# CentralBanksBuyMoreGold

When Christopher Waller, a sitting U.S. Federal Reserve Governor, casually shrugs off Bitcoin’s swings and calls volatility “part of the game,” it says a lot about how far this asset has traveled. Not long ago, Bitcoin’s price movements were treated as proof that it was unstable, experimental, or destined to fade. Today, even policymakers who spend their careers thinking about monetary stability acknowledge that sharp moves are not an anomaly for Bitcoin—they are embedded in its nature.
Waller’s comparison is especially striking. At around $63,000, Bitcoin is being discussed as if it is merely

$BTC /USDT ANALYSIS
BTC is reacting exactly where it should—rejection from supply after the broadening wedge breakout. Cloud support is holding price up. If bulls reclaim the supply zone, momentum flips fast. Until then, patience and confirmation matter.$BTC ‌#USIranNuclearTalksTurmoil #CentralBanksBuyMoreGold

‍# CentralBanksBuyMoreGold
he "Crypto & Gold" Parallel (For the Web3 Community)
Caption: First they buy Gold. Next
they buy...? 🥇➡️₿
It’s fascinating to watch #CentralBanksBuyMoreGold
while the crypto market matures. Both assets represent the same fundamental
desire: Hard money that cannot be printed at will by a government.
Central banks are digitizing their gold buying, while
retail is digitizing their savings with Bitcoin. The narrative is the same: Trust
in institutions is fading; trust in hard assets is rising.
If Gold is the insurance of the elite, what is yours? 🤔🛡️
‍#Bitcoin #C