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Mastering the room – Vaibhavv Ali first clocked the glasses at WoW Summit in Hong Kong, then again on the Token2049 stage. Same frames. Same voice. Same job: keep a technical conference from going flat. On Aura 8 Episode 90 he brought on Andrew Work, main-stage MC for Token2049, to talk about how that job is actually done.
Andrew is not a protocol founder. People still walk up and pitch him as if he writes checks. The glasses come off when he does not want to be the conduit
The person holding the Token2049 microphone is not there to be the star. He is there to get the guest on stage in the state they need notes, silence, or a shout in Québécois French and to keep 25,000 people in one tempo. Andrew’s path is kindergarten narrator → Canadian school speeches → politics with no mic in front of 800 people → a Hong Kong free-market think tank → a 2006–2009 fintech shop that drifted into ICOs → Token. Crypto, he said, “comes very naturally” if you have spent a career talking about less government, lower taxes, and fewer rules. The industry did not stay that pure. The posture still maps.
Practice is the other thesis. Jonathan Cheng, Wall Street Journal Beijing bureau chief, was “fantastic” at Asia Society on book event number 43. That is the standard Andrew pointed at: take the room every time you are offered it.Aura8 Ep90
How a kindergarten narrator ends up on the Token main stage
Deep cut first. He was the only kid in the Christmas play who could read. Book in hand, side of the stage, loud. Canadian schools then forced an annual speech whether you wanted it or not. Friends noticed. Politics required holding 800 people with no microphone and four policy points. Comfort in a crowd becomes a rumor. The rumor becomes bookings.
The crypto door was not ideological purity. It was a company that ran fintech from 2006 to 2009, then helped people with ICOs “when that was a thing,” through just before COVID. Parallel track: he founded a free-market think tank in Hong Kong less state in the economy, lower taxes, less regulation. Early crypto’s anti-central-bank story sat on that same shelf. “Now it hasn’t necessarily gone that way,” he said. The mental model still works.
Day job today is not in the space. Stage job is.
The glasses problem
At Token2049, founders treat the MC as a hallway into capital. They have seen him standing next to people who already raised. So they pitch. His countermeasure is almost comic: don’t wear the glasses if he wants to walk the floor unrecognized. The frames are the brand. Remove them and the conduit closes.
Backstage is the real job
Ali asked how you read a speaker in the green room. Andrew’s rule is not Myers-Briggs. It is: what do they need to walk out and do their best?
Some want the brief, then silence and notes. Some want “what’s your name, where are you from.” He goes with the guest. If there is a real bond, he uses it. Token2049 Dubai, Georges St-Pierre backstage two-division UFC champion out of Quebec. Andrew hit him in heavy Canadian French. GSP did not see it coming. Hometown language as a reset, not a bit.
The MC’s ego stays off the rundown. “My job is not to be the star.”
Script versus room
Token is not a teleprompter show. Other events are. The producers he works with know he does not run every word from a page. He still has to know the rundown cold. Ali’s contrast was the Aura 8 format text Ben Goertzel, get the godfather of AGI on with Michael Terpin in the same hour. A 25,000-person main stage does not give you that slack. Improvisation is connecting the audience to the guest inside the slot, not inventing a fourth segment.
Favorites: GSP, Ricciardo, Vernon Smith, Arthur Hayes
Asked what the world should know that Ali did not ask:
Georges St-Pierre the introduction, and the backstage French.Daniel Ricciardo at Token2049 he put “a lot of love and attention and care” into the intro. Ricciardo came back the next year and talked about that intro the moment he sat down.Vernon Smith, Nobel economist a full hour one-on-one after the 2008 crisis, for a man who had built a free-market think tank. “Extraordinary.”Last year’s Token peak, personal: Arthur Hayes. Brilliant backstage. Do not bet against him. Economics that is how the world works, not a textbook. Energy and insight that “float the boat” of someone who still thinks like an economist.
Singapore in under 30 days
Token2049, he said, keeps getting bigger. 25,000 people a year. Biggest on the planet now. He had not had the full briefing yet. Lineups he had seen were already “epic.” Calendar: less than thirty days out from the 2026 Singapore edition when they recorded. Ali’s close: see you there.
The closer for anyone still deciding whether to take a stage: opportunity cost is real. Grab it. Stage fright is the actual fear. Worst case, you met it. Cheng’s 43rd book event is what “so good” looks like after reps.
Key takeaways
The Token main-stage job is guest-state management, not personal brand.Andrew is crypto-adjacent by ideology and ICO-era work, not by token. The glasses are how the floor finds him; he takes them off to disappear.Read the green room for need, not personality type. Use a real bond if you have one.No word-for-word script. Full command of the rundown. You are not the star.Career highlights sit at the intersection of craft and rooms you would not otherwise enter: GSP, Ricciardo, Vernon Smith, Hayes.Token2049 Singapore 2026: 25k, still scaling. Take every room you are offered.
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Bitcoin cycle bottom- On 1 July, Bitcoin printed the print Vaibhavv Ali keeps putting on the table. Bloomberg’s Mike McGlone was talking $10K. Others said $20K. Bobby Lee, on stage at Rare Evo in August, said $25K. On Aura 8 Episode 87, Ali brought back the guest who had already called it the other way: Michael Terpin.
Terpin’s correction was characteristically tight. It was not a crystal ball. It was the first time the odds favored a bottom — and still, in his telling, better than a coin-flip that October could undercut it if macro broke the wrong way. Macro broke the other way.
Terpin still assigns about 80% that the early-July low was the cycle floor. The tape since then is a policy shock he calls a white swan: a Treasury bid for long bonds, an SEC–CFTC Reg Crypto framework, a Trump crypto summit, and a push for the Clarity Act. That cluster, he said, produced a roughly 24% burst and flipped the regime from bear to bull. He still wants a retrace. He does not want the mid-50s again. Base-case dip is a Fibonacci slide into the upper $60s. Anything under $70K is a buy. Anything under $65K — and especially under the 200-week moving average, which he put near $64,500 — is the historical scoop.
He does not have Bitcoin closing 2026 above $100K. His working top for this cycle is $200K–$240K. Above that is supercycle territory.
The white swan that flipped bear to bull
Terpin’s sequence:
Treasury Secretary Bessent signaling on the order of $1 trillion of support aimed at long-dated yieldsSEC and CFTC aligning on a Reg Crypto framework — in his phrase, something that could revive an ICO-like issuance marketTrump’s crypto summit the same day, including constructive comments on names such as Hyperliquid and a push to pass the Clarity Act
That is not “good CPI.” That is three policy doors opening at once. Altcoin bid followed. Bitcoin did not give the rally back. Each session that holds, he said, shrinks the leftover chance of a full revisit of the $60s.
Levels: $70K is a buy, $65K is a scream
The moving average is the rule he will not abandon. When Bitcoin went under $60K in February, it was not under the 200-week. When it went under about $62K in June, it was. The line moves. His current buy-the-average level: about $64,500.
ZoneTerpin’s readHold above the post-rally rangeBull regime intactFib / mild dip into upper $60sBase-case retraceUnder $70KBuyUnder $65K / under 200-week (~$64.5K)“Screaming buy”Low $50s / $40s / $20sThe June crowd’s path — he rejects it
A Fed hike can knock risk assets. He does not think it re-opens a bear market in Bitcoin.
This week’s real risk is the Fed, not $40K
Ali pressed the 30-year and the Bessent-versus-bond-market fight (citing Druckenmiller on Treasury losses). Terpin’s near-term tell is simpler: the market is pricing roughly a two-thirds chance of a hike. Trump wanted a more dovish Fed chair before Powell’s term was up because he ranks growth over the last eight-to-ten months of inflation above the 2% target. A hike would be a dampener. It is not, in this framework, a regime change.
Rapid-fire confirmation: yes, he expects the Fed to hike again in 2026. Probably yes, Treasury loses some version of the contest with the bond market. Kevin Warsh is not a nothing-burger by Christmas.
Tokenize at Tiger Mansion
Mid-show plug, then substance. Terpin founded BitAngels in 2013 (now 40-plus cities) and the first crypto investor conference in 2014 as Coin Agenda, later rebranded Tokenize to cover securities, real estate, and the rest of the digital-asset stack. The next edition is at the former Mike Tyson property — Tiger Mansion. Confirmed keynote on air: Dr. Patrick Byrne. Site: tokenizeconference.com.
He also pointed listeners to the book and bitcoinsupercycle.ai.
Supercycle vs diminishing returns
The historical pattern he walked: 100x, then 30x, then 8x instead of 10x, then 2x instead of 3x — a path that would make the next leg 30%, then 10%, then nothing. He does not think that is Bitcoin’s future, because global “normie” adoption has not happened yet. U.S. ownership he ballparked as north of 5%, maybe closer to 20% — estimates, not a registry. Spot ETFs, on his round number, are about $100 billion. If that book is $200–400 billion by 2029, the bid hits a float that whales can no longer fill the old way.
This cycle may have been the first time large holders could sell thousands of coins into TradFi demand without only selling to other OGs. Next cycle the question is whether that supply hits early enough to break the tape — or whether ETF and new-buyer demand creates a supply shock and a supercycle that runs longer or higher than the old four-year script.
Scenarios he sketched:
Frenzy into roughly $250K–$270K, then a short parabolic burst through $300K, then a popOr a top that simply does not look like prior blow-off tops (this cycle already “popped out of apathy”)
Best estimate of the top: low $200s, $200K–$240K. Clearance above that is supercycle.
AI versus Bitcoin timing: both look like 2029 events to him. Working guess — Bitcoin bubble spring 2029, AI bubble fall 2029. Bitcoin pops first.
Rapid fire
QuestionTerpinJuly 1 was the cycle low80% yesBitcoin closes 2026 above $100KNoTreasury loses to the bond market (Druckenmiller)Probably yesClarity Act clears Congress by 15 SeptemberProbably noFed hikes again in 2026YesKevin Warsh a nothing-burger by ChristmasNoReg Crypto survives comments and becomes policyYesETFs have permanently broken on-chain analysisFirst yes, then a walk-back toward “they just changed the money”AI bubble pops before Bitcoin’s next ATHNo — BTC likely pops first (spring ’29 vs AI autumn ’29)Tell a nephew with zero Bitcoin to buy at $78KYes if unexposed; patient money waits for ~$70K
Key takeaways
July remains the 80% cycle low. October downside needed bad macro. He got a white swan instead.Regime is bull, with a garden-variety dip toward the upper $60s / $70K more likely than a collapse.200-week MA ~$64.5K is still the mechanical buy line.2026 close above $100K: no. Cycle top zone: $200K–$240K.Policy stack to watch: Fed hike odds, Clarity Act slip, Reg Crypto becoming real rules.Tokenize / Tiger Mansion is the October investor room; bitcoinsupercycle.ai is the longer thesis.
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Bitcoin bottom- On Aura8 Episode 81, Vaibhavv Ali brought Michael Terpin back for a weekly tape read. The shirt on camera looked like spring. The call was winter.
Terpin’s frame has not changed: Bitcoin spring starts at a halving, or at a new all-time high before the next one. Neither has arrived. What has arrived, in his view, is the slow grind that follows a finished bear — the phase he has called Bitcoin winter since he first wrote the four-seasons model in 2015.
Table of Contents
Why July 1 is the date he usesFebruary and November were not capitulationThe 200-week moving average still mattersThe metrics that did not printThe white swan that pulled the low forwardInstitutions influence. They do not own the float.Four seasons, then the supercycleKey takeaways
Terpin now assigns about an 80 percent probability that the cycle low printed on 1 July near $57,100. That is a step up from the two-thirds call he made after the first violent bounce, and a reversal of the 60 percent “lower still” case he held while price sat under the 200-week moving average. He is not calling a melt-up. He is calling the start of the slow road back to the next all-time high.
Why July 1 is the date he uses
He separates the lowest close from the lowest print. June produced the close. July 1 produced the wick — “fifty-seven thousand one hundred,” in his recounting.
That is how he scores prior crashes as well. The COVID low is the wick near $3,000, not the close. Cycle historians who only mark daily closes will argue with him. He is not scoring closes.
The June–July structure mattered because it behaved like prior terminal legs: a break that does not snap back 10 percent the next session, then days of dead tape. “When capitulation happens, it just sits there and lays there for a couple of weeks. And that’s what happened in June.”
February and November were not capitulation
Ali’s audience had already heard the premature “bear is over” calls. Terpin lined them up.
A drop from roughly $126,000 toward $80,000 last November was violent and short. Six or seven weeks is not a bear market.February produced another air pocket and an immediate rebound — about 10 percent the next day, in his telling. “That never happens in capitulation.”Michael Saylor and others calling the bear done in February after four months “did not seem rational.”
The June low was the first candidate that stayed down long enough to count.
The 200-week moving average still matters
Four of four prior cycle bottoms, Terpin said, printed below the 200-week moving average. February never got there. The average itself had also migrated: under $60,000 in February, above $60,000 by June. Price had to do more work the second time.
Being under that line is what let him say the market was in the final phase of the bear even while he still assigned only a 40 percent chance that the low was in. The other 60 percent was time and unfinished on-chain work.
The metrics that did not print
He is explicit about what usually tags a bottom and did not fully tag this one:
Balanced price near $53,000 — the level he expected on a last flush.Realized price in the low $40,000s.Coin-days destroyed / coin-value-days clustering around $43,000–$45,000.
Those misses are why the early call was 40/60 against a finished low, and why a year-long bear — “a year to the day” on the last two cycles — still looked like the base case. The low arriving early surprised him. He now thinks the surprise has an explanation.
The white swan that pulled the low forward
The missing flush, he argues, got canceled by policy, not by a new holder class magically ending volatility.
He was at the SALT gathering in Jackson Hole when the tape turned. A presidential crypto summit that week did what earlier “I’m the Bitcoin president” appearances did not: it arrived next to three coordinated catalysts that “very rapidly move[d] the price up.”
The one he spent time on was the joint CFTC–SEC direction toward Reg Crypto — a policy wrapper he compared to Reg D, Reg A, and Reg CF, aimed at token sales. Sixty days of comment. Not a statute. If it holds, Terpin’s read is a regulated U.S. reopening of what the industry used to call the ICO market, under SEC and CFTC oversight.
He contrasts that with 10 October-style black swans that force tops early. This was the inverse: good news arriving while the market was already in the terminal zone under the 200-week average. Bad news in that same zone, he said, could still have taken price “considerably lower.” The white swan is why the 40 percent case won.
Institutions influence. They do not own the float.
The “never going down again, it’s all institutions now” line is the one he keeps punching.
ETFs, on his numbers, are still about 7 percent of supply. Strategy / Saylor is “pushing up toward 5 percent.” Long-term holders — the 155-day cut he does not love but uses — remain individuals who bought at $1,000, $5,000, $10,000, even $50,000 more than a year ago.
What institutions did do is break some on-chain thermometers. ETF creations, redemptions, and OTC flow sit off-chain. Coin-days destroyed, built for visible movement, now under-counts. That is his cleanest reason the $43,000–$53,000 cluster never had to print.
Influence is not ownership. The float is still the old whales.
Four seasons, then the supercycle
The rest of the hour is the book tour with a model attached.
Bitcoin Supercycle (Simon & Schuster / Amazon; site: bitcoinsupercycle.ai) is the title his publisher preferred. The working title was Four Seasons of Bitcoin:
Spring — post-halving grind, or a new high before the cut.Summer — the vertical.Fall — the bubble breaks.Winter — the slow climb to the next spring. This is the box he puts the market in now.
The underlying identity is Satoshi’s: if new demand exceeds new issuance, price rises. His halving markers: $12, $670, $8,700, $64,000. Next cut, higher, if demand still clears a shrinking float.
He is impatient with the “issuance is now so small it does not matter” shrug. The comparison is not last cycle’s issuance. It is next cycle’s demand. Annual inflation after the next halving, in his arithmetic, is about 0.44 percent — roughly 1.5 percent over four years. He does not believe 2028–2032 fails to clear that bar.
Diminishing-return models (100x, then 30x, then 8x, then 2x) never reach $1 million. The thing that breaks the flattening, in the book, is the S-curve / crossing-the-chasm jump: ETFs and public vehicles like Strategy as the early mainstream, after the hardware-wallet generation already did the ugly work. That is the supercycle overlay on top of the seasons.
He closed with Tokenize Conference (tokenizeconference.com) and the usual invitation. Ali closed with the OG debt: without the first cohort, Schwab-ticket Bitcoin takes another decade.
Key takeaways
Terpin: ~80% that 1 July ~$57.1K was the cycle low.Season: Bitcoin winter, not spring. Spring needs a halving or a new ATH.June–July looked like capitulation. February and November did not.Four of four prior lows printed under the 200-week moving average.Balanced price, realized price, and CVDD did not fully tag. ETF/OTC flow is his explanation.ETFs ~7% of supply. Institutions bend the tape. They do not hold the majority.A policy white swan (Reg Crypto direction plus the summit week) is why the low arrived early.Model remains four seasons + supercycle. Book: Bitcoin Supercycle. Event: Tokenize Conference.
Source: Aura8 Episode 81, Vaibhavv Ali with Michael Terpin. Levels and probabilities are the guest’s, stated on air. Not investment advice.
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Michael Terpin Bitcoin bottom- Michael Terpin now assigns a two-thirds probability that the June low near $57K marked the Bitcoin bottom. After the rapid move from the mid-$60s to approaching $77–78K, he says the bull market has likely begun. A weekly close above $80K would raise his confidence to roughly 90%. He still expects a retracement, but believes a full give-back into the low $60s is the less likely path.
Table of Contents
Aura8 Episode 75: The ContextBitcoin: From Caution to Higher ConvictionEthereum’s “White Swan” and the Short SqueezePolicy TailwindsKey TakeawaysWhat It Means Going Forward
Aura8 Episode 75: The Context
On Aura8 Episode 75, host Vaibhavv Ali (aka Vali) sat down again with Michael Terpin for a timely market update after one of the more dramatic weeks in recent months. Bitcoin had spent weeks hovering below the 200-week moving average in the low-to-mid $60K range. Within roughly 48 hours it climbed toward the high $70s, accompanied by a strong move in Ethereum that Terpin described as a “white swan.”
The conversation captured a clear shift in Terpin’s stance—from cautious accumulation while price remained below the 200-week moving average to higher conviction that the cycle bottom is likely already in.
Bitcoin: From Caution to Higher Conviction
Terpin had been tracking the 200-week moving average closely. Price action that stayed below it kept the door open to further downside, including the possibility of another test of the mid-$50s later in the year. The sharp rally changed the probabilities.
He now puts the chance that June was the bottom at approximately two-thirds. A weekly close above $80K would push that confidence closer to 90%. While he still expects a pullback from the current surge, his base case is that the retracement holds above $70K rather than fully retracing into the low $60s. A full retrace remains possible but is no longer the higher-probability outcome in his view.
Terpin framed the current phase as the early stage of a multi-year bull market rather than a short, explosive move. He does not expect a rapid run to previous cycle highs by the end of the year.
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Ethereum’s “White Swan” and the Short Squeeze
Ethereum’s sudden strength stood out. After a prolonged period of relative inactivity, the move generated widespread relief among holders. Terpin linked the broader price action to a large short squeeze—describing it as one of the biggest liquidation events in five years—which amplified the upward momentum once the range finally broke.
Policy Tailwinds
The conversation also touched on the shifting U.S. regulatory tone. Terpin noted that the current administration’s more constructive stance toward crypto, including signals around liquidity and a friendlier environment for building in America, has contributed to improved sentiment. He contrasted this with the prior period of heavier regulatory pressure.
Key Takeaways from Aura8 Ep75
Terpin now assigns ~66% probability that the June low was the Bitcoin cycle bottom.A weekly close above $80K would raise his confidence to ~90%.Base-case retracement support is seen near $70K; a full return to the low $60s is considered less likely.The current rally is viewed as the early phase of a longer bull market, not a short-term spike.Ethereum’s sharp move and a major short squeeze helped fuel the broader risk-on shift.Constructive U.S. policy signals are providing an additional tailwind for sentiment.
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What It Means Going Forward
Vaibhavv Ali kept the discussion focused on actionable levels and probability shifts rather than narrative excess. The episode captures a clear change in Terpin’s stance from cautious accumulation below the 200-week moving average to higher conviction that the bottom is likely in.
For market participants, the practical implication is a shift in risk management. While a retracement remains expected, the higher-probability path now favors holding above key support rather than preparing for a full retest of the June lows. Confirmation would come with a sustained weekly close above $80K.
Watch the full episode of Aura8 with Vaibhavv Ali (Vali) and Michael Terpin for the complete discussion on price structure, risk management, and the evolving macro backdrop.
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Bitcoin price performance– Bitcoin has delivered one of its strongest short-term performances of the summer. After trading near the critical $62,000 zone just days earlier, the world’s largest cryptocurrency staged a powerful rebound, pushing past $69,000 and testing higher levels on August 20, 2026.
The move marks a sharp reversal from the cautious tone that dominated the previous week. On Aura8 Episode 73, veteran investor and “godfather of crypto” Michael Terpin had described $62,000 as a potential “trapdoor.” At the time of that conversation, Bitcoin was hovering around $62,582.
Bitcoin A Trapdoor
“Seven days ago on this show, the godfather of crypto gave you a number. He said sixty two thousand is a trapdoor. Below sixty two thousand it could go to sixty, reach sixty and it’s open its doors to even fifty eight. And now we are below that price,” host Vaibhavv Ali noted at the start of the episode.
Terpin’s response at the time was measured. He expected sideways action rather than an immediate collapse, while acknowledging that further downside remained possible.
What the Numbers Show Since Yesterday
Bitcoin closed August 19 near the $68,400–$69,300 range after a strong daily advance. On August 20 it continued higher, trading between roughly $69,500 and above $71,000–$72,000 across major exchanges at various points during the day. Gains from the previous close ranged from approximately 2% to over 4% depending on the exact snapshot, extending a multi-day recovery that lifted prices more than 10% from the mid-$62,000s.
The rebound has been accompanied by elevated volume and short liquidations, classic signs of a squeeze after prolonged consolidation.
Bitcoin price performance
Terpin’s Framework Still Applies
Even as prices recovered, Terpin’s broader framework from the Aura8 conversation remains relevant for understanding the current environment.
He argued that the market was more likely to face negative catalysts than positive ones over the subsequent two months, pointing to potential macro data, Jackson Hole discussions, and the risk of a crypto-specific shock.
I think we’re going to be going sideways for a while until there is some kind of momentum on either the positive or the negative side. And I think right now most of the indications are that there is more likely bad news in the next two months than good news,” Terpin saidAura8 | Ep73
He maintained that the absolute floor in a normal scenario remained in the $30,000s, with a move into the $20,000s only likely in the event of a severe systemic shock such as a major hardware wallet exploit draining billions.
“Never say no matter what… Imagine if that happened to Trezor… I think that would be a fundamental shock worse than FTX and we could get down to maybe even the twenties. I don’t think that’s going to happen.”
On positioning, Terpin confirmed he still held some previously established short positions at the time of the interview, while emphasizing that whales had already begun accumulating.
“If you look at the net whale positions, they’ve already been buying… They tend to not want to wait for the absolute bottom.”Aura8 | Ep73
He also left open the possibility that the real bottom had already occurred in June, or that one more leg lower toward $53,000–$55,000 remained possible before a more sustained recovery beginning around October.
Why the Rally Matters Now
The speed of the move above $69,000 has shifted short-term sentiment. What looked like a potential breakdown through the trapdoor has instead produced a classic relief rally, liquidating late shorts and forcing some sidelined capital back into the market.
Yet Terpin’s longer-term cycle view continues to provide important context. He reiterated that Bitcoin’s four-year pattern remains intact and that the current period should be viewed as a buying opportunity for those with a multi-year horizon, provided they respect the risk of further volatility.
Bitcoin price performance
“This is not the end of Bitcoin. This is a good time to buy even now… You’ll be able to get in somewhere near this price next week, the week after, the week after.”
Looking Ahead
The coming sessions will test whether the breakout above the high $60,000s can hold or whether the market returns to the sideways-to-lower path Terpin outlined. Key events to watch include any residual impact from macro data, further Clarity Act developments in Washington, and the possibility of a crypto-native shock that could still pressure prices.
For now, Bitcoin has answered the immediate trapdoor test with strength. The question is whether this move marks the early stages of a more durable recovery or simply another sharp swing within a still-fragile bear-market structure.
As Terpin reminded listeners on Aura8, the four-year cycle has not been cancelled. The path from here will depend on both the absence of major shocks and the willingness of larger capital to continue accumulating on dips.
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