I’m sorry but 2 years of work for one coin? Yeah I’m team $IBIT exposure every time, this is wild.
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$iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF(IBIT)$ $Strategy(MSTR)$ $CME Bitcoin - main 2507(BTCmain)$ 🧠 Bitcoin: When Money Gets Harder Than Work 💼🪙 It now takes 4,114 hours of full-time work at the average U.S. wage to afford 1 $BTC. That’s 514 working days, nearly 1 year and 10 months. And globally? 🇳🇿 6,053 hours or 757 working days in New Zealand 🇦🇺 5,090 hours or 636 working days in Australia 🇸🇬 4,746 hours or 593 working days in Singapore When one asset absorbs multiple years of labour across advanced economies, it’s no longer just appreciating; it’s redefining value itself. But with the price of 1 $BTC now at $117,452, most investors are no longer buying coins. They’re buying access. That’s why $IBIT has emerged as the ETF of the decade. 💰 In just 18 months, BlackRock’s $IBIT has secured 706,000 $BTC, now worth $80B, capturing over 55% of all $BTC held by U.S. spot ETFs. It’s now: • BlackRock’s #3 revenue-generating fund, out-earning $IVV • The fastest-growing ETF in firm history • Trading at institutional scale, with $5B in volume on 10Jul25 alone 📊 These aren’t memes or momentum trades. As Bloomberg’s Eric Balchunas says, these are “big boy flows”: sovereign wealth, hedge funds, and allocators treating $BTC as monetary infrastructure. Here’s the intellectual pivot: you don’t need to work nearly two years to gain exposure. Through ETFs like $IBIT, investors can participate in the bitcoin thesis fractionally, with institutional-grade liquidity and custody,no private keys required. And this isn’t just about Bitcoin anymore. 🔬 Recently, Ethereum core developers confirmed plans to roll out a native Layer 1 zkEVM, targeting full zero-knowledge proof integration across the protocol stack. This is a technical moonshot. Unlike current zk-rollups on Layer 2, this would bring scalability, privacy, and verifiability directly into Ethereum’s base layer with no bridging and no compromise. It’s the clearest signal yet: while $BTC scales capital, $ETH is scaling computation. With Ethereum ETFs like $ETHE and others gaining traction, this innovation sets the stage for Ethereum to rival $BTC in institutional flows, supported by utility rather than scarcity. 📈 $BTC is brushing its $120K breakout level, with confirmed macro momentum via Stoch RSI 💸 U.S. spot ETF inflows top $75B since 2024; $IBIT alone has absorbed $53.4B 🔐 Total ETF-held $BTC now sits at 1.25M coins, roughly 6% of total supply 🧨 Meanwhile, politics stirs. U.S. Democrats launched “Anti-Crypto Corruption Week,” targeting three Republican-backed bills: the CLARITY Act, GENIUS Act, and a CBDC ban. The concern? Crypto’s rising influence over policy, particularly in light of Trump’s affiliations. So ask yourself: if one coin equals two years of work, what will capital choose, direct ownership, or strategic exposure via ETFs backed by BlackRock and Grayscale? And in Ethereum’s case, are we watching the birth of the first truly sovereign smart contract chain? This isn’t just a bull market. It’s a bifurcation of monetary systems, and the gateway is now institutional. 📢 Don’t miss out! Like, Repost and Follow me for exclusive setups, cutting-edge trends, and insights that move markets 🚀📈 I’m obsessed with hunting down the next big movers and sharing strategies that crush it. Let’s outsmart the market and stack those gains together 🍀 Trade like a boss! Happy trading ahead, Cheers, BC 📈🚀🍀🍀🍀 @Tiger_comments @TigerStars @TigerPicks @TigerWire @TigerClub @TigerObserver @Daily_Discussion @highhand @T20250528001 @yoongmy @JHFG
$iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF(IBIT)$ $Strategy(MSTR)$ $CME Bitcoin - main 2507(BTCmain)$ 🧠 Bitcoin: When Money Gets Harder Than Work 💼🪙 It now takes 4,114 hours of full-time work at the average U.S. wage to afford 1 $BTC. That’s 514 working days, nearly 1 year and 10 months. And globally? 🇳🇿 6,053 hours or 757 working days in New Zealand 🇦🇺 5,090 hours or 636 working days in Australia 🇸🇬 4,746 hours or 593 working days in Singapore When one asset absorbs multiple years of labour across advanced economies, it’s no longer just appreciating; it’s redefining value itself. But with the price of 1 $BTC now at $117,452, most investors are no longer buying coins. They’re buying access. That’s why $IBIT has emerged as the ETF of the decade. 💰 In just 18 months, BlackRock’s $IBIT has secured 706,000 $BTC, now worth $80B, capturing over 55% of all $BTC held by U.S. spot ETFs. It’s now: • BlackRock’s #3 revenue-generating fund, out-earning $IVV • The fastest-growing ETF in firm history • Trading at institutional scale, with $5B in volume on 10Jul25 alone 📊 These aren’t memes or momentum trades. As Bloomberg’s Eric Balchunas says, these are “big boy flows”: sovereign wealth, hedge funds, and allocators treating $BTC as monetary infrastructure. Here’s the intellectual pivot: you don’t need to work nearly two years to gain exposure. Through ETFs like $IBIT, investors can participate in the bitcoin thesis fractionally, with institutional-grade liquidity and custody,no private keys required. And this isn’t just about Bitcoin anymore. 🔬 Recently, Ethereum core developers confirmed plans to roll out a native Layer 1 zkEVM, targeting full zero-knowledge proof integration across the protocol stack. This is a technical moonshot. Unlike current zk-rollups on Layer 2, this would bring scalability, privacy, and verifiability directly into Ethereum’s base layer with no bridging and no compromise. It’s the clearest signal yet: while $BTC scales capital, $ETH is scaling computation. With Ethereum ETFs like $ETHE and others gaining traction, this innovation sets the stage for Ethereum to rival $BTC in institutional flows, supported by utility rather than scarcity. 📈 $BTC is brushing its $120K breakout level, with confirmed macro momentum via Stoch RSI 💸 U.S. spot ETF inflows top $75B since 2024; $IBIT alone has absorbed $53.4B 🔐 Total ETF-held $BTC now sits at 1.25M coins, roughly 6% of total supply 🧨 Meanwhile, politics stirs. U.S. Democrats launched “Anti-Crypto Corruption Week,” targeting three Republican-backed bills: the CLARITY Act, GENIUS Act, and a CBDC ban. The concern? Crypto’s rising influence over policy, particularly in light of Trump’s affiliations. So ask yourself: if one coin equals two years of work, what will capital choose, direct ownership, or strategic exposure via ETFs backed by BlackRock and Grayscale? And in Ethereum’s case, are we watching the birth of the first truly sovereign smart contract chain? This isn’t just a bull market. It’s a bifurcation of monetary systems, and the gateway is now institutional. 📢 Don’t miss out! Like, Repost and Follow me for exclusive setups, cutting-edge trends, and insights that move markets 🚀📈 I’m obsessed with hunting down the next big movers and sharing strategies that crush it. Let’s outsmart the market and stack those gains together 🍀 Trade like a boss! Happy trading ahead, Cheers, BC 📈🚀🍀🍀🍀 @Tiger_comments @TigerStars @TigerPicks @TigerWire @TigerClub @TigerObserver @Daily_Discussion @highhand @T20250528001 @yoongmy @JHFG

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