Crypto Talk Radio: Basic Cryptonomics
Oct 14, 2026 · 34 min · 11 segments
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[upbeat music] Coinmarketcap.com, we'll zoom out to the month charts starting with Bitcoin showing a sideward trend.
Does not appear to be an upwards trend, does not appear to be a downward trend.
That's sideward trend.
I, I just made that up.
Sideward trend currently hovering around the $83,000 mark.
People expect it to go higher and it's not going higher, and people don't really know exactly what's going on.
I had a couple people saying this, "It's up and down and up and down and up and down." Yes, that's what it's been for a long time.
It's what I said it was going to be.
I didn't see what some people were seeing.
I don't know why it's doing what it's doing, but it is.
It was, and it started declining.
It's possible, don't know for sure, but it's possible that there's some sell-out behavior but just not significant enough to cause runs or anything.
That should give us some hints as to where we go overall industry-wide.
And of course, all the turmoil with the government and, you know, the bombing that happened to Riyadh and W- you know, it's, it's world.
On the world stage, a lot of those will have impacts.
I said, this was like last year, the cycle's been broken.
It no longer exists.
It's not there, right? We have right now is the normal, quote.
I say normal seeing that w- we don't see outrageous price jumps, and we don't see outrageous drops.
This is normal, as in stable, steady state with no movement, and some people are sketchy about it 'cause they're expecting another run-up.
[upbeat music] Coinmarketcap.com, we'll zoom out to the month charts starting with Bitcoin showing a sideward trend.
Does not appear to be an upwards trend, does not appear to be a downward trend.
That's sideward trend.
I, I just made that up.
Sideward trend currently hovering around the $83,000 mark.
People expect it to go higher and it's not going higher, and people don't really know exactly what's going on.
I had a couple people saying this, "It's up and down and up and down and up and down." Yes, that's what it's been for a long time.
It's what I said it was going to be.
I didn't see what some people were seeing.
I don't know why it's doing what it's doing, but it is.
It was, and it started declining.
It's possible, don't know for sure, but it's possible that there's some sell-out behavior but just not significant enough to cause runs or anything.
That should give us some hints as to where we go overall industry-wide.
And of course, all the turmoil with the government and, you know, the bombing that happened to Riyadh and W- you know, it's, it's world.
On the world stage, a lot of those will have impacts.
I said, this was like last year, the cycle's been broken.
It no longer exists.
It's not there, right? We have right now is the normal, quote.
I say normal seeing that w- we don't see outrageous price jumps, and we don't see outrageous drops.
This is normal, as in stable, steady state with no movement, and some people are sketchy about it 'cause they're expecting another run-up.
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