#Bitcoin Review $GBTC #BTC - The Invisible Hand Is Worried

Bitcoin Review

Trading noise, the random movement of price over the short term, does not control trends, cycles, and profits. The majority, an emotionally driven group focused solely on price, often interprets it as meaningful information. This leads to confusion, frustration, missed opportunities, and leaves the majority as the bag holders of trend transitions. The Evolution of the Trade helps investors stand separate from the majority.

Bitcoin's overall trend, revealed by trends of price, leverage, and time, are defined and discussed in The Matrix for subscribers.

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The Invisible Hand Is Worried

And, the invisible hand is swinging hard on the following:

Michael Saylor
Scottie Pippen
Mike Novogratz
Tom Lee
El Salvador
Most Millennials
Gen Z without school debt

Listen to the invisible hand only!

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Remember, Insights does not care about explanations of why price moves up or down. The explanations always come later. We could leave the discussion here, but it doesn't encourage thinking and engagement.

Bitcoin’s sharp drop wasn’t a reaction to a flaw in the asset necessarily, but rather an inevitable forced selling from a leveraged and crowded trade. Traders had piled into longs for weeks, convinced that easier liquidity was just around the corner. Funding costs were high, positioning was one-sided, and it only took a small shift in the macro environment for the whole setup to tip. Once selling started, it triggered stops, then liquidations, then more forced selling—a mechanical cascade rather than a change in conviction.

The political and economic backdrop roughly explains the timing. Global bond yields have started climbing again, quietly signaling that liquidity isn’t loosening yet. We warned you this would happen. Although the Fed has cut rates twice this year and expected to continue, it has little effect on the markets. End quantitative tightening doesn't mean fresh liquidity will be instantly injected into markets. The Fed's balance sheet simply stops shrinking. The indirect liquidity, which may turned into direct as the economy contracts, takes time to work through the system. Crypto traders, which cannot time, assumed too much in 2025. They also underestimate the odds that the digital Euro will be introduced in 2026. High leverage, yields rising, and the realization that liquidity wouldn’t materialize immediately, has triggered another crypto unwind.

Please watch the Bitcoin, Economy & Stocks, and US Bond Report updates for further discussion about strategy, timing, and the threat of the unexpected in 2026. Do not expect the majority, the bulk of crypto traders or investors to understand what's unfolding or get timing right.

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