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Musk Inquires About Moving ‘Large Transactions’ to Bitcoin — link
Historically, there appears to be a psychological phenomenon that triggers a bull run whenever bitcoin passes a previous ATH. Possibly it's the result of people going "Oh shit, bitcoin wasn't a fad? It's back?" and it leads to a surge in demand.

A.k.a. "second nudge effect". — link
A website to check whether you’ve been affected by the Ledgers breach

👉 https://haveibeenpwned.com/
More than 100k BTC Options expiring on Dec 25th!
Binance: Notice of Temporary System Maintenance (2020/12/21) — link
MicroStrategy has purchased an additional 29,646 bitcoins for $650 million at an average price of $21,925 per #bitcoin and now #hodl an aggregate of 70,470 bitcoins purchased for $1.125 billion at an average price of $15,964 per bitcoin. — link
There were more "Institutional Bitcoin" headlines this month than ever before (and that could fit on this chart)
$474 million worth of Bitcoin longs were liquidated in the last 12 hours (across different exchanges)
Glassnode: The Week On-Chain (Week 51, 2020) — link
#bitcoin 200WMA increasing faster and faster
Accumulation Balance

The amount of bitcoins held in accumulation addresses is 2.7M BTC.

Those are addresses that have only received bitcoins, and never spent funds.

True HODLers, hoarding 14.5 % of the circulating supply. — link
Bitcoins added to the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust in the past 6 months: ~210,000 BTC

Bitcoins mined in the past 6 months: ~185.000 BTC

That's right, Grayscale has been buying up more bitcoins than the amount issued.

Talk about a supply crisis! — link
Exchange Balances

Liquidity is vanishing from exchanges.

We're seeing the longest depletion of exchange funds.

Since January, the BTC supply on exchanges dropped a staggering 20%.

#BTC is being pulled to long-term storage, custodian wallets, etc. — link
Liquid #Bitcoin Supply

14.4M BTC is held by illiquid entities – that is 78% (!) of the current supply.

Illiquid entities spend less than 25% of the BTC they receive, acting as supply sinks in the network.

Yes, only 12% of the BTC supply is liquid, according to this metric. — link
Scaramucci’s SkyBridge files with SEC to launch Bitcoin fund — link