
Onramp Bitcoin Media Davos Laughs at BTC, Crypto Dies, & Gold Adds $20 Trillion | THE ₿ROADCAST EP. 22
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Jan 24, 2026 Jackson Mikalic, a Bitcoin-native analyst, joins to dissect Davos’ dismissive tone and why laughter may signal being early. They contrast Bitcoin’s durability with fading crypto narratives. Jackson also unpacks massive gold inflows and how sovereign stacking could shape future institutional adoption. Short, sharp takes on macro shifts and money’s slow upgrades.
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Early Laughter Indicates Early Opportunity
- Davos laughed at Brian Armstrong claiming Bitcoin competes with fiat, which signals how early adoption still is.
- Bram and Jackson see the mockery as bullish because it shows mainstream ignorance and opportunity to accumulate.
Crypto's Real Gains Are Narrow
- Much of crypto outside Bitcoin narrowed to stablecoins and tokenization for TradFi efficiency.
- Brian argues that these are marginal back-office gains compared with Bitcoin's monetary innovation.
Fragmentation Strengthens Bitcoin's Case
- The crypto sector fractures into Bitcoin maximalists, meme gambling, and layer-one infighting.
- Jackson says this fragmentation reinforces Bitcoin's case as the lone credible monetary technology.





