ETFs have been selling recently which I think is a bit of "year end profit taking", "year end rebalancing" and "fear of daddy fed taking the crack away". 



grayruby

econ

Is Bitcoin telling us something about the broader market/economy?

I just sort of expected the holidays to be a bit of a slow down. People who are normally stacking like mad are occupied with family and travel. There are a bunch of fiat expenses around the holidays that are probably being paid with bitcoin sales or foregone bitcoin purchases.

It doesn't feel dramatic enough for an economic portent; especially if you measure by deviation from the price trend (30 days or something like that), rather than from the ATH.