This Bitcoin Fundamentals podcast episode features Preston Pysh interviewing Matthew Mezinskis about global liquidity flows and their impact on Bitcoin. The discussion centers on charts illustrating the decrease in global liquidity since the COVID-era surge and its correlation with Bitcoin's price stagnation. Mezinskis argues that while global central banks are tightening liquidity, the dollar's strength is a significant factor, and he predicts a future surge in liquidity. He also emphasizes Bitcoin's unique power-law growth trajectory, contrasting it with the exponential growth of other assets, and suggests a Bitcoin price of $300,000-$400,000 within the next year is possible, but a million-dollar Bitcoin would signal a model breakdown. The interview concludes with a discussion of Bitcoin halvings and their potential future impact.
