Bitcoin is down 45% from its all-time high as AI disruption rattles global markets and uncertainty hits record levels. With weekly RSI at historic lows and fear at extremes, many are asking if the Bitcoin thesis is broken. Michael Saylor argues this isn’t a failed asset — it’s an infrastructure gap.

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The analysis highlights the significant downturn in the crypto market, with Bitcoin nearing its lowest weekly RSI on record. This sentiment is echoed in the stock market, with major companies like IBM and CrowdStrike experiencing significant drops, losing billions in market cap in a short period. The overall market is characterized by extreme fear, driven by geopolitical uncertainty and the disruptive impact of AI. The presenter draws parallels between current market behavior and historical events, suggesting that while fear is rampant, it may present opportunities for astute investors to leverage the situation. The core message is that despite the volatility and fear, strategic investment and understanding of underlying market mechanics are key to navigating the current landscape.

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