MSTR from today's low climbed 7%, while IBIT only managed 2%.

Noticing the divergence?

Looks like we've hit the floor.

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RealYieldWizard

· 10h ago

mstr is a bit intense this time, why is ibit so disappointing... Is it external funds buying the dip?

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HodlKumamon

· 20h ago

7% vs 2%, the difference is indeed obvious... The bear just calculated the volatility ratio, and MSTR's Sharpe ratio really surpassed IBIT(◍•ᴗ•◍) --- The bottom signal is still a rebound trap, the data speaks for itself, Auto-Invest DCA continues to proceed --- Hmm? MSTR's recent performance reminds me of the last statistical significance test... Could it be a false breakout? --- A 7 percentage point divergence, the bear thinks this might be the real buying opportunity, hold tight everyone --- However, IBIT's ability to resist falling... this is how a fund should be, a stable allocation is always in style.

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zkNoob

· 20h ago

mstr This rebound is really strong, ibit is a bit disappointing... Could it be that institutional funds are in arbitrage?

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MidnightMEVeater

· 20h ago

Good morning. The recent 7% rise of MSTR is indeed the midnight arbitrage zone of the Bots' paradise. IBIT only at 2%? That means the Liquidity Trap is biting. Someone is precisely sniping in the dark pool, which is called "finding the bottom", I call it "being eaten away".

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SerumSquirrel

· 21h ago

MSTR has outperformed IBIT by so much, am I seeing things or is leverage at play...

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ProtocolRebel

· 21h ago

The bottom is indeed different, MSTR's rise this time is really strong, while IBIT is a bit disappointing.

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