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Understanding Bitcoin’s MVRV-Z Score: A Simple Way to Know if Bitcoin is Expensive or a Good Deal
Imagine you have a big jar of marbles that you and your friends have collected over time. The Market Value is like how much all the marbles would be worth if you sold them right now. The Realized Value is like how much your friends paid for their marbles the last time they traded or moved them around.
The MVRV-Z Score is a special number that helps us see if the marbles are being sold for way more than what people paid for them before (which means the price might be too high), or if they are being sold for less than what people paid (which means the price might be a good deal).
Right now, Bitcoin’s MVRV-Z Score is around 2.5, which means the price is a little higher than what people paid before, but not super crazy high. So, it’s kind of like the marbles are a bit more valuable than usual but not at a big bubble or a super cheap sale
- If the score is really high, it’s like saying, “Whoa! The marbles are super expensive now, maybe too expensive, and the price might come down soon.”
- If the score is really low, it’s like saying, “Hey, the marbles are cheaper than usual, maybe it’s a good time to buy some.”
BTC is not looking good
Hello everyone what do you think about $BTC (-0,44 %) going down, are we still going to climb $150k or going back to $70K?
Vance declares that Biden's crypto crackdown is over and stands up for Bitcoin at the Las Vegas conference.
Vice President J.D. Vance announced the end of "Operation Chokepoint 2.0" and promised unwavering support for digital assets during his speech at the Bitcoin 2025 conference in Las Vegas.
Crypto "is a movement," Vance tells packed Bitcoin 2025 audience
Speaking to an energized audience, J.D. Vance discussed the Trump administration's crypto agenda, emphasizing deregulation, innovation and policy alignment with the Bitcoin community. "This is not a gathering of people-it's a movement," Vance said. "And I'm proud to stand with you today."
The vice president credited early crypto advocates-including David Bailey and the Winklevoss twins-for catalyzing public support for the Trump campaign in Silicon Valley. "Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss helped break the dam in Silicon Valley," he said, pointing to their early support as a signal that helped turn the political tide.
Vance touted three key policy goals for digital assets: eliminating hostile regulations, promoting stablecoin legislation through the GENESIS Act, and creating a clear market framework for all crypto assets and stablecoins. "Stablecoins don't threaten the dollar-they reinforce it," he said, adding that the proposed GENESIS Act will bring stablecoin activity back home while reinforcing the strength of the dollar.
"Under the guise of 'consumer protection,' [former SEC Chairman] Gary Gensler attacked any attempt to democratize finance," Vance said. "That ends now." He acknowledged Gensler's dismissal, framing the move as part of a broader strategy to protect innovation from what he called "bureaucratic warfare."
Vance emphasized the role of crypto in protecting civil liberties, calling digital assets a hedge against financial censorship and undue elite influence. He cited the Canadian trucker protest of 2022 and "debanking" incidents in the US as evidence. "At its core, crypto is a hedge-against bad policy, against inflation and against discrimination," he said.
The vice president concluded with a call for political participation from the crypto community, calling the industry "a national asset" and praising initiatives like the Bitcoin Reserve and the Bitcoin Policy Institute. "If you don't get involved in politics, politics will ignore you," he warned. "Let's not wake up in 10 years in a poorer, weaker country because we made bad decisions today."
I thought it was much cooler that PSG has set up a Bitcoin reserve and that Pakistan is also setting up a reserve and mining Bitcoin
The thoughts of missed opportunities
How often do you find yourself thinking about missed opportunities that, on closer inspection, are really ridiculous?
Over the years, these have become fewer and fewer for me, but every now and then I actually think about times when I think to myself "well, I should have ..." and these are sometimes so ridiculous that I have to laugh at myself. A few examples:
I was lying on the couch the other night thinking about how I bought my first graphics card and thought $NVDA (-2,46 %) graphics card and thought I should have invested the money in shares. That was back in 2005 or so. In hindsight, it's really laughable, in no scenario would I ever have bought this share or known what it would be 😄.
Or on the subject of $BTC (-0,44 %) I heard about it at some point during my studies, must have been around 2014/15. Again, "I should have"..., at the time I had zero idea and with a small interest in it, in no realistic scenario would I ever have bought it...
Anyway, it's always amusing to see what thoughts come up sometimes.
On that note, have a nice holiday and don't miss out on the chance of a cold drink ☝️.
But now comes the big BUT for that I had extremely fun times. I met my wife at a shooting festival and now I know almost every bar owner in Willingen personally - these are moments that make investing secondary. In the meantime, it's not so much the festivals but family vacations.
Of course I would have a significantly higher net worth if I had significantly reduced my consumption over the last 20 years. I calculate the costs for this at around 120-150k (no, not just for alcohol, there are unnecessary cars etc.) this money alone would probably be over 1 million today (if I had invested it in my shares back then) but even so, I am satisfied with what I have achieved so far. Of course, I'm lucky to have earned quite well from the start, to have completed my further training relatively early and to have started my own business, and I'm already relatively well-off from my parents' house - I got a small 6-figure salary from my grandparents alone when I was 18, saying that this was my future, invest it wisely and you'll be fine. Of course, I only did that in part. First you had to buy a brand new Golf 5 GTI 😀
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2020 started with tr to gain first experience on the financial markets with manageable funds. 600€
many shares with very small amounts...
naaaja...
With $9626 (-3,87 %) and $9866 (-3,33 %) had large short-term gains in the portfolio during Corona. But just as quickly accumulated losses again due to overpriced speculative assets.
2024 strategy Switch to etf savings plan and diversification of countries and sectors as well as $BTC (-0,44 %) admixture.
long-term investment idea:
Energy sector should be a safe bet, as global consumption is increasing annually, not decreasing.
then generally modern technologies
ETF
$ISAC (-0,01 %) - Main position 50%
$EXXT (+0,05 %) - usa technology boost distributing 30%
$EXSH (+0 %) - Europe hedge (finance and insurance) distributing 20%
I will continue to buy or sell shares from time to time, depending on whether it is worthwhile or not.
Now you...
Any suggestions?
Gamestop has just announced its first BTC purchase🚀
$GME (+1 %) has probably bought 4,710 $BTC (-0,44 %) bought.
According to rumors, there will be an announcement from Gamestop at the Bitcoin Conference in Las Vegas today at 6:30 pm...
So folks, get out $DJT (+2,89 %) and into $GME (+1 %) 🚀😂
Simply stacking sats and hodling should be enough for the normalo. 😀
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How do you like my bullish $BTC (-0,44 %) Power Law mural that I designed myself?😅😁
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