In the turmoil of the global financial crisis and the COVID-19 spread, Bitcoin continues to attract investors who are buying the dip and also new ones who have never before held crypto. A top executive from a taxpayers’ alliance in Australia has tweeted that she bought her first Bitcoin and received a great deal of encouragement from the community.
‘Made my first Bitcoin purchase’
Policy Director for the Australian Taxpayers' Alliance Emilie Dye has taken to Twitter to say that on April 1, she made her first crypto investment and bought some BTC.
Judging by the second tweet, the crypto community gave her a lot of encouragement and support and Ms. Dye has said that her confidence in her crypto investment is high and she now feels even more secure in it.
I couldn’t have asked for a warmer welcome to the #Bitcoin fold. If anything, the number of comments and likes shows thousands are invested in bitcoin and confidence is high. Feeling even more secure in my investment, it that is possible. Thank you all!
— Emilie Dye (@Emilie_Dye) April 1, 2020
This seems to be well in line with the mission of the Australian Taxpayers' Alliance. The organization describes itself as follows:
“The Australian Taxpayers' Alliance is an activist and advocacy organisation committed to representing the everyday Australian taxpayer. Through grassroots campaigning, we fight to oppose over-regulation, wasteful spending and burdensome taxes. Our mission is to transform our nation and build a better, freer Australia.”
Meanwhile, the global crisis of the equities market has hit Australia too as the oldest index of shares in the country, All Ordinaries ($AORD), dropped another 1.9 percent today after a previous major bear bounce.
AUSTRALIA: down another -1.9% after yet another bear market bounce pic.twitter.com/TCpwdt60G5
— Keith McCullough (@KeithMcCullough) April 2, 2020
‘Bitcoin holding up impressively well despite setbacks’
Macro trader Joel Kruger has summarized Q1 of this year regarding safe haven assets. He stated that gold showed standout performance even while under the pressure of sellers. The ‘digital gold’, Bitcoin, has also been holding up very well, even though new setbacks keep striking it.
#Gold was a standout outperformer in Q1 despite selling pressure and #bitcoin continues to hold up impressively well despite setbacks.
— Joel Kruger (@JoelKruger) April 2, 2020
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‘A lot of organic demand for Bitcoin right now’
According to the trader ‘The Crypto Dog’, interest in Bitcoin is growing tremendously among retail investors right now.
“There seems to be a lot of organic demand for #Bitcoin right now, I imagine in the name of ??????? ????. Searches for 'buy Bitcoin' are way up and exchanges like Coinbase are reporting rising retail purchasing. It would be foolish to ignore these signs.”
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