Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw roughly $176 million in net inflows on October 27, providing modest support as the price stabilized above $80,000. Volume remains elevated, with the 24-hour range spanning approximately $80,300–$81,600 #Bitcoin
#AI revenue justifies capex: Demand > supply, no bubble. Coming online: ~50 GW chips, 35 GW power next year. Build‑out isn’t just two frontier labs; startups, vertical AI, open models drive most growth.
Bitcoin rebounds from $79,800 lows to trade above $82,200. Resilience is evident, yet the asset remains range-bound. Volume and momentum warrant close observation. #Bitcoin
Recent price action shows classic post-rally digestion. After three weekly gains, Bitcoin posted its first weekly decline amid temporary ETF outflows. Sustained inflows would support a retest of $84,500
Learn AI = best defense (build, ship, compound).
Sit on LLMs all day — you can know more than before. Chaos accelerates soon.
Signal: demand > supply for compute & agent rails.
Despite the short-term pullback, #Bitcoin continues to hold above its 50-day and 200-day exponential moving averages on the daily chart. The medium- to longer-term structure remains intact, even as the hourly timeframe exhibits more cautious momentum. #btc
US FY2026 deficit hits $1.97T with 1 month left — on track for ~$200B worse than FY2025;
3rd worst year ever (only 2020/21 COVID crisis worse). DOGE disbanded, tariffs struck down by SCOTUS → no pretense of spending normalization. 📉🇺🇸