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How do you predict Bitcoin’s next major move when calling the market top is nearly impossible? In this conversation, we explain why short-term and long-term Bitcoin price predictions can be unreliable, especially when looking six months or a year ahead. The State of Bitcoin Markets breaks down the case... show more

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Watch the full interview on YouTube:

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off-topic: Do you plan on aligning with Strategy's daily dividends, similarly to how you guys did it with SATA?

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Of course!!

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The solution suggested by this type of reflection is not to guess the future, but to understand the cycles and build conviction based on structural adoption, reducing dependence on short-term price fluctuations. .

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I’d miss the market too

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