While you are panic selling, American banks are continuously increasing their Bitcoin holdings. Think back: from 1950 to 1982, individuals were actually kept out of the gold market, unable to buy or trade privately. This thing has never been a product of a "free market," but rather a national-level chip. Now look at this round: central banks around the world are quietly and steadily accumulating gold, which essentially is a re-pricing of credit. When it reaches that point, the logic becomes very simple:
It's not that they won't let you buy, but that you can no longer afford to buy and there's no need for you to participate anymore. The channel for increasing holdings will be naturally closed, and gold will return to a position where it is "only on the national balance sheet." History has happened before, but many people always think this time will be different.
Guys, don’t just look at my daily updates. Go to my pinned posts and give me some support. Use your little hands to help me out. $
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· 12h ago
Gate announces that its global registered users have surpassed 40 million. This milestone is not only a quantitative increase in the platform's user base but also a qualitative change brought about by its long-term strategic investments. Since its establishment in 2013, Gate has always prioritized compliance and security, continuously expanding its global compliance footprint. Gate actively advances regulatory arrangements in Europe and other markets, with its subsidiary Gate Technology Ltd having obtained a MiCA license under the regulation of the Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA).
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While you are panic selling, American banks are continuously increasing their Bitcoin holdings. Think back: from 1950 to 1982, individuals were actually kept out of the gold market, unable to buy or trade privately. This thing has never been a product of a "free market," but rather a national-level chip. Now look at this round: central banks around the world are quietly and steadily accumulating gold, which essentially is a re-pricing of credit. When it reaches that point, the logic becomes very simple:
It's not that they won't let you buy, but that you can no longer afford to buy and there's no need for you to participate anymore. The channel for increasing holdings will be naturally closed, and gold will return to a position where it is "only on the national balance sheet." History has happened before, but many people always think this time will be different.
Guys, don’t just look at my daily updates. Go to my pinned posts and give me some support. Use your little hands to help me out. $