BlackRock and Fidelity poured billions into Bitcoin ETFs—yet for five straight days, outflows have dominated.
This isn’t just a blip; it’s part of a larger deleveraging trend shaking up risk assets.
But here’s the twist: Bitcoin’s current dip aligns perfectly with past cycles, and history shows what comes next.
The real question—will a deeper stock market meltdown drag Bitcoin lower, or is this the setup for a supply squeeze that no one sees coming?
MrDecentralize
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2025-02-26 17:27:27
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