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50-Week Signal Says Bitcoin’s Bottom Is In

Galaxy’s new research note opens with a blunt call: “We believe the bottom is in.” Alex Thorn breaks down the evidence, starting with the fact that regaining the 50-week moving average after 20+ weeks below it has never been followed by a new low. He explains why Bitcoin’s resilience around $80K matters and why he thinks it’s contrarian to say long Bitcoin right now.

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Chapters:
00:00 Bitcoin at $81K After the Fed: Is the Bottom In?
00:38 Galaxy’s 50-Week Moving Average Signal
02:10 Bitcoin’s Resilience Around $80K Amid AI Fears
02:54 Light Positioning: “The Crowd Is Not Here”
04:17 13F Filings: Hedge Funds Out, Sovereigns and Wealth Managers In
06:15 Tokenization Hype, the Narrative Pendulum and the Basis Trade
10:06 Strategy’s Daily Dividends, Strive and Tonight’s Earnings Call
12:27 Why the AI Build-Out Is a Debasement Machine
16:11 U.S. Debt, Fiscal Dominance and Bitcoin as Digital Gold
19:21 AI Cyber Attacks, Hardware Wallets and Multisig

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