That's most certain that accumulating BTC in the long run is profitable and will definitely surge though the intense price volitality disheartens users to invest 🤷♂️
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Michael Saylor Vows Strategy Will Keep Buying Bitcoin
Michael Saylor says Strategy has no plans to sell its bitcoin, even in a prolonged downturn, as BTC trades near $65,900 to $66,150. Strategy Won’t Sell BTC as Saylor Dismisses Liquidation Fears Michael Saylor has once again made clear that Strategy’s bitcoin playbook is unchanged: accumulate and hold. Speaking on CNBC’s Squawk Box, the company’s […]
Silver to $60? Strategist Flags Extreme Valuation Risk
Silver faces mounting downside risk as extreme valuation signals flash warnings, with intermetal comparisons suggesting prices remain stretched and vulnerable to a sharp reversion even after a significant pullback. Silver Bears Warn of Painful Reversion — Silver’s Price Strength Masks Growing Downside Risk Bloomberg Intelligence senior commodity strategist Mike McGlone shared on social media platform […]
1. Geo-Pol & warfare circumstances 2. Eco_ instabilities / US imposed tarrifs 3. BTC adoption/acceptance VS Gold/Silver competition 4. Money flow towards RWAs 5. ETH/XRP dominance
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Can someone explain what’s actually driving Bitcoin’s current pullback? We now have a U.S. government that’s openly supportive of Bitcoin, and nonstop headlines about institutions and major players adding BTC to their balance sheets—yet price is still sliding. So what’s really going on beneath the surface? Why is $BTC dropping despite all this seemingly bullish news? {future}(BTCUSDT)