Bro held his grudge longer than most people held their Bitcoin.

Bitcoin is now settling about 716K transactions a day (7-day average). A year ago it was around 470K. The network just keeps getting used.

Bitcoin is a lot of things. Math, money, energy, freedom, hope. Every step leads somewhere. 🦡

not even a competition...

AI and tech stocks have lost over $1 trillion in value this week. Meanwhile, Bitcoin ETFs took in more than $1 billion in just three days. When the crowded trade starts to crack, people look for something with a hard cap.

Bitcoin's hashrate is back above 1 ZH/s, its highest level since March. Even as miners shift capacity toward AI, Bitcoin continues to get the computing power needed to secure the network.

Bitcoin dominance has climbed to about 60.7%, its highest level in 14 months. While a lot of altcoins have struggled lately, capital keeps finding its way back to Bitcoin.

when dad finally agrees to sell the house to buy Bitcoin (it's been 10 years since i started begging him)

U.S. debt has crossed $40 trillion. Meanwhile, Fidelity reports Bitcoin's correlation with 10-year real yields just hit an all-time high above 0.6. Becoming increasingly relevant to a world struggling under its own debt burden.

Profit-taking is cooling off while selling at a loss is picking up near $80K. Similar spikes showed up around previous local lows. Weak hands are handing over coins again. Typical.

We're so back.

this isn’t a Bitcoin chart it’s your grandpa’s “safe haven” having a rough year

When Uptober ain't upping so you gotta stick to the 9 to 5

If Bitcoin followed the internet's adoption curve, we'd still be in 1999. Still think you're late to Bitcoin? Fidelity's technology adoption S-curve puts Bitcoin in the early adopter phase. The majority hasn't arrived yet.

The money printer has never met a supply cap it liked. Opt out.