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By 2020, Bitcoin had survived crashes, crackdowns, scandals, and countless predictions of its demise. Then the pandemic hit, putting the economy on life support.
As governments and central banks flooded economies with stimulus to prevent collapse, investors saw how quickly money could be created when the stakes were high. That sparked demand for an asset with a supply no government could expand and no central authority could control.
Bitcoin became the clear standout. Its fixed supply became a major selling point, and its price surged as investors piled in. But nothing goes up forever, and 2022 would give Bitcoin its biggest survival test yet.
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~ TIMESTAMPS ~
0:00 The Wall Street Taboo Starts to Break
03:58 Michael Saylor Makes the Biggest Bet Yet
08:31 Corporate America Starts Paying Attention
11:57 Wall Street Builds the Infrastructure
15:35 Then Crypto Blows Up Again
19:47 BlackRock Changes the Game
22:06 Bitcoin Gets Its Wall Street Wrapper
25:10 From Fringe Asset to Financial Institution
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