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ATOMIC 93; So far, and with net inflows of $620m, it’s been more of a game of musical chairs than anything else. To put things into perspective, ByteTree data shows how January has seen ETF inflows of 13,929 BTC, which compares to 49,136 BTC in Q4 last

ATOMIC 92; Since bitcoin came to be in 2009, the miners have been rewarded with $56,045,093,177 worth of bitcoin. That currently equates to 8% of bitcoin’s market cap. This is a vital part of the bitcoin economy, and the miners’ hard work secures the network, making

ATOMIC 90; If you went back to April 2021, when Bitcoin was trading above $60,000, and told them what was coming, including the continued institutional absence from the space, few would guess a price above $10,000 today. Perhaps even $1,000. Yet it trades above $27,000 and

ATOMIC 89; Bitcoin is softening, and the network is cooling, but we know where the low is. Good things could happen should ETFs get approval, and the next halving is just seven months away. ByteTree ATOMIC Analysis of Technical, On-chain, Macro, Investment Flows and Crypto Stocks. Highlights Technicals Slipping On-chain

ATOMIC 88; It’s going to get ugly out there, but there is no evidence that Bitcoin is the problem. It trades at fair value, halving is just eight months away, and if the Fed balls this up, which they will, they’ll print their way out of trouble. What