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Bitcoin Isn't at a Record Like Gold and S&P 500, but an Overlooked Catalyst Suggests a Coming ChangeUptober Forming Amid Rising Stablecoin Liquidity and Bitcoin Transactions
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-October 18, 2024

Bitcoin Isn't at a Record Like Gold and S&P 500, but an Overlooked Catalyst Suggests a Coming ChangeUptober Forming Amid Rising Stablecoin Liquidity and Bitcoin Transactions

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Gold and S&P 500 Hit New Highs – What’s the Buzz?

Gold just smashed records, soaring past $2,700 an ounce, while the S&P 500 flexed its muscles above 5,870. Both are riding a wave of optimism that’s got investors hyped! The Japanese yen's decline could fuel more risk-taking in markets, making this a vibe check moment for financial trends.

Bitcoin’s Rollercoaster Ride: Where to Next?

Bitcoin’s been on a wild ride, up 15% from its October lows but still lagging behind its peak of over $73,700 earlier this year. Why? A combo of forced sell-offs and market jitters has kept it chill. But with savvy accumulators eyeing the prize, it might be gearing up for a comeback.

The Power Players Behind Crypto Trends Are Changing

Shrimps (those with less than 1 BTC) and whales (holding 1K-10K BTC) are loading up on crypto like it’s going out of style. This trend hints at potential bullish moves ahead, especially as central banks hint at more rate cuts and pro-crypto politics rise.

Japan’s Yen Weakness: A Hidden Boost for Crypto?

As Japan's yen weakens, it’s creating some interesting dynamics for risk assets like gold and Bitcoin. With inflation dropping and no urgency for rate hikes, this could set the stage for even more gains in the crypto space. Keep your eyes peeled!

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