Lanceljx
02-28 12:04
1. Stablecoins vs crypto
Stablecoins are evolving into financial infrastructure rather than speculative assets. Regulation and payment adoption will push them closer to fintech rail. However, they still inject liquidity into crypto markets, so growth in stablecoins usually supports BTC and majors indirectly. Expect functional divergence but financial interdependence.

2. Chasing Circle after the surge
Risk-reward has worsened short term. The rally priced in regulatory optimism and adoption expectations. Further upside now needs execution proof. Momentum may continue, but probability favours consolidation. Taking partial profits or waiting for a pullback is more balanced than chasing.

3. BTC outlook
The rebound looks like early bottom formation, not a full bull breakout yet. Institutional flows help support price, but leverage rebuild and macro uncertainty could cause sharp pullbacks. Base case: volatile range-building with dips rather than an immediate large decline or straight rally.

Bitcoin Lost 20% in a Month: Is $55000 the Next Target?
Bitcoin has fallen nearly 50% from its $126K peak, while gold hit a record $5,595. The Fear & Greed Index sits at 14 (6th percentile), yet BTC trades more like a high-beta software stock than a safe haven. ETFs reshaped positioning: institutions now risk-manage BTC alongside growth tech. BTC seems to lose its safe haven asset characteristics. Some argue bitcoin is heading to lower levels? How do you view Circle's surge? Is stablecoin a better bet than Bitcoin?
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