Bitcoin and altcoins have turned bullish following the BTC supply halving. Are new all-time highs in the making?
The S&P 500 Index (SPX) fell 3.05% last week as hopes for a handful of interest rate cuts by the United States Federal Reserve dwindled due to elevated inflation readings. In comparison, Bitcoin (BTC) declined just 1.1% last week, indicating strength.
Capriole Investments founder Charles Edwards said in a X post that Bitcoin’s raw electricity cost per mined block is $77,400. He added that Bitcoin’s price remains below the “electrical cost” for only about a couple of days every four years, which means that Bitcoin is “trading at a DEEP DISCOUNT.”
Bitcoin is likely to remain volatile in the next few days as the bulls and the bears battle it out for supremacy. If Bitcoin remains range-bound in the near term, it may attract buyers toward select altcoins that may resume their up move.
