Coin Bureau: BTC will rise

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BTC closing prices, adjusted for splits. The shaded span is the one-year window: it starts at the first close after the video went public and ends at the last close on or before one year after the day the video was published.

What was said around it

bureaucratic delay, market   disappointment, and political gridlock. The recent  FOIA disclosures revealed not a deliberate policy   failure, but administrative chaos and a major  discrepancy in what we thought the government   actually holds. While legislation to mandate  Bitcoin purchases remains a steep uphill battle,   the expert community remains deeply divided on  whether it's a necessary catalyst or a dangerous   distraction. The ultimate bullcase for Bitcoin,  however, may not even need it. The path of least   resistance still appears to be higher thanks  to powerful onchain fundamentals and relentless   institutional adoption that is happening with or  without Washington's help. The SPR narrative has   shifted from guaranteed rocket fuel to a political  wild card. The key now is recognizing that this   recent disappointment, while painful, may simply  be clearing the way for a more sustainable private   sectorled rally. And do we really want governments  interfering anyway? Of course not. Of course not.   Of course not. Okay. If you want to see our deep  dive into the corporate treasury companies that   are buying up altcoins, then you can check out  our video on that right

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