BenJustman on Nostr: This steady slow grind upward of the bitcoin price feels like an attempted controlled ...
This steady slow grind upward of the bitcoin price feels like an attempted controlled demolition of the current financial system.
Buyers have shifted from people like me YOLOing in after a "sick podcast" to institutional and geopolitical actors using complex buying strategies designed to move the price as little as possible.
This year is an inflection point for bitcoin. The secret seems to be out in the circles of power. Some of them are telling us, but most are keeping it close to the vest so they can accumulate as much as possible.
If you're telling us about your established position, it means that you're ready for the price to pump. The powers that really control things don't seem to be there yet. When they get there, it will be loud, though who knows when that comes.
The signals are clear if you're watching. Seemingly everyone is lining themselves up to be on the Bitcoin Bandwagon and the Trump admin knows that it's only way out is up. The printers are coming.
It feels like the calm before the storm. If you see it, its obvious, but most people are still looking the other direction.
My main hesitation is that this inflection point feels TOO obvious. How could it be this clear? What am I missing? Can You Take Me Higher?
At what point do their complex buying strategies bump up against the immovable object of absolute scarcity? The fiat system both seems more fragile than those in it perceive, but more resilient than Bitcoiners expect.
It really does feel like something is about to happen though.
Published at
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