Bitcoin - Why the Sky's the Limit · Going Public with Ross Mandell

Bitcoin - Why the Sky's the Limit

Bitcoin. It's been around for over a decade, and yet some people are still afraid to call this a real investment. But let me tell you something—it’s stood the test of time. We’ve seen the surges, the pullbacks, the consolidations, and then more surges. And if there's anything I've learned from my decades on Wall Street, if it looks like a duck, walks like a duck, and quacks like a duck—guess what? Yeah. It’s the real deal.

Bitcoin is a real asset class. Period!

This Market Has Matured—Big Time

Gone are the days of crypto being the Wild West. We’ve got real regulation now. Laws like the GENIUS Act and CLARITY Act have set the stage. Spot Bitcoin ETFs are flowing. Wall Street’s not sitting on the sidelines anymore—it’s buying in.

BlackRock. Fidelity. Deutsche Bank. These are the titans, and they’re all calling Bitcoin a long-term hold. You don’t get that kind of institutional validation unless you’ve earned it.

And Then There’s Trump

Say what you want, but Donald Trump has turned into crypto’s biggest ally. He’s cleaned house at the SEC, installed pro-crypto leadership, and even created a U.S. Bitcoin Reserve. Not only that—he’s opened the door for Bitcoin to enter retirement plans. That alone could pump in $174 billion in long-term capital. That’s not a maybe—that’s math.

The Smart Money Is Already In

Bitcoin ETFs pulled in over $5.5 billion in one month. Companies are putting BTC on their balance sheets. The game has changed. Bitcoin’s not a fringe asset anymore—it’s part of the core playbook for anyone serious about building wealth.

So, What’s the Play?

Is Bitcoin volatile? Sure. But so is the stock market, and no one questions whether the S&P 500 is real. The difference is—Bitcoin still has room to run. And with strong legal backing, institutional demand, and a crypto-friendly administration behind it, we’re just getting started.

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