The Fed Just Handed Wall Street the Keys to Bitcoin!

Markets panicked, oil spiked 19 percent, and Bitcoin barely moved. While retail feared a crash, institutions quietly poured $787 million into Bitcoin ETFs and Wall Street made major moves into crypto infrastructure. Meanwhile, the 20 millionth Bitcoin was mined, leaving just 5 percent of supply left to issue over the next century. The math behind Bitcoin scarcity is starting to collide with global money printing.

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CHAPTERS:
00:00 – Oil spikes, markets panic, Bitcoin holds
02:00 – $787M flows into Bitcoin ETFs in one week
04:00 – Why institutions buy dips while retail panics
06:00 – The $47K Bitcoin bear case explained
08:00 – NYSE parent company invests in crypto exchange
10:00 – Kraken gets access to Federal Reserve rails
11:30 – $1.5T Japan pension fund explores Bitcoin
13:20 – War panic hits markets but Bitcoin stays strong
16:30 – The 20 millionth Bitcoin just got mined
18:30 – The supply math that breaks the bear case

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