I do as well.

Yea, very knowledgeable guy but his predictions are all over the place and change from day to day. I can't keep up with them all! :)

Yep exactly. I suspect the inflow of bitcoin into Grayscale over the coming days/weeks is likely to drop dramatically...

Yes, but that is sort of my point. One of the main reasons crypto has value is that it has a finite supply, or at least a known rate of new emissions that can't be changed on a whim. Fiat currencies have

I suspect it isn't a coincidence at all! Though I also suspect that the amount of bitcoin flowing into Grayscale is going to drop off dramatically with the premium in GBTC dropping to close to zero as

Yep, I am sure that is a big part of it. Also with the upcoming FinCEN rule changes, it may be people getting their crypto off exchanges while they still can without having to report where it's going.

You are exactly right, it is very different this time around in terms of who is involved. A lot more institutions this time around. And thank you for the kind words, I thought it fit pretty well with the

Yep, those numbers sound good to me too. In theory it shouldn't take much to get LEO over a dollar.

It's certainly possible if they are priced in terms of ETH, yes. Keep in mind though that any rally won't be straight up and will have zigs and zags along the way.

The gas fees have completely killed the idea of Brave and BAT earnings from clicking ads. The gas fees eat it all up each month.

Yep, eventually the fees won't be such an issue over there as they fully transition to POS.

Yep. I'd be shocked if Crypto Exchanges don't already do this and have been doing it for years.

Yea I guess it is possible, though it hasn't happened yet, ever. This setup is exactly how Blockfi pays the interest that it does. It uses the bitcoin that clients loan to them, then exchanges them for

Rehypothecation can still be an issue with crypto and is a type of counterfeiting in a way.

Not in this case. They get the shares at NAV, so if the premium comes out, they are right where they started had they just held the bitcoin. Only way they lose is if the trust traded at a discount instead

Yes, I believe it is accredited investors only, I'd have to double check though.

Exactly. Once bitcoin goes into the trust, it really never comes back out. The supply on exchanges continues to dwindle.

Yep, hopefully that trend continues. Yellen already took a shot at bitcoin today... lovely.

The price of bitcoin or the holdings of Grayscale? Regarding the price - It may take some more consolidation first but the likely resolution is higher in my opinion. Regarding Grayscale supply - They had

Well, you are one! :) I still don't think it was a plandemic, though I do admit that it worked quite well for those who would have wanted it to happen. I still think a civil war and a subsequent collapse