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Institutions have been buying bitcoin for a while now, but 2020 accelerated that narrative dramatically. Every time a retail seller like myself or yourself sells, an institution buys. That means institutions will own the majority of bitcoins eventually (as long as the inflation hedge narrative holds).

That means that if you own BTC, you own something that the biggest hedge funds, insurance companies, private companies, and family offices want. If you sell it for a profit, chances are you are selling it directly to them (through an exchange).

Dont sell it. Hold it, let them buy it from the actual miners who will charge them ever more increasing premiums as the cost of mining skyrockets. Dont short change yourself by selling (unless it's an emergency of course). There will only be 21 million of these. almost 19 million already exists, many are lost. There's NOT a lot of BTC left to be mined.

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Crypto 360°

Tuesday, 5 January 2021

“ Scoop: Some sources suggesting that [TRON] may be under investigation by US regulators & have US exposure (related to Bittorrent and Poloniex) stemming from recent court filings in New York”

"Blind Bitcoin Maxi's continue to try and pivot all narratives to 'tHiS iS gOoD foR bITcOiN', and then hide all the comments about how all stablecoins settle on Ethereum"

Guys.. wtf is this? Can anyone explain this? There is still 220M on that wallet.

Realize this, If you sell your BTC right now, an institution will buy it immediately. Dont give it up so easily for a quick flip

CNBC using a 1 year chart to report on this morning's dip only makes me more bullish

Jeremy Allaire: “3/ The new interpretive letter establishes that banks can treat public chains as infrastructure similar to SWIFT, ACH and FedWire, and stablecoins like USDC as electronic stored value. The significance of this can’t be understated.”

Bitcoin Fees: Bitcoin Cash $0.00 / BTC coin $7.61... Enjoy!

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