In today's show, Bitcoin will emerge stronger after stocks dip 10 to 20 percent, says Bloomberg analysts, Mike McClone, quoting him here.

The number one theme I've been using for months now is do not fight the Fed.

If you're long-risk assets, you are fighting the Fed.

And cryptos are the riskiest assets.

The key thing, remember, is that Bitcoin is the least risky among cryptos.

Here's my prediction.

The markets pull back finally,

and we get a 10 to 20% correction in the stock market. All correlations are one, which is usually

the way it works. Bitcoin comes out better off for it. And as pointed out here by trader John Wick,

I just want to take a moment to say you guys who might be underwater in your positions,

that it's okay. Every cycle this happens, most of us

have to wear these battle scars at least once in our journey to becoming a better trader slash investor.

I know I did, just don't give up. Now check this out. Back in 2013, billionaire Charlie Munger called

Bitcoin Rat Poison, and since then, Bitcoin has increased 36,900%. And this just in breaking news, Cash app confirms lightning Bitcoin payments for all U.S. customers in coming weeks, as well as El Salvador President Naibo Kelly to hold meeting with Turkey's president this Thursday.

Last month, Turkey's president discussed sending a Bitcoin and crypto law to parliament while their currency

was hyperinflating. Also more breaking news, computing giant Intel to debut new ultra low voltage

Bitcoin mining ASIC. That's right. Intel could be about to enter the Bitcoin mining,

chip making industry. Also in today's show, Bitcoin is harder to manipulate than gold,

says analyst, plan B, and explains why, quoting him here.

So gold has this very intrinsic thing where you'd rather have the paper gold than the physical gold.

But Bitcoin doesn't have that disadvantage that gold has.

The delivery is easy.

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