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A wake-up call to start the week with Gold trading above $2,100 and digital gold aka bitcoin trading above $41,000
I do see 2 messages here: 1) Short-term: Mr Market believes Mr Powell is bluffing, i.e rate cuts are coming; 2) Long-term: dollar debasement is inevitable. Investors and central banks are looking for reserve status
97% Of All Bitcoin Will Be Mined In April of 2024 For the 4th Halving...
As a reminder: The single most important event for Bitcoin is the halving. Satoshi Nakamoto coded Bitcoin to half the reward payouts to miner's every 210,000 blocks. This event occurs approximately every four years and is a form of artificial inflation control, similar to a central bank printing less money. The halving ensures that the total supply of Bitcoin caps at 21 million, making it a deflationary asset. In simpler terms, as more time goes on, less and less Bitcoin are created. Every other fiat currency in existence is inflationary in nature. As more time goes on, more are created, thus making the currency you hold less valuable. This is what separates Bitcoin from everything else and why many believe that is is a digital store of value. As a function of economics and as Bitcoin's adoption rate grows, this means that demand will most likely outpace supply by a wide margin. The chart below shows past halving events and their market impact. Source: Jacob Canfield
For the first time in years, crypto markets are beginning to see tons of new liquidity
Since November 2022, crypto markets have added $600 billion in value. That's a +75% jump in one year while Bitcoin is up +120% over the last year. This comes after years of consistent outflows from crypto markets. Source: The Kobeissi Letter
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