Bitcoin Halving Kicks Off The Bull Run

    what was it last week or a week and a
    half ago we were down around 60,000
    you’re getting a nice bump back up
    66,000 today chanal 66,000 but still off
    those highs let’s take that contrarian
    view too taking a look at Bitcoin
    climbing following the weekends having
    remember the having cuts the number of
    Bitcoin produced daily in half we’re
    going to discuss that more with pomp
    Investments founder Anthony Pompano and
    I think you sit here on a Monday Cal him
    after the storm and you wonder did it
    did it work I mean the having worked but
    did it really create that Catalyst for
    crypto that everyone expected yeah one
    of the things that everyone wants to see
    is like the having occurs in a minute
    later all of a sudden the price goes up
    or down or sideways what’s going to
    occur but what we’ve seen historically
    is that the having does take some time
    to kind of work in um there was great
    research that came out of bitwise and
    what they showed was in the month before
    the having the average return over the
    last couple of bull markets has been 19%
    in the month after the having it’s been
    1.7% so you’d say oh if I look at it as
    a 30-day before 30-day after it doesn’t
    really matter but if you actually look
    at it over a longer time frame let’s say
    12 months or 18 months the having has
    marked a point where then we go up and
    so it’s just classic economics 101 right
    if demand stays the same and you take
    away half of the incoming Supply the
    price has to adjust up or down to
    accommodate everyone I think that this
    time won’t be any different you have to
    wonder how long the having kind of works
    as a monetary theory if you will and a
    way to control the supply of Bitcoin to
    your point if demand stays the same but
    at what point do you know that demand
    will continue at the same Pace that it
    has we’ve already seen a lot of those
    flows into the ETF start to moderate
    yeah what’s interesting is that Bitcoin
    actually the demand in terms of
    aggregate dollars is actually going up
    and so what you would look at is you say
    oh there’s lots of people who already
    own Bitcoin who else is going to buy
    Bitcoin well the biggest pools of
    capital are still left and so if you
    look at some of these large Sovereign
    wealth funds Etc uh the ETFs introduce a
    way for them to actually get price
    exposure without taking control of the
    Bitcoin so you can imagine there’s
    certain countries around the world that
    all a sudden they were buying Bitcoin
    taking self custody people will be
    asking some questions why are you doing
    that right why are you taking your
    Central Bank Reserves and getting it out
    of uh these other assets that the US
    likes you to have it in and so I do
    think that the ETFs will allow that
    price exposure there are sovn wells that
    are going to go ahead and allocate to it
    the question is just how much higher
    will Bitcoin go in this bull market
    that’s what everyone’s trying to figure
    out there was a lot of talk before we
    sort of ended up in this uh this new
    bull market there was a lot of talk
    about regulation right of course you
    know you got whatever the SEC was trying
    to do and then you had other Regulators
    across the world basically trying to
    clamp down on this you don’t really hear
    about that much anymore I think they
    kind of feel like well we’ve put out our
    proposals and you know that’s the best
    we can do yeah so I think that Bitcoin
    is the first asset that’s kind of gotten
    through the regulatory Gauntlet right in
    Regulators around the world say hey this
    is not a security this thing is kind of
    a digital gold and we’re okay with that
    and going to treat it that way uh the
    other assets very much feel like they’re
    still in the gauntlet right and
    constantly there are Regulators both in
    the United States and elsewhere trying
    to figure out how to classify these
    things uh the nice thing about the
    United States capital markets is that
    usually The Regulators figure it out it
    may be tumultuous on the way there but
    eventually they will reach some
    agreement and they’ll all treat it the
    same way and that’ll provide Clarity for
    people to go and start building in this
    industry in a way that I think is
    conducive to what we’re trying to
    accomplish in America I know some of
    that regulatory risk has shifted away to
    bitcoin to some of the other digital
    assets but there’s also been a lot of
    talk about maybe a potential upswing for
    some of those assets as well the idea
    that they haven’t necessarily
    participated in the rally to the same
    extent as Bitcoin one of the most
    interesting things that people kind of
    wake up to coming out of the crypto
    world is there might be more Deens on
    Wall Street than there are in the crypto
    world right if you say to someone hey
    you can get 10x leverage if you say that
    there’s 100x opportunity there’s a lot
    of people in suits and ties are going to
    pay attention and so I do think that we
    like to have a black and white world and
    say oh like all the Risk Takers over
    here in crypto all of the smart money is
    on Wall Street but naturally there are
    just as many Risk Takers if not more on
    Wall Street and so what I think is now
    going to be a big narrative going over
    the next 12 months how do those
    investors get access to those assets
    right and so you’re going to see altcoin
    ETFs you’re going to see them start to
    create all kinds of different funds in
    the private markets closed end opened
    end Etc where they are going to try to
    get at these assets they believe are
    asymmetric because they want returns and
    there’s not that many returns in other
    asset classes Anthony I know you invest
    kind of across asset here do you think
    that at this point you would put more bu
    money into Bitcoin versus the big Tech
    Giants or do you start to take some
    chips off the table in Bitcoin as
    somebody who’s been a traditional crypto
    investor and invest in normal way
    markets I mean which is a better risk
    asset to you at this point yeah there’s
    a really interesting bifurcation that’s
    occurring if you’re optimizing solely
    for return I think people will continue
    to allocate to bitcoin cryptocurrencies
    because they see it as a more asymmetric
    asset it’s got a bigger Tailwind more
    Capital flowing in there one of the
    things that people are not talking about
    yet though is people in the crypto
    industry who have built wealth up when
    they go to a bank and they want to get a
    mortgage they want to get some sort of
    loan Etc the banks write their crypto
    assets to zero and so now all of a
    sudden if you show up and let’s say you
    have $10 million in crypto and you have
    $100,000 in the bank the bank says
    you’re worth $100,000 and so what I do
    see a lot of uh people in the crypto
    world is they’re starting to diversify
    slightly not not a ton but slightly
    because they’re trying to actually say
    look I’m going to get married I’m going
    to get you know kids I’m going to try to
    buy a house I I got to go kind of live
    my life and so I think it’s just going
    to be very interesting the wealth
    generation crypto starts to seek into
    these other asset classes and can they
    do that though can they sort of provide
    that without actually giving up control
    or basically giving up ownership so this
    is where now we’re going to have a
    competition right obviously the Legacy
    folks if you go talk to the banks their
    official position is hey we don’t touch
    those assets the younger people in the
    banks they want these people to be able
    to interface with their financial
    services Etc but right now you’ve got to
    sell the crypto to be able to get Fiat
    or kind of traditional assets put into
    the bank
    what I do think is people in the cpto
    who say why don’t we just go offer those
    financial services and we’ll the cpto
    you won’t have to sell it and I think
    that’s where the competition is going to
    be will the old incumbents win or will
    these new players come out on top all
    right Anthony great stuff Anthony bump
    leano bump Investments founder

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