What the Bitcoin Weekly Chart Reveals About the Next Big Move: Are Real World Assets Taking Over?

Ted returns from his Brisbane trip to rejoin Pav as digital asset markets settle into a quiet lull.

With global sporting events wrapping up and risk markets catching their breath, they discuss whether this boring sideways action signals that crypto is entering its classic bottoming phase.

In this episode, they break down Bitcoin’s recent slide following Middle East geopolitical tensions and explain why boring markets offer ideal DCA conditions for long-term investors. They contrast Bitcoin’s holding power against tech stocks, noting SpaceX’s 46% post-IPO drop and how cheap AI models like Alibaba’s Qwen 3 are threatening big tech valuations.

Finally, they cover BlackRock’s $70B tokenization expansion, PancakeSwap’s surprising $1B revenue milestone, and a sobering $1.5B retail liquidation event in South Korea.  

You’ll hear: 

00:00 Ted returns from traveling as the guys reflect on market apathy during major global sporting events

02:00 Why sideways price action following geopolitical friction in the Middle East offers a calm entry point for multi-year horizons

03:36 SpaceX & the AI valuation threat

09:36 Balancing meme coin price gains against upcoming team and investor token unlock dates  

13:36 How TradFi giants are preparing to bring private credit and treasuries directly onto the blockchain  

17:00 Ted pulls up a chart/table showing the top 10 revenue-generating crypto apps and which app outpaced Hyperliquid

21:40 South Korea’s $1.5B margin wipeout, a cautionary breakdown