iShares Bitcoin ETF (IBIT)

Doesn't have resistance until $43, the 200-day moving average.

Bitcoin trades 24/7. So on Friday, the IBIT closes at 4 pm. But bitcoin keeps trading on the weekend. So the weekend price is not necessarily reflected in Monday morning's opening. Bitcoin might be up over the weekend, but the ETF might be down come Monday morning. He's guessing this is the explanation.

She bought more because the selling in Bitcoin was overdone. She is a long-term holder. 

He sold some of this already. His mistake was not selling all of it when the momentum died. He was hoping for a news catalyst. Cryptos are a pure risk-on asset. That's all. Buy only when the momentum is up.

Charges one of the lowest fees. Bitcoin offers protection from a weaker USD, but don't buy that many cryptos.

He usually stays away from bitcoin. If a client really has their heart set on buying some, and of course it is their money, then this is the one he'll buy for them. Because iShares is a highly reputable company, he's comfortable using them for anything bitcoin.

He trimmed, despite Trump announcing establishing a reserve crypto. Reserve currencies are stable, so his idea is ludicrous. Cryptos are a risk asset, volatile. Trump has a crypto business, so this is pure corruption.

He trimmed 20%. Bitcoin's momentum reversed after peaking at $105,000 at Trump's election, but is now going down. Expectations have changed from a golden age in the markets and business when Trump was elected, but none of those expectations has proven true. For example, we keep saying that 25% tariffs are a negotiating tool, but will we come out of it with 10%? We used to look at Putin as a dictator and now it's Ukraine's Zelensky. The point is, there's great instability. Sure, government agencies are bloated, but CEOs would feel better if there was a communicated strategy about why and how Trump will make these cuts. All this adds up to instability--and CEOs don't like instability, so they don't want to make investments. Overall, he's not a seller, but a trimmer, but he's not investing not capital either. Regulations won't change; Vance has doubled-down by saying big-cap tech is too big.

He believes in Bitcoin. Hold 10% of your portfolio in cryptos. Buy some IBIT now, then buy at $90-95.

He's a crypto skeptic. Might be a Ponzi scheme, biggest one we've ever seen. A lot of people tell him that he just doesn't understand the new world and that he's missed the boat. Maybe. He's been saying this for a long time, yet it keeps going up.

Volatile asset, will remain so. Might go to $1M before it goes to $0, doesn't know. Recognize what you're trading and the trading momentum of the greater fool theory. Limited supply and growing demand, so the price is going up. No one can tell you what it's worth. No cashflow, makes no money for you, not a productive asset. A speculative asset. If you think there are going to be more buyers than sellers, and it breaks $100k, enjoy it while it lasts.

Miners will be paid half which is intended to slow production; there's way too much demand because of these new crypto ETFs. She wouldn't be surprised if Bitcoin reach $100,000 or $25,000. She expects continued strong inflows.