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Bitcoin just rallied on CPI, ETF outflows are rising, and yet the $266K bull case is still very much alive — let's break down why.
Bitcoin pushed back above $69K following a softer U.S. CPI print, signaling renewed macro sensitivity — even as Federal Reserve rate-cut odds remain muted. While ETF outflows totaled $410M and a major bank trimmed its near-term outlook, the longer-term $266K bull case remains firmly on the table.
In this episode, we examine why one classic valuation metric shows Bitcoin at its most undervalued level since March 2023 — a period that historically preceded a powerful upside move. We also unpack the divergence between short-term ETF flow volatility and long-term institutional positioning.
Meanwhile, the gold supply narrative faces renewed scrutiny, with prominent voices questioning its scarcity properties compared to Bitcoin's fixed supply. As macro signals shift and market structure recalibrates, the bigger question isn't whether Bitcoin can rally — it's whether the broader market is underestimating the structural case still in play.
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Bearish price targets are back. Some analysts now warn Bitcoin could fall toward $40K as futures data shows positioning building for further downside. But beneath the fear narrative, institutions and balance sheets are doing something very different.
In this episode, we break down why Binance just converted $1B into Bitcoin for its SAFU reserve during volatility, and why Strategy's CEO is exploring additional preferred stock issuance to fund further Bitcoin purchases. While traders debate momentum and derivatives pressure builds, structural players are adding exposure.
We also examine Thailand's approval of crypto as underlying assets in derivatives markets — a policy shift expanding global access — and unpack whether the current fear cycle reflects true structural weakness or simply leverage getting flushed again.
When retail fears $40K, it's worth asking who's accumulating.
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Bitcoin adoption just cleared another institutional hurdle. Denmark's largest bank now allows clients to access Bitcoin and Ether ETPs — a structural shift that expands exposure through traditional financial rails. While short-term momentum stalls near $69K, access continues to widen across the banking system.
In this episode, we break down what this move signals for European adoption and why institutional gateways matter more than daily price swings. Spot Bitcoin ETFs add $167M in fresh inflows, nearly reversing last week's outflows — reinforcing that demand remains active beneath surface volatility.
We also examine ongoing U.S. policy discussions around crypto legislation, and why expanding regulated access through banks and ETFs may ultimately outweigh short-term technical resistance. Bitcoin doesn't need euphoria to advance — it needs infrastructure. And infrastructure keeps expanding.
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Bitcoin is navigating a violent reset phase — but the bigger question isn't whether the supercycle thesis is dead, it's when it reasserts itself. In this episode, we break down why the 2026 Bitcoin supercycle narrative is evolving, not disappearing, as market timing expectations adjust to liquidity, regulation, and institutional behavior.
We examine the recent $60K selloff, heavy liquidations, and bearish calls suggesting the move marks a midpoint in a broader drawdown — and contrast that with ETF inflows returning, signaling renewed institutional engagement beneath the surface. On-chain metrics like the Mayer Multiple point to stress conditions similar to prior cycle lows, while derivatives-driven volatility continues flushing leveraged traders.
Zooming out, we also unpack how new policy frameworks like the GENIUS Act and MiCA could reshape stablecoins into distinct "cash" and "shadow deposit" categories — a shift with major implications for liquidity and Bitcoin's role as neutral collateral. The supercycle thesis isn't gone. It's recalibrating to a new macro clock.
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As Bitcoin trades through short-term uncertainty, long-term conviction is quietly strengthening. In this episode, we examine why dip narratives toward $50K are colliding with aggressive buying from whales, institutions, and corporate treasuries — and why a $150,000 Bitcoin target is back in focus for this year.
We break down how crypto investment outflows are easing after weeks of heavy selling, signaling seller exhaustion rather than renewed risk. At the same time, on-chain data shows Bitcoin whales scooping up roughly 40,000 BTC near the $60K level, while Strategy adds $90M in Bitcoin even as price trades below its cost basis — a classic signal of conviction buying.
Zooming out, Binance reinforces its SAFU reserve with an additional $300M in Bitcoin during the dip, underscoring balance-sheet confidence across the ecosystem. With a $779B asset manager now projecting a $150K Bitcoin move this year, this episode connects the dots between accumulation, institutional behavior, and where Bitcoin tends to go once selling pressure finally breaks.
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