Bitcoin is the hardest money available.That is why capital won’t stop flowing into it. ...

RT Jack (@Jack55750)Fejau describes why BTC is at all time highs"As long as tariffs and capital flow dynamics persist, this trend is likely to continue. I don’t see any strong reason to be structurally bearish in this environment." https://t.co/e5hDOXylgw ...

interesting shift in how capital moves noweth futures volume ($62.1b) just passed btc ($61.7b) for first timenot just about holding anymore. btc getting built into payment rails (sofi news) + eth seeing heavy staking/nft activitymarket evolving beyond basic treasury plays ...

The UAE is set to exit the European Union’s “black list” of countries with deficient controls over illicit money flows, paving the way for smoother capital flows https://t.co/2M6wdcOUnz ...

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RT Capital Flows (@Globalflows)Holding the BTC longWe print higher in my view https://t.co/VpMslzQLbK ...

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