When Bitcoin gets caught in a broader market sell-off, many assume the thesis is broken. But is it? This episode breaks down liquidity, volatility, capital flows, and why Bitcoin’s scarcity may actually increase its long-term value. If your time horizon is short, you might be missing the real opport

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The analysis suggests that Bitcoin, despite its inherent scarcity as a software asset, faces downward pressure due to increased volatility and potential for a sell-off, especially as investors move funds into more liquid assets. The speaker infers that Bitcoin might not be as scarce as perceived, leading to a bearish outlook. The prediction is that Bitcoin's value will be lower in the future than it would have been five years ago. The analysis highlights a common bias where the most common bias in Bitcoin is not being bullish enough, and that the time horizon is not long enough for a sustained upward trend. This suggests a bearish sentiment with a target price of $10,000, with a failure bound at $70,000, indicating that if the price were to rise above $70,000, the bearish thesis would be invalidated. The speaker contrasts this with a past personal experience of buying Bitcoin at $1,000 and hoping to sell it at $10,000, illustrating a shift in perspective towards a more cautious, bearish stance.

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   23 Feb 2026, 18:16 UTC

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   18 May 2026, 20:24 UTC

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3. Market predictions extracted

   27 Jul 2026, 07:24 UTC

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   27 Jul 2026, 07:24 UTC

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