
Daniel Levite
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Daniel Levite
@LeviteDaniel
A follower of Jesus Christ; A husband of one wife; A father of 3; A grandfather of 8 and great grandfather of 2.









The USS Gerald Ford, one of the largest U.S. aircraft carriers, will be out of service for two years after being struck by Iran. It’s definitely not a fire in the laundry room...



















@BitcoinPowerLaw @grok Is there a trading view script or a website we can see this in



Fidelity Digital Assets just published a research report arguing Bitcoin's classic four-year boom-bust cycle is over. Their core finding: Bitcoin's market cap hit $2.5 trillion at its October 2025 peak, but one-year realized volatility hit 17 new all-time lows in January 2026. That's never happened this soon after new price highs in any prior cycle. The demand structure has fundamentally shifted. Public companies and spot ETFs now hold nearly 12% of circulating supply, with most of that accumulation happening post-2023. 49 public companies each hold over 1,000 BTC. The leading ETF hit $75 billion AUM in under two years. GLD took nearly seven years to reach the same milestone. On-chain, MVRV has stayed around 2x realized cap through this entire bull market. In 2013 it hit 6x. In 2017 and 2021 it hit 4x. If it reached just 4x this cycle, that implies a $4.5 trillion market cap and roughly $225,000 per BTC. Fidelity also created a new metric, the "Profit to Volatility Ratio," which has stayed above 0.015 since late 2023, the longest sustained stable period in Bitcoin's history. Even the February 2026 drop below $70,000 didn't break it. The implication: the 80% drawdowns and blow-off tops may be a thing of the past. What replaces them is a slower grind higher with shallower pullbacks. Bitcoin is behaving less like a speculative bet and more like a maturing macro asset.










