We are moving forward with the publication of the recordings we recorded during Invest Cuffs 2025, which took place in Krakow on March 28-29.
First fire flies the discussion I had with Mike Satoshi.
From the beginning, my premise for this interview was not to be an interview, but to confront with each other a few observations and resulting thoughts in relation to what the cryptocurrency market looks like in 2025.
I appreciate the creator of Crypto Nation for not biting his tongue and not being afraid to voice unpopular opinions.
Since the end of January, the cryptocurrency market has again been dominated by bearish sentiment, which has fueled declines on price charts.
There are several factors behind this.
The strongest catalysts bringing blood to the cryptocurrency floor are:
However, investors themselves are largely responsible for the fact that they are losing in the market.
Many of the dependencies that some ecosystems rely on are actually due to human greed and the rejection of certain fundamentals of the crypto sector in the name of making a quick buck.
Would Solana have been able to celebrate its successes for last year had it not been for the memecoin fever, where from start to finish it was all about making a small fortune as quickly as possible?
In all the frenzy, traders have completely ignored the fact that most such "projects" are mere scams, for which their creators have not even been held accountable.
I asked Mike if he shared my opinion that bitcoin's adoption has actually led to the erasure of most of its fundamentals.
Anonymity?
Virtually everywhere today we have KYC, with small exceptions like Bitcoin ATM.com, where you can make transactions without scanning your ID card up to €1,000 at a time.
Banks offer their clients exposure to cryptocurrencies, and it is against these types of institutions, after all, that BTC was created.
We also talked about spot ETFs, which took off last year on US exchanges.
(...) Bitcoin itself is the fundamentals, it is the technology, but the price of bitcoin is speculation, this must be made clear. (...) I always say, give me a man and a paragraph will be found (...)"
Mike stresses that from the point of view of bitcoin maxi this is heresy, but he puts himself somewhere in the middle.
We also discussed whether Michael Saylor and the Strategy he leads(MicroStrategy after the rebranding) really know what they are doing regarding bitcoin's rampant accumulation, or whether perhaps BTC's most famous maximizer is just a crook.
We warmly invite you to read our interview!
This is not another interview. It's a confrontation of views that makes you think 🧠🔥