Bitcoin hasn't been this sold off on the 12hr or 1day RSIs since it was at ~$58k

Today: Intel: -30% (worst day since 1974) Reddit: -26% Qualcomm: -12% Silver: -6% Gold: -3.5% Bitcoin: -4.5%, on the day after the biggest crypto hack ever ... which is the risky asset again?

US inflation, September: 3.6% Euro area inflation, September: 3.8% Bitcoin's supply inflation: 0.8% Only one of these is hard money

Jason Calacanis, this morning: dump your Bitcoin now, "Outflows from ETFs are signal and will continue" Bitcoin ETFs the day before he posted: +$110mil New contrarian indicator confirmed

Peter Schiff has called for a Bitcoin crash 1,439 times on X since 2017 If you bought $100 of Bitcoin on every one of those calls you'd be up +$431,155 Saturday he called for $75k. Bitcoin's back above $80k Most reliable buy signal in finance, nearly as powerful as Cramer

Peak "Bitcoin is dead" Google searches: - November 2022: Bitcoin $15,599 - June 2026: Bitcoin ~$58k - October 2026: Bitcoin ~$80k (highest since FTX) Dying at a higher price every time

US evacuating staff from embassies and bases across the Middle East. Brent at $116, highest since April Bitcoin down 2% to $79,700 on a Saturday The only market 24/7 always takes the first punch ...and the first to react to a TACO?

Bitcoin is up 39% since 1 July 2,724 hourly candles. Just 15 of them made the entire move Miss the best 20 hours and you'd be down 6.8% Selling to buy back lower is how you lose your stack

Bitcoin to nearly $85k: $173mil of shorts liquidated Bitcoin back to $81,800: $210mil of longs liquidated HODLers unaffected

a16z is dropping "crypto" from the name of its flagship crypto fund 82 crypto protocols have already shut down this year That's what happens when dumping on retail is your whole business plan Bitcoin's marketing team could not be reached for comment