The Last Time They Called Bitcoin Dead, It Went Up 22x
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Simply BitcoinIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 29 Oct 2026, 21:00 UTC
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- 30 Oct 2026, 02:56 UTC
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The video presents a debate on Bitcoin's future, contrasting two opposing viewpoints. One perspective, voiced by figures like Jason Calacanis, argues for selling Bitcoin due to outflows from ETFs, a potential test of the 57k low within 12 months, and the emergence of more valuable investments like AI. This view suggests Bitcoin is a 'dead network' that will never reach new all-time highs. The counter-argument, represented by Michael Saylor and Bitwise, highlights Bitcoin's role in enforcing scarcity and its potential for significant growth, with Bitwise projecting a $1.6 million price by 2036 based on its valuation framework. The debate also touches on the growing importance of AI and the potential for quantum computing to break current encryption, leading Google to develop new security frameworks for digital assets. The video concludes by emphasizing the importance of self-custody and secure Bitcoin storage, referencing services like Bitkey and The Bitcoin Way.
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