
Onramp Bitcoin Media Bitcoin Supercycle: The Last Trade Is Here | Marty Bent
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Jan 16, 2026 Marty Bent, a Bitcoin commentator and founder of TFTC, dives into Bitcoin's outlook for 2026, discussing its emergence from a 2025 consolidation phase. He explores the impact of tax-loss harvesting and market dynamics that could drive the next bull run. Bent highlights the tension between the Fed and Treasury, linking it to Bitcoin's growing appeal as a reserve asset amidst geopolitical stress. He argues for the importance of hard assets and warns about surveillance risks tied to digital IDs, emphasizing Bitcoin's potential role in navigating future economic challenges.
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2025 Was Consolidation, Not The Top
- 2025 was largely a consolidation year for Bitcoin, with tax-loss harvesting weighing on price into year-end.
- Marty Bent argues the market is primed for a new leg higher as selling pressure subsides and allocation resumes.
Sovereign Stress Boosts Hard Asset Demand
- Geopolitical stress and currency debasement are driving sovereigns and institutions toward hard assets like gold and Bitcoin.
- Venezuela's use of Bitcoin to route around freezes and sanctions signals growing recognition of Bitcoin as a neutral digital reserve.
Review Bitcoin Custody And Inheritance
- Take inventory of your Bitcoin custody and inheritance planning at the start of the year.
- Jackson Mikalic recommends discussing custody and backup plans with OnRamp for peace of mind.




