Graham Stephan: BTC — no direction stated

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look at Bitcoin. Even though it's already fallen 50% from the peak, surprisingly, over the last month, Bitcoin has outperformed gold and the S&P 500, boosted by steady demand and a broader pool of money buying in to diversify into different assets. And here's what's really interesting. Apparently, futures have already been negative for the last 14 consecutive days, which is the longest streak since 2022. And when this happens, it usually coincides with bottoms. On top of that, long-term holders dramatically reduced their selling throughout February, suggesting that we might actually see a lot more stability from this point on. Although, in terms of what this means for housing prices, the global economy, and what the Federal Reserve just said as of a few hours ago, here's what you came for. Because most people have absolutely no idea what's about to happen. Although, before we go into that, I got to say, one of the most important rules of investing that everyone needs to be made aware of is to never put all of your eggs in one basket. Like, for the longest time, I had a huge portion of my net worth tied up in real estate, and it worked really well until eventually it didn't. And when that

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