The best third-quarter report season of nine years is basically coming to a close. If you’re still stubbornly bearish, take a look in the mirror first.
BTC is currently trading around $83,318. There are only the last two days left in the quarter, and the scorecard is basically in—this third quarter is very likely the strongest quarter for Bitcoin in nine years. I’ll say it plainly: it’s not polite, but the data is right there.
I’ve been saying this for a while: ETF money has been flowing in continuously, and BTC’s downside is supported by institutions. Now that Q3 is almost finished, the price hasn’t collapsed and the rhythm hasn’t broken—records-level performance from the past nine years is basically confirmed.
There’s another thing worth noting on the same day: Bitget has reopened BTC withdrawals. The gap from the earlier hacked incident was only partially patched—the attackers changed tactics, dumped the stolen funds in ETH into THORChain to swap coins, and the on-chain laundering was unbelievably smooth. My take: if an exchange falls on trust, it can never really return to what it was. Users vote with their feet—the most honest indicator.
The rotation is even more dramatic. AVAX was recently hyped as “tokenized demand can push it up by 90%.” They kept calling the trade, but whether the price will actually accept the narrative is another story. What does that tell you? Money is moving—just not back into the old storylines.
The main war chest of big capital is still largely parked in Bitcoin. Altcoins are like fish playing in a pool: when the tide rises they rise along with it; when the tide goes out they choke first. Come Wednesday, when Q3 closes, we’ll see whether this “best in nine years” claim holds true. And Old Ma’s little 🐶, whose momentum lately is about the same, conveys the same idea—people are willing to follow only what has been moving upward consistently.
The strong never complain about the market—you just need to still be sitting at the table.
🐶 Let’s take a look at Old Ma’s puppy ✨🚀
BTC is currently trading around $83,318. There are only the last two days left in the quarter, and the scorecard is basically in—this third quarter is very likely the strongest quarter for Bitcoin in nine years. I’ll say it plainly: it’s not polite, but the data is right there.
I’ve been saying this for a while: ETF money has been flowing in continuously, and BTC’s downside is supported by institutions. Now that Q3 is almost finished, the price hasn’t collapsed and the rhythm hasn’t broken—records-level performance from the past nine years is basically confirmed.
There’s another thing worth noting on the same day: Bitget has reopened BTC withdrawals. The gap from the earlier hacked incident was only partially patched—the attackers changed tactics, dumped the stolen funds in ETH into THORChain to swap coins, and the on-chain laundering was unbelievably smooth. My take: if an exchange falls on trust, it can never really return to what it was. Users vote with their feet—the most honest indicator.
The rotation is even more dramatic. AVAX was recently hyped as “tokenized demand can push it up by 90%.” They kept calling the trade, but whether the price will actually accept the narrative is another story. What does that tell you? Money is moving—just not back into the old storylines.
The main war chest of big capital is still largely parked in Bitcoin. Altcoins are like fish playing in a pool: when the tide rises they rise along with it; when the tide goes out they choke first. Come Wednesday, when Q3 closes, we’ll see whether this “best in nine years” claim holds true. And Old Ma’s little 🐶, whose momentum lately is about the same, conveys the same idea—people are willing to follow only what has been moving upward consistently.
The strong never complain about the market—you just need to still be sitting at the table.
🐶 Let’s take a look at Old Ma’s puppy ✨🚀