$BTC To be honest, Bitcoin’s current price is just bizarre—it’s like selling gold at scrap metal prices. It should be taking off, but it just won’t move.

Just look at the numbers to see how weird things are: the Magnificent Seven tech stocks have rebounded 25% from their October lows, but Bitcoin? It’s still down 8%. This level of divergence is just mind-blowing. What’s even crazier is that the Fed has already played all its cards—ending QT, cutting rates, pumping liquidity, and stablecoin supply is steadily climbing too. In theory, all the bullish factors are lined up, yet BTC seems frozen in place, stubbornly holding the $90,000 line.

This clearly isn’t a problem with the fundamentals—it’s pure price suppression by someone with an agenda.

It’s like this: there’s a table full of good food, the tech stocks have already gorged themselves, but Bitcoin—the main course—is being locked in the kitchen. Either it bursts out and flips the table, or those who ate first run into trouble. But judging by the current state of global liquidity, it’s more likely that once Bitcoin finally comes out, it’ll blow the roof off the place.

Of course, it’s important to talk about the risks.

A big price gap doesn’t guarantee easy money. Whales are holding 815,000 BTC and could dump at any time; ETF flows have seen $2.6 billion in net outflows over the past five weeks. This kind of mismatch could last longer than you think. If you’re buying the dip now, you’re basically in a test of endurance with the big players, seeing who gives in first.

Hopefully your position can hold out until BTC and tech stocks sync up again—don’t end up as cannon fodder in this manipulation game.

(Not investment advice) $PIPPIN