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💵 Visually: the difference in assets between the rich and the poor People with capital from $10k to $100k mostly own illiquid assets (personal apartment and car). Beyond that, the focus shifts to savings, business, and investments. Those who have crossed the $1 million threshold hold about 50% in liquid assets, while billionaires invest over 70% of their funds in business and stocks. #Rich $BTC

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🟠 Michael Saylor says major banks are embracing Bitcoin much faster than expected “8 out of 10 have flipped their stance in the last 6 months.” $BTC | #BTC | #Bitcoin | #MichaelSaylor

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📉 Here’s why the crypto market is going down today The crypto market is going down today, with Bitcoin falling by 1.25% in the last 24 hours, and XRP, Solana, Dogecoin, and Hyperliquid (HYPE) falling by over 3%. The market capitalization of all tokens dropped by 1.36% to $3.15 trillion. Here are some of the reasons why the crypto market crash is happening today. 🔸 Crypto market is going down as investors sell the news One key reason why the crypto market is going down is that there was some important news that pushed it higher. Wl The most important news was that Vanguard, a top company with over 11 trillion in assets and 50 million customers, will start off offering crypto ETFs, a major change for the company. It has already started offering some of these funds. The other notable news was that Donald Trump hinted that he would nominate Kevin Hassett to be the next Federal Reserve Chair, replacing Jerome Powell. Hassett is viewed positively by crypto traders because he used to serve as a advisor. He also favors low interest rates and is more aligned with Donald Trump on key issues. Meanwhile, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved the spot Chainlink ETF, which has attracted millions of dollars in inflows in the past few days. Additionally, Charles Schwab announced that it would start offering crypto trading services on its platform in January, a notable thing for a company with over $12 trillion in assets. All these news events helped to push crypto prices higher this week. Whenever this happens, traders often sell the news as they wait for an additional catalyst. 🔸 Futures activity is falling The other main reason why the crypto market is going down is that activity in the futures market has started to deteriorate in the past few days. One way to look at this is the futures open interest, which is an important metric that looks at open positions in the futures market. These positions can be with call or put options. Data shows that the futures open interest has dropped by 1.87% to $132 billion. #Crypto #market

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🔥 Here's How Much #Bitcoin , #XRP , #Ether , #Solana May Move on Friday's Inflation Report The Fed's preferred inflation gauge, core PCE, likely rose in September—moving in the wrong direction. Yet volatility indices show no signs of major turbulence. The core PCE likely rose 2.9% year-on-year in September, heading in the wrong direction from the Fed's goal of a 2% annual rate, according to FactSet. If the actual figure matches estimates, it would mark 55 straight months of inflation above the Fed's 2% target. The sticky inflation would strengthen the Fed hawks, who are in favor of slower rate cuts. Still, as of writing, Volmex's annualized one-day bitcoin implied volatility index , BVIV, hovered in familiar ranges around 36%. That equates to a 24-hour expected price swing of 1.88%, which is nothing out of ordinary. Low volatility expectations likely stem from anticipated Fed rate cuts next week regardless of PCE data. CME's FedWatch tool prices a 25 basis point cut on Dec. 10 as a done deal. A softer-than-expected report could send the 10-year Treasury yield below 4%, helping BTC break out its two-day trading range of $92,000-$94,000. "A softer labor read and contained PCE would reinforce the easing narrative supporting crypto’s rebound, while any upside surprise may keep markets range-bound until the Fed clarifies its path," Iliya Kalchev, Nexo Dispatch analyst, said in an email. Analysts at ING, however, have warned that any decline in the benchmark yield could be short-lived. The data could have similar impact on alternative cryptocurrencies. Speaking of ether, it's one-day implied volatility index was 57.23%, implying a 24-hour price swing of 3%, slightly higher than bitcoin. Meanwhile, SOL's volatility index signals a 3.86% price move, with XRP at 4.3%.

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