Are Rate Cuts Actually Bullish For Bitcoin? The Data Will Surprise You

Everyone (including me) assumes Fed rate cuts send Bitcoin higher — but the data tells a different story. Binance Research looked at past cutting cycles and found no consistent correlation between lower interest rates and Bitcoin’s price. In 2019, Bitcoin actually fell after cuts began, and in 2024 the rally had more to do with election outcomes than monetary policy. Their analysis shows that liquidity, not just interest rates, is what really drives Bitcoin. In this episode, I break down the findings and explain what investors should really be watching heading into the next cycle.

0:00 Intro
0:41 Binance Research says rate cuts aren't by themselves bullish for Bitcoin
3:45 BlackRock CIO shills hard assets like Bitcoin and gold
6:59 Ric Edelman recommends a 10-40% portfolio allocation to Bitcoin and crypto

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