The video offers a sharp analysis of how institutional accumulation is turning Bitcoin’s scarcity into a corporate supply crunch. It effectively captures the market's transition into a regulated financial powerhouse, even if it glosses over the loss of its original decentralized ethos.
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Hello everybody.
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the cryptocurrency market. As far as we've been hearing, regardless of if prices are going up or down on any given day, uh we've been hearing that prices are meant to move up higher. We've been hearing this for a while and subsequently they have, but we're now getting a lot of rumors about a $100,000 Bitcoin being on its way. There are also a number of other branches factors lining up with this as well as to what is supposed to come next.
So, we have the idea of the Clarity Act bringing cryptocurrency prices to brand new highs. More tokenization that's already been happening for at least a couple of months in excess right now.
The third point of the pyramid has to do with interest rates. The grand discussion right now is what is coming next. Regardless of how basically time has been flying by. I don't know if it's the same for everyone else. This has also been a rather quick year for me. The fact that we are already near May is a bit insane.
May also just happens to be the time when we're supposed to get a new head of the Federal Reserve. If you have not heard or are unaware, the new head of the Fed, Kevin Walsh or something like that, I forgot exactly what his name is. Uh he's expected to basically follow suit, follow orders, and lower interest rates to 1%.
that is expected to cause asset prices to rise. Secondly, the current state of the Fed is also expected to lower interest rates as well. So saith the entities and the analysts and things like that based off of current world events. It's causing a gigantic amount of strain on the world economy and world markets.
And as such, there are expectations that if interest rates are lowered, it would cause more money to flow through world markets. So in extremely popular news, global financial giant UBS has published a noteworthy assessment of US monetary policy. The bank stated that it maintains its expectation that the Fed will cut interest rates later in the year. A research note published by UBS emphasized that the Fed remains on a path of monetary policy easing under the current outlook. The report highlighted that Fed Chairman Jerome Powell has recently indicated that the need for tightening is limited despite the rise in energy prices. is it recalled Powell's statement that supply shocks, particularly those like rising oil prices, are generally ignored as long as inflation expectations remain under control. There's a lot of speculation that the Fed is going to make an announcement soon or that something's going to take place or that we are going to see basically interest rates fall.
And I listen one, two, four in the next six weeks by the time. So I I I looked around as well and this was for my own mental clarity. I Googled around for those of you not looking at the screen. I was trying to figure out exactly when Jerome Powell will no longer be the uh head of the Fed. It says there are seven members of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors with one serving as chair.
Jerome Powell's term as Fed chair ends in May 2026, but his term as governor isn't over until 2028.
As far as we are to understand, the the Fed chair is meant to be the most powerful position. Apparently Jerome Powell will still remain around giving uh ideas on monetary policy and what they should be kind of in the background that like there are multiple people part of the Fed is not just one person but Jerome Powell is expected to kind of stay around lingering in the background uh giving his ideas as to what economic policies should be.
If you can tell me exactly which date. I only keep finding May. May. May. May. I'm not finding the 7th of May, the 15th of May, the 21st. It's I'm only just getting some time in May.
So, I don't know if that's the beginning of May or what the actual thing might be. However, uh we're basically at the point where when we get the new head of the Fed, things are going to start kicking off very, very fast. Everything that Trump has been telling Jerome Powell to do for the past year that he has not done will more than likely get done under the purview of the uh new person. So there are multiple roads converging to the exact same thing. There about 10 of them actually. We have had a super abundance of narratives for crypto and Bitcoin as to what is supposed to happen next. We've been told over and over that prices are going to rise further. We've been told that it's going to be because of the banks. It's going to be because of the Fed and the interest rates. It's going to be because of the credit crunch. It's going to be because of stable coins. It's going to be because like you understand we've been told that every single road leads to a higher crypto price and subsequently the other ones which are also oh the clarity act which are also beginning to take shape are meant to move up Ethereum in price which is meant to drag altcoins right up along with it. So, there's a lot of Fed news rolling around. I can only assume once again because we are near May. So, it does make a lot of sense, but fantastic times ahead for whatever is about to happen.
I've been waiting for this. There there's a couple of events. I've been waiting to see what the new Fed chair is going to do. Uh-huh. I've been waiting to see uh exactly when the Clarity Act is going to pass. And then the third and fourth are the uh like public tokenization things uh also yield. So the next thing on the ladder is basically when we are going to be able to take part in the tokenization frenzy that's happening on on Coinbase and Binance whenever they launch these things. And then also when these uh people announce, hey, you can now stake your Bitcoin here, you can now stake your XRP here, cuz that's also not far off either. Yeah, everyone. Everyone, everyone, everyone keeps saying bull run, bull run, bull run.
And yeah, let's move on.
Also in I want to say lightly popular news. I don't I don't really know. Uh people are now talking about the significance of micro strategy. I understand wealth. I get it. But how these people got put on such a very high pedestal so quickly is very fascinating.
If you haven't seen Michael Sailor and Micro Strategy are buying a lot of Bitcoin and you go, "Yeah, yeah, I I got that." But you're not actually understanding what it means for a company to have accumulated nearly and soon 1 million Bitcoin in just about 3 years.
That's a huge portion of the actual available supply. If you missed one of the other recent videos, we were going over Charles Hoskinson uh discussing and making fun of Bitcoin.
Why was he making fun of Bitcoin?
Because there are millions of coins that are lost. So there are now proposals, there's one mega one, I think it's BIP619, I think that's what it is, put forth to basically freeze 6 million Bitcoin so that Bitcoin becomes more quantum resistant. This would then drop the imagine going from a full 21 million Bitcoin to there only being 15 million Bitcoin like available per se. Now imagine 15 million Bitcoin and there's one company that has a million of it and then a little bit later there's another company Black Rockck that has a million of it. This is kind of where we're leading to. We are in a what's the word? It's not manufactured, but just historically we've kind of come down this pathway of a gigantic supply crunch for Bitcoin.
Coinbase Institutional has said that Micro Strategies Bitcoin buying is squeezing liquid supply significantly.
Uh, Micro Strategy alone, the news that we got last week, Micro Strategy alone, I think, is buying three to five times the amount of Bitcoin mined per day. And I need to repeat this. The amount of Bitcoin mined per day does not hit crypto exchanges.
There's a there's a this Oh, this is this is very old school, but it still applies.
There's a theory and an idea of clean and dirty coins.
It's something you don't hear about often, but it's still a thing. So, let's say it this way. Uh, let's say at some point you bought a Bitcoin a thousand years ago and you sent it to your friend. He sent it to another friend that sent it to another person that sent it to another person and then the 18th person who got it, they did something that the government didn't care for.
Those coins got sent to the 19th person and 22nd and at some point in the 118th movement of those coins, you got your coin back and you're like, "Ah, cool. I got my coin back." You try to deposit it onto Coinbase or Binance or Kraken and they won't let you. You're like, "What is going on?" Your coins several years ago were implemented in some kind of dealing that governments didn't care for and now your coins are considered dirty. The the the the transaction output, the amount of times it's moved is also quite gigantic. So, after 118 times of that coin moving, there was one that, you know, that would looked a little illegal. But what about the other times? Were those also illegal movements? So the I that's the idea of a dirty coin. It has tons of transactions.
A clean coin is a coin that has just come out of the machine. It has no transactions attached to it except for going from the people who mined it to your wallet address. people actually value these coins a lot higher than coins that have tons a decade plus of transaction history.
So basically uh when coins are mined they basically end up in the pockets of the people who mined them. They're they're not mining them for you know s's and giggles. They're doing it for themselves. And if they do sell any to keep the lights on, they sell them to banks or institutions who want clean coins. How do we know that they do this?
Because the people mining the coins have told us over the years.
They've been uh in conversation with central banks and governments who were like, "Yeah, we want Bitcoin, but we only want clean coins." So, the amount of Bitcoin mined per day does not actually hit the market. That is something that people are going to have to get through their little noggin. The secondary part is that a lot of the coins on crypto exchanges, people use them as bank accounts. They're not coins that are going to be sold. They simply just sit there in anticipation of Bitcoin going to a million dollars plus. And then even then, people will be selling fractions of their coins or not selling them at all. they'll simply just be using the coins through their Visa cards. So, the coins that are being scooped up are basically the ones that um retail investors over the years have kind of relinquished. They're just, you know, floating around. They're up for grabs and these are the coins that they want. the amount of liquidity for Bitcoin, I mean in in the manner of coins actually available in the pool is drying up very very rapidly as these companies and people in general and I'm sure many of you you're accumulating an anticipation of a higher price, but you're also accumulating an anticipation of being able to stake your coins or using it as a down payment for um for a mortgage in the United States. In that instance, Bitcoin isn't swapped into US dollars. It's just simply transferred as Bitcoin to another entity. So, the supply crunch is upon us. It's just a matter of time before it like really has a dramatic effect on prices. It says digital asset treasury holdings quadrupled to above 4% of Bitcoin supply in 2 years. Sailor posted impossible to blockade Bitcoin after the analysis dropped. Uh we are and have gotten news that Michael Sailor and Micro Strategy are allegedly apparently going to be accumulating large amounts of Bitcoin weekly once again as Micro Strategy is now using their secondary stock which is insane.
It has an 11% dividend.
11% dividend. And it pays out monthly.
Neither one of those things is is normal or relatively normal, if you will. So, the stock has become extremely popular.
11% dividend and more or less guaranteed, if you will. I forgot exactly what they're doing with the stock, but basically the money that they're getting from their operations, they're using that to fund their billion dollar Bitcoin purchases.
They are currently only, gigantic uh quotes there, $21 billion away from having a million Bitcoin.
So, if they do that 21 more times this year, they'll get to the illustrious number. But now it's being spoken about more and more. And I don't know why people didn't get that before. Like this is from this is from Coinbase Institutional. They had a whole report where they were talking about how Micro Strategies purchases are putting, you know, a strain on the remaining supply of Bitcoin. And it's like people didn't get that before. You don't know numbers.
It's so weird that people need to be told over and over like anyway there's so many times in crypto where like a company will release information and I see people on TWITTER BEING LIKE OH and I'm like you didn't know 1 is not 11 you didn't realize that like there's not a lot left we've been going okay so anyway yeah cool I guess I had high hopes and expectations that we were going to have by now billions of people rushing into the cryptocurrency space to buy fragments of Bitcoin so that they could also share in the wealth. But it would appear that uh 7.5 billion people have no interest. So uh good luck to them. Okie dokie.
Let's move on.
also in okay um countries are very keen to regulate but also have their own stable coins.
This is going to probably be the way that like money moves around. If you haven't seen or missed a couple of years worth of videos, that's not a joke. Uh basically, it comes down to stable coins are expected to be like the back end of how money moves around in the future. So you know how like you can use Bitcoin, you can use yen, you can use dollars. Basically the fiat will become digital in the form of central bank digital currencies or stable coins and bitcoin will be an interaction between them uh as far as swapping and movement of money. So anyway, it says in an industry first, Hong Kong has awarded HSBC and a consortium led by Standard Chartered, the city's first stable coin issuer licenses, marking its latest step towards embracing the industry's leading use case. We are supposed to sometime over the course of this this year hear about Walmart coin launching and Facebook coin and a bunch of other ones and around the world. They're trying to also regulate stable coins too. So basically, when these companies launch their coins, they want to be able to do them in other places besides just the United States because this is supposed to take over the world.
Commenting on the matter was Daryl Chan, the deputy chief executive of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, who said, "The two applicants have experience in traditional financial and risk management, which fits the mission of stable coins and aim to bridge traditional finance and digital finance." Cool. This was also quite popular news. You wouldn't believe it, but there's a true belief that stable coins and them launching and integrating with blockchain and Ethereum is going to bring the cryptocurrency ecosystem into another utopian era of sorts. So, Hong Kong and I mean many parts of Asia, they just kind of like do it. So whereas the US has issues over the course of a 16 17-year period trying to get cryptocurrency regulations.
Uh Hong Kong and Japan and South Korea, they just kind of like announced, okay, here here's the paperwork. We got it.
Like here's the regulation that you wanted. So you know, I wish more places were like that. Okie dokie.
Let's move on.
Also, yeah, this is this is tying directly into it. Japan's government has approved an amendment to the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act or FIA FIA aiming to classify crypto assets as financial products within its regulatory framework. I think there was news a few weeks ago that I think it was Japan. I think they also just like delayed their crypto taxation. and I forgot exactly what it was, but there's a lot of uh countries trying to get it together very fast. This is also tying into when I keep saying I feel like something is happening.
You normally do not have this level of coordination between companies and countries at the exact same time. It's just just never really been a thing. All these companies are talking about buying crypto as as quickly as possible. All these governments are talking about regulating crypto as quickly as possible. You normally see like a, yeah, we'll get it done in 2033. Sure, take your time.
Everyone seems convinced. I mean, we've also been told by these banks, like these banks have outright told us, we're expecting to launch a stable coin. This is going to happen with stable coin. So once again by the end of this year we should see a a definite uh uh movement in that direction from everything that we've been hearing. The legislative update is positioned to strengthen oversight, enhance investor protection, and address concerns about fairness in the country's growing digital asset market.
Japan will prohibit trading of crypto assets based on undisclosed or non-public information. This provision explicitly addresses the risk of insider activity, aiming to deter unfair practices within digital asset markets, similar to restrictions already governing traditional financial products under the FIA.
Uh do you know why this is happening a lot now recently? If you haven't been paying attention, the uh like trying to stop insider trading or lower risks if you and I say this nicely as much as humanly possible. Um if you can avoid prediction markets, do so. Uh there's videos going around that apparently the reason why uh you keep getting videos of people doing extremely well or knowing the things that are going to happen, it's because they know them. A lot of people who have the money are creating uh uh like a yes or no thing for for for a prediction and they're basically saying like hey is this thing going to happen on the 3rd of of May? Yes or no?
And we're finding out that they are the people actually responsible for that event. So, for instance, um imagine someone being like, "Hey, uh is is Bitcoin going to have a birthday on the 3rd of of May?" I don't know, a random thing like that.
They're creating the actual prediction because they know that that event is going to happen. And these are the people who usually end up winning the actual things. So, it's not even insider trading.
It's literal. I know the outcome of this event. So, if you haven't watched a documentary on uh prediction markets, I implore you to do so. I know a lot of people want to make quick, fast, easy money.
But once again, these are um uh what's the term? Uh the house always wins.
So just this is why you're you you might have noticed recently on on the news or a lot of places they're talking about like tightening restrictions or they're banning these in certain places. It's because your local governments have figured out very quick based on data uh that it appears that um the people doing this are as part of the regulatory overhaul.
Registered businesses will also see a change in their official designation.
Crypto asset exchange operators will be renamed crypto asset trading operators.
Wow. Reflecting the broader investment use cases for digital currencies in Japan. Cool. This is uh it's incredible news, but it's also stuff that should be happening because, you know, people just keep asking for rules and regulations so that companies can get into the the space and other countries, they deliver quite quick. Yeah. I'm still a little tired, still a little sick. It's not even that season. I I think it's a combination of that and also uh allergies which are so much fun. You know, you walk down the street, you see things blooming, and then you sneeze for like 15 minutes uncontrollably. It is, you know, chef's kiss. It's so much fun.
Um well, I do hope that you have all enjoyed. I do sincerely hope that you all are saving money and investing and thinking about the future, trying to accumulate generational wealth in some form or fashion.
Don't forget to have these conversations with your uh friends and family members, those who are interested. I've I've met people before and they've told me that they don't have people to like often talk to about these things. So, uh, if you do have a friend who's into money, who's into assets, who's into investing, you know, talk back and forth about things and and your plans and what you want to do and markets and things like that, it does help the mind because if you have it all in your cranium by yourself, it will drive you completely insane. So, yeah. Um, thank you all once again for watching. I do hope you've enjoyed. Hope you all are having a great day, a great morning, a great afternoon, evening, wherever you are, wherever you might be. I do hope it is absolutely fantastic. Thank you all once again for watching, listening, liking, commenting, and supporting. And I will most certainly be talking to you all soon.
See you.
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