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Let's talk about #Bitcoin in 2025!

1 extracted signal · 1 resolved · 0 still active

Benjamin Cowen profile imageBenjamin Cowen22 May 2025, 13:56 UTC
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The video discusses the sentiment in the NFT market, noting poor sentiment in Q1 due to price declines but recent all-time highs. The speakers evaluate metrics to see how the rally can be sustained, focusing on Bitcoin's spot ETF which has lower funding rates than prior cycles, potentially leading to liquidation. The analysis notes shrimp addresses are down so the increase comes from bigger players. Other than this, the video infers that there might be support for SOL, that may have seen its share of profits from the market be invested into.

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Benjamin Cowen

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