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Instead of trying to guess the bottom of the market, I’m going to do something much simpler:
buy every week.
I’m starting a new recurring investment plan directly through Binance, using weekly DCA.
My initial basket will be:
₿ $BTC ◈ $ETH ◎ $SOL 🚀 $SPCXB
The rule is simple: consistency > trying to predict the market.
📊 From now on, every Monday I’ll publish an update of this wallet showing:
• contribution made • total amount invested • accumulated quantity • average price • wallet ROI • performance of each asset • mistakes, wins, and strategy changes
And most importantly: I’ll also show when I’m in the red.
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🏦 BlackRock: the macro argument for Bitcoin is getting stronger
Robbie Mitchnick, head of digital assets at BlackRock, said this week that the macroeconomic case for Bitcoin is strengthening amid growing concerns about public debt, the currency, and the functioning of the Treasury market. This gains weight because it's not just rhetoric: BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF, IBIT, recently logged a record-volume week during rising periods, with about 439 million shares traded. The spot ETFs also had accumulated a streak of eight consecutive days of inflows, totaling approximately US$ 2.8 billion.
Bitcoin • Crypto/DeFi • Macro • AI • Technology • Business The central reading of today changed after Jackson Hole: the Fed has once again put a rate hike clearly on the table, the dollar reacted strongly, Bitcoin found resistance above US$81K, and Wall Street continues to treat BTC as an increasingly serious macro thesis. In AI, Nvidia has just given two huge signals: it is moving toward taking control of more of the open-source infrastructure and, at the same time, it has become more cautious about the way it finances its own customers.
THE FED CHAIRMAN, KEVIN WARSH, HAS JUST ISSUED AN IMPORTANT WARNING ABOUT INFLATION AND INTEREST RATES.
Key points from his remarks at Jackson Hole:
→ The Fed’s 2% inflation target is “firm and fixed.”
→ Inflation is still very high, with PCE at 3.7% over the past year.
→ 54% of the goods and services in the PCE basket are still recording price increases above 3%.
→ Recent improved inflation data has NOT convinced him that the underlying trend has improved.
→ The economy remains strong and the labor market is close to full employment.
→ Financial conditions are NOT restrictive despite current interest rates.
→ S&P 500 earnings have jumped more than 20% over the past year.
→ More than half of this year’s business investment growth is tied to the expansion of AI.
→ Warsh called AI a potential “turning point” for economic growth, but questioned how quickly it will truly boost productivity.
→ He warned that inflation expectations may seem stable “until they aren’t.”
→ He said the Fed itself is responsible for 65 months of elevated inflation.
→ Warsh wants less forward guidance and said markets should stop looking to the Fed for its “next move.”
→ He said interest rates should remain the Fed’s main policy tool, with unconventional measures reserved for real crises.
→ Most importantly, Warsh said the Fed must clearly and quickly see inflation moving to 2% — otherwise, “we have work to do.”
Warsh DID NOT commit to a rate hike in September, but his message was clearly hawkish: inflation remains the Fed’s biggest problem, the economy is still strong, and additional tightening is still on the table.
When $BTC was much cheaper, buying seemed dangerous.
After a strong rally, buying starts to look safe.
But I try to separate two things:
Thesis ≠ execution.
I can remain extremely optimistic about Bitcoin in the long run and, at the same time, not think it’s smart to use all my capital after a vertical spike.
🔥 LATEST: Demand for Bitcoin has turned positive in both the spot market and perpetual futures for the first time since its all-time high in October 2025.