January All Over Again? - 27.05.2026 Why Bitcoin's current move is harder to ignore this time

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Recorded27 May 2026

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This episode unpacks a market flashing red: Bitcoin slipping below $75k amid massive institutional outflows, a macro liquidity squeeze driven by a closed Strait of Hormuz and oil shocks, and strategic corporate moves like Strategy’s debt restructuring and STRC plan. At the same time DeFi faces an AI-driven security crisis—hundreds of millions stolen and developers warned to exit—traditional finance is moving to tokenize assets and claim blockchain rails, raising a central question: will crypto remain permissionless or become Wall Street’s new database?

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