There's three components of Bitcoin that I've kind of put my my side on. When is this going to go back up? Because the one thing I believe in is that it's going higher. The question and the point you made, what's the probability it go what would have to happen for it to sell off past 80,000 and down to 60. Crypto isn't getting money because it's all being sucked out by AI. I think that starts to change this year. What's going on guys? Today in this conversation with Jordy Visser, we talk about the recent CP ...

What's going on guys? Today we got a great conversation with John Pompiano. We're going to talk about what's going on in the Bitcoin market. Why is price not going up? I've got a very interesting idea that I think you will like about how to see the Bitcoin market moving forward. We talk about the Fed cutting interest rates, what's going on in the economy, and of course, how could we possibly talk about Bitcoin and Bitcoin volatility without talking about buds training and ringing the bell. You're going to l ...

I think right now uh you've got credit spreads at all time types. You've got the reflation trade going on. I strongly believe PMIs are going higher. And for me, that means that Bitcoin is just kind of whether it stays here between 85 and 92 for another couple weeks. When we get into the beginning part of next year, I think we're going to see Bitcoin back above. What's going on guys? Today we got a great conversation with Jordy Visser. As you can tell, I am not in studio, but Jordy is. He's looking great and ...

There's a lot of big institutions that might even be behind some of this sell-off that want to drive it lower because they want to get in. I think there's huge institutional big money demand to buy Bitcoin. It's just waiting to pounce. And so once that pounce happens, we're going to be at 150. I still think, and the last time I was on, I said I think we'll be at 150 by the end of February. I hate to do it, but facts change, I got to change. I'm going to back it up just a little bit and say I think we'll be ...

on exchanges. I can imagine that the average sort of customer segment is very much younger day trading. Ours is much more of an investment long-term mindset and is very much reflected with the the average age of our of our customers being perhaps a little bit older than people would expect. The second thing that might be a little bit surprising is What's going on guys? We got a great conversation today with Sheamus Rocka. He is the CEO of Zapo Bank. They are one of the most important critical pieces of infr ...

What's going on guys? Today I got a great conversation with Darius Dale for you. In this conversation we talk about the deep divisions at the Federal Reserve. Are they going to cut rates in December? Who is going to be the next leader of the Federal Reserve? And how is the Fed actually impacting different asset prices? What is 42 macro doing to navigate all the chaos up, down, sideways, backwards? Prices are going everywhere. People are completely confused as to how the Fed is going to act. And the market i ...

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Welcome back to Squawkbox right here on CNBC. Bitcoin down more than 22% in a month. Joining us right now is Anthony Poniano.He's the founder and CEO of Professional Capital Management. Pomp, we need to understand sort of where where you stand on all this. Also, I should say there's been a a bigger even uh fall in some of the other cryptocurrencies, but you've been a Bitcoin man.So, um where do you see the floor at this point and where do you see the upside. >> Yeah. Well, let's put this all in context real ...

And I think for Bitcoin and for people that are focused on altcoins, yes, from a trading perspective, it's been bad. I've lost money. This has not been fun. I wake up every day and I go, "Okay, here we're in for another battle. " But I've been through enough of these battles to realize that when it feels this bad and there literally is no hope and I'm getting signs of really intelligent people calling me scared to death, I just What's going on, guys? Today we got a great conversation with Jordy Visser. Pric ...

We know there's a lot of bad news. We know sentiment is, you know, kind of in the toilet and people are very uh worried. Is there anything you point to that's like, hey, this is actually giving me some hope. One area of hope is that it shows Bitcoin has shown still a little more resiliency and in intraday price move I can tell away from other risk assets. The question is like what's a black swan event for Bitcoin upside? A black swan event for Bitcoin upside. What's going on guys? Today we got a great episo ...