#Over 100 Companies Hold Over 830,000 BTC#
According to reports as of June 19, more than 100 companies collectively hold over 830,000 BTC, worth about $86.476 billion.
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Don't just follow the rise and fall in front of you. A few days ago was my last time to increase the position, the increase position range is 0.93—0.95… I've held the Wallet all the time, and I will keep it myself. In order to avoid you saying that I bought and then it fell... I haven't spoken. But it did fall indeed...
I won't increase the position on any assets in the short term. BTC at 30k, ETH at 10k, Dogecoin at 1k, WLD at 20k, Uni at 20k. If none of these exceed these prices, I’ll just keep traveling. I’ll get online to respond to everyone’s questions when I have time. This time, all the bullets have been fired, and there are no bullets left...
Tesla stocks in the US have basically been cleared, and some Nvidia stocks are still held, but not much left.
When individuals or companies can purchase US Treasury bonds to issue US dollars, it is predicted that the dollar will flood the market, after all, the interest on US Treasury bonds is quite substantial... The key point is that the arbitrage space is indeed large. Many of the returns are risk-free returns.
The market is hard to understand, but I really dare not touch the air anymore... It will be increasingly difficult to survive in the future. Compliance will be the main theme going forward; the crypto world is no longer in the wild stage it used to be. Research that is not in the top fifty should not be researched.
Buy horizontal, buy the pit; don’t buy vertical, the sell point is at the boiling point.
Continuous small rises are real rises; continuous big pumps require exit.
A sharp fall with no volume is a scare tactic; a slow fall with higher trade volumes means to withdraw quickly.
A significant surge must pull back; don’t dig deep pits, don’t buy large.