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- Weekly Rundown - March 3, 2024
As the halving approaches and bitcoin fights for a new all-time high, bullish sentiment for 2024 is palpable.
What about altcoins? They typically outperform late in the cycle, so positioning yourself well in advance is key!
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Can you believe this newsletter is almost 4 years old? Crazy how time flies. Who’s going to create a cycle theory around the launch date of Crypto is Easy?
You've heard a lot of chatter about data models and cycle theories. Depending on who you ask, they're all broken or they have all been validated.
Let’s take the market as it comes. Did you catch this week’s market update?
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In that update, I shared some crucial clues and signs that others seem to ignore.
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Bottom line: once you adjust for ETF flows, most of the recent buying pressure comes from so-called “retail” investors (people like us), not institutions and money managers.
My take: I’m always hesitant to take JPMorgan’s research at face value—they usually have an angle—but this makes sense. As we’ve seen in my market updates, genuine enthusiasm picked up in October and November, we can assume people in non-English speaking countries got FOMO as bitcoin’s price went to all-time highs in their currencies over the months that followed, and engagement across metrics and exchanges has gone up since the beginning of this year.
Wall Street ETFs help, for sure. Those ETFs have seen about $6 billion in net inflows this year, more than enough to push bitcoin’s price higher. That’s good! Is it enough to add nearly half a trillion dollars to bitcoin’s market cap? Seems like a stretch, even for a low float asset like bitcoin.
Why you should care: one more sign that market forces, not the ETFs, drive crypto prices.
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Relax and enjoy the ride!
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