2186: Fink Says Sovereign Wealth Funds Are Buying Bitcoin – Eric Trump Calls for $500K BTC

BlackRock CEO Larry Fink just revealed that sovereign wealth funds—the giant pools of national capital—are actively buying Bitcoin, calling it a trend that began "back in the 80s." Coming from the world's most powerful asset manager, this is one of the most bullish institutional confirmations to date. Meanwhile, Eric Trump has doubled down, saying Bitcoin could hit $500,000, standing firm behind ABTC's Bitcoin-forward strategy. Bitcoin just posted its strongest trading day since May, analysts say the setup puts $107K back in play, Strategy's stock shows a 'unicorn' reversal pattern signaling a potential 50% rebound, and Grayscale now predicts Bitcoin's traditional four-year cycle will break in 2026, reshaping expectations for the next supercycle. Taiwan is preparing to launch its first national stablecoin in 2026, adding another major jurisdiction to the global crypto infrastructure shift. Today we break down institutional adoption, political momentum, market structure, and why global capital may be preparing for Bitcoin's next explosive chapter. For the full premium livestream experience with video, visit our Rumble at http://BitcoinNewsAlerts.net

Strategy CEO Phong Le has revealed that major U.S. banks are approaching Strategy to partner because the company is now the largest corporate Bitcoin holder on Earth. This lines up perfectly with Saylor's earlier prediction that banks adopting Bitcoin will define 2026, calling it the start of "The Bitcoin Banking Era." Meanwhile, Bitcoin rebounded to $93,000, adding over $732 billion in new capital this cycle as ETFs flip positive and traders hit peak unrealized losses — a classic bottoming signal. Political signals are heating up as Trump's hint sends Kevin Hassett's Fed Chair odds soaring, and Texas' Bitcoin reserve move pushes the U.S. closer to sovereign-level adoption. Tonight we break down the banking pivot, market structure shift, and why 2026 may be the year Bitcoin officially enters the traditional financial system. For the full premium livestream experience with video, visit our Rumble at http://BitcoinNewsAlerts.net

In one of the biggest adoption milestones in Bitcoin history, Vanguard will give its 50+ million clients access to crypto ETFs, marking the most significant institutional reversal to date. At the same time, Bank of America now backs a 1%–4% Bitcoin allocation, opening the door for mainstream portfolio integration. A new valuation model shows a 96% chance of full BTC recovery by 2026, while Bitcoin's "more reliable RSI variant" flashes a bear-market bottom signal at $87K. Meanwhile, Goldman Sachs is expanding its Bitcoin-linked ETF lineup as mining difficulty is projected to rise again with hashprice near record lows. In today's show we break down the global adoption wave, what it means for the next cycle, and why the institutions who once fought Bitcoin are now bending the knee. For the full premium livestream experience with video, visit our Rumble at http://BitcoinNewsAlerts.net

Michael Saylor's Strategy has built a $1.4 billion cash reserve while lifting its stash to 650,000 BTC, reinforcing its conviction in Bitcoin despite one of the most volatile market stretches of the cycle. At the same time, multiple analysts now warn Bitcoin could be setting up for a potential 50% crash, citing 2022-level correlations and macro pressures. Meanwhile, crypto ETPs have snapped a 4-week outflow streak with $1 billion in inflows, a new Sony announcement reveals PlayStation will integrate crypto payments via stablecoin rails, and prediction markets now favor a Coinbase-linked candidate for the next Federal Reserve Chair. Rising Japanese bond yields threaten the global carry trade, adding new pressure to risk markets. This episode breaks down the fear, the bullish catalysts, the institutional maneuvers — and whether Bitcoin is heading for disaster or setting up the next monster leg higher. For the full premium livestream experience with video, visit our Rumble at http://BitcoinNewsAlerts.net

A top billionaire analyst is still calling for $250,000 Bitcoin THIS year, even as markets struggle to find momentum and price correlations spike to 2022 bear-market levels. Meanwhile, China has renewed its nationwide ban on digital assets, igniting fresh geopolitical tension at a critical moment for Bitcoin. ETFs have finally flipped back to $220 million in weekly inflows, Strategy says it would only sell Bitcoin as a "last resort" if capital dried up, and mining difficulty is set to rise again as hashprice hits near-record lows. At the same time, Arthur Hayes refuses to back off his $200K–$250K year-end target, calling it a "why not?" scenario — and Roy Bhasin projects $1 million Bitcoin by 2035. We break down the predictions, the China crackdown, the ETF flows, and what the next macro catalysts mean for Bitcoin's path heading into 2026. For the full premium livestream experience with video, visit our Rumble at http://BitcoinNewsAlerts.net

China has dropped a geopolitical bombshell, accusing the United States government of orchestrating a $13 billion Bitcoin black-ops heist, calling it the biggest crypto theft of all time. The claim alleges covert seizure operations tied to U.S. intelligence, and the shockwaves are already hitting global markets and Bitcoin's macro narrative. Meanwhile, analysts say Bitcoin has formed a short-term bottom, ETFs have finally flipped back to weekly inflows, and derivatives data shows a 40× surge that may put a new ATH back on the table. SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce is defending self-custody as a fundamental right, and crypto's regulatory front is heating up fast. Tonight we break down the black-ops accusation, the implications for U.S. geopolitical strategy, the macro setup, and whether this could ignite Bitcoin's next major reversal. For the full premium livestream experience with video, visit our Rumble at http://BitcoinNewsAlerts.net

Bitcoin teeters near $92K as JPMorgan faces fresh accusations of "rigging the game" against Strategy and DATs. With liquidity tight and volatility high, Bitcoiners are calling out institutional manipulation at the exact moment markets hit their most fragile point since early 2024. Meanwhile, a Nobel Prize–winning economist claims Bitcoin's recent crash is the result of the "Trump Trade" — arguing weakening confidence in the President triggered the pullback. But not everyone agrees: Arthur Hayes says Bitcoin is "ready for $250,000" now that the ETF basis trade has died, while analysts say the next cycle setup remains intact. Data shows this could become Bitcoin's worst November in 7 years, yet the macro backdrop signals a potentially explosive reversal as selling pressure eases and institutional positioning shifts. Tonight we break down the JPMorgan accusations, the "Trump Trade" narrative, and whether the cracks in the legacy system are setting Bitcoin up for its next monster move. For the full premium livestream experience with video, visit our Rumble at http://BitcoinNewsAlerts.net

In one of the largest Bitcoin transfers in corporate history, Strategy (MSTR) has abruptly moved $5.1 billion in BTC off Coinbase, according to Arkham. Analysts say this is a massive consolidation move that could precede another strategic shift — or signal a major tightening of Bitcoin's available liquidity. At the same time, a new Bitcoin Block Channel model is projecting a $300,000 BTC surge, while Cathie Wood reaffirms her $1.5M Bitcoin target, claiming nothing has changed about ARK's ultra-bullish thesis. Tom Lee, however, cools off his timeline and backpedals on his $250K call. Elsewhere, a "significant step forward" sees $97K targets reappear, a bizarre Conor McGregor vs. Khabib NFT drama erupts, and Metaplanet continues leaning deeper into BTC-backed debt. Today we break down the $5.1B transfer, the $300K model, and what this all means for Bitcoin's next explosive move. For the full premium livestream experience with video, visit our Rumble at http://BitcoinNewsAlerts.net

Texas has officially bought the Bitcoin dip, acquiring $5 million worth of BlackRock's IBIT ETF as BTC trades in high volatility. At the same time, JPMorgan has applied to launch a new Bitcoin-backed bond, signaling a massive institutional shift as analysts warn a short-squeeze setup may be building under the surface. Meanwhile, Strategy (MicroStrategy) has unveiled a new credit gauge to calm debt concerns after the recent crash, Tether now holds 116 tons of gold, rivaling national reserves, and a new Bitcoin cashback shopping app hits the market just ahead of Black Friday. Today we break down the squeeze risk, Texas dip-buying, JPMorgan's expanding Bitcoin footprint, and what all this means for the next leg of the cycle. For the full premium livestream experience with video, visit our Rumble at http://BitcoinNewsAlerts.net

The United States just moved one step closer to building a national Bitcoin reserve. A new House bill would allow Americans to pay federal taxes in Bitcoin, enabling the U.S. Treasury to accumulate BTC directly — and Congressman Warren Davidson says this is the path forward for America's sovereign Bitcoin strategy. Meanwhile, Chokepoint 2.0 appears to be backfiring as JPMorgan debanks Strike's CEO — provoking massive backlash from Bitcoin supporters, fresh calls for accountability, and a renewed push for Bitcoin as a neutral, censorship-proof asset. At the same time, over 8% of all Bitcoin moved in just one week, markets sit on a "knife's edge," and Metaplanet leans deeper into Bitcoin-backed debt with another $130 million. Fear is rising — but so is sovereign and corporate demand. Is the U.S. finally waking up to the global Bitcoin race? Today we break down the policy shift, the banking war, the accumulation signals, and what comes next. For the full premium livestream experience with video, visit our Rumble at http://BitcoinNewsAlerts.net