I've been saying this before and I'll say it again, #Bitcoin is trading as a digital commodity π―
The rules are simple...
If you are bearish on #BTC you are bearish on #Copper. If you see new ATHs for COPPER you are seeing new ATHs for BTC as well π«‘
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The rules are simple...
If you are bearish on #BTC you are bearish on #Copper. If you see new ATHs for COPPER you are seeing new ATHs for BTC as well π«‘
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#Bitcoin is here to stay, whether you like it or not.
The big difference between the two is the volatility of a new asset. Where one does 100% the other does 1000%. The same goes for HTF pullbacks.
The big difference between the two is the volatility of a new asset. Where one does 100% the other does 1000%. The same goes for HTF pullbacks.
The math is then pretty simple.
We live in a world of unlimited credit/fiat money, where governments/CBs, even if they don't want to, will be forced to "print digitally"
But we also live in a world of limited scarce assets.
Infinite credit will be chasing finite assets.
We live in a world of unlimited credit/fiat money, where governments/CBs, even if they don't want to, will be forced to "print digitally"
But we also live in a world of limited scarce assets.
Infinite credit will be chasing finite assets.
Your goal then is to find the best assets that will capture this unlimited credit. As always the best answer is diversification.
Taming inflation is a myth. Things going back to normal is a myth
We are in the decade of global financial transformation from credit to commodities
Taming inflation is a myth. Things going back to normal is a myth
We are in the decade of global financial transformation from credit to commodities
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