Like holy hell what a ride the past day has been with the bitmex stuff
what bitmex stuff? an exchange facing criminal charges? that is new to you, everyone already knew exchanges were shady and many of them were involved in criminal activities, mainly manipulation of the market which is illegal and has severe consequences even if it seems normal.
BitMEX isn't even an exchange. You can't actually trade anything for anything there -- you just cash in BTC for fun tokens, play the games, then cash out your remaining fun tokens for BTC. It's quite different than an actual cryptocurrency exchange, and as such, it demands a different regulatory approach. Not to mention BitMEX was knowingly servicing 80,000 US customers even though it goes against their own policies (in addition to US regulations).
And as we speak, the S&P500 futures is down by -1.60% as of yet(of course it could still change).
not as we speak, over the past month S&P500 has gone down nearly 10% and that's huge for stock market.
meanwhile bitcoin price is stable above $10k.
Yes, as we speak. He's talking about S&P futures which are open while the markets are closed. You can see the index fall at the exact time of Trump's
tweet:
Same thing with BTC, except for maybe a couple minutes behind:
Weird to see you still completely in denial of reality. There's an entire world outside of the US
that depends on the health of the US financial system. This includes bitcoin. If the U.S. has a bad day, bitcoin is going to have a bad day too. This is the way it is now whether anybody likes it or not.
Because of Wall Street's increasingly hefty investment in bitcoin, the two are inexorably connected, now more than ever. I've explained to you the exact connection between the two before and provided evidence that it exists but you just shun it all in order to maintain an outdated viewpoint. Why?
I know you're going to say this is just another coincidence in a long line of previous "coincidences" that tie together the stock market and BTC, and even if it was a correlation its short term and not long term, etc. But for everybody else who isn't beholden to an outdated idea this is further evidence of a paradigm shift away from bitcoin's independence from global financial markets. It's a new paradigm (that had been in the making since 2014) where the price of BTC no longer moves independently of world markets.
To quote Trump, "It is what it is."