I am curious to know how long you feel a pattern should exist, before there can be said to be a correlation between two variables.
There have been correlations between bitcoin and other assets, which lasted for a while, but they eventually decoupled and proved to just be temporary similarities in investor behavior.
This is just my curiosity, there would always be a link between consumer spending, inflation and purchase of assets like bitcoin.
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Can it be maybe also the fact that the inflation slowing down can be a sign that the recession was - at least for now - avoided and everybody starts putting to work the liquidity they may have been keeping at hand for the dark days?
Plus, the trend is pretty clear now, which can increase the appetite of the investors.
Plus, the trend is pretty clear now, which can increase the appetite of the investors.
I watched the latest reports on crypto investments and found that the main purchases of the same bitcoin occur at the expense of institutional ones. That is, the growth from 15k to 25k that we are now seeing can be called institutional, as in the second half of 2020.
Can it be maybe also the fact that the inflation slowing down can be a sign that the recession was - at least for now - avoided and everybody starts putting to work the liquidity they may have been keeping at hand for the dark days?
Plus, the trend is pretty clear now, which can increase the appetite of the investors.
Plus, the trend is pretty clear now, which can increase the appetite of the investors.
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