Today’s Nuggets
BTC CMO Saylor Hustling 24/7
Tax-Free BTC Gets Snubbed
Tom Lee: Cashing Out Above $100K Keeps Us Stuck
Bessent Plans to Whack JP Soon
JP Says Job Market is Strong
ETFs On the Verge of Exploding with RIAs
Treasuries Growing Faster Than ETFs
Dollar Down 11% in First Half of 2025
This one is called Bitcoin Blitz, which touches on a video I made back in January about the OTC desks. People hated it as they did not understand it, but I have a big update for you on that one.
The media is beginning to discuss it. We will also compare treasuries to public companies alongside some of the regulation stuff happening. A whole lot more and a ton of charts as well.
I am very big on seasonality and want to discuss July.
This is not only the best month in the year for stocks, but it is also quite good for Bitcoin. I walked through a version of this for August in the Q&A question on Sunday.
I thought it would be beneficial to bring it forward a month and discuss July seasonality.
If you look at July seasonality on average every year since the beginning of time, 8.3% is the average return for Bitcoin over its history. However, if you look at the average return for July for the corollary year that we have now, i.e. the last year of the bull run had an even higher average of 9% in 2013, 16.2% in 2017, and 18.6% in 2021.
What will it be this year?
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