# DCA Bitcoin Buying During A Crypto Bear Market It Looks Like A Company Will Do The UNTHINKABLE ## Метаданные - **Канал:** The Modern Investor - **YouTube:** https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxmtzdRpM7g ## Содержание ### [0:00](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxmtzdRpM7g) Segment 1 (00:00 - 05:00) Hello everybody. Welcome back to the channel. Welcome back for another video. Welcome back to your daily crypto news break. Hope you're all doing well. Hope everyone out there is doing absolutely fantastic. Sorry if I sound tired. It's cuz I'm tired. That's how it usually ends up working. Uh, don't forget to leave a comment. Comments help out the video and the channel a lot cuz everything is an algorithm now and we live in the future. Without any further ado, let's jump right into it. Pit of a weird mixed bag of uh news that we have today within the cryptocurrency space. I find news in this market quite particular just because of what ends up popping up on any g I mean really sometimes you look around and you're like oh okay I guess that um guess that makes a lot of sense in uh water is wet news there's a couple of things actually like this today it says smart investors ers adjust their strategy during bare markets and 50% drawdowns like the one seen in Bitcoin over the last five months. The strategy known as dollar cost averaging or DCA involves investing the same amount of money at regular intervals regardless of market conditions. I said before it looks like we're getting a lot of um what's the word? Like signaling news in some sort of way. The last two weeks there's been a hefty sprinkle of news about the cryptocurrency market regarding people buying in. How many institutions are buying? Apparently, retail investors have also uh reentered the market in some form or fashion that we've also been hearing about. We've had another hefty amount of news about people and companies and organizations selling other assets and then moving it into Bitcoin and crypto. There was also something else about how if you had invested constantly in Bitcoin over the course of an x amount of time, how much you would have made in gains consistently kind of well would it be like a backwards FOMO? I don't even know what this would be. kind of like saying, "Hey, if you didn't invest before, invest now because now in the future is different than the present or something along those lines. " And then there's a little chart right here. Everyone has a little chart. It says, "A fiveyear Bitcoin dollar cost averaging stack shows strong net gains. In a February post on Twitter, Swan Bitcoin analyst Adam Livingston compared a similar dollar cost averaging approach against equities over the past five years. A $100 weekly allocation would have given you $42,500 in Bitcoin. If you had done the same $100 weekly into the S&P 500, you would have made $37,470, representing a 62. 9% return and a 43. 6% return. May I just say that's still an astronomical amount of money. I am almost certain if you told anyone put $100 per week into this thing and you only made $37,000. $37,000 would make a lot of people very happy right now. This is once again that thing that I was saying we're getting a lot of like, hey, look over here. Crypto is amazing. Crypto is awesome kind of news things letting this one feels more like it's for the public letting people know that if you did invest in invest in crypto invest in Bitcoin how much money you would have made from this uh from this and I mean also with the current energy that we have in the air from these very wealthy individuals who were all proclaiming ### [5:00](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxmtzdRpM7g&t=300s) Segment 2 (05:00 - 10:00) that they're expecting Bitcoin's price to still do a three or 4x in price over the course of 2026. Livingston noted that purchasing Bitcoin consistently during drawdowns has historically produced stronger cumulative returns despite price volatility. And then they have a little chart right here. Wow, numbers. Forward-looking simulations exam examine how the dollar cost averaging strategy could work from 2026 onward. Cool. Yeah. I mean, if you don't know, dollar cost averaging is like I didn't know it was that popular until a couple of years ago and people were screaming at me in the comments exactly how popular it was. It is a very common strategy. A lot of people do. it is part of the like set it and forget it kind of method instead of cuz I knew a lot of people who invested in crypto or other assets and they would literally like manually do it themselves like every Monday they would get up and they would check their phone and they would like then purchase some crypto or whatever they might have been purchasing. But a lot of times like they would forget or they would see that the the asset the prices were down or that prices were up. So, they wanted to wait a little bit longer to be able to buy because they thought the market was going to fall back down. If you just kind of do it automatically, you're investing without having to like This is I also recommend this as well. Uh when it comes to saving, if you uh you know have a difficult time saving money, just put something away automatically. You can tell your bank, app, $50 per week, a h 100red bucks per week into this account. It'll happen automatically. life will go by and then one day you'll wake up and you see you have $18,000 in that account and you go, I could have really used this $18,000 and I have it. So that's also something I'm throwing out there as well. Yeah, a lot of like um buy crypto, get crypto, look at how well crypto is doing and how much better it's going to do. I forgot what the other one was, but there was another article discussing future price movements relative to other assets. And I guess that's just the way that things are. That's the waters wet cryptocurrency dollar cost averaging news. And yeah, let's move on. Also in what? Okay. So, um, this one seems very science fictiony and I can't imagine where the the what or how this came about, but he here we are. A company by the name of StarCloud. and Nvidia backed orbital data center startup said that they will start mining Bitcoin from space later this year when its second spacecraft is launched, positioning it to become the first company to mine Bitcoin off of Earth. Sure. StarCloud was founded in early 2024 to build data centers in space as a solution to address rising energy needs for AI. In November, it launched a satellite with an NVIDIA H100 into orbit, marking the first time a GPU that powerful has ever operated in space. They so it says their data centers which comprise 88,000 satellites. They have 88 thou what the um are primarily powered by solar energy. If you ever get a chance and I don't know how spectacular or interesting this actually is to other people. Do you know that so this is one company 88,000 satellites. Do you know that other companies also have their own satellites? I I know that sounds like well yeah of what of course they would. Do you know that companies have been launching satellites since around like the late 70s or 80s like companies? So not like NASA or like you know like companies have been you know really you know doing it around the early 2000s we had so many companies launching satellites that they were actually this is real this is a real thing they actually began to crash into each other. what the average person doesn't know, you know how like a lot of times when there is like um a space shuttle taking off or like launching into space. So for ### [10:00](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxmtzdRpM7g&t=600s) Segment 3 (10:00 - 15:00) the like it it's all mathematics. You have to know mathematically like kind of what you're aiming at or the thing that you want to go to when it's going to enter your actual space. So you would basically say okay this thing like we want to go to Mars. We have to wait until the trajectory and the propulsion of us moving forward from Earth will match the rotation of Mars around the sun. So by the time we get to where Mars should be, Mars will actually be there. Do you understand? Like it's basically like matching time. It's all it's all math. Another thing that companies have to look for when they're actually looking to go to space is how much junk is in that area. This one company has 88,000 satellites. There are projected to be I think it's millions of sat satellites kind of orbiting Earth. A lot of them at some point. So they basically work off of mathematics as well through like different forms of propulsion so that you can kind of continuously get your phone signal or whatever else that you might actually need. The problem is that when you have so many companies launching satellites, they crash into each other. The crashing into each other create space debris around Earth. There's so much space debris that's moving like it's faster than you could actually like imagine like several hundred miles or kilometers per hour. Billions of little pieces of space junk are moving around Earth that quick. So when you're trying to actually leave the atmos I have to sneeze. Oh gosh. Oh boy. Sorry. Trying to leave the atmosphere. When you're trying to actually leave Earth, you also have to account for how many pieces of metal are going to actually hit the spaceship or like how fast you have to go to actually avoid it. You know that there are companies who are now um similar to I don't know if you've seen that one company like they're self-funded. Uh they have like a gigantic that like a fleet of ships. They go into the ocean to like take away garbage and plastic and debris because governments won't do it for us. There are companies who are now like creating like gigantic magnets. This isn't a joke. To try and like go into the atmosphere to like magnet a lot of that debris away, come back to Earth and then go back up and magnet it again. Isn't that crazy to think about? It's something that you would never ever think of in your mind. like you kind of assume that there's like several hundred satellites in the sky. No, no, no. Like it's actually millions cuz like we started doing a lot more by the time we got to like the early 2000s, the internet became a thing. We needed faster internet and this and so and so like remember when we had like edge on our phones, then that went to two 2G and then 3G and now we have like 18G or whatever number that we're currently on. There's so many satellites, but they keep bumping into each other and then those bump the smaller pieces bump into each other. It's very interesting. It's very very fascinating when you think like you kind of assume cuz in most movies like in sci-fi movies they kind of just like okay we're off and then they go into the air. No, no, no. Like we're literally surrounded by billions of pieces of space trash. Isn't that crazy? In September, someone named Buente, I assume he's one of the workers there. A lot of the articles in cryptocurrency, they'll announce StarCloud, Nvidia, all these other things, and then they'll say a name, but they don't say where the name is from. Normally, if you're writing something, you would have introduced Poente, whoever this person is, before saying their name. It says in September, Poente told Cointelegraph, "Who's Poente? " the name Poente is he the CEO? Is he the CFO? Is he the CIO? Is he a person who works there? Does he build the satellites? In so many crypto uh news stories do this. They're written terribly. In September, Poente told Cointelegraph that it is theoretically possible to send Bitcoin to Mars in as fast as three minutes by leveraging an optical link from NASA or Starlink and a new interplanetary timestamp system. However, they said mining Bitcoin on Mars would not be feasible due to the latency between the two planets. Um, cool. I wasn't really expecting anyone to mine Bitcoin on Mars. Also, the idea ### [15:00](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxmtzdRpM7g&t=900s) Segment 4 (15:00 - 20:00) that was a thing like four years ago. I don't know if you remember that people were proposing like when we get to Mars because we were supposed to have been there by 2017 that when we get to Mars and there's like a colony of people there that they could just use Bitcoin as their form of payment. And I was like, maybe we can just start a system where you, you know, like if you have 200 people living on a planet together, maybe you don't need to introduce money to them. How about make sure that they can actually build the planet cuz all their resources would be there. There's no real the idea of like you Okay, never mind. That's a whole another cool. Wow. So, they're going to start uh solar panel mining Bitcoin in the stars very soon. That's cool. I wasn't expecting that one. Okay, let's move on. Have you ever seen what was that episode of I think it was Star Trek. I want to say There was some episode where the Star Trekians, whatever they're called, they went to a planet and like the planet was like living in complete the planet was living in complete harmony and they were like, "Wow, this is amazing. " And then they found out that like the planet has no money. Like there's no barter system. Like everything is just kind of like free. Like they literally live in harmony. And some of the characters were like, "I don't understand. Like how are you living without money? How are you all so happy? Why is there no crime? Why is everything like everybody gets to eat? Everyone just has healthcare. That's how it works. I don't It was I for this was years ago. I remember watching it and I was like, "Wow, can you imagine like you know like a literal utopia and some of the people were like listen I'm not getting it. Where's the money? " That's what entered my head when I was thinking of like why would we send Bitcoin to Mars? We have another new planet. We can start over. We don't even have to like you can make sure that there's no establishment of a central bank. You can literally like sky's the limit. We can make a whole new system to make sure that everyone's happy. And it's like no way we got to make sure that we send like the scarcest asset on the planet. We h we have to send them satoshi's people on Mars. There's 218 people. They need to use Bitcoin. Sorry. Just so nonsensical. Okay. Oh, wow. I can't wait. All right. Okay. Let's move on. I was asking a friend. There's a TV show, I think it's called For All Mankind on uh I think it's Apple TV Plus Premium. I don't know. All these things have letters and symbols. And I was asking someone, I was like, "Would you live would you live on like a space colony near the moon? " And they were like, "What? " I was like, "What if we what if we created like space hotels? " I have, sorry, I have all these things flowing through my head. And they were like, "Are you completely insane? " Cuz somebody asked me one time, they were like, "What if we created a colony on Mars? " Like, I mean, like a real like, you know, there's 18,000 people living on Mars. Like it's well established. would you go there? And I was like, "Yeah, I'd you know, I' I'd kind of want to see what it's like, what's out there? " And then somebody was like, "But what about sugar? " Like, like what about what about donuts? Like the stuff you won't be able to get on Mars. I was like, "Well, I'd like to see and experience another planet. " My last thought wasn't like, "Oh gosh, there's no Duncan there. What am I supposed to? It's kind of, you know, you want to go see the other planet like the little conveniences. They can wait because I'm on a whole another planet. The central bank of Brazil has unveiled an ambitious phased road map to regulate corporate level crypto asset service providers by 2027. You know how far in the future 2027 sounds and it's like almost tomorrow. I saw a video on YouTube a couple of days ago. It was one of like the algorithm just threw me something and it said oh gosh it was some kind of like American Idol Britain's Got Talent. It was one of those things and it was like 2018 and I was like why is YouTube showing me something from two years ago? And if you look beneath the YouTube video, it says how many years ago. It said 8 years. It said the number eight. And I was like, wait. And I was like, it's not 2022. I was like, what? Oh my gosh, it's 2026. ### [20:00](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxmtzdRpM7g&t=1200s) Segment 5 (20:00 - 25:00) So much of like the crypto legislation news. We got news from Florida. was it Kansas? I don't remember. Arizona, etc. And they're all like working on crypto legislation. And they all keep saying like this will happen in 2026. One time I was reading one of the articles and I rolled my eyes. I was like, "Yeah, of course. " You know, in 5 years of course you're going to have legis. And I was like, "Oh no. " I was like, "Oh, oh gosh, that's awful. 2018 was 8 years ago. What the heck? " So, of course, this makes sense. They're working on legislation for 2027 because it's like 9 months away. The plan aims to place platforms serving institutional clients, especially those providing infrastructure, under formal oversight, marking a new era of supervision for the nation's fast evolving digital asset industry. Brazil is was one of the first places on the planet that actually was dramatically crypto friendly. 2017 2018 we heard that Texas and Florida were ripping and roaring and they were going to do everything but they it took them a while. It was Brazil. It was Brazil, South Korea, not Japan. Japan also took a while for their laws and there was some other place. Brazil is kind of like a crypto hot spot. Never been there, but from all the articles that we've been hearing, it seems that they are kind of like, you know, on it. If this thing is going to take off, you want to make sure that it's regulated and that people know that they can do business within your uh region. Uh alongside corporate reforms, authorities are moving to curb the use of stable coins as a substitute for the US dollar and crossborder transactions. We're seeing a massive increase in the amount of people and companies who are using stable coins and it kind of circumvents the usage of the US dollar. If the world reserve currency is being circumvented, well, guess what? all the other ones are going to be as well. So there are a lot of proposals now from central banks and governments in general uh to kind of curtail the usage of stable coins or even the creation of a central bank digital currency by someone other than the ruling authorities. You understand what I'm saying? They don't want other people to basically be able to create their own money coins because governments want to be able to create their own coin that everyone within a jurisdiction is kind of required to use. The National Tax Agency has proposed a 3. 5% tax on stable coin transactions signaling tighter fiscal vigilance. That means if you are just sending the coins, there's a 3. 5% tax which nobody wants to pay. So that's how you get people to stop using stable coins. Furthermore, the central bank has recently classified stable coin transfers as official foreign exchange transactions, now requiring crypto service providers to declare such transfers and identify users wallets. Gez Louise, that's dystopian. during international operations. With its 2027 target, Brazil is entering the final stage of a multi-year overhaul to make its national financial system compatible with digital assets. The company boasts Latin America's first cryptocurrency market with data reported in 2024 showing digital asset transactions surpassing $318 billion in volume. Yeah. So banks have kind of figured out that a people uh don't like fiat currencies and b that stable coins were kind of a replacement and as such people would basically use Facebookcoin they would use Amazon coin they would use tether as opposed to the local currency because they would also receive higher uh yield on those actual assets. And now we're beginning to see the beginning stages of governments going uh uh because they also plan on creating their own stable coins. So I assume their own stable coins will not fall under these uh restrictions because a government would not I assume would not pay 3. 5% per transaction for their own coin. So ### [25:00](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxmtzdRpM7g&t=1500s) Segment 6 (25:00 - 26:00) this seems to be more of like a yeah if you want to do business here, sure, but you have to pay this much per actual transaction. So yeah, when you make um proper cryptocurrency regulations that uh allow people to do stuff, they do business in your country. When you make laws that are restrictive, you get people choosing not to go to your country to make money. That's how things work. Well, I think that's going to do it for this video. I'm still a little tired. I'm just not as tired, but I' I'd like to I want to close my eyes. I hope you've all enjoyed. 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