If the global financial system is truly shifting toward an asset-based currency, what would actually serve as that asset — gold, commodities, crypto, or something else?

You cite U.S. macro conditions and geopolitical events as key drivers for Bitcoin’s outlook. How do you weigh the relative impact of macroeconomic fundamentals (like interest rates and government spending) versus geopolitical shocks in shaping Bitcoin’s price in 2026 — and which do you think will be the dominant influence over the next 6–12 months?

Lots of potential here.

Can not wait for $XRP-X to have over a 2 Trillion market cap! Bullish

It recovered nicely though.

I certainly hope so!

Nice!

This is very true on cryptocurrencies too.

Further evidence that you are losing it.  No one is censoring anything. If they were, the hate-filled filth you call your articles would have been deleted. Please go back to your alt-right and neo-nazis forums where such beliefs are welcomed.  It is not wanted here.

Wow, @TalkMarkets I did not realize Paypal had over 1 billion in crypto deposited!