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The way I think about rotation is, I prefer to have exposure to the one that gives the confirmation first and thus looking 'stronger', in this case $BTC It seems to take the lead now, if it'll work out then probably $ETH will give a confirmation on the daily as well after today at which point you could move up your stoploss on $BTC, thus reducing risk, after which you can long $ETH tomorrow adding the same risk there This way you can stick to objective 'rules' which you can replicate and perhaps prevent being long ETH on a day that BTC will move more or vice versa while keeping initial risk the same

$BTC Simple plan for next week. will post a Bitcoin and alt update tonight

You don’t understand inflation until you realize it’s measured in human life hours. Bitcoin restores time to its rightful owners.

Bitcoin extends its recovery above $111,000 backed by stable retail demand. Ethereum bulls battle to break the 100-day EMA resistance amid persistent ETF outflows. XRP rebounds as its technical picture improves, supported by a MACD buy signal. Bitcoin (BTC) trends higher for the second day, trading above $111,000 at the time of writing on Friday. The steady price increase from a weekly low of $106,666 mirrors a gradual sentiment growth across the cryptocurrency market. Altcoins, including Ethereum (ETH) and Ripple (XRP), are signaling a modest bullish trend ahead of the weekend, supported by stable retail demand. Ethereum is holding above $3,900, while XRP is trading around $2.45 at the time of writing Crypto Today: Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP build momentum amid stable retail demand Bitcoin extends its recovery above $111,000 backed by stable retail demand. Ethereum bulls battle to break the 100-day EMA resistance amid persistent ETF outflows. XRP rebounds as its technical picture improves, supported by a MACD buy signal. Bitcoin (BTC) trends higher for the second day, trading above $111,000 at the time of writing on Friday. The steady price increase from a weekly low of $106,666 mirrors a gradual sentiment growth across the cryptocurrency market. Altcoins, including Ethereum (ETH) and Ripple (XRP), are signaling a modest bullish trend ahead of the weekend, supported by stable retail demand. Ethereum is holding above $3,900, while XRP is trading around $2.45 at the time of writing. The Bitcoin derivatives market has stabilized over the last two weeks, following the largest deleveraging event on October 10, which liquidated $19 billion in crypto assets. BTC's futures Open Interest (OI) averages at $69 billion, down from approximately $90 billion on October 10. This also marks a slight improvement in futures demand from a low of $67.70 billion posted on Thursday, underpinning stable retail demand.  OI refers to the notional value of outstanding futures contracts; hence, a steady increase is key to sustaining a recovery in Bitcoin's price. It shows that traders are increasing risk exposure, anticipating stability and short-term price increases. XRP, on the other hand, has seen a sharp rebound in the OI-weighted funding rate to 0.0059% on Friday from 0.0032% on Wednesday. The OI weighted funding rate tracks the level of trader interest in XRP. A sustained increase signals that traders are confident about rejoining the market, piling into long positions, which strengthens the token's short-term bullish picture. As for Ethereum, institutional interest remains significantly suppressed, as evidenced by the $128 million in outflows from Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) on Thursday. None of the nine US-based ETH ETFs saw inflows, with Fidelity's FETH posting $77 million in outflows, followed by BlackRock's ETHA with $23 million. Apart from Tuesday's net inflow of $142 million, Ethereum ETFs have experienced steady outflows every business day since October 16, underscoring the lack of conviction in the asset's short-term recovery.

RT @maxemole: Is Bitcoin cash or crypto? Jack Dorsey has an opinion. What do you think?