Alright I'll play ball. Take your double bottom:  |
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 Better? |
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Strike are rolling their services out to more countries: After a successful U.S. launch in 2020 and the announcement of its payday solution last week, Strike is rolling out its services to 200-plus countries. Through a partnership with Bittrex, Strike will onboard the exchange’s more than one million customers across the globe. Strike will first add support for the euro, british pound, swiss franc, tether and USDC, with more currency pairs to follow. https://bitcoinmagazine.com/articles/strike-is-bringing-the-lightning-network-to-more-than-200-countries |
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On topic - had a nice run to above $35k on stamp, currently observing $34420, market is trying to decide when to make a push for $36k
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Congratulations. explorer wins
+1 WosMerit Congrats  |
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Wonder if we hit the 20W MA before we hit page parity again? Keep posting dammit, we gotta get the support as high as possible!
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Is COVID going to kill you? Most likely not. But is it a serious problem, and will it kill LOTS of people before it's all over? Yes, and yes.
+1 WosMerit for the whole post |
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Starting to find out more about the Grayscale buyers now, Three Arrows Capital has revealed they own more than $1.2 billion in GBTC: Three Arrows Capital has disclosed a more than $1 billion position in Grayscale's Bitcoin Trust in a new filing submitted to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
The move by the Singapore investment firm follows a similarly large position in the trust placed earlier this year to capitalize on the premium at which it trades relative to bitcoin. Previously, the firm held 6.26% of GBTC shares, worth $259 million.
According to the most recent filing, the firm's position represents $1.24 billion. The firm's current position represents 36,969 bitcoin, or 6.1% of GBTC's holdings. https://www.theblockcrypto.com/post/89928/three-arrows-reports-more-than-1-2-billion-position-in-grayscales-gbtc |
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 Nice healthy correction has been on the cards for a while now, we've dropped the weekly RSI to less than 80 from the 93+ we had last week which is good |
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Confirmed with math and science. |
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How it started:  How it's going:  |
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Found this great Twitter thread that covers how this cycle appears to be accelerating faster than previous ones, through the lens of market cap, realised value, volatility, uxto + address counts etc: This cycle so far compared to 2017:
- Market Cap is growing faster
- Sell side liquidity is drying up faster and more aggressively
- Active addresses are growing slower, less retail participation in rally
- Volatility the same, but coming more from upside https://twitter.com/typerbole/status/1345435497988952067On-exchange supply drying up quickly:  |
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Going back to bed, and hopefully whatever bug or virus I have will clear away soon.
Take care all.
Get better soon! |
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