Back in 2015, $BTC saw a similar setup: a bullish break above the 21 week EMA, only to get rejected right at the 50 week MA. What followed wasn't pretty, the entire move was erased and BTC even dipped to a fresh low in the process.
History doesn't repeat itself perfectly, and it's worth remembering that Bitcoin back then was a much smaller, far less liquid market than it is today. So this comparison isn't a guarantee of what's coming.
Still, patterns like this are worth keeping on your radar. ...
Could this be the greatest trade ever? 🤯
Back in April 2011, someone bought 10,000 $BTC
{spot}(BTCUSDT)
at just $0.78 each.
Total investment: $7,805.
Fast forward to July 2025, and those same 10,000 BTC were sold for $1.09 BILLION.
That’s roughly a 140,000x return. 🚀
Imagine turning less than $8K into over $1 billion just by holding Bitcoin.
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{future}(牛...
Privacy in crypto has always felt like two extremes
Show everything, Or hide everything.
@Midnight_Network is building the middle.
As a standalone Layer 1, it uses selective disclosure to prove something is true without exposing the underlying data.
That’s why the adoption side is interesting:
→ Monument Bank plans to tokenize up to £250M in customer deposits
→ Google Cloud, MoneyGram, eToro, Worldpay and others are in the validator ecosystem
→ $NIGHT generates $DUSK , the regenerating re...