The Latest Bitcoin & Macro news: Weekly Recap 05.01.2026 If you would rather read the long format, enriched with detailed charts, illustrative images, and comprehensive macroeconomic news to provide context and clarity. (outside of Nostr) Click here: https://www.yakihonne.com/article/naddr1qvzqqqr4gupzq0ractzc0mkwq58mcevqnvtqn5vjqluzthtkw49ejp0fe2q9vs4gqy88wumn8ghj7mn0wvhxcmmv9uq3jamnwvaz7tmjv4kxz7fwwdhx7un59eek7cmfv9kz7qq4fukn2d692askcsnywdckxsj82arx23f5fspz78pn Do you think this post is helpful? If so, please share it with your friends, family co-workers, and support my work with a zap. ▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃ ⭐️ Many thanks⭐️ Felipe - Bitcoin Friday! ▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃

On Nostr, I will exclusively share the most significant Bitcoin news. (this note) For those (still) beyond Nostr—friends, family, and colleagues—the complete Weekly Recap will be accessible on my Bitcoin Friday page on Yakihonne. (next note) Enriched with detailed charts, illustrative images, and comprehensive macroeconomic news to provide context and clarity. Happy reading! The Latest Bitcoin & Macro news: Weekly Recap 05.01.2026 🧠Quote(s) of the week: Bitcoin has no intrinsic value, unlike gold, which has industrial uses. That's exactly what makes it superior money. Its value comes purely from engineered scarcity, decentralization, and network effects. The bigger the network of users and holders, the stronger it becomes. - Jeff Swanson Bitcoin's true strength: radical decentralization - no central control, no seizure. Energy IS currency: Proof-of-work turns power into secure, borderless money. ## 🧡Bitcoin news🧡 Photos hosted by Azzamo ( https://azzamo.net/) Happy 2026, my dear followers. As a first recap of 2026, I’d like to start with this kind reminder for everyone. It has aligned remarkably well with some major turning points, give or take a few years: - Peaks/"good times" near 1929 (before Great Depression crash) - 2000 (dot-com bubble top) - 2007 (before the 2008 financial crisis) - Lows/"hard times" near 1932-33 (Depression bottom) - 2020 (COVID crash low) Old market charts aren’t spells. They’re muscle memory. Cycles keep repeating: panic → recovery → “everything looks great” → oops. 2026–27 sits right in the price's high, risk mispriced zone. Anyway, the Benner “Periods When to Make Money” card is circulating again. It’s a 19th-century pig-iron/crop cycle from Samuel Benner, later repackaged and projected forward. Fun history, but weak as a timing tool: the supposed “panic” windows were positive around 60–65% of the time with ~+17% average returns, and following the cycle would have left you with ~10–12x less money than simple buy & hold over the last century... But again, "History doesn't repeat itself, but it often rhymes." Enjoy 2026, stay healthy! On the 28th of December: ➡️MicroSeed.io: 'When it comes to securing your Bitcoin seed phrase, never say never. Complacency loses a lot more Bitcoin than hacks. Don't trust, verify, including your process for recovery! Regular check-ups, just like the dentist!' On the 31st of December: ➡️Bitcoin mining difficulty every New Year's Eve: 2009: 1 2010: 14,500 2011: 1,160,000 2012: 2,980,000 2013: 1,180,000,000 2014: 40,600,000,000 2015: 93,400,000,000 2016: 318,000,000,000 2017: 1,870,000,000,000 2018: 5,100,000,000,000 2019: 13,000,000,000,000 2020: 18,600,000,000,000 2021: 24,300,000,000,000 2022: 35,400,000,000,000 2023: 72,000,000,000,000 2024: 110,000,000,000,000 2025: 148,000,000,000,000 It's 148 trillion times harder to mine a Bitcoin block today than it was on NYE 2009. ➡️Documenting Bitcoin: This year globally, computers mining for Bitcoin calculated the SHA-256 math algorithm the same amount of times it would take to count every single grain of sand on Earth four billion times. Total Estimated Bitcoin Network Hashes in 2025: 28,382,400,000,000,000,000,000,000,000x That’s an absurd amount of math, and next-level computational insanity. ➡️If you could time-travel to 2013 and grab 10 Bitcoin for a mere $1,000, you’d jump on it without hesitation. Right now, a visitor from 2037 is desperate to warp back to this moment… simply to stack that sweet 0.21 and beyond. ➡️A $120K investment in Bitcoin, at a 29% CAGR, will grow to $25 Million in 21 years. HODL Bitcoin This is the part most people miss: compounding beats timing. You don’t need perfect entries or constant action, just durability through cycles. Bitcoin’s value proposition is time, not trades. This is the part most people miss: compounding beats timing. You don’t need perfect entries or constant action, just durability through cycles. Bitcoin’s value proposition is time, not trades. If you own Bitcoin today and keep your savings in Bitcoin, you are already ahead of the curve - you’re in the top 1% because you’ve identified the defining asset of your generation. The math is correct: $120,000 at 29% CAGR grows to about $25 million in 21 years (120k * 1.29^21 ≈ 25.2M). However, Bitcoin's historical CAGR varies—e.g., ~70% over the past 10 years (2015-2025)—but future returns are uncertain and not guaranteed. ➡️Bitcoin News: And that rounds out the 2nd-worst Q4 for Bitcoin on record. 2025 was the head fake. 2026 is the year Bitcoin surprises the world. ➡️'It was never the Bitcoin halving that created the bull run. It was always the business and liquidity cycle that coincidentally happened at the same time. Except this time, the business/liquidity cycle hasn’t even started yet.' - Quinten Chart by Sminton With: The post analyzes Bitcoin's price relative to its "power law support" (a long-term trendline model, like price growing as time^power) vs. the PMI (Purchasing Managers' Index, a gauge of manufacturing health: >50=expansion, <50=contraction). Key: In contractions (PMI<50), BTC median is 1.47x above support. In expansions (>50), it's 2.33x—showing stronger upside potential. This link explains 26% of BTC's price variance. Current PMI=48.2, so BTC is in the lower range; crossing 50 could boost it. (Verify latest PMI via sources like ISM.) Based on the analyst's model, Bitcoin's power law support is projected at ~$155,000 by end-2026. In contraction (PMI <50), the median price is 1.47x support (~$228,000). In expansion (PMI >50), the median is 2.33x (~$362,000), with potential for higher multiples up to 10x+ historically. Actual price depends on economic conditions; predictions vary widely from $130K-$250K across sources. ➡️Tether acquired 8,888.8888888 BTC in Q4 2025. https://mempool.space/tx/d5a4a1c1646d4261400ad650020c094f07b38c54501c18d1076da1f16e85435a ➡️Sminston With: Yes, you may think this is bold, and you may be right - but this is still my base case for Bitcoin 2026. The math hasn't changed. The Bitcoin Decay Channel says: If 2026 is the year, the target range = $200k-300k (white shaded region). On the 1st of January: ➡️Bitcoin produced the first block of 2026: ➡️Bitcoin Price on New Year's Day: 2010: free 2011: $0.3 2012: $5 2013: $13 2014: $770 2015: $314 2016: $434 2017: $1,019 2018: $15,321 2019: $3,794 2020: $7,193 2021: $29,352 2022: $47,025 2023: $16,630 2024: $42,660 2025: $93,500 2026: $87,500 ➡️Simon Dixon: RIP Bitcoin 4 Year Cycle. It was fun. Now we have to part. In 2026, we enter a new era. Remember. Only Bitcoin in self-custody is real Bitcoin. (foto ➡️Bitcoin Returns since 2010... ➡️Jeff Swanson: 'The cost to attack Bitcoin for ONE HOUR: • Hundreds of millions in ASIC hardware • Tens of thousands in electricity • Foregone honest mining revenue • Instant destruction of what you stole Bitcoin doesn't beg attackers to be nice. It makes attacking financially suicidal. That's security.' ➡️Simple Mining: 'Cost of a median U.S. home in Bitcoin (New Year's Eve price): 2010: 857,307 BTC 2011: 44,980 BTC 2012: 18,738 BTC 2013: 352 BTC 2014: 892 BTC 2015: 682 BTC 2016: 316 BTC 2017: 22.73 BTC 2018: 86.70 BTC 2019: 44.48 BTC 2020: 11.34 BTC 2021: 7.76 BTC 2022: 26.06 BTC 2023: 10.04 BTC 2024: 4.45 BTC 2025: 4.75 BTC In dollars, home prices nearly doubled. In Bitcoin, they dropped 99.99%. Same houses. Different measuring stick.' ➡️The S&P 500 outperformed Bitcoin by over +22% this year. The Bitcoin Therapist: 'The last three times the S&P 500 outperformed Bitcoin this much was in 2014, 2018, and 2022, deep bear market years.' If you held Gold or Bitcoin the past 2 years, you'd be in the same position financially. ➡️Documenting Bitcoin: 'This year globally, reachable Bitcoin nodes grew ~19.3% in total number. Each node is a computer running Bitcoin software that records the full blockchain, independently verifies every transaction, and relays data to peers, making Bitcoin more secure.' I’m running one of those nodes. Support the Bitcoin network by being the Bitcoin network! ➡️Bitcoin News: 'After months of distribution, Bitcoin’s long-term holder supply change (adjusted) has turned positive, with ~10,700 BTC moving into long-term status since mid-2025, reversing the previous decline.' ➡️Blackrock bought 220,000 BTC in 2025. They finished the year holding 772K BTC. 1M BTC AUM is in play for 2026. - Thomas Fahrer ➡️Bitcoin’s cost basis distribution heatmap shows a 940,000 BTC supply cluster in the $84K–$85K range, the largest since 2020. ➡️Bank of America’s wealth management chief investment officer says, “For investors with a strong interest in thematic innovation and comfort with elevated volatility, a modest allocation of 1% to 4% in digital assets could be appropriate," - Documenting Bitcoin On the 2nd of January: ➡️New Bitcoin whales are buying at an unprecedented pace ➡️Bitcoin has reclaimed $90,000 and is already up over +3.5% in 2026. On the 3rd of January: ➡️Bitcoin is 17 years old. January 3rd, 2009, Satoshi Nakamoto mined the Genesis Block. This may be the most important event in modern human history. On the 5th of January: ➡️Pierre Rochard: Bitcoin network total gross settlement was $25 trillion in 2025. An astonishing achievement for monetary software technology that is only 17 years old. The experts said it was going to zero. One side note from my part. I wouldn't classify it as settlement volume then...just on chain volume. Most of that is exchanges moving about on the chain. ➡️Strategy has acquired 1,287 BTC to increase its BTC Reserve to ₿673,783 and has increased its USD Reserve by $62 million to $2.25 billion. - Saylor Another 1287 wholecoiners eliminated. 🎁If you have made it this far, I would like to give you a little gift: What Bitcoin Did: The System Is Rigged & Bitcoin Is The Exit | Simon Dixon Simon Dixon joins the show for a conversation on money, power, and why Bitcoin exists at all. Drawing on decades in investment banking and monetary reform, Simon explains why modern capitalism is not capitalism at all, how debt-based money guarantees systemic collapse, and why governments are not the real locus of power. They trace the origins of central banking, fractional reserve lending, and the financial industrial complex, and why attempts at reform were always destined to fail. They then turn to Bitcoin as both an exit and a battleground. Simon lays out the real attack vectors facing Bitcoin today, from Wall Street financialisation and ETFs to corporate treasury centralisation and custody capture. He explains why self-custody matters, why elites want different rules for themselves, and why Bitcoin can survive even if it is co-opted at the edges. Click here: https://youtu.be/rZRN8Z9WN0s Credit: I have used multiple sources! My savings account:Bitcoin The tool I recommend for setting up a Bitcoin savings plan: **PocketBitcoin **, especially suited for beginners or people who want to invest in Bitcoin with an automated investment plan once a week or monthly. (from now on, full KYC, so be aware) > Use the code SE3997 Get your Bitcoin out of exchanges. Save them on a hardware wallet, run your own node...be your own bank. Not your keys, not your coins. It's that simple. ⠀ ⠀ ⠀⠀ ⠀ ⠀⠀⠀ Do you think this post is helpful to you? If so, please share it and support my work with a zap. ▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃ ⭐ Many thanks⭐ Felipe - Bitcoin Friday! ▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃

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On Nostr, I will exclusively share the most significant Bitcoin news. (this note) For those (still) beyond Nostr—friends, family, and colleagues—the complete Weekly Recap will be accessible on my Bitcoin Friday page on Yakihonne. (next note) Enriched with detailed charts, illustrative images, and comprehensive macroeconomic news to provide context and clarity. Happy reading! The Latest Bitcoin & Macro news: Weekly Recap 29.12.2025 ## 🧠Quote(s) of the week: 'One ounce of silver just hit a new all-time high of $79. It can now buy 1.4 barrels of oil ($56/barrel). 1.4 barrels of oil are equivalent to 2,380 kWh of energy. Roughly the annual electricity use of one and a half small apartments in a developing country. Aka the energy equivalent of 5.6 years of continuous human labor. Hard money is stored energy.' Got Bitcoin? 'Boomer: "Bitcoin is fake internet money with no intrinsic value!" Also, Boomer: Owns a house that went from $30k to $500k by doing absolutely nothing. "That's different, houses are real!" The house didn't change. Your money changed. But yeah, Bitcoin is the scam.' - Daniel Hershberger ## 🧡Bitcoin news🧡 Photos hosted by Azzamo (https://azzamo.net/) On the 18th of December: ➡️Bitcoin falls -$3,000 in 30 minutes as $140 million in levered long positions are liquidated in a matter of minutes. Liquidations are back, again. ➡️24% of Americans plan to gift Bitcoin this holiday season. Thanksgiving Bitcoin pitches might’ve worked this year. ➡️Bitcoin ETFs have bought 710,000 BTC since launch, outpacing new mining issuance 2:1. ➡️Bitcoin history is wild. The birth of the HODL meme and Michael Saylor’s now iconic Bitcoin FUD tweet both happened on this day, December 18, exactly 12 years ago. On the 19th of December: ➡️US Senate confirms pro-Bitcoin and crypto Michael Selig as chairman of the CFTC ➡️Bitcoin is energy, as you have read above (Daniel Batten post). Documenting Bitcoin: 'This video shows a portable Bitcoin mine plugged into an oil well in the North Dakota wilderness. It makes a profit by recycling methane gas that would otherwise be vented or flared, converting it into electricity for mining while reducing waste and harmful emissions.' Video: https://x.com/DocumentingBTC/status/2001756893870465287 ➡️This is why we buy Bitcoin: 100 $ € CHF in 2002 - now... ➡️Adam Back: pro-tip for quantum FUD promoters. Bitcoin does not use encryption. Get your basics right, or it's a tell. I kinda lean to the following: Adrian: 'Sorry, but that's the facts, and @adam3us is right to point out that if you don't understand this rather simple distinction, you probably should not be talking about a QC cracking Bitcoin. TL/DR: A Quantum Computer wouldn't "decrypt" a private key; it would use Shor’s Algorithm to calculate a private key from a public key. The Basics: Encryption refers to the act of hiding information so only those with a key can read it. Bitcoin doesn't do this. The blockchain is a public ledger, so anyone can see every transaction, every amount, and every address. Nothing is "encrypted". Bitcoin previously relied solely on the Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm (ECDSA) and upgraded to include Schnorr signatures with Taproot. Neither are encryption tools; they are authentication tools. Bitcoin uses SHA-256 (for hashing) to confirm that data hasn't been tampered with. A hash is more like a data fingerprint, not encryption.' On the 20th of December: ➡️Rajat Soni: The value of your labor/time is trending to 0 in terms of Bitcoin. Today, your annual salary might be 0.5-0.7 BTC. Eventually, you will be paid 0.01 BTC or less for a year of your time. Every 0.1 BTC you own will give you a decade or more of time freedom and financial freedom. Yes, Bitcoin is time, and I get the point, but I don't think labor will trend to zero. Productivity changes what kind of labor gets paid. Skills still create income. Focus less on income and more on exposure. Bitcoin protects savings. ➡️BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF took in more money than GLD this year, even with BTC down YTD. ➡️Bitcoin News: Bitcoin miners are facing capitulation risks as revenue and difficulty diverge, with miner revenue down 11% since mid-October. ➡️Wicked: Look who’s leading the way in using Bitcoin as a medium of exchange. And the rest of the world isn’t far behind. Gradually, then suddenly. On the 22nd of December: ➡️Saylor stacks $2.19 BILLION cash to back dividend payments on preferred shares. Strategy has increased its USD Reserve by $748 million and now holds $2.19 billion and ₿671,268. ➡️If you bought Bitcoin with your $1,400 stimulus check in 2020, you'd now have over $16,113. - Bitcoin Magazine On the 24th of December: ➡️Bitcoin network hashrate every Christmas Eve: 2009: 9 MH/s 2010: 108 GH/s 2011: 8 TH/s 2012: 22 TH/s 2013: 9 PH/s 2014: 271 PH/s 2015: 709 PH/s 2016: 2.3 EH/s 2017: 14 EH/s 2018: 39 EH/s 2019: 99 EH/s 2020: 134 EH/s 2021: 177 EH/s 2022: 240 EH/s 2023: 521 EH/s 2024: 779 EH/s 2025: 1.1 ZH/s From 9 megahashes to 1.1 zettahashes. 122 trillion times more computational power is securing the network.' - Javier Hermosa ➡️Quinten: Gold added $13 TRILLION in market cap. Silver added $1.7 TRILLION in market cap. If that capital flew into Bitcoin, it would be at $800,000. Still one of the biggest opportunities for long-term wealth ➡️Sminston With: If I were to show ONE chart to my family at dinner tonight (which I will), I would share this one. Use it to explain how if they start DCA'ing $100/week now, they can accumulate 0.1 BTC in 2.5 years. Then explain how if they wait 2 years to start, it will take them 5 years (7 years including wait time). Then explain how if they wait 5 years to start, it will take them 12 years (17 years including wait time). If they're smart enough to understand the price is presently undervalued, they MAY find it reasonable to work towards that starting point NOW, and STACK HARD, STACK EARLY. ➡️Spot gold prices surge above $4,500/oz for the first time in history. Gold is now a $31.5 TRILLION asset, nearly 7 TIMES larger than Nvidia. Louis: 'Gold is a hard asset that produces no cash flow, and yet it has 7x the market cap of Nvidia, the most profitable company on earth. The base case for Bitcoin is being digital gold. Gold is 15.75x larger than Bitcoin. Bitcoin has a lot of room to grow.' Gold rallies first, then bitcoin rallies harder...right? ➡️Wicked: Working on the per 100,000 population version of the European map now. The Isle of Man is putting in work on a per capita basis...but that's because they've only got an estimated population of 84,160. ➡️Satoshi Flipper: 'If Bitcoin had been around for the last 75 years, those circles are all your bull market cycle tops. It doesn't happen EXACTLY every 4 years and has nothing to do with a calendar period LMAO. Now look at the current cycle and how flat it is; it should be obvious if you have a pair of working eyes that we haven't even started to form this bull market's cycle top yet.' The only thing I am going to say is that markets rhyme with liquidity and growth, not with dates. Yes, the halving plays a role in the past, but won't be as important in the (nearby) future. On the 26th of December: ➡️Bitcoin News: 'If you’re a Bitcoiner, don’t get jealous of silver going parabolic. It’s a trade that’s nearly 50 years in the making. The lesson? No matter how hard they try, assets harder than fiat cannot be held down forever.' Silver has had 3 generational bull runs in the last 140 years: 1979, 2011, and today. Good luck to everyone buying the top. ➡️Bitcoin News: 'Bitcoin fair value vs. Gold: $169,000 When priced against gold’s long-term trend, BTC remains significantly undervalued. If risk appetite returns to the market, the upside potential is massive. The Gold-Inferred Power Law suggests the "fair" price is nearly 2x the current price.' On the 27th of December: ➡️Simple Mining: 'Hash rate down 4%. Weak miners are shutting off. That's not a warning. That's a signal. Historically, 90-day returns are positive 65% of the time after hash rate drops. Corporate treasuries just bought 42k BTC. Their largest accumulation since July. Weak miners leave. Strong miners stay. New miners enter. Difficulty adjusts. Competition thins. Block rewards remain.' ➡️The quote of the week is awesome, but how much energy backs the Bitcoin network, and roughly how much energy does that equate per coin? The Bitcoin network's annual energy consumption is approximately 204 TWh (equivalent to 204 billion kWh), based on the latest estimates. With ~19.96 million Bitcoins mined, this equates to roughly 10,200 kWh per coin per year. Alternatively, the energy to mine one new Bitcoin is about 1.2 million kWh. To put it in perspective, that 1.2M kWh to mine one BTC equals about 3,300 years of human labor (at 1 kWh/day equivalent). Bitcoin as ultimate stored energy? The 2025 / 2026 market is trying to tell you something. The question is, are you listening? ➡️Bitcoin Archive: '14 of the top 25 U.S. banks are building Bitcoin products. Bitcoin isn’t being institutionalized. Institutions are being Bitcoinized.' Anyway, sometimes you need to remember to zoom out. You have been in this asset for a decade. Or for the next decade. Once you zoom out to a decade, day-to-day volatility stops being information and starts being a distraction. You are betting on the fact that this is digital gold, a pristine monetary asset. You own 1 Bitcoin; you own 1 /21 Millionth of everything. Everything else is noise. Everything else is just short-term emotion trying to rent space in a long-term decision. I buy Bitcoin and do nothing. No charts, no earnings calls, no timing anything, no nothing… I use all the time I used to waste on research and managing a portfolio to spend with my new daughter, wife, my friends, and many hobbies. Bitcoin gave me a simple life. ➡️Adam Livingston: Bitcoin vs. Silver vs. Gold since January 1st, 2015: Silver: 405% Gold: 283% Bitcoin: 27,701% Even ignoring the first 6 years of Bitcoin's existence for the crybabies who whine about the timeframe comparison... ...gold and silver drastically underperform the APEX ASSET. BITCOIN IS INEVITABLE. Now I do know it's a bit of cherry picking...So let's pick a different starting date, say 2020, and see how that works out. Bitcoin massively outperformed shiny rocks by orders of magnitude. Gold and silver are infinitely abundant. Bitcoin is fixed. Long-term, that's all that matters. ➡️Lugano, Switzerland, has emerged as a rare example of citywide Bitcoin adoption, where crypto is used for everything from buying coffee at McDonald’s to paying taxes, parking fines, and tuition. Through its Plan ₿ initiative, launched in 2022, residents and merchants can pay with Bitcoin or USDT via simple QR codes, attracted by Lightning Network fees often below 1%.' - Bitcoin News. I truly hope, as I am part of the group Zwolle Bitcoinstad, we can achieve the same here in the Netherlands, Zwolle. On the 28th of December: ➡️MicroSeed.io: 'When it comes to securing your Bitcoin seed phrase, never say never. Complacency loses a lot more Bitcoin than hacks. Don't trust, verify, including your process for recovery! Regular check-ups, just like the dentist!' ## 🎁If you have made it this far, I would like to give you a little gift: What Bitcoin Did: Bitcoin in 2025: What Everyone Got Wrong | HODL & Odell American HODL & Matt Odell join the show for a review of a year that left most Bitcoin narratives exposed. We unpack why expectations ran ahead of reality, why the super cycle never materialised, and how ETFs, treasury companies, and institutional capital quietly changed how this market actually operates. They get into Bitcoin’s underperformance versus gold and equities, the absence of meaningful retail demand, and how leverage distorted outcomes rather than driving real adoption. They discuss what this means long-term. From institutional involvement and shifting power structures, to the breakdown of the four-year cycle framework. We also get into custody, incentives, freedom, and whether Bitcoin has to pass through the traditional system before it can meaningfully reshape it. Click here: https://youtu.be/GtU69eleP3A Credit: I have used multiple sources! My savings account:Bitcoin The tool I recommend for setting up a Bitcoin savings plan: **PocketBitcoin **, especially suited for beginners or people who want to invest in Bitcoin with an automated investment plan once a week or monthly. (from now on, full KYC, so be aware) > Use the code SE3997 Get your Bitcoin out of exchanges. Save them on a hardware wallet, run your own node...be your own bank. Not your keys, not your coins. It's that simple. ⠀ ⠀ ⠀⠀ ⠀ ⠀⠀⠀ Do you think this post is helpful to you? If so, please share it and support my work with a zap. ▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃ ⭐ Many thanks⭐ Felipe - Bitcoin Friday! ▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃