A new prediction claims Bitcoin won't reach $1 million within five years — but that view ignores the data and real-world signals driving Bitcoin's repricing today.

This episode breaks down why the bearish thesis falls apart:

• $1.42B in Bitcoin ETF inflows, the strongest week since early October

• The DOJ confirmed it did not sell Bitcoin tied to the Samourai case, removing major sell-pressure FUD

• Michael Saylor pushes back on criticism of Bitcoin treasury companies, reinforcing the long-term accumulation model

• Institutional and sovereign demand continue absorbing supply faster than it's produced

Beyond the data, Bitcoin culture is being lived in real time. Today in El Zonte, the community gathers for a local surf meetup with Max Keiser & Stacy Herbert at La Cajita Kitchen, home of the CocoMax — connecting policy, capital, and culture in Bitcoin Country.

While critics debate timelines, the math, the money, and the movement continue to align.

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A BRICS nation is taking concrete steps to make Bitcoin part of daily life, signaling a broader nation-state shift from regulation to normalization.

As Russia advances policy to integrate Bitcoin into everyday use, similar patterns are emerging elsewhere. Iran's crypto activity has surged to $7.8B amid mass protests, showing how monetary stress pushes real-world adoption faster than charts can predict.

This episode breaks down why policy moves matter more than short-term price targets, how nation-states are quietly normalizing Bitcoin use, and why adoption driven by necessity often precedes repricing.

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A White House adviser has confirmed that a U.S. Strategic Bitcoin Reserve remains a priority, reinforcing the nation-state Bitcoin thesis that continues to build beneath the surface.

As policy signals align with capital flows, analysts are now pointing to a $400,000 Bitcoin price target, driven by expanding sovereign interest, accelerating ETF inflows, and growing institutional participation.

This shift is also reflected in the broader macro landscape. As Max Keiser noted following recent geopolitical developments:

"Silver down sharply because airstrikes against Iran called off. Silver & gold prices driven by war & despair. Bitcoin prices trending higher on renewed interest in stateless money and the peace & love that would bring."

The contrast is clear: traditional metals respond to fear and conflict, while Bitcoin increasingly reflects demand for stateless money, neutrality, and long-term settlement beyond war-driven markets.

This episode breaks down why reserve signals matter more than short-term price moves, how ETF demand is stacking in early 2026, and why Bitcoin is being treated as a strategic monetary asset, not a speculative trade.

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