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You take a position for a trade, and suddenly you're wrong, and now it's an investment Franklin Templeton's Chris Galipeau on the mistake everyone has made. You need to make sure before you enter any trade what your exit plan is, numero uno. And you need to define your time parameters. That is not what you want. All that does is prove to you you're dead wrong. I've made that mistake, you guys have all made that mistake, and that's something to just be mindful of. Be careful of matching your trad

You don't have a rally like that without a digestion period Dave on why he expects Bitcoin range bound after its largest week ever. Bitcoin had the single largest one week rally in its history, during a period when Mike was saying sell it, sell it, sell it. Now it's at a price sitting just a little bit under, $3,000 or $4,000 under, its 50 week moving average. As luck would have it, we are going into a period where you expect digestion. Even Mike expects not a whole lot to happen in the next two

Dave on why technology made energy cheap and precious metals expensive When Mike talks about precious metals and oil, you need to understand that technology has actually made it more expensive to produce precious metals, whereas it's gotten ridiculously cheap to produce energy. Natural gas and oil cost of production has come way down over the last 20 years, whereas gold cost is actually higher, mostly because of oil as an input and environmental laws. And silver, we don't produce enough. When yo

You're not hearing quantum as a threat anymore Dave on the research and the Bitcoin proposals that took quantum off the table. There's a very well regarded paper out there which calls into question whether quantum will ever, literally ever, be able to break Shor's algorithm. And frankly we're not talking about the next two years, we're talking about ever. I'm not saying they're right or wrong, I'm nowhere near capable of understanding the math involved, but if you look at it, it looks pretty com

Only about 61% of the common stock they sold this week went to purchase Bitcoin Here's where the other 39% of Strategy's raise went. They raised $602 million and bought $370 million worth of Bitcoin. It was divided four ways. $370 million bought Bitcoin, $151 million repurchased STRC shares, working very hard to push that back up to par at $100. $50.7 million paid STRC dividends, and they already have over $5 billion saved for that. The fact that they're paying them in real time and have it save

$80 billion erased from Bitcoin treasury companies, with 43 of the 50 largest trading below where they announced What has two thumbs and told you copying Strategy was going to be a terrible idea for all these companies? This guy. Been saying it for a year and a half, and sadly my opinion on what was going to happen is coming true. The combined market cap of the 50 largest Bitcoin treasury companies has fallen from approximately $150 billion in July of 2025, when this was all the hype, to $67 bil

Jason from Blockworks says AI is having its 2021 crypto moment, and a reckoning is coming I actually believe AI is going through the moment that happened to crypto in 2021, where everything caught a bid. Celebrities were launching not only NFTs but their own chains. If you put blockchain in the name of your company you could raise a round. That's happening with AI right now. There will be a reckoning, I promise you. And then in a couple of years the best companies in AI will be a hundred times l

I got crucified on the timeline for being a PE guy Santi on why crypto now rewards fundamentals over narratives. I've been talking about this since late last year. I'm an investor in a lot of these protocols, Ethena, Pump, and I was calling the same thing. Well, I come from a world of investing in fundamentals and cash flow. Crypto has matured as an industry. In 2017 you were throwing narratives on the wall, and if it stuck the market believed it, because you're talking about a huge TAM. Let's r

Warsh went hawkish when the market expected him to follow Bessent What we had today was an expectation that Warsh would follow in his buddy Bessent's path. There were a lot of articles saying Bitcoin will or won't go up based on this, and this is the most important comments ever from a Fed chair for Bitcoin. I don't agree with any of that, but I can understand the reason they were saying so. There were basically two paths Warsh could take. He could say yes, we're going to ease, we're going to lo

Charles Schwab adding SOL, AVAX and LINK isn't about winning customers, it's about not losing them To me, this isn't really Charles Schwab trying to gain new customers. This is Charles Schwab trying not to lose customers who want exposure to these assets to other platforms. If you leave Charles Schwab as a customer, or take twenty percent of your assets and go to OKX and buy Bitcoin, that money never comes back. Even if you go buy Bitcoin right now, you can't send that Bitcoin back to Charles Sc