šŸ˜ How BTC rebounded from $89K To $96K in 24 hours

Let's talk about why the bull run is still not over.

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Gm and Happy Tuesday!

Bitcoin has finally rebounded! Itā€™s back above $96,000 and hereā€™s what could happen next.

MicroStrategy has a new ace up its sleeve to continue its Bitcoin acquisition strategyā€” hereā€™s what that means.

Plus, companies like Alpha Modus are creating technology that can gather information in retail time and provide targeted ads and calls to action as the person is checking out or making a decision about a product.

TOP STORY

Bitcoin ETFs saw a combined net outflow of $284 million, while Ethereum ETFs recorded a total net outflow of $39.4 million, extending the outflow streak to four consecutive days for Ethereum products.

But that did little to offset the broader market trend.

Bitcoin is back up to around $96,000 and experts have ideas about what could happen next.

And what would that be?

Alpha Modus Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: AMOD), the AI-driven digital advertising tech company, is cementing its position in the multibillion dollar market, recently securing its 9th patent. 

Itā€™s a significant milestone for the company, given the market is poised for double digit growth in the years to come. Retailers have a big opportunity to reach consumers at the point of decision-making in-store thanks to AI. Thatā€™s why companies like Alpha Modus are creating technology that can gather information in retail time and provide targeted ads and calls to action as the person is checking out or making a decision about a product. It's something happening online being brought offline into the physical world.

QUICK N DIRTY

Peanut the squirrel has surpassed SHIB in trading volume ā€” is $1 coming?

Fartcoin put in a monster rebound and is up 50% from its bottom to trade back above $1 billion in market cap.

El Salvador has an interesting New Yearā€™s resolution: installing a Bitcoin node in every household.

FINTECH FOCUS

MicroStrategy is exploring perpetual preferred stock as a new financing instrument to fuel its ongoing Bitcoin acquisition strategy.

At a recent investor meeting hosted by The Benchmark Company, Saylor explained that MicroStrategy is looking to raise $2 billion through one or more perpetual preferred stock offerings in the first quarter of 2025.

How exactly would that work and what are the implications for Bitcoin?

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