Economy Bitcoin/Crypto is imploding

Take a look at YETH and YBTC: Massive dividends.

Roundtree cover call strategy funds. The first pays a 63% annual divided paid weekly. The second pays 44.5%.

You can't beat that with a stick. Why are the returns so high? They depend on volatility.
 
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Bitcoin down 30% in 6 weeks, while Etherium down 40% over the same period. ALT/Meme coins are at 2022 lows.

Is this the start of a crypto-winter or just short term volatility as it continues to grind higher?

I have alot of crypto exposure due to some ETFs that I hold (down about 25K since October), but my plan is to hold and see how the next couple of weeks unfold. If bitcoin breaches $80K, I am out.

Honestly who knows with this shit.
@Rob Battisti

Batt-er up.
 
This is what stores of value do, right Rob?
 
I predicted a 125k at the start. I think we crawl sideways for another 3-6 months and then we’re back up.
After people get their tax rebate checks, there will be a lot of liquidity.

The IRS is still taking citizens money at 2024 rates for withholding. But this year there is no tax on tips, overtime and social security.

Big refund checks will start hitting the market early in January.
 
After people get their tax rebate checks, there will be a lot of liquidity.

The IRS is still taking citizens money at 2024 rates for withholding. But this year there is no tax on tips, overtime and social security.

Big refund checks will start hitting the market early in January.
The other factor is the spot ETFs. This gives people access to crypto through their brokerage accounts.

No crypto platform necessary.
 
After people get their tax rebate checks, there will be a lot of liquidity.

The IRS is still taking citizens money at 2024 rates for withholding. But this year there is no tax on tips, overtime and social security.

Big refund checks will start hitting the market early in January.

My thesis is this dump could be a switcheroo by whales dumping BTC to pile into AI stocks. Investors are hungry for anything tech related this year.

Who knows when sentiment reverses again.
 
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