Excited to see how many bitcoins are for sale between $0.07m and $0.1m
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In May, U.S Bitcoin ETFs purchased 3.1x the supply of new bitcoins that were mined.
Only a matter of time ⏫
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I would love to be able to login to Primal and access content in various forms. Notes, shorts, full length videos, photos, etc.
I'm not a good trader (learned that quickly in 2021)
but it sure seems like the price of one bitcoin wants to stay above $60k
Gm 🔅
If you happen to hear/see someone say the earth doesn't have enough space to hold more people in the future, so them this map.
The population primarily resides in the blue areas.
Seeing the same exact post 5 times in a row here is a rough user experience
at current prices and holdings, Blackrock will bring in $50m annually through their bitcoin ETF.
That accounts for 0.27% of their annual revenues.
It's only been four months. Unfortunately they will probably hold at least 5-10% of all bitcoins when full adoption is met.
Oh, and gm
Does bitcoin fail if it's never utilized as a global peer to peer electronic cash system? What if 99% of the coins are held by large institutions, thus requiring trusted third parties to exchange the coins with each other.
Fidelity passes Grayscale for total bitcoins held in ETFs by the end of the year.
Gm
When one bitcoin sells for $1m, and Blackrock holds 500k bitcoins for their clients
They will do $1.25 billion in annual revenue 🤯
They are coming for the corn, and they will be marketing this thing for decades to come. 😯
I don’t think there are many bitcoins left for sale under $0.07m. We’ll see
I think housing prices come down in the next 5 years, but not affordability.
Gm