the patient game is waiting for the large money to come into the space... it takes time and is a lot longer than most retail monkeys are willing to wait. don't be stupid and give your bags to saylor.
As a HODLER beginning in February 2021, it astounds me that retail may be taking profits. Most likely, professionals are an increasingly larger impact on the market trading the ranges. We can understand if whales release the hounds in rising markets. HODLER 4 EVER
Do you think there's a correlation and potential causation between the delta of where the Stock To Flow model market price and the real market price of BTC. I think the variable causing this difference would be the amount of liquid bitcoin currently held on exchanges. So if you take the total number of liquid supply on exchanges and remove it from the market cap of the stock to flow model. Would this project an accurate value of the real price of bitcoin? I think this metric could be used as a leading indicator on how price will move depending on the amount of BTC held in exchanges. The theory mainly being if there is BTC on a exchanges, that would affect the stock to flow because we have X number ready to sell and the flow on new bitcoins gets diluted because of this liquid supply?
super thorough! The SEC approved the MEME ETF but still no spot BTC. such a joke.
the patient game is waiting for the large money to come into the space... it takes time and is a lot longer than most retail monkeys are willing to wait. don't be stupid and give your bags to saylor.
Hodling BTC ETF in a TFSA (Tax Free Saving Account) in Canada is something I am into, low time preference !
As a HODLER beginning in February 2021, it astounds me that retail may be taking profits. Most likely, professionals are an increasingly larger impact on the market trading the ranges. We can understand if whales release the hounds in rising markets. HODLER 4 EVER
Do you think there's a correlation and potential causation between the delta of where the Stock To Flow model market price and the real market price of BTC. I think the variable causing this difference would be the amount of liquid bitcoin currently held on exchanges. So if you take the total number of liquid supply on exchanges and remove it from the market cap of the stock to flow model. Would this project an accurate value of the real price of bitcoin? I think this metric could be used as a leading indicator on how price will move depending on the amount of BTC held in exchanges. The theory mainly being if there is BTC on a exchanges, that would affect the stock to flow because we have X number ready to sell and the flow on new bitcoins gets diluted because of this liquid supply?