Backtest result shows a solid data telling July to September are the loosing month. From a YouTube video by FinancialWisdom here (from 7:41). https://youtu.be/MCOiVEBjFnA?si=nR3ll2F5j2DyqXnd

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Back in the late 1990's, if memory serves, the fuel-driven auto industry killed the EV, and they waited enough years to make sure they cornered the market or could at least capture a larger portion of it than in the 90s. Is it possible that big banks have been engineering a similar sort of thing with crypto? I am super curious what everyone thinks about this. I see pros and cons to system-wide adoption, but maybe adoption isn't the true power-play amongst the big banks. This article is short and interesting.

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