Bitcoin projected at \$105K after 5990 days.

5 Sept 2025 · 1 min

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A short YouTube monologue by Kosta Ouzas arguing that legacy asset exchanges (stocks, bonds, currency—and increasingly crypto) are dominated by institutional computerized trading systems. The speaker cites personal experience as a stockbroker around 1999–2000 and notes that venues like the Nasdaq have long used electronic quotation/trading systems. He suggests crypto is an emerging asset class that will become similarly automated, and concludes manual traders cannot compete with algorithmic/robotic trading that accounts for the majority of volume.

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All the asset exchanges or marketplaces. They are driven I'm speaking of legacy assets. First, like stocks, bonds, currency, and even crypto, are driven by institutional computerized trading systems. I was a stockbroker way back in 1999, 2000, and these institutions had access to computerized trading systems back then. The Nasdaq is over 50 years old. So stands for not automated Quotation systems, electronic systems. And the reason why we are doing this in crypto is it's an emerging asset class, and they are not quite ingrained there yet, but they will be. Anybody seen the movie the Terminator? In an environment that's dominated, they're over 90% of the trading volume. In an environment that's dominated by robots or computers or whatever you want to call them, then why would you go up against those types of weapons manually? That's why manual traders, we can't win.