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AI Bubble, Fed Pivot, Liquidity Cycles, & Bitcoin’s Next Move | Preston Pysh
I chat with Preston Pysh, investor, educator, and host of Bitcoin Fundamentals on The Investor’s Podcast Network. We dive into everything from confusing macro signals and monetary policy pivots to his thoughts on the evolution of the four-year cycle. We also get into the political chess game of the Fed, what Trump might be planning for Powell’s replacement, and how institutions like Harvard are signaling strong convi
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1 Straight up highway robbery, the corruption, the robbery that occurs for most people around the 2 world and what they deal with just because the money is so broke in most parts of the world 3 is changing and no government can stop that.
I would say Trump's putting them in there for a 4 reason and the reason is probably to win midterms.
Bitcoin has such a massive upside, call it a 30 to 5 40% annualized return, dollar cost average in the Bitcoin over time.
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world and what they deal with just because the money is so broke in most parts of the world
is changing and no government can stop that. I would say Trump's putting them in there for a
reason and the reason is probably to win midterms. Bitcoin has such a massive upside, call it a 30 to
40% annualized return, dollar cost average in the Bitcoin over time. That volatility is actually
advantageous to you. He's effectively a bank that is over collateralized to a point that
offsets the volatility risk of Bitcoin. You can store the private key in your head, in your brain,
and you can go anywhere you want in the world and you can still access that. Quantitative
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I chat with Preston Pysh, investor, educator, and host of Bitcoin Fundamentals on The Investor’s Podcast Network. We dive into everything from confusing macro signals and monetary policy pivots to his thoughts on the evolution of the four-year cycle. We also get into the political chess game of the Fed, what Trump might be planning for Powell’s replacement, and how institutions like Harvard are signaling strong conviction in Bitcoin. If you’re trying to make sense of the weird vibes in the market, this episode is for you.
