The market crash and ongoing recovery |
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Just as one topic captured the attention of the crypto industry last week (U.S. politics), another topic dominated the mindshare of everyone this week. I'm talking about the crash, of course. What started in traditional markets quickly spilled over into crypto, demonstrating that Bitcoin and crypto are still heavily correlated to equity markets . Perhaps the most interesting aspect of the crash is, despite the severity of the move down (the VIX hit its highest level since the 2020 COVID pandemic plunge), sentiment among the financial experts I follow remains positive. This is largely being written off as a mid-cycle drawdown. We are still in a bull market. The recovery off the lows has been swift, although I agree with those advocating caution until 65k is hit and held. Meanwhile, with all the negative news, it was easy to miss or overlook the good news this week. Ripple's case with the SEC ended, Morgan Stanley began to allow its financial advisors to pitch spot bitcoin ETFs, and U.S. Democrats have reportedly engaged with cryptocurrency leaders. What a week!
-David Sencil |
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Democrats launch 'crypto for Harris' Senior White House officials have reportedly engaged with cryptocurrency leaders to discuss industry concerns, facilitated by Representative Ro Khanna. This initiative continues the Biden-Harris administration's efforts to engage with the crypto sector. |
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