The movement of money is often hidden in trading activity:
“S&P Global completes its acquisition of OpenZeppelin”
When the news comes out, I ask three questions about money:
1. Which way are the large orders leaning?
2. Can the trading volume of $BTC ( $816 million over 24 hours) continue to grow?
3. Are there any large transfers out of exchanges on-chain?
Only when all three point in the same direction does the news carry real weight; otherwise, it’s probably just noise.
The market’s reaction to the news is far more informative than the news itself.
Just a note for the record—not investment advice.
“S&P Global completes its acquisition of OpenZeppelin”
When the news comes out, I ask three questions about money:
1. Which way are the large orders leaning?
2. Can the trading volume of $BTC ( $816 million over 24 hours) continue to grow?
3. Are there any large transfers out of exchanges on-chain?
Only when all three point in the same direction does the news carry real weight; otherwise, it’s probably just noise.
The market’s reaction to the news is far more informative than the news itself.
Just a note for the record—not investment advice.
