Mean coins have continued to be the zeitgeist.

I don't think that's surprising when you look at the fact that we might be in a fiscal driven

regime with no one in the driver's seat.

Government spending is out of control.

Interest payments are out of control.

Like when things stop making rational sense, it's rational to start looking at assets that might be irrational.

I know that's a bit funny.

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Now, before we get into today's discussion, let's take a look at what's going on in the

crypto news this morning.

The biggest cryptocurrencies fell during the European morning, extending the subdued mood

after the Fed-trimmed

interest rate cut expectations on Wednesday, Bitcoin and Ether both fell around 1% this morning.

The largest cryptocurrency by market cap, Bitcoin has been trading between the $72,000 and $65,000 range

for the past month.

Meanwhile, coin share says that Bitcoin investment products saw a total of $621 million

in outflows last week.

And according to JP Morgan, U.S. listed Bitcoin miners reached a record total market

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