" if you're a central bank and print fiat to buy Bitcoin you'll add a short term anomaly in the data but it'll smooth out eventually."

Short term blip... This reminds me of Matthew Kratter mentioning that government owning Bitcoin is like government setting up a trust fund for itself.

It will be interesting to see if any of the central banks figure it out, but ultimately they will have to spend it. I assume as individuals who work there figure it out, they will either try convincing bank decision makers or just leave. The last one will turn the light off.

The tide's direction has changed from centralized and very unfair to decentralized and fair.