Bitcoin: Similarities to 2019 and 2025
"Bitcoin topped two months before quantitative tightening. In both cases, the Fed cut interest rates three times in 2019 just like they did in 2025. It's all very similar."
ℹ️ In shortBitcoin topped two months before quantitative tightening, and the Fed cut interest rates three times in 2019, just like in 2025, indicating strong similarities.
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… Six years ago, we actually had very similar market conditions to what we have today. I know that might sound crazy, but it is. I have compared this post apathetic top digestion phase to 2019 a number of times and I stand by that assessment because Bitcoin topped on apathy and not euphoria. There was no rotation into altcoins. Bitcoin topped two months before quantitative tightening. In both cases, the Fed cut interest rates three times in 2019 just like they did in 2025. It's all very similar. So, because of that, let's revisit what was a successful strategy back then, right? And it starts with this risk metric. This risk metric was developed five or six years ago. I think six years ago. the earliest video I could find on it without digging too hard. I mean there might be one slightly before this one. It was called Bitcoin risk analysis …
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