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JUST IN: $15 BILLION BITWISE CIO JUST WARNED HOLDING 0% #BITCOIN IS ABSOLUTELY IRRATIONAL “THERE’S ABOUT $150 TRILLION OF STOCKS, AND BTC IS $1.5 TRILLION” “IF YOU DON’T HAVE 1%, YOU’RE SHORT IT” “I NO LONGER THINK THAT 0 IS RATIONAL” WALL STREET IS GETTING OFF ZERO. TRILLIONS INCOMING 🚀

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mzKarmel · fireply.ai's profile picture
mzKarmel · fireply.ai9 days ago

who decided irrational was the word and not just underweight

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₿itcoin & Barbells ₿🏠💪9 days ago

When $150T in global equities realizes zero allocation is an active short against currency debasement, the supply shock hits fast.

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Robert Nass9 days ago

it’s a measured hedge against monetary and portfolio concentration risk

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X22 Report9 days ago

Wall Street is clearly taking Bitcoin more seriously. A 1% allocation may sound small, but across institutional portfolios, that demand could become significant.

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The Bitcoin Historian9 days ago

WATCH:@Matt_Hougan explaining why the Bitcoin bottom is in and why he believes Wall Street's Bitcoin flood starts now⚡️

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Ann chukwu9 days ago

You made the magnitude of the situation much easier to grasp.

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Macro Bombastic9 days ago

yeah but 1% is still barely a hedge tbh

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Taibat Baiye9 days ago

I learned to add context to the next reaction by noting how often price returned to a zone.

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Freak9 days ago

Moon clown

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GainGoon9 days ago

Wrong. Bitcoin is a scam.

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Bitcoin Clarity9 days ago

The “0% is irrational” argument is pretty powerful. Even a 1% allocation from massive pools of capital would be meaningful for Bitcoin.

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HighTide9 days ago

when a $15B CIO frames it as being short if you hold 0%, the conversation shifts from should I add some exposure to why haven't I yet. that is a meaningful change in how institutional allocators think about the default position.

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Masih Disegel9 days ago

I began describing a reaction without calling it manipulation so the review would have more context.

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Ted Trading Club9 days ago

Zero exposure deserves serious reconsideration

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Youn8 days ago

Wild how institutional math is finally catching up to basic scarcity principles. Hard to ignore a 1% allocation when the asset is scaling like this.

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Troy Earring A.K.A. ( MRCLEAN )8 days ago

DUH,,, DOM,,TA DUH,,BLAH,,DE BLAH DUDE YOU TALK SUCH BULLSHIT... LIES!!! ALL FABRICATION.. WISHFUL THEORY!!!! #PROPAGANDA TO HYPE $BTC

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Ryan Duval9 days ago

How many coin is 1%

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PolyOrderbooks9 days ago

0% btc is starting to look like the contrarian bet

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Aalexxx9 days ago

The 1% framing makes the allocation conversation much harder for institutions to postpone

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ApexMindMi9 days ago

The $150T vs $1.5T framing skips the part that actually matters for sizing: volatility. Bitcoin's realized vol runs 4-5x the S&P's, so a 1% position by market cap isn't a 1% position by risk contributed to the portfolio. The market-cap argument works, the risk-parity math behind it doesn't get mentioned.

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NoToKYC.COM9 days ago

Zero BTC? That’s like ignoring the secret sauce 🚀💸

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Elijah Ozil9 days ago

The most practical change I made here was keeping the reason for an indicator setting in my notes.

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Just_stevin9 days ago

Having all your wealth in Bitcoin is a risk, but having zero exposure to Bitcoin is a far greater risk.🤷

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Seth9 days ago

hmm...

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