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Sam

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#BTC public miner holdings through Jan 2023. Marathon, Hut 8 and Riot make up ~87% of bitcoin holdings across this list of public miners.

#BTC public miner holdings through Jan 2023. 

Marathon, Hut 8 and Riot make up ~87% of bitcoin holdings across this list of public miners.
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After some public miner stocks up 100%+ from historic lows to start 2023, tides turning again with nearly all under performing btc over last 30 days. Some new production updates out this month with this group of public miners having ~23% of hash rate. x.com/samjrule/statu…

After some public miner stocks up 100%+ from historic lows to start 2023, tides turning again with nearly all under performing btc over last 30 days.

Some new production updates out this month with this group of public miners having ~23% of hash rate. 
x.com/samjrule/statu…
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Working on triangulating data around #BTC holdings/supply by different entities and use cases. Anything you want to see?

Working on triangulating data around #BTC holdings/supply by different entities and use cases. Anything you want to see?
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Anyone know of a specific database or hub for #Bitcoin specific venture deals? Funding amounts, valuations, product categories, etc. Something like this from Galaxy Research

Anyone know of a specific database or hub for #Bitcoin specific venture deals? Funding amounts, valuations, product categories, etc. 

Something like this from <a href="/glxyresearch/">Galaxy Research</a>
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Bitcoin (that aspirational digital store of value) seems to be shrugging off the rise in real rates, anticipating the possibility of a spot ETF. This chart suggests that Bitcoin is slightly ahead of itself, based on its adoption curve and the macro real-rate environment.

Bitcoin (that aspirational digital store of value) seems to be shrugging off the rise in real rates, anticipating the possibility of a spot ETF. This chart suggests that Bitcoin is slightly ahead of itself, based on its adoption curve and the macro real-rate environment.
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Today is my last with Bitcoin Magazine and UTXO Management. Grateful they took a chance on me and gave me the opp to work in this space full-time. I’m not active much on here these days but a huge thank you to everyone who engaged with my work. As it goes, tick tock #bitcoin

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Back to sharing some of my investment analytics work for fun when I have the time. This is an attempt to create an index around the BTC open interest market (futures, options and perps).

Back to sharing some of my investment analytics work for fun when I have the time. 

This is an attempt to create an index around the BTC open interest market (futures, options and perps).
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Didn't know how clean Streamlit was... A "work in progress" project but starting to collect and share different market data I find interesting here. FRED data, updates nightly. Adding as I go. freddash.streamlit.app

Didn't know how clean <a href="/streamlit/">Streamlit</a>  was... A "work in progress" project but starting to collect and share different market data I find interesting here. FRED data, updates nightly. Adding as I go. 

freddash.streamlit.app
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A simple view of market regimes and Bitcoin's price measuring monthly US inflation and growth (very basic above or below 2%). Much more sophisticated market regime work out there but working through my versions of it.

A simple view of market regimes and Bitcoin's price measuring monthly US inflation and growth (very basic above or below 2%). 

Much more sophisticated market regime work out there but working through my versions of it.
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From Howard Marks on measuring capital market cycles. What data would you track to asses this? Sentiment, credit spreads, venture/PE activity, financial assets % share, equity risk premiums. What else?

From Howard Marks on measuring capital market cycles. What data would you track to asses this? 

Sentiment, credit spreads, venture/PE activity, financial assets % share, equity risk premiums. What else?
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x.com/menlobear/stat… Interesting data/divergence pointed out from Michael Green in this interview. Not something we've seen before where Consumer Sentiment so far off from the Misery Index... Rise of AI, lack of purpose, nihilism, vibecession, K-shaped economy, etc.

x.com/menlobear/stat…

Interesting data/divergence pointed out from <a href="/profplum99/">Michael Green</a> in this interview. 

Not something we've seen before where Consumer Sentiment so far off from the Misery Index... Rise of AI, lack of purpose, nihilism, vibecession, K-shaped economy, etc.
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Was looking for data/indexes that track risk taking behavior in aggregate and came across State Street's indicator. One of the highest reads in net flows for risk appetite for March - June.

Was looking for data/indexes that track risk taking behavior in aggregate and came across State Street's indicator.

One of the highest reads in net flows for risk appetite for March - June.
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Reading "Price of Time" by Chancellor for the first time (which is excellent). Adapted the Babylon, Greece and Rome charts on U-shaped interest rate curves to other examples. In short, rates decline in prosperity and rise sharply during periods of decline and fall.

Reading "Price of Time" by Chancellor for the first time (which is excellent).

Adapted the Babylon, Greece and Rome charts on U-shaped interest rate curves to other examples. In short, rates decline in prosperity and rise sharply during periods of decline and fall.
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Looking for a "creative destruction" measure... zombie company share of total firms, bankruptcy rates from 1980-on, etc. With the sustained rise in yields and "1/3 of corporate debt maturing 2025-2027" -- what's the best data to track that cycle?

Looking for a "creative destruction" measure... zombie company share of total firms, bankruptcy rates from 1980-on, etc. 

With the sustained rise in yields and "1/3 of corporate debt maturing 2025-2027" -- what's the best data to track that cycle?
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Had to reread several times. This seems fine and sustainable… "Tech sector capital spending contributed 40%-45% of US GDP growth over the last three quarters, up from less than 5% in the first three quarters of 2023."