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Tanko

Tanko

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Here is an interesting piece from the article. We're generating 900 coins/day while ETFs are buying 4000 coins/day. It gets worse after the halving.

What say you BTC gods of BMR? Give us your guess as to what BTC will be at EOY and in a few years.



The new ETFs have been purchasing a daily average of 4,000 coins since their January launch through Thursday, according to Mark Connors, head of research for crypto asset manager 3iQ.

That is considerably more than the 900 coins being created daily by the bitcoin network.

More supply problems are expected for bitcoin this year in light of the "halving" estimated to occur sometime between April 19 and 20. After that next cut the daily supply of new coins will be 450 instead of 900.
 

raiders72001

raiders72001

Joined
Jan 28, 2023
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Here is an interesting piece from the article. We're generating 900 coins/day while ETFs are buying 4000 coins/day. It gets worse after the halving.

What say you BTC gods of BMR? Give us your guess as to what BTC will be at EOY and in a few years.



The new ETFs have been purchasing a daily average of 4,000 coins since their January launch through Thursday, according to Mark Connors, head of research for crypto asset manager 3iQ.

That is considerably more than the 900 coins being created daily by the bitcoin network.

More supply problems are expected for bitcoin this year in light of the "halving" estimated to occur sometime between April 19 and 20. After that next cut the daily supply of new coins will be 450 instead of 900.
That article says it all. Institutions are buying up more than is being created and the amount created is getting cut in half. Most retail investors haven't even jumped in yet. Monster run ahead of us.
 

chuckythegoat2

chuckythegoat2

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Sep 26, 2023
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Here is an interesting piece from the article. We're generating 900 coins/day while ETFs are buying 4000 coins/day. It gets worse after the halving.

What say you BTC gods of BMR? Give us your guess as to what BTC will be at EOY and in a few years.



The new ETFs have been purchasing a daily average of 4,000 coins since their January launch through Thursday, according to Mark Connors, head of research for crypto asset manager 3iQ.

That is considerably more than the 900 coins being created daily by the bitcoin network.

More supply problems are expected for bitcoin this year in light of the "halving" estimated to occur sometime between April 19 and 20. After that next cut the daily supply of new coins will be 450 instead of 900.
Yes, Tank. Raiders sums it up.

I call it the Supply/Demand crunch in play. I've seen that ratio quoted even higher.

Coins on exchanges drying up. And how does that look after the Halving in 30 days?
 

rolandcorts

rolandcorts

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Feb 10, 2022
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real estate, amazon gift cards.
You don't have to look very far. It's not difficult.
What % of real estate for sale would accept BTC as payment? A tiny fraction. And if you're audited, you're screwed.

Amazon gift cards? That's a form of fiat, another middleman.

These 2 things you list are just to avoid KYC. If KYC wasn't an issue you'd just be converting it to USD.

And if your BTC seriously appreciates, it will put a huge damper on what you can spend it on. $10 million worth of Amazon gift cards?
 

Ace7550

Ace7550

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Oct 19, 2021
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What % of real estate for sale would accept BTC as payment? A tiny fraction. And if you're audited, you're screwed.

Amazon gift cards? That's a form of fiat, another middleman.

These 2 things you list are just to avoid KYC. If KYC wasn't an issue you'd just be converting it to USD.

And if your BTC seriously appreciates, it will put a huge damper on what you can spend it on. $10 million worth of Amazon gift cards?
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