Bitcoin Price Prediction for the New Bull Run | Bisher Khudeira on The Money Block™ Ep. 132

And welcome, America.

Welcome, world.

You are here at the right time, right place.

That's right, this is the Money Block, America's Bitcoin-focused TV and radio show, syndicated coast to coast on BizTV.

And so happy you guys could join us because things are heating up in the market.

Bitcoin is looking good, and, uh, I've got somebody who is a returning guest, uh, an affiliate that I'm working with.

And, uh, I am so pumped to have Bishar Kadara back in the saddle.

He is the COO of Stormrak.

And so Bishar, I think we have quite a conversation, uh, to unpack for those who are watching the markets and are getting excited about the Bitcoin price.

In fact, you recently were the one that made a call a few weeks back, uh, that you basically were stating, "Hey, the Bitcoin bear market is coming to an end.

The bull market is here." And, uh, you know, it seems that bad news keeps unfolding, but the price still doesn't get impacted in a negative way.

It's been going up still, and, uh, that may be the case for, um, some, uh, some, some new signs of a bull market.

What do you say, my friend?

Well, that's right.

I mean, if we're going up on bad news, we're definitely in a bull market.

That doesn't mean that we're gonna go up in a straight line.

We had seen some volatility overnight as the 10-year yield spiked over 5.3% and the five-year hit a five handle for the first time since the global financial crisis.

So there are some headwinds in front of us, but nonetheless, the market isn't seeing or pricing in the bond market, isn't really pricing in runaway inflation.

They're pricing in a credibility crisis and a sovereign debt crisis, which in, uh, for Bitcoin or for gold or silver or even non-sovereign assets, they start to look a lot more attractive because now it's calling into question Fed credibility and the government's ability to repay its debt burdens.

So whilst the headline number looks a bit scary, I think the underlying fundamental cause is Bitcoin was built for exactly this environment.

Back in the global financial crisis, all of the government interventionism, the, the banks too big to fail, Bitcoin was built for just this moment and is doing exceptionally well and really el- elevating itself and its standard as a non-sovereign as- asset during this sovereign debt crisis.

And welcome, America.

Welcome, world.

You are here at the right time, right place.

That's right, this is the Money Block, America's Bitcoin-focused TV and radio show, syndicated coast to coast on BizTV.

And so happy you guys could join us because things are heating up in the market.

Bitcoin is looking good, and, uh, I've got somebody who is a returning guest, uh, an affiliate that I'm working with.

And, uh, I am so pumped to have Bishar Kadara back in the saddle.

He is the COO of Stormrak.

And so Bishar, I think we have quite a conversation, uh, to unpack for those who are watching the markets and are getting excited about the Bitcoin price.

In fact, you recently were the one that made a call a few weeks back, uh, that you basically were stating, "Hey, the Bitcoin bear market is coming to an end.

The bull market is here." And, uh, you know, it seems that bad news keeps unfolding, but the price still doesn't get impacted in a negative way.

It's been going up still, and, uh, that may be the case for, um, some, uh, some, some new signs of a bull market.

What do you say, my friend?

Well, that's right.

I mean, if we're going up on bad news, we're definitely in a bull market.

That doesn't mean that we're gonna go up in a straight line.

We had seen some volatility overnight as the 10-year yield spiked over 5.3% and the five-year hit a five handle for the first time since the global financial crisis.

So there are some headwinds in front of us, but nonetheless, the market isn't seeing or pricing in the bond market, isn't really pricing in runaway inflation.

They're pricing in a credibility crisis and a sovereign debt crisis, which in, uh, for Bitcoin or for gold or silver or even non-sovereign assets, they start to look a lot more attractive because now it's calling into question Fed credibility and the government's ability to repay its debt burdens.

So whilst the headline number looks a bit scary, I think the underlying fundamental cause is Bitcoin was built for exactly this environment.

Back in the global financial crisis, all of the government interventionism, the, the banks too big to fail, Bitcoin was built for just this moment and is doing exceptionally well and really el- elevating itself and its standard as a non-sovereign as- asset during this sovereign debt crisis.