Alex Thorne

The market is definitely looking for that next narrative still for what's to come in 2027.

And as we've fully matured out of this bear market, like Alex Thorne from Galaxy kind of articulated in his recent research report, it's like, what's next on the horizon? But at the same time, You know, while we look to what's ahead, I think we're just kind of stalled in this waiting period here, given all the uncertainty.

We've got midterms in the U.S. coming up next week.

We've got a Fed meeting and decision this afternoon.

Yeah, we had someone on earlier today who said the indexes need Bitcoin and its treasury companies more than they need those indexes.

But before we let you go here, I want to look forward to the end of 2027 here.

You mentioned the Galaxy report from Alex Thorne saying Bitcoin is out of the bear market.

So where do you see Bitcoin going by the end of 2027 and what gets it there?

Are we about to see the AI bubble pop? Is that all about to just go haywire? It does seem like it was a pretty rocky week.

Well, friends, like so many things in our life these days, we have to start with the macro.

All right, all right, there were a couple of, you could call them biggish moments in the last week or so that did spook the AI traders and suggested that the AI trade was slowing down.

And one of them was just the hard numbers from our buddies over

They know it.

The financial class knows it.

Just because your everyday friends and family members don't know where we're at doesn't mean it isn't real anymore.

It's becoming common knowledge, and they're even signaling it to you.

But yeah.

on the 21st of September galaxies, Alex Thorne reported 52.37 BC sitting in an address belonging to the crypto recovery trust, a Wyoming statutory trust settled to hand coins back to their owners, which equates to about 2.8% of everything that was taken in the whole, you know, hack across all people.

Um, if, uh, what else we got here? Um, The first payout has now happened.

UK law firm Edmund Marshall McMahon says that it recovered 20 BTC, which is about $1.75 million for one client on the 23rd of September in Fulham with no deduction about seven weeks after the theft.