Dr. André Dragosch: “Why Central Banks will print money to buy BTC”

Dr. André Dragosch: “Why Central Banks will print money to buy BTC”

Robin Seyr

Did the Bitcoin ETF trigger Central Banks to soon buy Bitcoin? What will happen with the BTC Price in the next 500 days? The Halving impacts the price in a major way soon? Where to store your Bitcoin? I personally use a BitBox! - Get a 5% Discount with code "ROBIN" - & visit: https://robinbtc.link/bitbox Where to buy Bitcoin? I personally use 21bitcoin! - Save fees with my code "ROBIN" - & visit: ⁠https://robinbtc.link/21bitcoin Best place to back-up your seed-phrase: - Get a 10% discount with code "Robin" - & visit: https://robinbtc.link/xellox Guest's contact: https://x.com/Andre_Dragosch Summary The conversation explores the concept of market liquidity and the different definitions of money supply growth. It delves into the distinction between central bank reserves and broad money supply (M2), highlighting the role of commercial banks in creating money. The discussion also touches on the potential impact of central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) on the money supply and the role of Bitcoin as an exit valve. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the recent Bitcoin ETF launch and the potential long-term price trajectory of Bitcoin. The conversation explores the potential impact of crypto adoption on the US presidential election and the concept of hyperbitcoinization. It is suggested that crypto adoption in the US is already relatively high and could influence the election. The discussion also touches on the different levels of adoption and understanding of Bitcoin, from owning small amounts to self-custody with a hardware wallet. The importance of education and the potential benefits of Bitcoin, such as censorship-resistant transactions, are highlighted. The conversation concludes with a prediction that a small house in Monaco could cost around 2 Bitcoin in 10 years. Takeaways Market liquidity refers to the ease with which an asset can be bought or sold without causing a significant change in its price. Money supply growth can be measured in different ways, such as central bank reserves and M2 money supply. Commercial banks play a crucial role in creating money through lending and balance sheet expansion. The launch of central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) could change the dynamics of money supply and provide more control to central banks. The recent Bitcoin ETF launch has had a significant impact on the price of Bitcoin, and there is still potential for further price appreciation. Long-term price predictions for Bitcoin vary, but factors such as scarcity, adoption, and psychological dynamics can influence its trajectory. Crypto adoption in the US is already relatively high and could influence the presidential election. There are different levels of adoption and understanding of Bitcoin, from owning small amounts to self-custody with a hardware wallet. Education about Bitcoin and its potential benefits, such as censorship-resistant transactions, is important. A small house in Monaco could cost around 2 Bitcoin in 10 years. Chapters 00:00 Understanding Market Liquidity 25:38 Bitcoin's Potential in the Next 8 to 18 Months 32:51 The Long-Term Future of Bitcoin 38:15 Bitcoin Adoption and Price Psychology 39:46 The Power Law Model and Hyper-Bitcoinization 41:05 Crypto's Influence on the US Presidential Election 42:14 The Threshold to Early Majority and Accelerated Adoption 44:19 The Possibility of Hyper-Bitcoinization 45:06 Bitcoin Adoption During Bull Markets 48:56 Passions Beyond Bitcoin: Family, Books, and Drums 52:27 Understanding Bitcoin vs. Using Bitcoin 56:52 Different Approaches to Bitcoin Adoption 01:04:50 Passion Outside of Bitcoin: Family and Hobbies 01:05:31 Book Recommendation: 'Princess of the Yen'

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