Simply Bitcoin Wall Street CRASHED Bitcoin DOWN To $80,000!! [Heres Proof] | EP 1389
Dec 2, 2025
Kent Halliburton, CEO of Saz Mining, joins to delve into the complexities of Bitcoin mining. He discusses the economic pressures miners face and the fascinating dynamics between hash rates and prices. Kent argues institutions are manipulating Bitcoin's cycles post-ETF launch for accumulation. He also highlights Saz Mining's innovative software-as-a-service model, which offers aligned incentives and cost benefits compared to traditional public miners. Expect insights on the future of liquidity and mining’s transformative potential!
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Vanguard's Sudden Bitcoin U-Turn
- Vanguard reversed its anti-ETF stance and now allows clients to buy Bitcoin ETFs via its platform.
- The change signals institutional adoption accelerating Bitcoin's mainstream access and legitimacy.
ETF 'Testing' And A Suspected Price Play
- Vanguard said products were "tested through periods of market volatility" before allowing them, implying the crashes were observed.
- Hosts suggest that institutional testing may coincide with deliberate price moves to accumulate Bitcoin cheaply.
Institutions Playing The Four-Year Cycle
- Kent Halliburton argues institutions used the four-year cycle to run prices up then dump to accumulate Bitcoin.
- He sees the ETF-era market structure as enabling large players to 'fill their bags' while retail expects continuation.
