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Bitcoin in 2026

The Quiet Arrival of Monetary Adulthood
Bitcoin has a funny way of disappointing both its critics and its most euphoric supporters.
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One Hundred Million Satoshis
No global hyperbitcoinization overnight
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KATIE SCOTT
You have such a gift with words. Thank you

Stay Humble, Stack Sats

Bitcoin has a way of humbling everyone.
Veterans who lived through multiple 80% drawdowns. Newcomers who bought the top and felt invincible for a few weeks. Traders who thought they could outsmart the market. Institutions who assumed they could bend the network to their will.
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Bitcoin Price Forecast Tools and Cycle Valuation Metrics

The 6 Million Magic Number: How CVDD Has Called Every Bitcoin Bear Market Bottom Since 2009
The Bitcoin Magazine Pro Price Forecast Tools chart provides a comprehensive framework for identifying potential price floors during bear cycles and forecasting upside targets based on on-chain fundamentals and network-derived data points. By aggregating multiple metrics, this methodology has historically called Bitcoin market cycle peaks and bottoms wi…
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alpha waves
Interesting piece!
For those interested in the history of the BTC cycles, here's the video version of my Substack piece "Macro Autopsy of Bitcoin's Four-Year Cycles."


Strategy vs. MSCI: A Rule Change That Could Rock Bitcoin's Corporate Era

Saylor's Stark Warning: MSCI Exclusion Could Trigger Massive Bitcoin Market Shockwaves
What’s Happening
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Neural Foundry
Really solid breakdown of the MSCI situation. The parallell with energy and real estate firms holding dominant asset classes is spot-on and probably the strongest counter argument Strategy has. I've been tracking their treasury accumulation pattern and the timing of this regulatory push right when institutional allocationis accelerating feels deliberate. The onchain data point about potential $2.8B in forced outflows is wild though, considering how fast BTC liquidity dries up on the sell side when whales start moving.

WHY I DON'T TELL PEOPLE I HOLD BITCOIN ANYMORE

So how much do you have? The question that ended my evangelism.
The question came at a dinner party in March 2022.
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NordBit
The goal is to be rich and anonymous. Being famous and rich is a liability. You figured out the cheat code to a peaceful life.
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Gantunano
I have only been into bitcoin for the last 2 years, but the first year and a half was me explaining it, defending it, and trying to put together a catch-all delivery that would convince my friends/family Bitcoin is the best form of money ever created. Just like you. And why not? I care about people and wanted everyone I know to take a serious look at btc in order to protect themselves and their family’s.
Just as you said you did…i have also gone quiet now in order to protect my peace. Ive learned I cannot borrow others my conviction. 99% of my interactions were a waste of energy, sadly. Nobody is willing to do the work because they aren’t interested, don’t question systems, or are too caught up in the rat race of life worrying about when their next check is coming, politics they have no control over, social media algorithms, traumas, or the system “working” for them. But I became the bitcoin guy not only in my work life but also in my home life and relationships were strained.
Finding bitcoin was life changing for me, completely rearranging my worldview. It made me a better person. I wanted this for everyone. But not everyone is ready to hear this and completely rock their worldview. And that is completely okay. Life has been so much better now that I’ve stopped talking about bitcoin so much. This is why your writing resonated with me so hard. Exact same situation. It was nice to hear it from another person and OG.

Bitcoin's 2026 Data-Driven Outlook

Bitcoin's Hidden Strength: Why 2025's Pain Signals a 2026 Bottom
Bitcoin enters 2026 with substantial macroeconomic tailwinds despite 2025’s disappointing price action. While the year ahead remains uncertain, multiple indicators suggest the worst of the selling may have already occurred, with long-term holder capitulation reaching historic extremes and on-chain metrics pointing toward potential stabilization in early…
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Everything They Told You About Bitcoin Is Wrong (And Here’s Why)

Part II: The Deeper Myths
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Neural Foundry
Strong rebuttal of the crime narrative. The transparancy angle is what I keep coming back to, because people miss that every Bitcoin txn is literally on a public ledger forever while banks move billions in the shadows daily. I remmeber when Silk Road shut down and everyone said Bitcoin was dead, but that actually proved the opposite since law enforcement could trace it all. The irony is that the same critics wanting regulation are upset about the exact tool that makes enforcement possible.

Institutional Accumulation Amid Long-Term Holder Selling

Data shows Bitcoin’s downturn stemmed from historic long-term holder selling, not institutional manipulation—ETFs absorbed less than 10% of supply.
Bitcoin’s underwhelming price performance throughout 2025 has generated conspiratorial narratives about institutional manipulation and price suppression through centralized custodians. Yet the data reveals a far more straightforward explanation: supply and demand economics. Over one-third of all Bitcoin in existence was cumulatively distributed by long-…
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The Christmas Gift That Matters Most to Us

Support a project built on real understanding and dedicated to helping Bitcoin and people grow. Merry Christmas!
Most people don’t know why Bitcoin matters. They see the price go up and down and think Bitcoin is just another speculative asset. They hear volatility and assume it’s chaos. They watch the market and believe Bitcoin is broken. But they are looking at only the tip of an iceberg.
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Why Bitcoin Exists (And It's Not to Trap You)

Debunking the myth that Bitcoin is a government trap
I recently came across a provocative post that was written by an analyst known as Grey Rabbit Finance, which was basically a takedown of Bitcoin. The article, titled ‘Why Bitcoin Exists (And It’s Not To Save You)’ weaves a mish-mash of theories to create a complex narrative which suggests that Bitcoin is a trap set by the elites.
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Jared Busby
Thank you for addressing the rest of Grey Rabbit's ridiculous conspiracies. And I appreciate you linking my article about his claims for the book of Revelation. I may someday also launch a theology Substack but not until my crypto one reaches critical mass.

5 Common Bitcoin Mistakes (And How You Can Avoid Them)

I made these mistake so you don't have to
It is my hope that you will read this post and go away thinking, ‘Wow, she did some really dumb things. I would never make these basic Bitcoin errors.’
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Denis Gorbunov
It also helps to use a hidden wallet protected by an additional phrase. Another security layer.


Bitcoin vs The System #1: Bitcoin vs Inflation

Why does everything cost more?
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Neural Foundry
Brilliant breakdown of how money supply expansion isn't some accident but baked into teh system. The fixed supply vs discretionary policy contrast is what finally made it click for me when I was trying to explain Bitcoin to my uncle last month. Once people grasp that predictable rules beat changeable policy, the whole "digital gold" thing makes way more senes.





A Simple Decision for 2026: Leave Fiat Behind

We are not failing because we lack effort, intelligence or discipline. We are failing because we are using a dishonest unit to measure reality.
Everything meaningful begins with intention. Intention is the most powerful human force because it aligns how we think, how we act and what we get as a result. When intention is clear, action follows naturally. When it is distorted, effort is wasted even when people work hard and mean well.
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joni lavin
Perfect indictment of a polarized economy, the reality we depend on itself crumbles under the fiatness of it all.


"Why Do Prices Rise?" Now Available in 9 Languages

Why do prices keep rising even as technology improves, productivity increases and everything should be getting cheaper?
This is not a trick question. It is the most important economic question of our time. It touches housing, food, healthcare, work, stress and the feeling that no matter how hard you try, you are always running to keep up.
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The Poisoned Blood of Society

When I look at society, both in rich and developed countries and in those still developing, I feel a deep sadness.
Everywhere I look, I see economic vitality. Goods being transported across continents. Food being grown. Factories producing. Services operating. Commerce flowing. People working, creating value, dedicating their energy and time. It is, in many ways, something beautiful. Humanity cooperating at an enormous scale.
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Lubomír Bednář
I blame certain Mr. Keynes for handing governments a pickaxe when they struck rock bottom with money printing