Hello and welcome to Brokonomics. Now, you join us at an auspicious time. Bitcoin, as predicted,

is breaking out to new all-time highs. Obviously, that's something we've been talking about for quite a while.

So I thought it was the perfect time to bring on a proper financial analyst, one that focuses very much on Bitcoin.

I'm delighted to be joined by Jamie Coot, the chief

crypto analyst for Real Vision platform. Jamie, thank you for coming on. Hey, Dan. Thanks for having me

on. No, no, it's, it's, it's, we picked an auspicious moment because, you know, this morning

we wake up to, well, yeah, it's your late afternoon, you're Australian, uh, wake up to, well, yeah, is your late

afternoon, you're Australian. But we, we discover that Bitcoin has sort of smashed through 111,

hit all-time highs. So, you know, a very positive moment at this current time. Before we get

into all of that, though, I've just got to ask, you are a proper

financial analyst and you focus on crypto. So is that an easier job or is that a harder job? Because

you've only got 13 years to data to look at, but then on the other hand, you've only got 13

years worth of data to draw any conclusions from. So what's it like

trying to try to analyse this market? Yeah, I often say, like, we're cursed by the small

sample size, right? So we, I look for patterns and correlations to explain how markets move.

So it's not a very small data, but really what is an issue of a risk of other asset classes that hold relations with the kind of indicators that I talk about, liquidity, various macro

indicators for longer periods of time.

So you have gone equities and other asset classes and those relationships.

But the thing about crypto is that you've got,

whilst less years of data,

crypto before seven, seven days a week. So in equity terms, it's really, you know, 40% more than what we think of it.

If you start, you know, 2011 was kind of like the first time there was prices on Bitcoin.

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