$Bitcoin: Between macroeconomic uncertainty and the resurgence of investor confidence
Three weeks ago, I decided to make an entry into $BTC, guided by the analysis of its historical behavior, the reduction of supply on exchanges, and the current informational pulse. Today, after a sustained bullish behavior, the results begin to consolidate what many interpret as a new accumulation cycle. Since then, Bitcoin has moved from lows near $76,600 to surpass $90,000 this week. Its all-time high was reached on January 20, 2025, when it touched $109,114.88 according to CoinMarketCap data. This surge coincides with a global economic situation characterized by inflationary tensions, expectations of new rate cuts from the Federal Reserve, and signs of exhaustion in traditional markets.
I have decided to enter after the swearing-in of Paul Atkins, the new chairman of the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission of the U.S.).
02045499684 is a governance token for the Reserve Protocol stablecoin, launched by a firm previously advised by Atkins.
Atkins was an early advisor to the stablecoin firm around the time of its launch in 2019, according to Reserve Protocol CEO Nevin Freeman. He is no longer advising the firm.
The Reserve Rights token is the governance token intended to ensure the stability of the Reserve Protocol's stablecoin, Reserve Dollar (RSV).
It is currently the 143rd largest coin by market capitalization, with $464 million.