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I’m honestly surprised about people being surprised about this. It was telegraphed a week in advance that Canada+Mexico tariffs would take effect on 1st of Feb.

Though I do wonder what’s going to happen as the US markets open. As in, the market will drop, that’s for sure, but I wonder what will Bitcoin do. E.g. is it a continued sell-off “because markets are dropping”, or is Bitcoin sell-off done because “We were open over the weekend, and did our dropping already.”

Longer term, very bullish still. I view all of this as the coil being wound up for the eventual pop.
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Jake Woodhouse 11mo ago

My personal hunch is that intra-day stuff, macro traders etc, love feeding on this type of information. Is it priced in? Clearly not. In particular Bitcoin seems to act as a good barometer on sentiment, as the most liquid asset globally. The canary in the coal mine type thing.

I then tend to feel that Bitcoin will not be hammered as hard when the market opens, as all the tradfi assets are then tradeable

What feels best: HODLing Bitcoin in self-custody (I just don't really care what everyone else is up to)

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