Wed, April 03, 2024 at 14:39
Hey Annie, guess what?
Anthony Pompliano, the founder of Pomp Investments, is super bullish on Bitcoin!๐
Really?
What's he saying?๐ค
He was on CNBC recently and said that it's hard to see how Bitcoin's price won't keep going up.
He mentioned a bunch of catalysts and historical precedents that make him believe this.
Historical precedents?
Like what?
Well, he pointed out that we just hit a really important milestone before the halving.
We had the highest weekly, monthly, and quarterly close for Bitcoin.
The last four times this happened, Bitcoin appreciated at least 300% through the rest of the bull market!๐ฒ
Wow!
That's quite a prediction.
But isn't there always a risk it won't happen again?
Absolutely, Annie!
He did mention that it doesn't necessarily mean it's going to happen again.
But having this happen before the halving is like having a demand shock, and now we're going to have a supply shock.
I see... And how is Bitcoin doing right now?
As of now, Bitcoin is trading at $65,744.
That's up about 66% from the January low of around $39,500.๐ฐ
That's quite an increase!
But why does he think the price is going up?
He thinks economic anxieties and hopelessness could be driving the price appreciation.
The dollar has lost 25% of its purchasing power in four years, and we have $1.1 trillion in credit card debt.
Plus, 43 million Americans have federal student debt with an average balance of $37,000.๐ฐ
That's a lot of debt...
So people are turning to Bitcoin out of desperation?
Kinda, yeah.
He said people have lost hope and are looking for ways to live in a country where it's cheaper to rent than to buy a home in 50 major metros.
Some people think that buying a memecoin has better odds than a lottery ticket, and many believe Bitcoin is actually the safest bet.
So, is this news good or bad for the market?
Well, if you're a Bitcoin holder or investor, this is definitely good news!
It suggests that the price may continue to rise.
But remember, investing in cryptocurrencies is risky and you should only invest what you can afford to lose.
To sum up, this article is considered a ๐Bullish for investors!!