Institutions Have Arrived: The GOOD, The BAD, and The UGLY - Will Wall Street RUIN Bitcoin?

In this video, we dive deep into how institutions have finally entered the Bitcoin market and the groundbreaking shift it brings. Remember when we kept hearing in 2019, "The institutions are coming"? Well, they’re here, and they’re making waves through derivatives markets and innovative strategies like the "basis trade" that first drew Wall Street’s attention.

We discuss how these new financial products, like Bitcoin futures and ETFs, might impact liquidity, market manipulation risks, and even the original ethos of Bitcoin as an "opt-out" asset from traditional financial systems. Is Bitcoin becoming too integrated, or is this the liquidity boost it needs? We’ll also explore how the arrival of big players could change Bitcoin forever—both positively and negatively.

Get ready for an in-depth conversation about the pros, cons, and future implications of this financialization. Whether you're bullish or cautious, this is a must-watch for anyone following Bitcoin’s evolution. Don't forget to hit that subscribe button for more insights on crypto and finance!

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Rare insights from a trader with 20,000+ hours of experience across traditional and crypto markets. Whether you're interested in trading, Bitcoin, or understanding the future of money, this conversation pulls back the curtain on what Wall Street insiders know but won't tell you.

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