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One signal almost nobody is watching: Bitcoin's Coinbase Premium Index has stayed below zero for nearly 2 months its longest negative streak in over a year. It suggests U.S. buying demand has remained relatively soft. Markets usually change when nobody expects them to.
AI visual note: A financial chart from Coinglass displaying the Coinbase Premium Index (green/red bars, ranging from -0.2% to 0.2%) overlaid with Bitcoin's price line (ranging from $40k to $140k) from October through June, visualizing the post's claim that the index has remained negative for nearly two months—its longest streak below zero in over a year—signaling soft U.S. buying demand for Bitcoin.
$MSTR “I like the fact that people don’t understand it, don’t agree with it, or are afraid of it. Because I couldn’t afford to buy it if they all agreed with me.” “When my niece told me she was buying Apple stock in the year 2020… I’m like okay, I think I missed that boat.’” [Spoken audio]: The lesson I learned was, if you believe in something, don't try to time the market, just buy as much as you can and wait because the market will disagree with you maybe for a year, maybe for two years, maybe for three years and they'll outrun your options. But I didn't think I was going to be wrong over a decade. I'll tell you one other funny story. I bought 500,000 shares of Facebook at $12 a share back in 2012, okay? And I think as an employee that sold it to me, now the biggest investment mistake I made of my entire life was selling that any amount of it at an obscene profit, like obscene profit. And I look back and I'm like, the stupidest thing I did is I should have bought more, but I should have never sold it. And why do I like Bitcoin today? Well, we're 10 years late on Facebook, Apple, Amazon and Google at the point that like 20 something people look at me and they tell me how great an investment when my niece told me she was buying Apple stock in the year 2020. I was like, okay, well, I'm not, you know, they figured it out. After the split, she's buying and after Warren Buffett bought it, after the octogenarian bought it, my niece is buying it after the lockdowns. I'm like, okay, I think I missed that boat. I like monitoring, I like software networks that are worth more than $100 billion that are 50X bigger than their competitor that are going to eat the world that 99% of the world doesn't agree with me on. So in fact, I like the fact that people don't understand it, don't agree with it or afraid of it because I couldn't afford to buy it if they all agreed with me. And we're, I believe we're at that inflection point for Bitcoin where it's like, it's It's big enough to be unstoppable, but it's still new enough that there are 10,000 billionaires or billion-dollar entities, and maybe five of them get it. Maybe 10 of them out of 10,000 get it. And so the catalysts are all to the upside, and most of these risks, they've been worked out over the last decade. You could make a list of 100 things that might go wrong. We've watched them all happen. They haven't killed it. And we're just sitting right at the cusp of something really fabulous here.
