Bitcoin Supply Shock and Tokenization Lead CoinDesk Talk
Original title: Bitcoin’s Next Supercycle: Why a Supply Shock Could Send Prices Soaring
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Key points
- Michael Terpin is CEO of Transform Ventures and author of "Bitcoin Supercycle."
- Terpin argues the bear market is over and the long climb back to the top has begun.
- He points to 2028-29 as a possible collision of presidential and stock market cycles.
- He also expects an altcoin supercycle.
- GSR's Andy Baehr says fixed income, not equities, will be the real catalyst that takes tokenization mainstream.
- Terpin notes that 95% of bitcoin has been mined and asks what happens when the last bitcoin is mined.
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Questions
What does GSR's Andy Baehr see as the catalyst for tokenization?
How much of the bitcoin supply has been mined?
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