Bitcoin: The Coming Seller's Ghost Town

By Kerry Lutz, host of the Financial Survival Network and author of The World According to Martin Armstrong📘 Get the book here---Bitcoin is acting weird again—and by weird, we mean coiled spring weird.While mainstream media is asking if this rally is sustainable, here’s what they’re missing: the structure of the market is broken. Completely.And when markets structurally break, they don’t drift—they explode.Welcome to Bitcoin: Seller’s Ghost Town Edition.

🚫 No One Wants to SellBitcoin is flirting with $120,000. But what’s different this time?Nobody is selling.That’s not a euphemism—it’s structural:• Long-term holders are locking coins in cold storage.• Institutional whales aren’t rotating out—they’re doubling down.• Miners are getting stingier than ever, selling less BTC into the open market despite higher prices.• Retail FOMO hasn’t even arrived yet.We’re approaching the nightmare scenario for shorts: a buyer's panic with no sellers.

🔥 Bitcoin at $118K. Silver at $38. Next Week? Kaboom.

If you thought this week was exciting

JUL 13, 2025

💥 What Just Happened to Silver and Bitcoin — And What’s Coming Next Week

By Kerry Lutz — July 13, 2025

Author of The World According to Martin Armstrong buy it now

Last week was the week everything started to crack.

Bitcoin broke $118,000. Silver touched $38.59 and closed at $38.32, its highest since 2011. And neither move was driven by Reddit memes or TikTok influencers. This was real. Structural. Systemic.

Let’s break down what happened — and what’s coming next.

🪙 SILVER: THE DETONATION PHASE HAS BEGUN

Silver didn’t spike because of a short squeeze campaign. That’s fantasy. The “squeeze campaign” isn’t what triggers the blow-up. It’s just adding oxygen to a fire already raging under the floorboards of the financial system.What we saw was the early phase of commercial signal failure — the exact moment when the paper market starts to decouple from physical reality.

This isn’t like GME. It’s not a meme stock trade.

It’s a slow-burning, fundamental failure of trust in synthetic silver markets—and we’re hitting the ignition point.