
FULL VERSION: Bitcoin Flashes End of Bear ETF Inflows Return & Mixed CAGRs out to 2045
- Historically, the end of the World Cup often marked the bottom of the Bitcoin price.
- It remains to be seen if this pattern repeats, but signs are accumulating.
- Bitcoin is up 11% in July, currently trading above $65,000.
- A clear signal: Four consecutive days of positive ETF inflows for the first time since April 2026.
- This suggests the massive ETF dumping of the last three months is easing, attracting new investors.
- A CryptoQuant chart shows a historic end-of-bear-market signal.
- The short-term holder cost basis has dropped below the adjusted long-term holder cost basis (âCost Basis Crossingâ). This happens roughly once every four years.
- This signals the final phase of the bear market, making Dollar-Cost-Averaging particularly promising.
- The speaker estimates 54 days (originally 61) of the bear market remain.
- Only 4.5% of the total 21 million Bitcoins remain to be mined (~940,000 BTC).
- MicroStrategy's Michael Saylor already owns 850,000 BTC â virtually the entire future supply for the next 120 years.
- There are about 70 million millionaires worldwide, but there will never be more than 15 million Bitcoins tradable (86% are held long-term).
- Mark Moss: Predicts $1 million by 2030, $14 million by 2040, and $45 million by 2050.
- Peter Brandt (TA Guru): Expects a cycle peak only in 2029 around $300,000 and a final bottom at $40,000 in October 2026.
- The speaker's CAGR analysis questions these targets:
- For $1 million in 4 years, an annual growth rate of 98% would be needed â unrealistic.
- For $300,000 in 3 years, a yearly gain of 66% is still required.
- Conclusion: The longer the timeframe, the more plausible (e.g., 31% for 2050). Current predictions seem ambitious from the current level (65K).
- Example India: The Reserve Bank must bail out the Rupee to prevent a collapse. The currency lost 160% against the USD in 18 years.
- Russia is preparing to legalize Bitcoin for cross-border trade (gas, oil).
- Bitcoin is increasingly adopted in countries with currency devaluation (Iran, Nigeria, India).
- Michael Saylor is strengthening reserves but also selling Bitcoin to pay dividends â a risky strategy.
- The goal is to bring the STRC (preferred stock) price back to $100 (currently $88.17).
- Time is short as the bear market is expected to end soon.
- Michael Saylor wrote a 110-page essay against BIP 1110 (a Soft Fork). He argues for âguardians of neutralityâ instead of âguardians of purityâ to fight spam transactions.
- The community is divided: Are miners dependent on spam fees? Does this undermine Bitcoin's simplicity?
- A movie quote from âInterstellarâ: 1 hour on a planet = 7 years on Earth.
- Metaphor: Patience and a long holding period are key for disruptive assets like Bitcoin.
Conclusion: There are strong cyclical and fundamental signals for the bear market's end, but âmoonâ predictions should be taken with caution. Global FIAT crises are driving demand, while scarcity is historically unique.






