Previously slated for 2026, it appears that the current administration's policies are pulling the future #recession into the present.
This may distort the four-year cycles of which we have grown accustomed.
Which may also effect the *expected* price action of macro assets... especially #bitcoin (in fiat currency terms).
We are living in interesting times.
Adapt accordingly.
Going to stay humble and stack sats about it. Plans remain unchanged.
being a Bitcoin stoic is so refreshingly boring.
there's just one thing to do. you automate that and then go on with the rest of your life.
that's the real unlock of Bitcoin. it gives people their agency back without risk of losing their wealth.
with intermezzo when I'm looking for a btc collaterized loan to pay fcking income tax because paying taxes is something my future me have to deal with when stacking sats 🤪
Recessionistas were right! Boom!
Bear crab? Or full on bear?
Are you saying the future is uncertain? 🧐
Larry Lepard was correct by the looks of it. When you having him on the show Dr Jeff... really looking forward to it
So is this a prevailing narrative over M2 for BTC/risk-on asset price action?
Where’s your cool time-the-market perfect setup for the breakout bull run line chart now? lol
Meanwhile, DCA everyday all the way, FTW
Hi dr.jeff I'm not convinced that there will be a recession in 2025 but we'll see. In your opinion ₿ can still make new highs in 2025?
Yup 🫡
Stay humble and let the market unfold
Jeff are you thinking we’ve peaked?
As clear as mud 😯
Global liquidity is rising. Bitcoin ATH by June. Tariffs will be sorted in the next week or so and we'll be going back up.
Based on the realvision update I watched yesterday
Doc, a lot of people are saying (these are blackpilled peeps, so do with this info what you will) that April 25 will be the recession. However, according to another individual who is probably graypilled, not so fast.
Who knows?
Tariffs are bullish for Bitcoin. Not sure why everyone is shitting their pants. Bitcoin's cycle, just like all other assets, broadly follows global liquidity. Guess what, global liquidity has been increasing and the tariffs are going to increase it even more, since countries will need to support their industries etc. with fresh liquidity injections. Don't overthink it!
So.... were the "recessionistas" right all along, even by coincidence?
