wtflag : That analyst is smoking something strong.

wtflag : US stopped minting new pennies (one cent coin) because the cost of producing a penny is more than it’s face value.
Higher value coins are still being minted.
The lesson here is that all Fiat curreny lose their purchasing power over time.
But this has nothing much to do with Bitcoin.

wtflag : It’s hard to get the offical sources.
But HK did rule that cryptocurrencies are considered assets in divorce cases.
Since they are considered assets by law, there is no reason cryptocurrencies can not be used for immigration.

wtflag : US administration is pushing stable coins as it is just a form of USD. It helps maintain the dollar as the global reserve currency by providing an additional channel for USD to be traded.
But what has stable coins got to do with MSTR or Bitcoin? They are different things.

wtflag : Inclusion into S&P 500 requires positive earnings in the most recent quarter and positive earnings over the last four consecutive quarters combined.
MSTR will NEVER be included.

wtflag : Trade wars are always bearish for the economy because it creates market inefficiencies that lead to higher inflation. We will be having higher rates for longer until something breaks and the Fed’s hand is forced.
On bitcoin, I believe the available capital that is going to be in bitcoin is already in bitcoin. That is why it has been just moving sideways. A catalyst is needed to lead to a breakout.
This breakout point can come as Fed easing, or Trump ending the war in Ukraine which should lower tensions and redirect capital from safe haven asset (bonds, gold) to risk-on assets (stocks, Bitcoin). I think the odds are 50/50 which is far greater odds than I can give any other president, reason being that Trump doesnt give a rat’s ass about the green Tshirt and EU.

wtflag : US and Japan trade “cooperation” has nothing to do with Bitcoin.

wtflag : They will probably create a CBDC which is essentially still fiat.

wtflag : Knowing that David Sacks is speaking soon, i find the pull back to below 100K odd. Either people dont like money, or insiders know something we dont.