It is true that Elon musk's some experiments with twitter didn't go well for the company and led to controversies. However, it is possible that something better and innovative is in the works, which will provide customers with more flexibilities and options for the customers. As a visionary and creative entrepreneur, he is well aware that we are living in a highly competitive world, hence there is a possibility new changes in twitter might get a better response from its users and adds value to its stock and overall market perception..

It's hard for me to understand (or just very surprising, I guess) how it's a long-awaited modernization to send and receive funds in seconds in the US, to be honest. In my low-income developing country, online banking is very popular, and people often send money this way to one another. It literally takes seconds to receive the funds, and it's just a part of everyday life. Exceptions are related to international transfers, but as long as it's something within one currency and all the banks involved belong to one country, it's almost instantaneous payments. Sometimes there's no fee, and sometimes there's, like, a 1% fee or something like that. The op mentions international payments, but it seems that the article does not, so I don't think that's what FedNow is about.

My guess is Sept is a jump
Then Nov is a pivot.

Which would mean a fall-winter rally for btc and stocks.

Down the road maybe 2032 if btc is 600k with a market cap of 6 trillion it will not be tied to the other wealth sources.

That's possible, since the beginning of 2023 we have seen a lot of positive trends and even now prices tend to be at prices that are always close to 30k and in my opinion that is quite positive considering we entered at the beginning of 2023 with prices below 20k and now starting to move up.
In my opinion, this year there has not been a significant movement and I believe the price will remain around close to 30k for a long time this year.

I respect your opinion and you have a point, but I can't entirely agree. Bitcoin is a blackhole for fiat currencies. If the Cabal behind the Central Banks print more, Bitcoin will absorb more and add to its market value. It's currently right there happening in front of us, and the ETFs will make the trajectory to six digits steeper and faster. Plus wait for QE when there's more liquidity available in the system. It might be "Oh My God It's Christmas" during March of 2025.

2022 was not a good year, but not exactly a bad year too. Bitcoin falled from $48000 in January and fall to the lowest price of $15500 in November 2022. But we should also know that November 2021, bitcoin got to all-time-high of 69000.

Throw away the panic-stricken nature, Bitcoin doesn't stay at highs all the time and doesn't stay at lows all the time. Investors who already understand the nature of Bitcoin will refrain from selling their assets even though the price continues to fall, their trust in Bitcoin has formed patience and mental steel to hold Bitcoin until the bull run comes.

I do agree that tax could be one of the biggest reasons for this. After all if you have a national exchange, you can literally cut the tax right out of the account in the exchange without needing any extra paperwork. That would mean that anyone who uses this, is forced to pay taxes by just simply using it. That's why it looks like it would make sense, for the government of course not for the traders.

In the end, I am guessing that it is going to be a bit of a different situation, like such as people trying to find other alternative ways to get bitcoin, because when government does stuff like this, there are majority who uses it, but there is a minority that wants to find another way without getting caught and pay that taxes and give information.

Would do that if had Cold money. Lol
Still a question Who knows the real Dip price? My own assumption of buying a Dip is in when prices are low when the bearish period continues sustained by buying large quantities at a moment's notice, but there are many ways they do with the word Dip.

This is true, only the DCA strategy is simpler than the dip, I do this method because it can do weekly or even once a month but it has become a routine.

Ahh, the wrong thing is buy high, sell low because of panic.

Hmm I think philmipma is using some sort of reverse-order strategy on the historical monthly return chart as you know July performed really well back in Hsitory but this time it disappointed a bit so the same case is with the SEP as it's Historically one of the most -ve performers and OCT is completely Opposite to the SEP.

For AUG hmm, it's very Volatile by nature sometimes a Light Bringer and sometimes Full Dark... Have look

I recommend buying as soon as you have the money, waiting for the price to drop is pointless because no one knows what the future holds. Many people also missed the bottom of bitcoin when it dropped to $15k last year and they waited for another drop, but in the end they missed the bottom and had to buy at a higher price. Why don't you buy now and use DCAing? The longer you procrastinate, the further away the opportunity is.

After 10 days, your ASIC will generate $11-12 per day, but you will still pay $8 for electricity.
Until August 5, you gave the correct profit data, but already on August 6, instead of 12 dollars, only 4 dollars will come into your pocket if other miners do not join the litecoin mining.

I understand that this is not something that depends on our will or our efforts, but I like the creation of state exchanges for bitcoin even less than private centralized exchanges.