BTC Surpasses $112K: A Quiet Storm of Chain-Based Conviction Amid Market Volatility

I don’t shout when markets move.

I listen.

When BTC crossed $112,000, it wasn’t a scream—it was a sigh. Like the last page of a slow-burning novel written in code and carry-on conviction.

The Fed’s minutes revealed fractures—not chaos. The majority saw rate cuts as possible; the hawks insisted inflation must be tamed; the doves whispered patience into policy silence. But here? The chain held firm.

Data from ARK Invest and Glassnode confirms: long-term holders now control nearly 74% of supply. This isn’t panic selling—it’s accumulation under volatility. They didn’t flee to cash; they moved to cold wallets like monks retreating from noise.

Fibonacci extensions point to $168,500—not because we believe in magic, but because geometry repeats itself across cycles.

2017, 2021, now 2024—each cycle mirrors the last. Each peak begins with quiet accumulation, not FOMO frenzy.

Rekt Capital reminds us: if history follows its pattern, we may see another apex near October—the next halving’s shadow still lingers five hundred days behind.

This isn’t about greed. It’s about grace under pressure. The market doesn’t need more hype. It needs more stillness.