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The Bitcoin Bull Market Phase 2 with Willy Woo - WBD416

from The Peter McCormack Show

Location: Remotely Date: Thursday 28th October Company: Hypersheet Role: Co-Founder In June, with the Bitcoin price in the low $30 thousands following a 50% drop, a number of technical analysts believed the top was in and that we were entering another prolonged bear market. However, the on-chain data told a different story and Willy Woo, amongst others, believed the bull market was still alive. The past few months have proved the case for the on-chain analysts. In October alone, the price of Bitcoin is up over 40%, and on the 20th, it broke over $66k, a new all-time high. The launch of the first US Bitcoin futures ETFs was a significant driver of this price rally, with futures ETFs facilitating access to deep pools of capital liquidity and risk-neutral trades. How will this impact the market, and what can we expect from phase 2 of the bull run? In this interview, I talk to an on-chain analyst and the co-founder of Hypersheet, Willy Woo. We discuss the impact of Bitcoin ETFs, the next stage of the bull market and the role of toxic maximalism. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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