Bitcoin Is Stuck... What’s Next?

21:15Bijan Maleki:So be mentally prepared for that. This should not be a shock to you if this happens. I've been saying this for months now. So as long as we kind of maintain some gently upward momentum from an RSI standpoint, I think we're okay. So yeah, I want to get to MicroStrategy because that's the other sort of big thumb on Bitcoin at the moment. And so I'll look at the MSTR chart briefly. That's not really the story, though. The MSTR chart has broken down even more than Bitcoin. It's actually set even a lower low. It's well down into its lower range already. I don't have lines drawn on here, but it's looking ugly.

22:02Bijan Maleki:And if you haven't been living under a rock, you've kind of heard what's going on with MicroStrategy and with the STRC saga, which let me pull up the STRC chart. Frankly, it's bad. So, and it's, it's getting worse by the moment as I'm, as I'm researching this, um, this morning. So, and it's just literally in a free fall at the moment. Uh, so par value is a hundred, it's down to 80. Um, so, uh, and STRC, one of the things with STRC that's, I think important in terms of how it relates to Bitcoin is STRC specifically was a massive marginal buyer for Bitcoin in, in 2026. They bought roughly 96 ,000 Bitcoin, about 55 % of strategy's total 2026 acquisitions was financed through this STRC issuance.

22:56Bijan Maleki:So this is major buyer of Bitcoin kind of disappearing. This is on pause now, basically. And so for those of you who don't know, what even is, I'm imagining a lot of you are like, what the hell even is this and why should I care? Does this mean everything is broken and it's going to go to zero? Or what do I need to know about this? What's the important thing?

23:19Kris Bullock:Yeah, because we're getting questions right now. Is this Cycles FTX, Luna 2.0? I think you should talk about that a little bit, yeah.

23:28Bijan Maleki:Yeah, so what kind of STRC was? It's a product that was, it's like a yield-bearing preferred stock for MicroStrat, for MSTR, basically. And so people could buy this and it would essentially pay a yield, like a decent yield, 11.5%, 12%, somewhere up in that range, I think was what they proposed. And also the idea behind it was it would sort of make for lower volatility as a holder of this compared to the actual volatility of Bitcoin itself. And so it was like a lower volatility way to get Bitcoin exposure. And it had a yield. And so it was basically that's what it was. but um so like what what happened and why um kind of a bunch of things happened all at once that that caused this this sort of peg to break if you will so it's for it to lose its par value um part of it was the fed stance you know the hawkish stance from the federal reserve um part of it was just um you know competitive i guess competition from other areas that were more stable and uh Maybe that didn't generate as much yield, but we're just more stable.

24:40Bijan Maleki:And so it's causing people to kind of want to get out of this. And then Bitcoin itself, the price of Bitcoin going down so much is putting strain on this. And Michael Saylor actually had to sell some Bitcoin to pay the yield on this. And even though it was a very small amount, I think it was 32 Bitcoin, something like that. They're a fraction of, you know, not even it was like a thousandth of one percent of their actual Bitcoin holdings. But the signal from him selling this broke the sort of, quote, never sell narrative that Saylor had sort of preached all along ever since he started MicroStrategy way back in the beginning.

25:17Bijan Maleki:He was, I'm never going to sell Bitcoin. We'll never do that. And so even though he only sold a teeny tiny amount, again, it was the more symbolic nature of it that kind of broke the whole narrative of all of it. Even though it's funny, MicroStrategy, I keep saying MicroStrategy, they're technically called strategy now, not MicroStrategy, even though the symbol is still MSDR. Anyway, they actually sold about$330 million worth of MSTR shares and put about$300 or so million into cash and turned around and bought another 520 Bitcoin recently just to kind of create a backstop to pay these interest payments instead of just selling Bitcoin constantly throughout.

25:59Bijan Maleki:And so they've stopped that strategy, but I think the damage is done in terms of, again, the symbolic nature of it. So they're not, at least for now, they're not going to sell more Bitcoin in the short term. They've sort of created this cushion that's going to pay this yield. But the problem is, as long as this number remains below par, remains 100 here, it's going to put an additional layer on Bitcoin directly. It's, you know, it's going to cause, it's just going to create a lot of negative sentiment. And it's going to create a lot of uncertainty, which, again, we were just talking about how market participants don't like that.

26:40Bijan Maleki:And what needs to happen is it's sort of unfortunately, it's kind of a chicken versus egg scenario. Like really what's going to fix this is Bitcoin needs to get back up to around the kind of 75 ,000, 80 ,000 range, which is the cost basis for strategy. you know and in doing that that will help stabilize this this get it back to par value but in order to get this back to par value or I'm sorry this has to get back to par value sort of in order for Bitcoin to get back so it's like one of these has to happen they're both sort of reflexive off of the other you know this has to get to 100 Bitcoin needs to get to 75 or 80 You need one to do the other and you need both to happen.

27:28Bijan Maleki:In other words, so I think what's ultimately going to happen is Bitcoin needs kind of an independent catalyst to come along and rocket it out of its stretch that it's in right now. It needs a catalyst to bump it back up around the 75, 80 mark that will help stabilize this, which will in turn help stabilize Bitcoin and make it sort of, again, more stable going forward. So in the moment, it's not, like I said, it's not existential. This isn't FTX. This isn't Luna. This isn't Bitcoin is going to zero. They have, like I said, they have a strategy in place to cushion this situation and pay the yield on this right now for the short term, for the foreseeable future.

28:11Bijan Maleki:It's only if, really, it's only if Bitcoin stays at these low, low levels for a long time and maybe never recovers or doesn't recover for several more months, that this will ultimately become more problematic. But right now, I think people are kind of making too much of a big deal out of it. And it's just like a psychological impact that's exacerbating itself. So people need to just calm down. This isn't going to break Bitcoin. It hasn't broken Bitcoin. And there are relatively easy ways for this to kind of get back into a safe condition um it's just not at the moment so everybody just calm down basically is the message here with this so yeah all right fair

28:57Kris Bullock:enough so it seems like strategy is getting stress tested right now kind of by i guess the complexity that is inherent in their whole strategy and how they operate. And one bad week in that strategy, or especially with STRC, can cause them to not keep up with those buys, right? So I guess that's when everything is fine, just not right now.

29:25Bijan Maleki:Yeah, exactly. Yeah, totally, totally.

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29:46Bijan Maleki:I think it's important to note that this is not like a shock. This is like a supply shock or some kind of structural problem with Bitcoin. What we're seeing is the bid is a pause. There's no catalyst for Bitcoin right now. There's no bid for Bitcoin. Not from strategy, not from institutions. Like if we look at ETFs, if we go over here and look at ETFs, we can see that they've been just unloading Bitcoin. So there's no sort of marginal buyer for Bitcoin right now. These are the ETFs specifically, though they've kind of leveled out. Like if I can kind of zoom in here. Oops. It's leveled out at least.

30:30Bijan Maleki:It's not sort of trending down as much. but we're not seeing a marginal buyer come from ETFs right now. So there's no marginal buyer in ETFs. There's not really any in DATS. We know there's not retail. So there's just no catalyst. That's Bitcoin's bigger issue is there's no reason to buy it right now. There's less of a reason to sell it, but there's no reason to buy it. And so that's the problem. And so as long as that's the issue. It's just going to plod sideways here. And it's going to be because there's no marginal buyer, it's going to be volatile. Like we talked about at the top of the show, less liquidity, thinner order books means higher volatility because less people are buying and less people are selling.

31:16Bijan Maleki:So you're going to have fewer people in the system on the exchanges, which means it takes less money to move the needle. So we're going to see big spikes to the upside and we're We're going to see a lot of just chop for the next, like I said, probably two to three to four months. So that's Bitcoin. That's the situation that we're in.

31:40Kris Bullock:Yeah, it seems. It's honestly, it seems like a playbook at this point, like we just experienced the major drawdown, which probably shook a lot of people out. and now at this point it's just like now it's going to be the plotting of the sideways and it's a patience game and some people are going to lose that patience and be shaken out a little bit more just until those few months end and we're right back to game on. That's what it seems like to me.

32:13Bijan Maleki:Yeah, exactly. Exactly. This is a good, like, I definitely want to discourage people from trying to trade this environment. These are exactly the types of environments that market makers thrive in because they're the only things going right now. They're the ones that are moving the price up and down into pockets of liquidity to execute their orders. And so, like, you're just trading against market makers and you're going to lose because they've got a lot more money than you do. And they can see everything mapped out and they know where to move the price, you know, even marginally. Market makers aren't going to dictate any trends.

32:52Bijan Maleki:They're just going to move the price a little bit here and there, up and down, chop sideways, just to kind of, again, execute their orders because that's how they make their money through these spreads. And so to be clear, they don't make money by liquidating you. They don't make money by taking your money. They make money from the spreads. So don't think that market makers are out there to destroy you. They're just creating a market. They're providing the market for it to exist while there's no other sort of buyers and sellers in place. And so we need them. But also, don't don't give your money to that.

33:27Bijan Maleki:Well, you're not giving your money to them, but just don't don't flush your money down the toilet, I should say, by trading against market makers right now in such sort of illiquid, thin, thin order book times right now. So, yeah.

33:41Kris Bullock:All right. I want to take this question here from Loopy. A little bit of an AI question, but, I mean, we can still do some TA on it, of course. Chris, can you see an entry point for Marvell? Yeah, let's take a look.

34:05Bijan Maleki:Well, this is actually pretty good what I'm seeing here. the fact that it's below its 20-day moving average. So that's already like a decent level. But let me kind of look at a few other things here first before I say that. So it's at a decent level on the daily. But if we switch out to the weekly here, clearly we're still very, very overextended, way, way above its 10-week moving average for that matter. So there could be still some more room to come down here. and given that, well, it's, I mean, with anything that we kind of talked about this yesterday on the show we did yesterday, right now, everything's going to be predicated by the Micron earnings call that comes out at the end of, at the close of markets today.

34:47Bijan Maleki:That's going to be the big binary event for all of AI stocks going forward. Like, so we need to figure, I would say don't do anything until we know how it stands with Micron. But yeah, so I would wait and see if we can get a touchdown to this 10-week moving average right around 220, give or take. See if we can get some more, particularly if the Micron call comes out negative or even neutral, you know, then that'll that'll cause all of this to kind of lay down a little bit. That said, a lot of the experts are saying that it's probably going to come in hot and probably even be bullish. Now it's going to have to come in extremely hot and way over expectations.

35:34Bijan Maleki:So even just like a little bit above expectations is probably going to result in a bit of a sell-off. So, because all of this stuff is, you know, quote, price for perfection, meaning they have to deliver and then some above and beyond everything that everybody is estimating and predicting in order for this rally to continue. And as soon as there's any kind of hint that either CapEx is waning or earnings are waning or margins are waning or demand is waning at all, even a little bit. You know how the I mean, the market over just like we looked at with the STRC thing, everybody panics. And so we'll get a big re-rating of all of this stuff.

36:14Bijan Maleki:And that's going to mean that likely we're going to see some pretty big mean reversions back to these bigger moving averages across the board here. And so I don't know what's going to happen. It's anybody's guess. I'm not even going to attempt to predict how that's going to play out. But that's what I would be wary of. So looking at this, yeah, maybe you get lucky. Maybe you get kind of a cheeky buy at around 220. but if we go back to the daily, well, we're sort of at the, yeah, we're at the daily 20-day moving average. So I'm like, if this doesn't hold, like right here, if this doesn't hold and it doesn't bounce off of this, then there's a decent chance it's gonna come back down to the 10-week here.

36:58So yeah, and it's a pretty mixed bag.

37:03Bijan Maleki:Like looking at all of kind of the AI market, although it's sort of gotten progressively worse since this show started. It was a little bit more even I think even like an hour ago. Like most of the power names probably more than half of the power names were in the green. You know more than half of the opticals were in the green. Semis were already ugly. They're continuing to be ugly. They're almost all entirely red. Whole Rack was doing okay. Chemicals were actually a little better too but even one more of those has flipped red. ENTG was green earlier today. So it's leaning more red today than green.

37:39Bijan Maleki:But yeah, again, it's all predicated on what happens with Micron at the end of the day. So everybody just be watching that. Like everybody be glued to the Micron call and the report that comes out of that. And you can look at the after hours trading after that, although that's a very illiquid market, but it'll give you at least a hint on what the money's leaning towards. And go from that. But right now, I wouldn't be buying or selling anything today, even though I probably shouldn't have said that. But there's a big event coming up that's going to create some volatility, particularly in AI stocks.

38:16Bijan Maleki:And I think that you should be focused on the outcome of that before you make any decisions. I'll leave it at that.

38:25Kris Bullock:All right. How about let's go on over to hype. It dropped below, I believe it dropped below$60 during this show. Let's see if we're on track to my road to$300 hype.

38:41Bijan Maleki:Yeah, we're seeing a pretty big sell-off kind of across the board that's literally happening as we're doing this show. It's getting uglier by the minute. Hype is, you know, hype did, okay, so hype peaked back, was it here or here? Or maybe it actually set a higher high here. So it actually peaked last week, which is pretty good. I like looking at this on the weekly timeframe. This is bullish to me because it had a correction here, came back down, mean reverted, touched its 10-week moving average, came back, set a higher high, and now it's correcting again, but it's still well above its 10-week moving average.

39:16Bijan Maleki:So now let's look at this on the daily. It's definitely rolled over on the daily. Not a great look. It's funny more this more looks like a double top now, but technically it did poke a higher high As long as it doesn't lose this level here that it came down to this 53 Well, hold on. We'll call it We'll call it Oops We'll call it 53 30 that's kind of the big line in the sand for me That's the support level if it loses this this will become a a rollover structure like this will have lost its uptrend It's already sort of technically lost its uptrend on the daily time frame, but it will have gone from uptrend to chop to having rolled over.

40:02Bijan Maleki:And so we don't want to see it lose that. I'm fine with it chopping for a little bit and consolidating off the back of a pretty big rally. Like, that's OK. We don't want to see it lose this level and start setting lower lows because then we're no longer in a larger uptrend. And if you can kind of look at this on the weekly. So, yeah, I mean, that would look like it would lose its 10 week moving average. it would kind of probably be on its way back down to its 20-week moving average. Well, this is still not the end of the world. I mean, technically, it's still in a weekly uptrend. As long as it bounces off this 20-week moving average, that's all the way down here at$45.

40:35Bijan Maleki:And that's a long way to go from$60 that it's sitting at right now. So yes, technically, it's okay. It's still not a good look. It would still be bad, in my opinion. So I think we're just seeing a broader consolidation here. This is certainly like consistent with what we're seeing across the board with other asset classes. So this is by no means specific to Hyperliquid. If anything, it's obviously holding up much better than most because it's still so far above its major moving averages and is still in an uptrend technically. So like if you compare this to Bitcoin or even most stocks right now, it still looks better than a lot.

41:15Bijan Maleki:So I'm not worried. It's still healthy, but, you know, we do want to see sort of a constructive resolution here. We want to see it either bounce off of this 10-week moving average here or at the worst, not lose this sort of 53 level here and set a new lower low on this daily time frame here. So, yeah.

41:42Kris Bullock:all right um is there anything else in the crypto world that i mean because i just looked as well just looked again to see uh from when we started the shit literally everything's in the red maybe like ave was you know in the green by like a percentage and two percent but is there anything else like here that is i know hype has been like obviously the story for crypto of 2026 basically but is there like anything here beyond that that we can, you know, take and maybe put to a watch list or keep an eye on you think?

42:19Bijan Maleki:Well, let's, yeah, let's see. Instead of looking at sort of how bad everything is, let's look and see at what is the least bad or is sort of showing the most relative strength, I guess, is maybe a better way to say that. And I mean, it's funny. I keep hammering. I come back to Tron. Tron is still, it corrected, it bounced off of its big weekly moving averages. It's kind of broken out. It's doing a retest. And I think if it can bounce here and continue to grind upwards, it still looks good to me. And also while everything is down 5, 6, 7, 12, 15 plus percent, it's only down 1 % on the day. So there's Tron for you.

43:05Bijan Maleki:It's just like, yep, cruising right along, no big deal. Canton is another one that has shown -

43:13Kris Bullock:It's like Corning in a sense, because I remember yesterday we were talking about Corning, and you're like, this is not going to blow you away, but it's going to be a steady grind. It's a good anchor. It's going to steadily go up. It's not going to go up as much as the others, but it won't go down as much as the others. It seems like Tron has just been doing exactly that ever since we've talked about it.

43:32Bijan Maleki:as a quick aside, Corning is up 7 % today while everything else is bleeding. So there's Corning for you, you know, just like you said. Um, so Canton is another one, um, that is just, again, showing some decent relative strength. It's only down about 1.8%. Um, it's, it's holding its major moving average as well. Now, now granted it's not doing much of anything either. So you could argue, yeah, it's only down, but it's not really going up either. It's just kind of literally going sideways. And that's true. But it's showing resilience. People aren't ditching it. They're not looking to panic sell it.

44:11Bijan Maleki:So I guess I want to look at Venice just to sort of see how it's doing. Venice is not faring as well as Hyperliquid in terms of structurally, because unlike Hyperliquid, it's already broken down out of its daily sort of pivot points that it had, you know, over the last month or so. It had a bottom here, had another bottom, it kind of double bottomed right here. And at this moment, it's actually broken down below both of those levels. Now on the weekly, it still looks okay, just like Hype did, but also it's below its 10-week moving average, whereas hyperliquid, I believe, is above it still. So yeah.

44:49Bijan Maleki:So Venice officially looks uglier than hype. And it's probably kind of coming back to earth a little bit. So we're going to see how strong Venice really is. We're going to see if it can hold this 20-week moving average and just maintain a proper technical mean reversion, kind of like it did back here, and keep this train going or not. So it still looks good. It's not a bearish divergence. I mean, this peak did, you know, show a higher high on the RSI. It kind of peaked right at a DMARC9 on the weekly. So it was due for a correction. Also, it was very, very overextended. There's a huge gap here.

45:26Bijan Maleki:So this is not like, again, the end of the world. This isn't even remotely close to a trend reversal. This isn't even technically a mean reversion, let alone a trend reversal. So like, it's still fine, but also it's a bit ugly. So again, it'll come down to does it hold here, does it bounce here, or does it lose this level? That's going to be the key. Obviously, this is something that if you're not in it, you would want to wait until there's some resolution here and some clarity in terms of which way the market wants to go with this. So this is much more of a wait and see. but yeah outside of that I don't know what do we got here boy everything else just looks terrible it's all down multiple percent the only other thing that's even down only a little bit is Monero but it's down it's only down two and a half percent on the day let's see and has been kind of holding relatively steady I mean it's below its moving averages but it's not necessarily breaking down like a lot of this other stuff is.

46:33So yeah, that stands to reason though,

46:38Bijan Maleki:because Monero has largely been pretty stable, not super volatile sort of throughout its history. Like if you kind of zoom way out or even just let me look on the monthly here, it just kind of sticks in a big, long sideways range. Like it doesn't really have big, crazy swings. It's just sort of plod sideways for a lot of its existence, really. So that's typical.

47:07Kris Bullock:Yeah, I don't know. I do want to take just a real quick comment because Jamie released a note today on the platform. Jamie's portfolio, his crypto one, his cash position is now the highest it's ever been since inception and he expects opportunities to emerge in H2.

47:30Bijan Maleki:Yeah, a hundred percent. I wish I was sitting in a market.

47:35Kris Bullock:You think cash is where you want to be right now.

47:36Bijan Maleki:Yeah, exactly.

47:37Kris Bullock:Right?

47:38Bijan Maleki:I wish like in my model portfolio, my crypto portfolio, I was in more cash than I am. I do have a cash position there, but it's only about a quarter and I wish it was more like half. um but yeah i i totally agree and and i agree with the timing too i think that h2 yes that lines up with my sort of october general time frame just based on the moving average trajectories and the price trajectory and things like that um yep also the four-year cycle but i'm not gonna i'm not gonna use that as a as a catalyst or an excuse necessarily but just yeah looking at the and just looking at the macro and everything too, I still think that everything is going to kind of more coalesce in Q3 and Q4 for sure.

48:25Bijan Maleki:So I agree with that.

48:27Kris Bullock:Could be a fun Christmas.

48:31Bijan Maleki:Yeah. Again, I think the main takeaway is be patient. Don't rush to buy the dip right now in Bitcoin or in crypto and think that, oh, you're going to miss the low and you better get in while it's good. You know, like I think it's going to be choppy and it's going to be bumping around these levels and maybe bumping around even lower levels for some time now. Um, yeah, it's even, it's going even lower. It's now down to almost 50, 50 ,000. So yeah, we're, we're officially bumping down into this lower range. We'll see where we close the day out. I mean, it's only a, it might end up only being a wick, so we'll see.

49:09Bijan Maleki:But, um, yeah, we're, it's not a, not a good look right now. Um, and we'll just see how it goes. So I think, look at this, if we do get down into this lower range and, and kind of cement into this lower range, that's a decent, you know, think of that as a decent opportunity. That's not like a panic capitulate panic sell type thing. Please don't do that. Um, it's more of a, you know, this is what, this is what Chris has been talking about all this time, you know? Um, and I think that this is where you would, um, you know, like a good DCA strategy would probably serve you well in a, in a, in a sort of structural regime like this.

49:52Yeah.

49:52Kris Bullock:And guys, and I'm going to, I'm going to just touch on that. Stick to your DCA strategy too. Don't be like me following your strategy to a T. And then the minute you saw a$73 Solana, you full ported the rest of your cash. Yeah. Don't, don't do that. Just stick to your strategy. Okay guys. That's the best advice I can give you because I wish I had more cash right now for that to DCA. It's a bit small on my phone. Is that 55K level the one to DCA in at? The question comes from Kinos Theory.

50:32Bijan Maleki:Yeah. So the range I have, like right now in this moment, it's sitting at 59 to 50. I have the bottom of the range all the way down at about 52, 289. Obviously, that's kind of an arbitrary number. What I'm basing that number on, though, is the bottom of this range from this structure back here, this big sideways structure that we had back in 2024. This was like a huge, a very significant amount of trading activity. And this gives you clear sort of structural support and resistance levels based off of this. So the bottom of that range got all the way down to around 52 ,289. Call it 52 ,000. Call it 50 ,000 if you want.

51:13Bijan Maleki:I mean, give or take. We're not, we're not, I'm not saying that the actual bottom is 52 ,289. Like, that's not what I'm saying. I'm just saying that that's the general kind of ballpark range that, you know, we might find a low in. So yeah, or not. I mean, again, for all I know, this, what we're looking at right now in this moment turns out to be a wick and this is the lowest it ever gets. And I'm wrong. And next thing you know, we're back up at 75 ,000 in a week from now. But that also doesn't mean go full port in. It just means that be ready for volatility, be ready for chop. Because again, the whole thing is the market is very liquid right now.

51:57Bijan Maleki:The order books are very thin. You're going to see the volatility because of that. So don't assume that because suddenly we're back up at the top of this range, that that means we're off to the races. You have to dig deeper. You have to understand why that is that way. And it's because of the volatility and the lack of liquidity, not the opposite. But once we see liquidity coming in, once we see new highs in liquidity, once we see money coming in through the federal banking system and all the liquidity levers where money can come from, and you see a bid from institutions, from ETFs, and you see retail coming in, that's when you know that we're starting to, the bottom is in and we're starting to rally.

52:41Bijan Maleki:So don't just look at price alone and think that it's good. There's a lot more that goes into it and you have to make sure that you are factoring all of that into the equation. So, yeah.

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