Something strange happened on Monday. The stock was down. Bitcoin was awake.
This has been happening more and more recently. It’s huge.
It makes sense to see gold continue to rise, especially at a time when Trump’s trade war uncertainty is reaching new heights, but can Bitcoin eventually turn into digital gold? It’s been a promise for a long time, but the data doesn’t support it…
Additionally, it appears that new players are copying the same strategy (no pun intended) in Solana as Michael Saylor’s strategy continues to run playbooks and win Bitcoin. The dollar numbers look much smaller, but one analyst says it’s time to buy Sol to play the same run.
I have a lot of friends from hedge funds. They make more money than I do. They are late for the Bitcoin game. That’s changing now.
More and more institutional investors are realizing the strange things happening this week and the last time.
He has correctly identified his goals, as he recently discussed with a financial analyst who called Trump’s gambit in February before this all began. It’s lower dollars and lower interest rates. Both are technically very bullish for Bitcoin. However, one additional element that comes from the trade war may have been overlooked.
More and more people think that what Bitcoin is really awakening. This is a hedge against American domination at the global stage. So, which borderless currency will step in between trading partners to help the US really withdraw and avoid globalization? Probably Bitcoin.
Certainly, as we discussed last week with one of the biggest custodians, Bitcoin adoption pace in that respect is rather slow. However, as confidence in America continues to shake up, the other side of this theoretical game is forced to explore other options more quickly, especially as Trump reveals the cards America holds.
Suddenly, it’s no longer just theory
Now, given that it took me ten years to really get closer to potential potential at this moment, I can understand that it’s a little hesitant to think this time might be different. Bitcoin has previously appeared to break tech correlations, but it only goes back to trading like Nvidia.
But I really feel that this time it’s really different. So, the last time hedge fund legend Ray Dario was not on MSNBC, he basically says he’s much more worried this time about the “breakdown of financial order.” And I’m certainly not a vigilante who says something crazy like the Civil War. But I think it’s at least fair to argue that the very bad edge case is merely about interest rates and has risen beyond lowering what fixes all the issues currently being digested by the market.
The story continues
