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In this episode of The Milk Road Show, Jamie Coutts breaks down the warning signals that flashed before the recent Bitcoin top, the capitulation metrics forming now, and what a true bottoming process actually looks like. From bearish momentum divergence to liquidity dynamics and collapsing altcoin breadth, we unpack the data behind the drawdown. But the bigger story is structural. Liquidity is no longer flowing the way it did in previous cycles. Instead of pure QE boosting financial assets, capital is moving toward the productive economy, AI, re-industrialization, and bank-driven credit expansion.
Check prices, drink coffee, read Milk Road. It’s the easiest 5-minute habit to stay smart on crypto: https://milkroad.com/subscribe/?utm_medium=social&utm_source=youtube_organic&utm_campaign=pod-feb11In this episode, Matt Hougan (Bitwise CIO) breaks down why the bear market may have quietly begun in January 2025, long before the recent Bitcoin selloff. We analyze the real causes behind the February 5th crash, the role of institutional ETF flows, OG Bitcoin selling, the four-year cycle, and why “no bid” markets fall fast.
Check prices, drink coffee, read Milk Road. It’s the easiest 5-minute habit to stay smart on crypto: https://milkroad.com/subscribe/?utm_medium=social&utm_source=youtube_organic&utm_campaign=pod-feb10In this episode of the Milk Road Show, Scott Melker (The Wolf of All Streets) breaks down whether Bitcoin has truly bottomed, what the technical indicators are signaling, and why this 55% drawdown could look strikingly similar to the correction that shook out investors in 2021 before the market exploded higher. We dig into the weekly 50 and 200 moving averages, oversold RSI levels, and the historical patterns that have marked major Bitcoin bottoms. The discussion goes beyond charts and into investor psychology, explaining why extreme fear and negative sentiment often form the foundation for the next major rally.
In this episode of the Milk Road Show, we sit down with Matt O’Connor, co-founder of Legion, to break down the structural problem facing crypto right now: too many tokens, too little demand. We explore why this cycle looks different from previous ones, how capital flows and leverage are shaping Bitcoin’s volatility, and why forced sellers, not just sentiment, can drive violent market moves.
In today’s episode of the Milk Road Show, we sit down with Bill Barhydt, founder of Abra, to zoom out on one of the most violent crypto drawdowns in years and explain why price action is telling a very different story than fundamentals. Bill has lived through multiple 70%+ Bitcoin drawdowns. In this conversation, he breaks down why this crash looks scary, why it feels worse than it is, and why long-term investors may be focusing on the wrong signals.
In this episode of The Milk Road Show, Brian Foster explains how Coinbase has become the backbone for banks, asset managers, fintechs, and payment providers moving their operations onchain. We cover why Coinbase now custodies over $500B in assets, how stablecoins are turning into global payment rails, what Stablecoin as a Service means for institutions, and how tokenization of stocks, treasuries, and real-world assets is accelerating. Brian also shares why public blockchains are winning and how tokenized assets will eventually connect with DeFi.
In this episode of The Milk Road Show, John Gillen explains why crypto is getting crushed right now and why this may actually be the setup for a major bullish reversal later in 2026. The selloff didn’t start in crypto; it started in software stocks, private credit fears, and broader market panic around AI disrupting SaaS. Because Bitcoin is currently being priced by the market like a high-beta software asset, that fear has spilled directly into digital assets.
In this episode of The Milk Road Show, Yuval Rooz explains why the Canton Network is already moving hundreds of billions of dollars onchain, not through DeFi, not through speculation, but through the actual plumbing of the financial system.
In this episode of The Milk Road Show, CryptoQuant analyst Julio Moreno returns to the show to break down why nearly every major Bitcoin indicator has flipped bearish since November, long before price fully rolled over. From ETF outflows, to the Coinbase premium turning negative, to stablecoin liquidity drying up, the data is painting a very clear picture: the structural drivers of a bull market are gone.
In this episode, Kyle Reidhead and John Gillen break down why that frustration is actually the signal, not the problem. We get into how crypto’s market structure has fundamentally changed, why the era of memecoins and “number-go-up” narratives is fading, and why Ethereum may be structurally better positioned than Bitcoin for the next phase of the cycle. The real story isn’t speculation, it’s the migration of trillions of dollars in credit, equities, commodities, and ETFs moving on-chain.
Most crypto projects look investable on the surface, but dig one layer deeper, and 90% don’t survive serious scrutiny. In this episode of The Milk Road Show, we’re joined by Ryan Connor, Head of Research at Blockworks, to break down how the crypto market is maturing, why the “buy everything” approach is dead, and where investors should actually be looking as we head toward 2026.
In this episode of The Milk Road Show, we sit down with Matt Hougan and Ryan Rasmussen from Bitwise to unpack one of the biggest questions in markets right now: is capital actually rotating from gold into Bitcoin, or is that just a narrative investors want to believe?
