Investment Policy

Let’s be real: Binance used to run this town like a mayor who never pays parking tickets. But now it’s got competition coming out of the woodwork like termites at a picnic. According to Bitcoin Sistemi (which sounds less like a data firm and more like a sci-fi villain’s prostate supplement), Binance’s global spot trading share dipped to 25% last December. That’s a 10% drop since November. At this rate, by March they’ll be trading Monopoly money for expired Groupons.

Now, how does this magic trick work, you ask? It’s simple! Just lock away a mere 0.01 BTC, which is about the cost of a decent dinner (or a few cups of coffee if you’re feeling thrifty) – roughly $960 these days – and voila! You are bestowed with a credit line of a million pesos. That’s right, a million! As if money grows on trees or, better yet, Bitcoin grows on blockchain!

The total cumulative net inflow is now hovering above $58.1 billion, while total assets across all funds have ballooned to $128.04 billion. That’s 6.56% of Bitcoin’s market cap, or roughly the GDP of a small, confused country. 🌍💸

In truth, the stage doth present a grander trial. The space ‘twixt 98,000 and 110,000 dollars is its sternest resistance hitherto; a wall as thick as a playwright’s irony, and perhaps as heavy as a banker’s purse. 😏

This mysterious trader, who hides behind a pseudonym like a villain in a children’s book, whispers sweet nothings to his army of 729,700 followers on X (formerly Twitter). His prophecy? Bitcoin could moonwalk its way to a staggering $400,000 by 2028-before, of course, tripping over its own shoelaces and tumbling back down.