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We have nfts crossing 1 eth floor on new chains and you’re wondering if we’re still in a bear market lol
Wackyville minted at just 0.069 ETH and has been holding a 2.5–3 ETH floor price for several days. Even more impressive, EUGENE reached an all-time high of 4 ETH. A big reason behind this surge is the extremely low supply of just 111 NFTs, combined with incredible artwork and
Amit says the whole crypto market is screwed until more liquidity is added “If we don’t get any more liquidity added to the crypto market, then crypto is going to die, If the Crypto Clarity Act gets passed, it will be somewhat of a catalyst” “Bitcoin was supposed to be the [Spoken audio]: I think crypto is screwed until we have more liquidity, you know. So the clarity act, it'll be somewhat of a catalyst, but Bitcoin was supposed to be the crypto, the inflation hedge. And in 2022, when inflation was the highest rate in 40 years, Bitcoin was the lowest in five years, right? Bottom to 15,000. Why did Bitcoin start going up? Because the narrative around interest rates coming down started to take into effect. So to me, Bitcoin is a risk on asset. You need rates to come down. In order for rates to come down, you need the geopolitical situation in Iran to to be resolved so that oil stops going up. So I think Ethan Bitcoin finally got some relief over the past couple of days because CPI data and PPI data came in better than expected. So the idea that rate cuts would be more probable, allow those assets to rise, but I think that is what solves the kind of crypto winter issue. Also, I don't know if I fully believe in the four year cycle thing, but from everyone I've heard the end of September is when crypto starts to come back and that's the end of that cycle. So if anyone's guessed, But I do think liquidity is what's needed. I mean, FOMO, Robinhood, Ansem, they can do as much as they wanna do, but you need money in the system to get people excited about crypto again. And I feel like that's a macro discussion we have to have.
