This Bitcoin crash is exposing a massive misunderstanding about what Bitcoin actually is. While most investors focus on price volatility, cycle theories, and short-term market structure, Bitcoin was created to solve a much deeper problem: inflation, fiat debasement, broken monetary incentives, and collapsing time preference.

This episode explores Bitcoin's origins through monetary history, the failure of the gold standard, the rise of fiat money, war-driven inflation, and why Bitcoin's fixed supply and open settlement rails make it fundamentally different from every financial asset before it. If you're trading Bitcoin instead of understanding it, this crash might be the wake-up call.

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Bitcoin just dumped below $90K again—and top macro analyst,Luke Gromen turned bearish, selling most of his Bitcoin around $95K ahead of what he thinks could be an ugly Q1 2026. In this episode, we break down the "quantum" fear narrative, why timing Bitcoin with cycle models can be catastrophic, and how marginal supply/demand + institutional and sovereign capital flows can rewrite the script fast.

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The Fed just cut rates and quietly announced $40B in T-bill purchases, signaling the next phase of the liquidity cycle—and the slow destruction of the American middle class. We walk through Mike Green's shocking "new poverty line" math, the rise of gambling culture, and how broken money pushes people into speculation just to stand still. Then we follow Cory Klippsten and Seb Bunney's argument that only Bitcoin's fixed-supply, incentive-realigning design can restore real saving, capital allocation, and a future for families again. If you care about Bitcoin, inflation, capital flows, and the survival of the middle class, this episode is for you.

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Bitcoin is grinding higher from the $80K lows, sitting ~25% below its $126K all-time high as some of the sharpest minds in macro argue the four-year Bitcoin cycle is finally breaking. This episode digs into why 2025 looks nothing like 2013, 2017, or 2021: ETF flows, institutional demand, Harvard's 4x allocation, RSI signals, ISM PMI, and Jordy Visser's volatility chart all point to a new regime where global liquidity, not the halving calendar, drives Bitcoin. We break down insights from Swan's John Haar and Cory Klippsten, Cathie Wood, Bernstein, and Jordy Visser to show why a calmer, institution-driven market could still deliver a fresh Bitcoin all-time high in 2026. If you care about Bitcoin, inflation, capital flows, macro cycles, and the death of the four-year narrative, this is your playbook.

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As Larry Fink calls Bitcoin an "asset of fear," sovereign wealth funds and the biggest banks on earth are quietly buying every major dip. This episode breaks down why institutions are sprinting into Bitcoin while telling the public a different story, and how Jordy Visser's "silent IPO" and "only digital moat" frameworks explain 2025's strange price action. We connect Bitcoin, AI, sovereign wealth funds, and the rotation from fragile innovation to durable monetary assets so you can understand where the real capital is going. If you care about Bitcoin, inflation, AI, capital flows, and the future of macro, this is your signal.

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Bitcoin just bounced from a brutal flash crash straight into one of the most important macro pivots of this cycle: Vanguard finally opening the gates to Bitcoin ETFs, Bank of America raising its allocation range, QT ending, and Wall Street spinning up new structured notes. At the same time, Elon Musk and NVIDIA's Jensen Huang are describing energy, money, and Bitcoin in ways that point directly to an energy-backed monetary future—whether they realize it or not. This episode breaks down how Bitcoin turns stranded energy into digital capital, why hash rate and the energy value oscillator are screaming long-term strength, and what this structural shift means for families, businesses, and serious capital allocators. If you care about Bitcoin, inflation, energy, capital flows, and the macro transition to sound money, this is your roadmap.

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Did Wall Street engineer a coordinated Bitcoin crash, using liquidity stress, MSCI index pressure, and JP Morgan's MSTR delisting FUD to shake out retail holders? In this episode, we break down the Bitcoin volatility, the ETF flows, the business cycle reset, and how BlackRock, banks, and sovereign allocators are positioning for the next major Bitcoin liquidity surge. We cover on-chain metrics, gold's breakout, QT ending, and why the four-year cycle narrative is giving way to macro forces like inflation, real rates, and dollar liquidity. If you want the high-signal view on what's really driving Bitcoin price action, this is your breakdown.

Checkmate on WBD - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kwBE1Es1KkU
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Bitcoin's drop from $126K to $80K ignited panic, but the real story runs deeper: MSCI's index memo, JP Morgan's margin changes, Bitcoin treasury fears, legacy-bank pressure, and Michael Saylor defending digital capital. In this episode, we break down whether this is coordinated pushback, a political shift toward Bitcoin, or just another chapter in the macro war for monetary sovereignty. If Bitcoin is this threatening to the system… what does that tell you about where this is headed?