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#BTC is currently at $64,000, with an opening price of $58,969 for the month. We have just under a week left to close September, possibly with a +10% gain.
The big question: since everyone knows about #uptober, the most successful month in crypto, will they take long positions and fill their spot holdings?
I think many have already filled and are waiting, but maybe some are holding off until September 30th—any of them in this channel?
We shouldn’t rule out the "Ping-Pong" effect of statistics.
September has been strong, but the first half of October could be stagnant for many altcoin pairs. I believe BTC dominance (BTC.D) hasn't finished its upward trend, and to break its ATH and reach $80k, BTC will need at least 60% market dominance.
During this phase—likely the first half of October—everything will consolidate around BTC, with only a few trending tokens rising alongside it, while altcoins remain quiet. 0 reply
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The punk ape was bought for 10 ETH with a minimum valuation of 600 ETH — how it happened:
In 2021, fractional ownership of expensive NFTs was a popular trend, with people buying shares of such assets, hoping for future value increases. The Niftex platform, through which punk ape #2386 was fractionalized, was later shut down, but the NFT itself remained accessible via smart contract.
Owners could initiate a buyout of shares from others at a set price if no higher offers were made within 14 days. User 0x282 initiated a buyout for 10 ETH. To block it, others had to offer more, but a major shareholder made a tiny mistake, underbidding by two ten-trillionths of a cent.
As a result, 0x282 was able to buy the punk ape for $25K, even though its market value was $1.3M.
[Source](https://x.com/0xQuit/status/1833981559910850603) 0 reply
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