Is it just me or does it feel like that whiplash "breakout" (~$450) back in late May pushed us into a new higher volume, higher volatility "stage" in Bitcoin's growth as a speculative asset? Doesn't feel like the volume and volatility will be lightening up any time soon, if ever. That's unless Bitcoin dies somewhere in between, of course..

Maybe the United States and UK will join forces, in this brave new world, and attempt to curb Bitcoin as a "potential emerging threat" (FMOC) to the financial system. With endless moneys, and a network of secret agents (smurfs), they short the market relentlessly (options, etc.), their goal not to destroy Bitcoin (which they can't) but to have some measurable impact on slowing it's growth.

Maybe the United States and UK will join forces, in this brave new world, and attempt to curb Bitcoin as a "potential emerging threat" (FMOC) to the financial system. With endless moneys, and a network of secret agents (smurfs), they short the market relentlessly (options, etc.), their goal not to destroy Bitcoin (which they can't) but to have some measurable impact on slowing it's growth.





