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Bitcoin Weekly Update 12.05.25 – 18.05.25 HTF: Another weekly close above PSH and the M candle high. Bitcoin remains one of the strongest asset across all markets. Attention is peaking as we approach the ATH, which now the next big test. A partial 3W was left just below CMP, not a level I’d long from here, but worth noting. Structurally, it looks like price wants to go for the ATH, but I expect this to be another classic trap: A quick sweep, giga breakout longs pouring in, and then potential for a juicy short. In the unlikely case we truly break and hold ATH on the first approach, I want to see several strong HTF closes above to consider it a confirmed breakout. Just remember 2021: We had multiple daily closes above ATH before nuking into a bear market. They know many watching closes. Context is key. We can always long the pullback after the ATH attempt and if it fails to form a new one, we’re already risk-free and likely in profit. MTF/LTF: BTC ripped through most resistances like they didn’t even exist. Plenty of levels left behind, but I’m only interested in those sitting in discount of their respective swings. I'm well positioned in spot, so I’m not feeling any pressure to chase longs here. I’ll still attempt shorts at key levels with manageable size, same as selling a portion of my assets at those points. If we go higher, spot pays for those small losses. If we drop, I’m hedged and managed to sell something at a high. Win-win. Worst case: I get stopped out and price nukes. But even then, I can still sell spot and recover the loss if i want, just with a slight haircut. Strategic losses. Orderflow & Sentiment: This move has mostly been driven by short liquidations, but we’re entering overheated territory. Caution makes sense. Funding is up compared to the last weeks, but OI hasn’t increased, in fact, it’s been trending down the past two weeks. That tells me new longs aren’t entering aggressively yet. Compared to the mania we saw last time we broke 100k, sentiment is still fairly tame. That leaves room for further upside, but I’m cautious and locking in more gains once momentum starts to fade and we break structure to the down side. TradFi headlines became wildly bullish and the “problems” all seem solved for now. SPX has reached its monthly HOB, and we’re already pretty far up that wall of worry. That doesn’t guarantee a instant crash into a bear market, but a correction to refuel would be healthy and logical. Outlook: Trump continues to announce one nothing-burger after the next. People are getting numb. Crypto shilling is full-on global, I’m getting messages from "normie" friends and family. The stage is set. Euphoria might hit one last time. Many charts suggest there's a bit more room to run and it could come fast. BVOL is at support and BVOL24h has barely moved, so volatility could accelerate in the coming weeks. Once most believe the bull run is about to kick off, it might already be over once again. They’ll buy the top again. Now is not the time to buy. It’s the time to sell. Strategic longs at key levels with solid risk management? Always fine, especially while the buy program still runs hot. Have a great and profitable week ahead. ✌️

The Euro Pacific Capital founder and chief strategist pointed out that gold rose 3% over the previous weekend from Friday until Monday. Meanwhile, the average BTC price fell by 3%. The investment wizard left it to the reader to conclude that Bitcoin cannot be a digital version of gold. But this may be a specious argument. The representatives of Bitcoin in online communities compare it to gold, but by analogy. Nobody but Peter Schiff seems to be confused about whether BTC is some kind of gold certificate or ETF. The analogy to the yellow metal begins in the seminal Bitcoin white paper by Satoshi Nakamoto. Describing how the BTC network creates new supplies of the currency, he wrote on Oct 31, 2008: “The steady addition of a constant of amount of new coins is analogous to gold miners expending resources to add gold to circulation. In our case, it is CPU time and electricity that is expended.” In other words, Bitcoin has a limited supply and any network participant must spend the electricity and computer runtime the BTC app requires in order to produce a new coin. Later in the comment thread on his original post, Schiff wrote: “Gold is 100% intrinsic value. Bitcoin is 100% faith.” But gold does not have intrinsic value. It has instrumental value as a financial commodity because of the specific properties of its nature and the economy of our planet. The rarity, durability, fungibility, and chemical identifiability of gold make it a financial classic of human civilization. The creator(s) of Bitcoin designed it to instantiate all four of those properties in a free, open, public, borderless, computer network database. As for BTC vs. gold in terms of their performance as financial investments, Bitcoin was built to give its bearers relief from overheated central bank printing presses. Traditionally, folks like Mr. Schiff used gold for that purpose. But Bitcoin hasn’t failed so far to live up to gold’s reputation as a fiat shelter. In fact, it’s done even better than the yellow metal over most time spans relevant to most kinds of investors.