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Yes, we saw a marginally higher high in Oct 2025 ($126k), but it was a "zombie rally."
It looked like a breakout, but it was just residual momentum. The smart money riding the institutional adoption wave had begun exiting in Dec 2024.
Stop chasing a ghost. https://t.co/ZxQDkJ7VCY
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This explains why "good news" isn't moving the price.
Kevin Warsh speaking? Walmart accepting crypto? Nice stories, but priced in months ago.
Even old correlations—dollar debasement & tech stocks—are failing. The market has discounted the "adoption" story to zero. https://t.co/EZeVEmIrpt
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Winter continues until a new narrative emerges.
It won't be about institutional permission. It will be about replacement.
The next leg up belongs to builders creating an alternative financial system (BTC/DeFi/Stables) that makes legacy finance irrelevant. https://t.co/Wrpgf1K45m
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Don’t get excited if Larry Fink likes you. Work to take his business away from him.
https://t.co/snRaPCsaYC
It will be hard, but:
A South African outsider didn't ask the aerospace establishment or Detroit for permission. He just rendered them obsolete. 🚀
@elonmusk
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JUST IN: $11.5 trillion BlackRock CEO Larry Fink says Bitcoin could go up to $700,000 if there is more fear of currency debasement and economic instability. https://t.co/WOXclAsjDP
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