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In this episode, Lloyd breaks down why Bitcoin’s collapse wasn’t luck, and why the next phase could be even more brutal than people expect. Cheap money is gone, liquidity is tightening, speculative demand is evaporating and the narratives propping up Bitcoin are cracking under real economic pressure.

You’ll learn:

◼️ Why Bitcoin’s rise depended on cheap money, speculation and new participants

◼️ How tightening liquidity and global rate hikes triggered the crash

◼️ Why Bitcoin behaves like a high‑beta tech stock without earnings

◼️ How sentiment, not fundamentals, drives every boom and collapse

◼️ What the next phase could look like as the market faces a real credit crunch

Timestamps:

00:00:00 - Introduction

00:00:42 – Why Bitcoin Has No Fundamentals

00:02:10 – Cheap Money, Speculation and New Participants

00:03:40 – Liquidity Tightening and the Japan Carry Trade Unwinding

00:05:20 – Why Speculative Assets Fall First

00:06:30 – Bitcoin’s 24/7 Market and No Fail‑Safe Mechanisms

00:07:50 – Why Bitcoin Behaves Like a High‑Beta Tech Stock

00:09:10 – The Problem With Assets That Produce No Cash Flow

00:10:40 – Why Bitcoin’s Core Narratives Are Breaking

00:12:20 – Historical Parallels: Tulips, Dot‑Coms, SPACs and NFTs

00:13:40 – Three Possible Outcomes for Bitcoin From Here

00:15:00 – Why Cash‑Flowing Assets Always Win Long Term

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