>>60606496 (OP)
>simply profiting from dollar weakness, not btc strength
Roll out the orange carpet, truly digital gold

Worse
It only pumped because tether printed 1b of fake money this morning

>>60606496 (OP)
Well my wealth would be in USD probably anyway

>>60606528
Imagine if you'd just put that money into actual gold

>>60606525
you are years behind in mental abilities, quite sad to see

>>60606496 (OP)
>europoors believing they are actually relevant because one german weapons manufacturer pumped at some point early this year
give them an inch and I swear to god they always take a mile

>>60606557
Gold has no inherent value though

>>60606496 (OP)
What you mean is your money's worth less right now, but mine isn't.

>>60606596
The market doesn't seem to care

>>60606587
Explain the move in CHF

Actually also vs rupee

>>60606496 (OP)
Nocoiner cope thread

>>60606616
Holy shit you're retarded, it's rising due to dollar weakness

>>60606616
>>60606648
You just never had to worry about currency risk in the 15-year USD secular bullmarket

You could've just invested in the Stoxx600 for infinitely less risk anon

>>60606496 (OP)
This is what I keep telling those retarded Mumus.
The US government just printed $5T, so of course Bitcuck is going to rise against USD.

>>60606805
This shows the effect of USD on the price of BTCUSD best imo
USDU (broader dollar index etf) as denominator, so:
>decline in btcusd/usdu = relative dollar strength
>the inverse = relative btc strength
btc will never see a bull market like it did in 2021

>>60606890
Ive noticed this too but it's never going to last forever

>>60606557
I'd be much, much worse off

>>60606496 (OP)
enjoy your life panican

>>60606949
You'd be better off ytd with SCHY or gold

>>60606954
>panicope
Crypto is boring now, AI is the next best.
Deal with it tranny

>>60606496 (OP)
Oh no what will I do with all my worthless ameribux when I cash out???

>>60606496 (OP)
ATH vs CAD also

>>60606616
your money is staying the same value right now even as the chart goes up
but we know a bear market is just around the corner
big oof if you hold too long

>>60607117
your ai stocks are our altcoins in 2021, crypto will win the next few years. the china-taiwan conflict will be no fun for you

>>60606596
Idiot. Gold has intrisic value by definition simply due to the fact that it requires resources to be mined, melted and pressed.

>>60606496 (OP)
In perspective BTC was £85,082 in January now it's £85,433. In January a dollar was £0.82 and now it's £0.73. And our prices are really starting to go up from all that shit that is occurring. It's going to have to hit $124k to correct for currency drop. Then you'll have to correct for goods inflation since January...

On the bright side, everything in china is suddenly 10% cheaper. Although postage has increased and taxes are actually collected at point of sale and more strictly enforced. I think bitcoin has to hit $130-140k before it even matches purchasing power of $111k from 6 months ago.

Everyone gets to think they're richer when they're just as well off as before getting robbed blind by FED.

>>60606496 (OP)
USD will cease to exist when your digital bubble pops, all the little digits in your bank account would be fabricated numbers generated by the FED without any actual paper backing let alone any metals.

>>60607192
>CAD moves with USD
Raise the flag.
It's a /biz/ miracle.

>>60607818
Banks haven't had this much liquidity on their balance sheets in decades.
We are currently a risk-asset bubble and btc is a risk-asset no matter what some balding retard told you on Instagram reels, dipshit

>>60607567
There is correlation between the dollar and the Fed funds rate, just that the dollar strengthens when the Fed raises rates and weakens when rates fall.
Though that more likely has something to do with macroeconomic data instead of the FFR itself.
So a higher FFR should pump BTCUSD.

>>60606525
1B how cute, that won't pump the price even $100