Jimmy Song says capital rotates in and out of assets in cycles, likening investor positioning to a Keynesian beauty contest. He argues the key question is where money goes if not Bitcoin, underscoring the scarcity case behind the asset.
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Jimmy Song says capital rotates in and out of assets in cycles, likening investor positioning to a Keynesian beauty contest. He argues the key question is where money goes if not Bitcoin, underscoring the scarcity case behind the asset.
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I sold the $META $655 Puts 9/25 for $7.60
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