I go to a lot of conferences. I always open the floor for questions. A few years ago, the one I got most often was "Isn't Bitcoin a Ponzi scheme?" Every other week, back in 2020 and 2021. I don't get that question anymore. What I get now are informed questions, the kind that assume the asset is real and want to know how to actually think about it. Regulation has changed. Attitudes have changed. And corporations have been changing things too: treasury companies, the whole "Bitcoin standard" conversation that barely existed a few years ago. But why does this matter?  High rates and market stress don't last forever. At some point, they start hurting the economy too much, stock markets, government debt, all of it. When that happens, central banks usually step in the same way: cut rates, pump money back into the system. History keeps showing the same pattern: Bitcoin's price has tended to rise sharply afterward. So the same pressure hurting markets right now is, ironically, what usually forces the exact move that tends to push Bitcoin higher next. That's why I want to put real numbers on the table with Matt and Luke, not just the pattern: a snapshot of what corporations are actually doing right now, and what it tells us about how this could play out. Does the shift in investor sophistication I'm seeing actually match how fast corporate treasuries are moving, or is one running ahead of the other? Matt Hougan, Luke Deans, and I will discuss this in our upcoming Monthly Bitcoin Macro Investor Webinar. 08.10. | 4pm CET/CEST | 3pm GMT/BST Register: bitwise.clickmeeting.com/bit… #BitwiseEurope #MonthlyBitcoinMacroInvestor * This webinar is designed only for persons with professional experience in investment matters. It is not suitable for retail investors or the general public. If you do not have such experience, please do not rely on the content of this webinar. Marketing communication, not investment advice or a personal recommendation. Cryptoassets are high-risk investments: you may lose all capital invested. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.

BTC is trading above the US spot ETF cost basis. Feeling bullish

Is Bitcoin about to reclaim the basis? This is looking like the final resistance before a full-blown bull market.

Are new BTC highs imminent?

Those average and median paths after signal are sending a very bullish message.