Friday, March 18, 2022

Bitcoin's Merits on Display Against a Backdrop of Macroeconomics and Geopolitics

In the future we'll look at the past quarter as one of the most impactful in laying the foundation for broad acceptance and trust of Bitcoin and crypto.

A review of the past 6 months and the events that drove price action through one of the choppiest but most significant periods in Bitcoin's history.

Key Takeaways:

❧Bullish on the fact that traders actually follow macroeconomics and geopolitics and factor it into their strategy now. More experienced and knowledgeable traders = less macro uncertainty and volatility, and a rising floor.

❧Russia/Ukraine conflict put Bitcoin utility on display for the world to see, when other traditional systems fail or are turned off, decentralized finance shines.

❧Executive order by the most powerful economic power in the world - generally respectful tone towards crypto and Bitcoin and appeared to encourage adoption (within some sort of regulatory apparatus of course)

❧First cycle with a rising macro support even after peak (cycle as in Q4 2020 to present). Could be lengthened cycle but this support clearly represents a rising trust and confidence in crypto utility. That rising support speaks volumes.

Bitcoin's Past Two Quarters, In Review


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