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Visser compared BTC’s path to Nvidia’s volatile yet record-setting rally. He argued that artificial intelligence could make equities less attractive while positioning Bitcoin as the ultimate digital-age store of value. At the same time, Samson Mow believes a wave of nation-state adoption is approaching, with a number of countries preparing to launch Strategic Bitcoin Reserves. Despite Bitcoin hovering around $110,000 and lagging behind gold and equities, both analysts see strong long-term potential, though some suggest the next major rally may be delayed until 2026. Analysts Split on Bitcoin’s Next Move Bitcoin’s journey toward new all-time highs is unlikely to be a straight path upward. This is according to market analyst Jordi Visser, who warned that big corrections of 20% or more will be part of the process. Even as the fourth quarter is traditionally strong for crypto markets, Visser believes pullbacks are inevitable while Bitcoin builds its long-term trajectory.  By drawing a comparison to Nvidia, the high-performance chipmaker that is the world’s most valuable publicly traded company with a market cap above $4 trillion, Visser pointed out that massive rallies often come with equally sharp corrections along the way. Nvidia’s meteoric rise of over 1,000% since the launch of ChatGPT less than three years ago included at least five separate corrections of 20% or more, yet the stock still managed to set new record highs. Visser suggested Bitcoin will follow a similar pattern as part of what he calls the “AI trade.” According to his view, artificial intelligence will reshape the global economy, replacing human labor and disrupting traditional industries. This shift could weaken the long-term value of many established companies, making equities less attractive to investors. In such a scenario, Bitcoin will stand out as the ultimate store of value for the digital era by offering an alternative to…

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