Paypal has integrated Bitcoin use in its transaction service in the US. Major corporations and investment funds have started to put significant percentages of their investment reserves into Bitcoin.
British Investment Firm, Ruffer, took a position valued at 550 million GBP (745M USD), which is 2.7% of their total assets under management (they since recently sold to recapture their initial purchase price and continue to hold the other half).
MassMutual (a mutual life insurance company) has invested $100 million USD, which JPMorgan Chase says highlights the potential for increased institutional demand in coming years.
Feel free to add to my list of good news in the comments.
With all of this unaccounted for in my projections that I made last year, it turns out that I may have underestimated by an order of magnitude.
So here's an update:
I've now plotted the 2013 and 2017 bull runs on the chart as the red and green bars patterns, respectively.
I optimistically drew a curve (in purple) that splits the difference between them, and we are miles ahead of it.
A 2013 beating increase is denoted in teal, and we were ahead of it for a while, and may reapproach it.
The white curve is, as near as I can tell, the current trajectory. I first drew the white line when we fell out of the teal trajectory on February 25th. At the time, I had every intention of redrawing it regularly as circumstances dictated. So far I haven't had to redraw it yet.
My new motto is: *LEO DICAPRIO WITH ARMS EXTENDED* I'M NEITHER FUCKING SELLING NOR REDRAWING THE WHITE LINE!!
Is this hopelessly bulltarded and unrealistic? Maybe. On the other hand, hyperbitcoinization might realistically be on the table.
ملاحظة
Damn typo. Microstrategy made their initial buy in March of 2020, not 2019.
For some reason it still feels like 2020 never happened and last year is still 2019.
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