand digital wallets. You can't expect them all to be lining up in advance on day-1 for this. The Bitcoin ETF will catch on and take off like GLD did, though quite possibly much faster. BlackRock has a lot of experience in this. They know what they are doing, I just wish our woke politicians did.




What doesn't quite add up is the increase in AUM for the new ETFs was greater than the decrease in AUM for GBTC. Why didn't that excess demand positively impact the price of bitcoin?The GBTC baggage may be with us for a while, 600,000 bitcoins is a lot of bitcoins
The GBTC widowmaker trade bankrupted practically all the big players, BlockFi, Genesis, Celsius, 3AC, FTX, Voyager...
A good thread below
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