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EPISODE · Jul 31, 2026 · 14 MIN

July 31: The Next Bitcoin Crash Will Test Whether You Actually Believe

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Bitcoin remains stuck near $64,000, but Matt focuses on the harder question: what happens when the next crash comes with a believable reason that Bitcoin is actually broken? He considers a future quantum-computing or security scare that could drive Bitcoin into four-digit territory and argues that the best historical buying opportunities have usually appeared when fear felt existential. The challenge is whether investors would still buy while headlines declare the experiment over and prices continue falling. The episode also covers Strategy’s $8.2 billion quarterly loss tied to its Bitcoin holdings, Coinbase missing revenue expectations, the BIS-led Project Agorá successfully testing tokenized cross-border payments, and JPMorgan warning that delays to the CLARITY Act could push blockchain infrastructure into the hands of incumbent banks instead of public crypto networks. Matt argues that traditional financial institutions have strong incentives to delay or reshape crypto legislation in ways that protect banks and limit retail access to yield. Happy Hodling, Everyone. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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