Crypto is Easy: Insights for Profitable Investors
Crypto is Easy: Insights for Profitable Investors
Weekly Rundown - November 6, 2022
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Weekly Rundown - November 6, 2022

BBC nailed it 28 years ago
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Hello!

Bitcoin’s price is still lower than it was in June, July, August, and September, but people are finally getting excited again.

Its price is also higher than it was in June, July, August, September, and October, but now you hear people whispering about the bear market bottom.

The mind is an amazing thing!

If bitcoin’s price stays above $17,600, the bull market started months ago (specifically, on June 18, 2022). That would be cool and make a lot of sense, but we won’t know with any confidence until months or years from now.

While it’s nice to think about bull and bear markets, I’m just sticking to my plan.

See My Plan

Make sure you caught my market update and heads up from November 2, 2022.

Catch My Market Update and Heads Up

In that update, I shared some interesting developments with the US dollar and some crypto metrics, talked about six altcoins, and walked through my expectations for how this market bottom will end.

Also, premium subscribers, look for a new altcoin report this week. I’m aiming to publish it on November 8 (from the US east coast).

Scroll down for some news, videos, and job listings.


In last week’s poll, I asked what’s the safest non-cash bet right now—your government's bonds, equities, crypto, real stuff (property, metals, etc), corporate debt (bonds/paper).

What option won?

“Real stuff (property, metals, etc).”

What do I think?

I chose crypto, specifically, bitcoin, and not just because I write a crypto newsletter. You’re getting more upside with less risk than ever before. But all options have their merits, as does cash.

Last week’s poll got only 85 votes. Not good. Should I stop running polls? Leave a comment with your thoughts.

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For people concerned about governments overtightening and crushing crypto, my thoughts in this video.


Core Scientific reveals financial distress in SEC filing, says its end may be near

Bottom line: a big bitcoin miner may go out of business.

My take: while that would suck, it comes with a silver lining. Core’s demise will relieve selling pressure for the broad market. Core already sold 8,000 bitcoins from June 1 to October 26, 2022, which isn’t a lot, but it ain’t nothing. According to its filing, it has almost no more bitcoins left to sell. We just found out that Argo sold 1,500 bitcoins this summer and similarly has little inventory left and may go out of business. At the same time, Marathon and other mining companies continue to expand. Tough times for some miners, opportunity for others.

Why we care: because we don’t want to make a mountain out of a molehill.

Read the Article


Watch this BBC video from April 1994 and substitute “crypto” for “internet” and “legacy financial system” with “copper wires.” That will give you a sense of where the US is from a regulatory perspective.


Jobs Corner

Email me mark@markhelfman.com if you have a vacancy to announce.

These opportunities come from the ToolsForCrypto newsletter.

Relax and enjoy the ride!

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Crypto is Easy: Insights for Profitable Investors
Crypto is Easy: Insights for Profitable Investors
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