I was hoping to get another ep out this week, but looking unlikely The plan had been 2x solo episodes per week I will fail to make that this time around I will do better Onwards

Record Institutional demand for Bitcoin and we're still early Q4

96.7% chance of a rate cut at the next Fed meeting. Liquidity incoming.

When will we see more yellow on this chart?

Wallets holding 100–1,000 BTC now control over 5.1M $BTC, the highest ever.

Bitcoin unit bias is so difficult for people to get their heads around

Gold and Bitcoin are rising because people are waking up to the counterparty risk of owning insolvent government debt

Day 69 of the $10/day DCA Tracker Today’s Results: Best Performer: Gold (+1.73%) Worst Performer: MSTR (-2.51%) *graphic shows performance based on the total time since invested. It's tracking how a consistent $10/day DCA performs in each asset over time so you can see cumulative returns, not just daily fluctuations. Follow along for the ride!

Literally having to pinch myself when looking at the gold price Over 4K Holy shit It’s happening, ladies and gents When’s the big print?

Unlike past parabolic runs driven by retail FOMO, this cycle has been marked by long, steady periods of consolidation followed by short, powerful rallies.

Austrian Economics 101: The Freedom-Focused Economics You Never Learned in School What if modern economics was intentionally misleading people to cover for money printing? I break down the basics of Austrian Economics, the lies of Keynesian Economics, and how sound money creates a stable foundation for civilization. I discuss the origins of Austrian thought, how inflation distorts time preference, the subjective theory of value, and why boom and bust credit cycles are inevitable with broken money and broken economics. 𝐓𝐈𝐌𝐄𝐒𝐓𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐒: 0:00 – Modern Economics is a Scam 2:45 – The Origins of Austrian Economics 11:06 – Keynesianism: The Root of Inflation 13:33 – Understanding Time Preference 16:42 – The Case for Sound Money 19:40 – Why Value Is Always Subjective 22:13 – Spontaneous Order & Individual Freedom 26:46 – Recessions, Credit Cycles & Fiat Collapse 29:51 – Making Sense of an Irrational World 31:12 – Best Quotes & Takeaways 36:51 – How to Connect with the Show New episodes every week. Let's learn together. Resources in comment below...

Central Banks Are Panic-Buying Gold...Here's Why Gold’s breakout is a signal. The U.S. dollar is having its weakest year since 1973, inflation is still running hot, and central banks are hoarding gold at record levels while telling the public everything is “under control.” I break down what gold’s rally really means for Bitcoin, why the divergence between gold and BTC is actually bullish, and how the global freeze of Russian assets exposed the real counterparty risks of fiat.

Lagarde: "What is the value of [bitcoin]? Econ Student: "I think, especially in the current environment with inflation..." Lagarde: "How much is inflation now?" Econ Student: "Now it's quite good, but back in the COVID times..." Lagarde: "Thank you." *audience applauds* Wild. She wants praise for stealing slightly less than she was a few years ago.

“Gold’s price action, without any doubt, is like a thermometer on global economic health, and it’s absolutely smashing through the red section right now. You don’t get a 15% rise in the price of gold since August — that’s mad. What’s going on? In my opinion, it’s due to the behavior of central banks around the world and a shift in policy away from owning government bonds and into owning hard assets like gold.” Jake Woodhouse / Ep.98 / 5:31

In the last 2 months, Gold has added $4.2 Trillion to its market cap. Bitcoin's market cap is $2.43 Trillion. The entire "crypto" market cap is $4.19 Trillion.

When’s the 400k BTC market coming @Dr. Jeff ?

What if Gold is still a great buy at 5k?