Category: Crypto Trends

Bitcoin and Benjamin Franklin

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The New Nemesis There is no doubt that the last cycles of elections worldwide, particularly in the U.S., have revealed several “elephants in the room” filled with hypocritic actions, psychological experiments subjecting the proletariat to new forms of manipulation, and through control under the guise of misinformation. The post-Cold War world moved from a good versus evil exposé to a world void of the enemies required to feed the West’s military-industrial-political establishment. In such a void, the illuminati in power sought a new nemesis to ensure the continuance of their…

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Is $200,000 a Realistic Bitcoin Price Target for This Cycle?

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Bitcoin has been making waves in the financial world, with many speculating about its potential to reach new heights. As we explore whether the Bitcoin price can realistically hit $200,000 this cycle, we’ll dive into the market dynamics and what drives prices higher. For an in-depth complete analysis, refer to the original Can Bitcoin Realistically Reach $200,000? full video presentation available on Bitcoin Magazine Pro’s YouTube channel. Key Takeaways Bitcoin’s price is influenced by supply and demand dynamics. Long-term holders play a significant role in market stability. The money multiplier effect…

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The Cynics and Idealists of Bitcoin

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There is something to the stereotype of naive dreamers and idealists, or cold hard realists and cynics. Stereotypes don’t just come into being baselessly, there is a kernel of truth to them, otherwise they would not have spread virally as an idea in the first place. But they, as well as the worldviews they espouse, are also exaggerated beyond that kernel. Bitcoin is currently stuck in a game of tug of war between the naive idealists and the jaded cynics. On one hand, the idealists argue that we already won.…

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WATCH: BITCOIN PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP’S INAUGURATION

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The day Bitcoiners have been waiting for is finally here. Donald Trump, the first-ever pro-Bitcoin president of the United States, is officially being inaugurated today, January 20, 2025. After a historic campaign in which he famously turned his stance around and championed Bitcoin and crypto throughout 2024, Bitcoiners are eagerly watching to see his promises come to life. Trump’s campaign was filled with bold commitments to the Bitcoin and crypto industry: national bitcoin reserves, freeing Ross Ulbricht, making the United States the crypto capital of the world, and more. Today…

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How the Updated MVRV Z-Score Improves Bitcoin Price Predictions

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The Bitcoin MVRV Z-Score has historically been one of the most effective tools for identifying market cycle tops and bottoms in Bitcoin. Today, we’re excited to share an enhancement to this metric that makes it even more insightful for today’s dynamic market conditions. What Is the Bitcoin MVRV Z-Score? The MVRV Z-Score is derived by analyzing the ratio between Bitcoin’s realized cap (the average acquisition cost of all Bitcoin in circulation) and its market cap (current network valuation). By standardizing this ratio using Bitcoin’s price volatility (measured as the standard…

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Why You May Want To Redeem Your Bitcoin From THORChain's Lending Service

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Follow Frank on X. Two days ago, the atebites X account pointed out that THORChain’s lending service currently has nowhere near enough bitcoin to repay its creditors. As of the time of the post, the total amount of bitcoin to be repaid to depositors was 1,604, while the lending pool only had 592 bitcoin in it. We need to be raising awareness on just how bad of a shape Thorchain lending is right now, posing a potential risk to the protocol itself. As it stands, at current mark to market…

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Steve Hanke Is Wrong About the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve

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Steve Hanke is wrong about something Bitcoin related once again. He’s recently taken aim at the idea of the U.S. creating a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve (SBR). In the video embedded in the X post below, Hanke claimed that converting government savings into bitcoin would be a “drag on the economy” because those savings wouldn’t be invested in “real capital assets that produce things.”He even doubled down, saying bitcoin doesn’t build factories, create jobs, or drive innovation. A US BITCOIN STRATEGIC RESERVE = A STUPID IDEA. Savings funneled into Bitcoin aren't…

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Michael Saylor's Trump Meeting Is Turbo Bullish for Bitcoin

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Follow Nikolaus On 𝕏 Here For Daily Posts Last night, President-elect Donald Trump’s son, Eric Trump, posted a photo of himself at Mar-a-Lago with MicroStrategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor with the caption, “Two friends, one passion: Bitcoin.” This is so unbelievably bullish — let me explain. For the last four years, under the Biden-Harris administration with total Democrat control, the U.S. government did their best to terrorize this industry and attack us. The overwhelming majority of the Democrat party did not support Bitcoin and followed Elizabeth Warren’s lead on demonizing…

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Neobank Yopaki Aims To Make Every Mexican A Bitcoiner

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Company Name: Yopaki Founders: Francisco Chavarria (CEO) and Carlos Chida (CTO) Date Founded: March 2023 Location of Headquarters: Austin, TX Number of Employees: Four full time; one part time Website: https://www.yopaki.com/ Public or Private? Private In 2021, Francisco Chavarria stood in the audience at Bitcoin 2021 and watched as Strike CEO Jack Mallers passionately delivered his now famous keynote speech during which he revealed that El Salvador planned to make bitcoin legal tender. That moment sparked something within Chavarria. “It was unlike anything I’d experienced in my professional career,” Chavarria…

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Debt: Bitcoin Is Not A Return To Stateless Money, It Is the First

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I have just finished reading Debt: The First 5000 Years by anthropologist David Graeber. The book takes a look at the history of money, debt, and how they relate to societal structures from a lens that departs heavily from the conventional wisdom of economic thinking. Conventional wisdom paints a picture of people inefficiently bartering goods and services directly for each other, and money naturally arising as a result of the problems inherent in this. Graeber eviscerates this narrative looking at anthropological history. Primitive communities simply shared their resources freely with…

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