Markus Thielen from 10x Research and James Butterfill from CoinShares share their expertise on the imminent Bitcoin supply shock as institutions ramp up purchases. They discuss the intriguing link between Bitcoin mining and AI innovation, with mining companies investing in AI tech. The duo also addresses Bitcoin's growing dominance, contrasting its stability against a struggling altcoin market. Chris Inks joins later to provide insights on effective trading strategies. The conversation highlights the changing dynamics of cryptocurrency investments, regulatory shifts, and potential gains.

James Butterfill, Head of Research at CoinShares, and Marcus Thielen from 10x Research dive deep into Bitcoin's impressive performance against gold and the predicted surge to $250,000. They discuss Bitcoin's resilience during market corrections, catalysts for future growth, and its evolving perception among institutions. Chris Inks reveals intriguing trades in crypto and beyond, highlighting Bitcoin's role as a store of value versus Ethereum's tech stock allure. The trio also reflects on developer activity in blockchain and current market trends.

Crypto ETFs are projected to see a massive $450 billion influx, discussing potential impacts on Bitcoin and Ethereum prices. Expert insights from James Butterfill and Chris Inks cover interesting trades, AI integration in mining, price forecasts, and altcoin technical analysis.

Head Of Research at CoinShares, James Butterfill, joins to analyze Bitcoin rally's status, while Chris Inks shares intriguing trades. Topics include market correction, altcoin trends, ETF delays, IBIT vs GBTC, Ethereum's weakness, and Bitcoin's rally potential amidst corrective wave patterns.

Bitcoin hits new all-time high at $73K, ETFs see record inflows. Discussion on shifting from gold to Bitcoin, impact of halvings on prices, and retail investors moving to ETFs. Analysis of futures market, long-term investor behavior, market influence of Saylor and Hunt, Bitcoin allocation strategies, and future price predictions.