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$100K Is Here to Stay

💡This issue covers Ethereum (ETH), Aave (AAVE), and Stablecoins. ByteFolio Issue 158; Bitcoin is back above $100k with a ByteTrend Score of 5. This is bullish, and a new high could happen anytime. Bitcoin ByteTrend Score 5 of 5 I go on about this chart, but that’s because it

BitDAQ All-Time High

💡This issue covers Sui (SUI), Curve Finance (CRV), and Ethereum (ETH). ByteFolio Issue 155; In a stunning turn of events, the price of Bitcoin has broken higher, and the ByteTrend score is back to a 5. The bull has returned. Bitcoin ByteTrend Score 5 of 5 Even better is that

The Banks Go On-Chain

💡This issue covers Ethereum (ETH), TRON (TRX), and SuperRare (RARE). ByteFolio Issue 151; It’s a good start to the week, with the Bitcoin price back above the 30- and 200-day moving averages. Better yet, the price has touched the blue 20-day max line for the first time since January.

Terrible Tariffs

💡This issue covers Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Ripple (XRP). ByteFolio Issue 144; Another week goes by with Bitcoin crossing the $100k line for the nth time. This time it can be blamed squarely on Trump’s tariffs. $100k Crossed Again The irony is that he has been saying tariffs

Meet the Resistance

Meet the Resistance

ByteFolio Issue 130; 💡This issue covers ApeChain (APE) and Ethereum (ETH). One last hurdle until the price of Bitcoin meets fresh air, and that’s the resistance associated with trading zone above $55,000. It is strange to see the bars that remind us of how Bitcoin hasn’t actually

Could Uptober Be Upended?

Could Uptober Be Upended?

ByteFolio Issue 127; 💡This issue covers The Open Network (TONCOIN), Stacks (STX), Ethereum (ETH), Celo (CELO), and Arkham (ARKM). During this morning’s analyst call, Uptober came up. Given how the Uptober thesis had become so widespread, I asked for views on how likely an autumn Bitcoin rally was this

Ethereum ETFs Won’t Match Bitcoin ETFs

Ethereum ETFs Won’t Match Bitcoin ETFs

ByteFolio Issue 110; When the Bitcoin ETFs were launched in the USA, the Bitcoin funds, including Grayscale, held 837,000 BTC, worth $40 billion at the time. Around 622,000 of those BTC were held by Grayscale, and the rest in the non-US ETFs. Grayscale alone held 75% of the