Bitcoin Street breaks $100k, strategic reserves,
sailors prediction, and the global shift to digital
power. Welcome back to the Bitcoin Street Journal
podcast. I'm your host, Anna, and if you're tuning
in today, buckle up. This isn't just an episode.
It's a digital thunderclap. We're covering Bitcoin's
historic push above our $100 ,000, a flurry of
state level crypto laws lighting up the American
map, institutional adoption going nuclear, and
Michael Saylor taking us on a 2045 vision quest.
All signal, no fiat static. Let's go. First stop,
legislative fireworks. Oregon just made Bitcoin
history with Senate Bill 167, now signed into
law. This isn't your usual legalese. SB 167 officially
recognizes digital assets like Bitcoin as legal
collateral. That's huge. It sets a precedent
that could ripple across the country. Bitcoin
is now as legitimate in the court of law as it
is in the court of public opinion. And Oregon
isn't alone. Arizona isn't watching from the
sidelines. They've jumped into the game with
a law establishing a strategic Bitcoin Reserve.
Think about that. A US state not just hodling,
but strategically hodling. This isn't a trend.
This is a movement. Combine that with New Hampshire's
earlier Bitcoin Reserve law and Texas's SB21,
which just passed out of committee. And what
you're seeing is the beginning of a new kind
of monetary arms race, a peaceful one, an open
source one. It's the Bitcoin street standard,
red, white, and orange. Now enter Michael Saylor,
stage center. The strategy CEO is throwing down
the gauntlet, saying 700 Bitcoin treasury companies
will emerge by next year. He's not guessing.
He's mapping the terrain. Saylor believes these
corporate hodlers are becoming exponentially
more powerful, turning Bitcoin from an asset
into a competitive advantage. And who can argue
with him? Bitcoin just leapt back over $100 ,000,
not just reclaiming six digits. but doing it
with flair. It's now the fifth largest asset
in the world. That's above Amazon. Yes, that
Amazon. Oh, and it just hit an all -time high
against the Nasdaq 100. We're not in Kansas anymore.
In Saylor's vision, he's projecting $1 .13 million
per Bitcoin by 2045. In his words, every Bitcoin
you don't buy is $1 .13 million cost. Don't call
it hopium. Call it math, scarcity, conviction,
monetary gravity. Let's zoom out to the global
chessboard. In the UAE, Emirat, the state -owned
oil and gas colossus now accepts Bitcoin and
crypto at their gas stations. That's right. Bitcoin
isn't just a store of value. It's fuel for your
car. Literal petro -Bitcoin. And over in Japan,
MetaPlanet is issuing another $21 .25 million
in 0 % bonds to buy even more BTC. They're already
loaded with a 1 billion yen Bitcoin balance.
They're not slowing down. They're doubling down.
Now let's talk ETFs. It's like a black hole of
demand. ARK21 shares pulled in 567 BTC in a single
day. Meanwhile, BlackRock's ETH ETF saw 10 ,910
ETH walk out the door. The contrast is stark.
One narrative is gaining strength. The other
is leaking momentum. And the Bitcoin network?
It's holding strong. A massive support level
has emerged at $94 ,719, where nearly 200 ,000
BTC were stacked. Resistance? $1 ,101 ,673. We're
bumping the ceiling. Bulls are warming up for
liftoff. Whale alert. Over 3 .3 million link
were pulled from exchanges in a day. Tether's
USDT supply now sits above $150 billion, split
almost evenly between Tron and Ethereum. The
liquidity flood is here. Meanwhile, Coinbase
is making moves, confirming $2 .9 billion acquisition
of Deribit. The crypto options juggernaut. This
isn't a footnote. This is Coinbase going full
tilt into institutional futures. Bitcoin Street
is now Bitcoin Circuit. On the macro stage, the
US is slashing tariffs on UK auto and steel exports.
That's fuel for risk assets. Trump teased a massive
trade deal. Bitcoin spiked above $1 ,104 ,000.
We're in geopolitical alignment, and Bitcoin
is at the center. Ethereum's reclaiming its rhythm,
too. back over $2 ,000. And while Memocoins dance
and Dogecoin dreams, Bitcoin remains the gravity
well, the OG, the center of mass. In 24 hours,
CryptoMarketCap added $235 billion. That's not
a typo. That's real capital. Shorts got liquidated
to the tune of $500 million. Over 344 ,000 new
Bitcoin wallets spun up in a single surge. Retail
is back. FOMO has re -entered the chat. Let's
talk sovereignty. Tether just gave $100 ,000
to BTC Pay Server for the second year in a row.
Why? Because open source matters, because sovereign
payments matter, because holding your own keys
matters. And now a quick shout out to the heartbeat
of the movement, to the Bitcoin maximalists holding
the line on NostraWix, to the entrepreneurs building
with lightning rails, to the plebs zapping their
value one sat at a time, to the V4V diehards,
to the sovereign stackers, to those who remember
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This is Anna for the Bitcoin Street Journal podcast
where Bitcoin Street isn't just a headline. It's
the new capital of economic reality. Stay sovereign,
stack hard, and I'll see you on the next block.