“100% Certain! Bitcoin’s About to Shatter All Expectations” – Lyn Alden #Finance

and so the way that I kind of describe Bitcoin is that Technologies finally progressed enough where we now have very fast settlement in addition to transactions so we’ve enjoyed fast transactions for a long time but no way to finally settle value like uh other than very slowly and now

we finally have the ability to do that within minutes or in some cases seconds depending on on a higher layer of the technology and so Bitcoin represents a way to to run a ledger uh that has trust in it that it there’s reasons to expect that its attributes to remain um fairly consistent over

time despite the fact that there’s no single entity running it it’s it’s a way to coordinate multiple enti entities to settle value to recognize a shared Ledger in the vibrant mood of a none;">Crypto Market Ablaze with excitement investment strategist Lynn Alden stepped forward to share her insights on the forces driving bitcoin’s meteoric rise she highlighted the introduction of us spot text-decoration: none;">ETFs as the key catalyst triggering an unprecedented surge in demand catapulting prices to stratospheric Heights and sparking a wave of investor Euphoria unlike anything seen before this bullish surge isn’t just another rally it’s a seismic shift cementing

bitcoin’s position as the Cornerstone of modern monetary technology recent consolidation has only fueled confidence with metrics like realized price signaling strengthened belief in bitcoin’s value no longer a speculative asset Bitcoin is now a dual Powerhouse a reliable store of value

and an emerging medium of exchange redefining the financial landscape this bullish cycle is more than a trend it’s a revolution bitcoin’s ability to disrupt established Financial Frameworks is accelerating offering a vision of economic sovereignty that challenges Legacy systems the

current rally is a declaration Bitcoin is not just the future of Finance it’s rewriting it in real time to hear more insights from Alden watch clips from the interview don’t

forget to like subscribe and enable notifications for additional in-depth content thanks for joining us again enjoy the CashNews.co as far as bitcoin’s concerned I’ve been in the camp uh writing that I think it’s more likely to break up out of this consolidation that it’s

been in rather than break down um and you know there’s a number of reasons why I think what happened was that the launch of the spot ETFs in the US earlier this year kind of pulled forward

some demand you know there’s that period in the springtime where the price just went vertical and people got very euphoric um and I think it took time for the market to kind of digest that some of the initial Euphoria weree off we kind of uh went sideways if you look at things like onchain

cost basis like realized price that was inching up the whole time during the entire consolidation which is healthy it basically means that more Bitcoin was trading hands um at these higher price points um and kind of setting a higher Foundation um so I think that the the break out is healthy I

think it’s it’s you know I think it happened at the right time I think this kind of resumes the bull market uh that we were in maybe before that we pulled forward some of that bull market um you know I don’t like like anyone else I don’t know if we’re going to retest

the breakout area or not I I don’t really I don’t really follow too much the day-to-day price action um but I think it’s a healthy uh you know bull market to kind of enter um and I’m generally bullish for for the rest of this year and then uh you know kind of next year if

the United States just came out and said hey we’re going to do a strategic Reserve then that’s going to affect the price compared to that not happening or any other sizable country for that matter right now we have rather small countries that use it uh in their Sovereign Reserve so El

Salvador uh the kingdom of Bhutan um you know any like you know any number of dozens of of Fairly large countries if they were to come out and do this they’re less likely to do it but if they were that could that can you know kind of change uh price um forecasts I I generally view more

structurally that Bitcoin is kind of working its way up the the monetization route so it goes from collectible to kind of Niche medium of exchange like for example when Wikileaks uh lost all their payment rails back in like 2011 uh that was one of the first kind of tangible use cases of Bitcoin um

I think it was 2010 actually but basically was like it was like let’s uh send Bitcoin if you want to donate rather than these other methods because they were shut down and it be kind of became this like backup option um then of course as it as it’s uh you know it’s it’s

it’s limited by its Supply cap so it became more interesting to uh long-term holders and investors and there’s kind of a like um Liquidity limit so when Bitcoin was fairly small where a handful of people you know a handful of wealthy people if they want to buy it they

end up moving the price um that there was Liquidity limitations for what institutions could do with the asset um and so it kind of had to reach certain levels of adoption before it even gets on their radar in any serious way um and I think now we’re entering that it’s

it’s a large liquid enough market that major institutions and then to some extent sovereigns can can potentially view it as as an asset that they could hold or that is that is of relevance to them good or bad you know some there are some institutions that are like you know kind of worried

about it and there are others that are like hey maybe this is something we can invest in now it can be useful for us so I I do think that it’s it’s reaching that level um where it’s it’s it’s more in the conversation now um another thing that I kind of point out is

that even though Bitcoin has had multiple cycles of highs like higher highs and higher lows along the way most people didn’t see the early ones um and most people don’t look at the logarithmic bitcoin price chart um and so for a lot of people Bitcoin always looks like it’s in a

bubble or it’s a broken bubble uh they kind of look at the linear price chart they only see the last cycle or two I think when they when they personally see three higher highs they start to realize that this isn’t going away so uh the the 2017 cycle was kind of the first like big public

awareness cycle um then the you know the 2020 2021 was a second cycle that was pretty Mass um known and this is the third one uh this is the you know higher high since those kind of it’s the Third Kind of public cycle of of of getting higher highs uh and I think that’s relevant I think

when people see it firsthand that this is you know they keep being they keep ignoring and it keeps going higher I I think people start to take it more seriously Lynn Alden views Bitcoin as likely to break out of its consolidation phase driven by factors such as the introduction of us spot

href="https://cashnews.co/etfs" style="font-weight: bold; color: #1a73e8; text-decoration: none;">ETFs which spurred demand earlier in the year after a rapid price Surge and subsequent consolidation metrics like realized price indicated a stronger Foundation Alden sees this breakout as healthy

and signaling a resumed bull market she highlights bitcoin’s Evolution from a collectible to a niche medium of Exchange supported by its limited Supply and growing institutional interest increasing Liquidity has made Bitcoin a viable asset for institutions and some Sovereign

entities despite skepticism bitcoin’s repeated cycles of higher highs and lows underscore its resilience with the current cycle reinforcing its long-term relevance she went further to describe Bitcoin as a technological breakthrough that offers fast settlement and transactions and fills a gap

in financial systems it functions as a decentralized ledger with inherent trust enabling multiple entities to coordinate without central Authority let’s watch more clips from the interview and so the way that I kind of describe Bitcoin is that Technologies finally progressed enough where we

now have very fast settlement in addition to transactions so we’ve enjoyed fast transactions for a long time but no way to finally settle value like uh other than very slowly and now we finally have the ability do that within minutes or in some cases seconds depending on on a higher layer of

the technology and so Bitcoin represents a way to to run a ledger uh that has trust in it that there’s reasons to expect that its attributes to remain um fairly consistent over time despite the fact that there’s no single entity running it it’s it’s a way to coordinate

multiple ENT entities to settle value to recognize a shared Ledger and I view it as kind of like we we we we’ve kind of progressed past the point where centrally controlled ledgers are are kind of the best way to solve something uh and that now we have we have Bitcoin governments and central

banks are not a monolith they consist of multiple people um and so I think that while there will be individuals in governments in central banks that are interested in the technology uh that most will not be um because few people ever want to give up their own power right I mean for for a long time

the central bank’s position is basically trust us like we’re the Run is running The Ledger you can trust us uh the trust is often broken um and now there’s there’s technology and other other ways of that that people can choose to trust instead and they that they have more

self-verification over and more self-autonomy over um and you know government right now around the world is kind of based on the idea that if they run deficits or or their their bond market has a problem well they have a central bank uh they can just kind of um you know print more unit and fix the

problem uh and and kind of spread that debasement out more invisibly among people that hold their money um and that’s that’s not something that I think entities are are quick to let loose um that they’re more more likely to fight to retain it um even though there are individuals

usually minority voices within governments that that come out and say I think this is good I think we should e you know there there people in government that are saying let’s go back on a gold standard or let’s Embrace Bitcoin um but those tend to be um the non-majority view in a lot of

cases and I think it’s probably continue for a while and I also think that even as countries Embrace Bitcoin in some ways like you know for example a sovereign Reserve or something i’ I’ve generally been of the view that um governments are going to be anti-privacy for quite a

while um because ever ever since the modern era they shifted a lot toward Income Taxes that kind of requires surveillance to to make sense so back in the in the older days before Income Taxes um there were different types of

Taxes because you like even if you were a king and you had all sorts of um grandio views of of what you should control you wouldn’t even think that you could monitor everyone’s Income and take a certain percentage like it’s just it too many

transactions were inherently private for that to be a workable thing um and so Taxes were were done in other ways um but in the in the modern era where everybody has a bank account uh and it’s all kind of centralized and survey failed um we we shifted more toward

Income Taxes and private transactions kind of bring us back to like a a faster version of an earlier age um and I I think that’s where they’re going to keep pushing back on because I think they’re going to say well okay you can hold Bitcoin but we

we’d prefer to be in these walled Gardens that we can see um and I think that’s that they’re going to probably be enemies of of financial privacy for quite a while meanwhile Bitcoin has reached a historic Milestone nearing $100,000 following reports of Donald Trump’s social

media company Trump media and Technology Group negotiating the acquisition of Bach a Cryptocurrency trading firm this development has fueled expectations of a more

href="https://cashnews.co/crypto" style="font-weight: bold; color: #1a73e8; text-decoration: none;">Crypto-friendly Administration spurring optimism among investors Bitcoin the world’s largest none;">Cryptocurrency has surged over 40% since the November 5th US presidential election reflecting increased confidence in its regulatory future the financial times reported that the acquisition backed by Intercontinental Exchange highlights the growing intersection of traditional financial

institutions and digital Assets analysts have noted significant inflows into Bitcoin exchange traded products etps totaling $4.2 billion since Trump’s election Victory this trend underscores the increasing integration of Bitcoin into mainstream Financial systems further

buoyed by the launch of options trading on black Rock’s Bitcoin ETF which achieved a bullish call toput ratio and high trading volumes experts attribute bitcoin’s rise to its unique status as decentralized electronic cash often liken to digital gold with a limited Supply that could

reach Valuation levels comparable to physical gold the Cryptocurrency Market’s value has soared past $3 trillion reflecting widespread investor confidence Market

observers also highlight bitcoin’s potential to challenge traditional Financial systems citing lower transaction fees and technological advancements such as layer 2 Solutions as Regulatory and technological Landscapes evolve Bitcoin continues to redefine the Global Financial ecosystem driving

discussions on its transformative role and the future of digital Assets as we come to a close what are your thoughts on bitcoin’s role in reshaping the Global Financial system how might bitcoin’s integration into institutional Portfolios or Sovereign

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