Bitcoin’s Heartbeat Just Flashed the $1M Signal

They told you Bitcoin was too volatile to ever work. But volatility isn’t a bug, it’s the heartbeat that took Bitcoin from pennies to $100,000… and it’s the same force that will drive it to $1M.

In this episode of Beyond Bitcoin, Oshins breaks down why critics misunderstand volatility, why the dollar, not Bitcoin, is the unstable asset, and how every wild swing is actually proof of Bitcoin’s vitality. With historical context, metaphors that make sense, and even Michael Saylor weighing in, this is the ultimate explanation of why volatility = growth.

If you’ve ever been shaken out by a 20% drop, this is your reminder: the heartbeat means Bitcoin is alive. And the signal is clear... $1M is on the horizon!

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CHAPTERS:
00:00 – The $1M Bitcoin Signal
00:26 – Fireworks of Past Cycles
00:58 – Volatility Is a Heartbeat, Not a Bug
01:30 – The Dollar Is the Real Volatile Asset
03:00 – Bitcoin vs. Gold: Rapids vs. Calm River
04:14 – Bitcoin: The Most Predictable Asset in History
05:50 – Michael Saylor: Volatility Is Vitality
07:26 – From Chaos to $1M: Bitcoin’s Path Forward

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