In this monologue, the speaker argues that the Bitcoin halving—an automatic, predictable cut in new Bitcoin issuance—combined with Bitcoin’s fixed 21 million supply creates a unique scarcity that drives repeatable bull and bear market cycles. He contrasts Bitcoin’s deterministic supply with the unpredictable policies of the Federal Reserve and the ever‑expanding supply of gold, claiming that these two immutable properties (halving schedule and finite supply) generate predictable market tops and bottoms. The speaker cites the upcoming halving expected around April 5 2028 as an example of this certainty, and asserts that understanding and trading these cycles has made him a multi‑millionaire. He acknowledges alternative explanations (M2 growth, credit cycles) but dismisses them as less explanatory than the halving theory. Finally, he promotes deeper training programs within his community for those who want to learn the strategy in more detail.
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It has made me the most money I've ever made in my entire life. And I think you should really take that serious. The Bitcoin halving is very important. The Bitcoin halving is basically the amount of issuance. It gets cut in half. Bitcoin is a digital currency, meaning that there's code behind it. Now, the beauty of this is that there's nothing in the natural world that currently exists that's as predictable as that. Like, not even the Federal Reserve is predictable. We don't know what they're going to do. It's human intervention. Right. And there's nothing in the world that also has a finite supply, meaning in Bitcoin, there's only 21 million that exists. So we have these 2 elements that do not exist in the natural world that gives us a little bit of predictability on the bear markets and the bull markets. Let me explain what I'm saying. Once there's 21 million Bitcoin that is printed out of the system, there will never be more than 21 million. That's called finite. There's nothing in the world that exists. Even gold is not finite. We will always find more gold, and we can even find more gold like on another planet or something. There's always going to be more gold to be found. The second thing is the predictability. What I mean by predictability, we know that there will be a halving for a fact. You can kind of predict it. The next one is, I believe, like April 5th, 2028, right? And the beauty of this is that there's always a bottom and a top. Look, look at how consistent it is. There's a top midway, top midway, top midway. Look at the Bitcoin halving, and there's always a bottom. The primary reason is because 2 of the things that don't exist in the natural world, which is the predictability of the Bitcoin halving and the finite supply, those 2 things happen to hit on something called scarcity. It makes the asset class more scarce. So if it's more scarce, Then that means that more people want it. That's why we have these predictable cycles. So all of this data, everything we just looked into, it's the most predictable, man. Like I can't tell you, I've been in crypto for a long time and I can't tell you how many different reasons we've had people say that there's going to be a Bitcoin, you know, like explosion. Like we went into M2 monetary supply and then there's so many different reasons. Like there's so many different versions of what I just explained. Right? People have Federal Reserve printing, the credit cycle, so many different things, but they all like are nothing compared to what I just showed you. I even every cycle there's people trying to disprove the Bitcoin halving theory, and you know everyone tries to disprove it, but at the end of the day it always works. The same thing happened this cycle, so I'm going to stick to it because it's made me the most money in my entire life. It's made me a multi-millionaire. That Bitcoin halving I just explained to you can go deeper. We have full trainings in our communities and things. It goes deeper, but in general, it has made me the most money I've ever made in my entire life, and I think you should really take that serious.
