If you're still treating $BTC like just another coin during ETF outflows, stop now.
This kind of thinking cost traders millions when they sold the only asset that actually held value. Missing that rotation means you're always buying high and selling low on the stuff that matters.
What made this shift so interesting is it unfolded while $679 million poured out of Bitcoin ETFs and another $542 million left Ethereum funds. That volume of selling usually takes everything down equally, the way it did in previous cycles.
High interest rates and a strengthening dollar changed the game this time as capital didn't scatter across $ETH or park in $USDT. It went straight into $BTC as the safest crypto asset available.
We've compared this to 2022 plenty of times, but the difference is night and day. Back then everything correlated to 1. Now $BTC is acting like digital gold while the rest of the market fights for scraps.
Where do you think this flight to safety goes if rates stay elevated?
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