The US debt is out of control
It is plausible that soon after the next presidential election this November, independent of who wins, USA may have to deal with a new black swan event, of course,, pure speculation, it seems many dooms day analysts are calling for it and even some that are normally bullish like Albert Edwards (A global strategist at Societe Generale) or Matt Gertken (Chief geopolitical strategist at BCA Research) are considering the possibility.
If it happens, How would it affect Bitcoin price?
Historically, Bitcoin has reacted positively to economic turmoil, often being seen as a safe haven, therefore, IMO, it could drive additional demand for it, potentially increasing its value exponentially.
Why not Gold but Bitcoin?
I think that Bitcoin today has way more chances than ever before to gain terrain over Gold as safe haven, Gold is a $10T MC, Bitcoin is $1.34T MC. Why?
  1. Demographics
The X generation is taking over the BB generation, billions of dollars are moving to a generation that is quite aware of Bitcoin and could move some of the assets currently in Gold by their late parents into Bitcoin.
  1. Validation
Bitcoin have been demonized for a long time by most of the banksters and politicians in their pockets. The tune is changing and we have a presidential candidate with chances to win pro Bitcoin as well as his chosen partner running for VP. The same candidate has spoken opening of removing the current head of the SEC. All of this means that regulation will change further positively in favor of Bitcoin investors since it validates further Bitcoin as a safe haven.
  1. Adoption
The adoption of Bitcoin is currently quite small. In our Bitcoin world we tend to think is larger, but, the company Chainanalysis reported in their 2023 Global Crypto Adoption Index that only 1.83% of the worldwide population own cryptocurrencies, but it does not break down this figure by specific cryptocurrency, such as Bitcoin. Other sources report that the adoption is closer to 13% for all crypto, which is quite a jump from 1.83% but considering that Chainanalysis is a well funded company exclusively dedicated to the crypto industry lets go with that number. Very low. Now, considering that the banksters are joining the party, soon, the vast majority of the population will have access to the asset, not only via ETF, but like a stock, it will be custodial, it will be on the bank apps, very similar to Coinbase but accessible to everyone, including all generations and independently of the technical level. As internet did, it will move from the tech savvy to the tech enthusiasts and last but not least (we are getting there) to the whole population.
Summary
My opinion is that we moon in a black swan scenario. Perhaps the uncertainty will create a dip at first, but the smart money will move, as it always does, to safe havens and Bitcoin has become one of them.

What do you think? Am I wrong? Did I miss something?

I think this is a good take, but in a black swan it could stay suppressed for some time. Remember, Bitcoin is still technically a risk on asset at this point in time. Maybe it will diverge and trade more like a risk off asset in the future, but in the past it has traded risk on.
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Yes, and that is why I write about current times and its adoption and validation as a safe haven asset. The risk on asset was while being demonized by banksters and politicians alike, nowadays, it seems we have more friends than detractors in the financial and political arena
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I think you are right, perhaps a quick crash from panic sells followed by moon
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I also believe that an event like that could prompt millions of people to change or buy and keep a valuable and durable asset such as Bitcoin... and it is no secret to anyone that regardless of who wins the presidency of the United States it is necessary and urgent to find a solution to this printing without control and without any type of support as they are doing until now...
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Why is a need to even talk about price? Bitcoin has always been about changing the narrative of money!
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There's nothing to be worried about Bitcoin! Bitcoin is above all these Fiat phenomenon!
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A black swan doesn't fly straight up. I sleeps first and then soars!
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I think in a black swan it really depends on how the ETF passive funds are dumped, considering the heavy concentration if they stamped out, trying to absorb that over a short time frame would absolutely rip down like crazy and all the leverage along with it
Then you get people who have a fiat number that they can't stomach and they start dumping, I think that's around 4 figure Bitcoin lol, but after the DCAs eat those cheap sats its up only
Also depends on if this black swan hits the job market hard
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It's seems you are right, perhaps a quick crash from panic sells followed by moon
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Yes, and that is why I write about current times and its adoption and validation as a safe haven asset. The risk on asset was while being demonized by banksters and politicians alike, nowadays,
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If there is any huge economic uncertainty, I am sure bitcoin will rise. Bitcoin cant just be printed like every other fiat currency. There is also a ton of gold and silver, its not scarce in any way, shape or form.
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In a crisis all correlations generally go to 1 but in the case of a crisis of confidence in the USD or US treasury/bond market, Bitcoin probably trades as an uncorrelated asset.
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