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MacroCPI Hot, BTC DownStore of valuecontestedBears lead/Fear & Greed6282.35294117647058 · 12m/CryptoLedger Drain ScareBears lead/Mayer multiple1.158.9718447220999 · 12m/CryptoBofA $1.2B FineSplit/BTC MVRV1.5424.94219182240346 · 12m/CryptoHeart DetainedBears lead/CLARITY Act 20264.90%92.46153846153847 · 12m/MacroNeocloud RoutBears lead/BTC ETF flows−$487M248.08115914500002 · 12m/CryptoUK BTC RulingInstitutional adoptioncontestedSplit/Stablecoin supply$308B1.0396472376204715 · 12m/CryptoSkyAI SOL RevoltBears lead/US M2$23.3T5.261069349434756 · 12m/CryptoKalshi DefendsPrediction marketscontestedSplit/US 10Y yield5.21%25.845410628019334 · 12m/CryptoMetaplanet BondsStore of valuecontestedSplit/US 10Y real yield2.88%59.999999999999986 · 12m/CryptoBlackRock ETF UpInstitutional adoptionsupportsBulls lead/US dollar (DXY)102.63.5648643323467373 · 12m/
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What Bulls say
Bulls argue this is a short-term, energy-driven shock tied to the US-Iran conflict rather than a structural inflation problem, and that Bitcoin's drop was orderly, holding key technical support zones rather than breaking down. They note core strength partly reflects supply-side distortions like tariffs and AI-driven demand, not runaway monetary conditions. Crucially, bitcoin still posted its best quarter in years into this report, suggesting underlying demand remains intact. If energy prices normalize, inflation could cool quickly, removing the hawkish pressure and letting risk assets, including crypto, resume their uptrend once rate-hike fears fade.
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02 · Your theses
Your thesesStore of value▲ 2 supports · 30dOn-chain finance▲ 5 supports · 30dStablecoins▼ 2 threatens · 30dRWA tokenization▲ 3 supports · 30dPick yours. Everything narrows to what touches them.
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#1 · 10 sourcesCPI Hot, BTC Down
ReportBullsBearsWhat Bulls sayBulls argue this is a short-term, energy-driven shock tied to the US-Iran conflict rather than a structural inflation problem, and that Bitcoin's drop was orderly, holding key technical support zones rather than breaking down. They note core strength partly reflects supply-side distortions like tariffs and AI-driven demand, not runaway monetary conditions. Crucially, bitcoin still posted its best quarter in years into this report, suggesting underlying demand remains intact. If energy prices normalize, inflation could cool quickly, removing the hawkish pressure and letting risk assets, including crypto, resume their uptrend once rate-hike fears fade.
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