Few calls to 'Buy The Dip'... but uber-rich Family Offices are keen on crypto
“Often the crowd unanimously call the dip/bottom earlier than the actual dip and the real bottoms forms when the crowd least expects which is represented by low to no mentions in Buy The Dip,” K J Lanaul wrote. Short term social media data suggests that traders aren't calling for buying the Bitcoin (BTC) dip right now... but the long term picture is much brighter, with separate research showing that 77% of family offices in the U.S. are either looking at, or have invested in crypto. The BTFD data was compiled from posts mentioning “buy the dip” on social media platforms such as Twitter,....
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