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ATOMIC 38 Bitcoin is very clearly showing strength against the 17 trillion-dollar NASDAQ, which is the most over-owned and over-blown allocation on the planet. It’s fading while bitcoin is proving resilient. BYTETREE ATOMIC Analysis of Technical, On-chain, Macro, Investment Flows and Crypto. Highlights Technicals Stars and tech On-chain A

ATOMIC 37 Usually, we see a deflation shock in risk-off conditions, but not this time. In recent days, inflation expectations have risen while financial markets come under pressure. Outside of Turkey, we haven’t seen this sort of thing since the 1970s. ByteTree ATOMIC Analysis of Technical, On-chain, Macro, Investment

ATOMIC 36 Last week, a story broke in the crypto press about Russia recognising crypto as a form of currency. Given that the mainstream press hadn’t verified the story, I had my doubts, so I checked a secret source. I can confirm that story is true. ByteTree ATOMIC Analysis

ATOMIC 35 The crypto space has seen plenty of ByteTrend stars added over the past week. That’s generally a good thing, except that some come from the jump in the shitcoins. Non-crypto people think they are all shitcoins, but crypto people know better. ByteTree ATOMIC Analysis of Technical, On-chain,

ATOMIC 34 Bitcoin has taken a bout of miner selling in its stride, an encouraging sign in a macro environment that should be bullish, contrary to the popular risk-off narrative. ByteTrend, meanwhile, might be starting to tell us something about the areas of future crypto growth. ByteTree ATOMIC Analysis of

ATOMIC 33 ETH has seen 2.5% of outflows from the collective investment funds in contrast to BTC, which has seen 1%. This reaffirms the simple idea that BTC benefits from a selloff, at least in relative terms, as investors would rather hold BTC during times of uncertainty. ByteTree ATOMIC