Market analyst Jordi Visser, speaking on Anthony Pompliano’s podcast, forecasted that AI-driven innovation will disrupt traditional stock markets, pushing investors toward Bitcoin as a safe haven.
Visser predicts that artificial intelligence (AI) will accelerate innovation cycles to such an extent that traditional public companies may become inefficient investment vehicles, making Bitcoin a superior long-term investment.
Speaking with Anthony Pompliano, Visser argued that AI could compress a century’s worth of progress into just five years, disrupting the slow-moving nature of public companies.
“The innovation cycle is now weeks, not years. Companies struggle to keep up, turning investing into trading.”
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He emphasized Bitcoin’s enduring appeal, stating, “Bitcoin is a belief, not just an idea. Unlike companies, beliefs like Bitcoin or gold persist for centuries. You have short ideas, but you go long on beliefs.”
The rise of AI and blockchain technology is reshaping finance, diverting value from traditional markets to the digital economy.
Public companies are increasingly adopting Bitcoin as a treasury reserve asset, with some shifting entirely to crypto-focused models, providing investors indirect exposure to digital assets.
Eric Trump, speaking at the Bitcoin Asia 2025 conference in Hong Kong, predicted Bitcoin could reach $1 million per coin, noting that nation-states, wealthy families, and corporations are accumulating BTC.
Bitcoin’s market cap currently exceeds $2.1 trillion, with some analysts forecasting it could surpass gold’s market cap in the coming decades.
Its cross-border utility and yield potential in decentralized finance (DeFi) applications give it an edge over gold as a store of value, according to industry leaders.
California Governor Launches Memecoin To Target Trump
California Governor Gavin Newsom announced plans for a “Trump Corruption Coin” to mock Donald Trump’s crypto ventures, particularly his memecoins.
Speaking on the “Pivot” podcast, Newsom said the coin supports his “Campaign for Democracy,” funding voter outreach and redistricting efforts. The initiative, part of Newsom’s “Campaign for Democracy,” aims to highlight what the governor calls the “grifting” and “crony capitalism” of Trump’s financial activities in the digital asset space.
Newsom’s plan parodies Trump’s embrace of crypto, mimicking his online rhetoric and MAGA branding.
The governor’s campaign also features a parody online store selling items like red hats with the slogan “NEWSOM WAS RIGHT.” The technical details of the “Trump Corruption Coin” were not specified.
Analysts see this as a growing trend of political figures using digital assets for messaging. However, it remains to be seen whether such campaigns will influence public opinion or market behavior.
Crypto ‘Buy the Dip’ Surge May Hint at Further Declines
A spike in “buy the dip” sentiment following Bitcoin’s 5% drop last week could indicate more downward pressure for cryptocurrencies, according to Santiment, a sentiment analysis platform.
“Markets are showing signs of restlessness, with traders eager to jump in as prices dip slightly,” said Santiment analyst Brian Quinlivan in a YouTube video released Saturday.
In a separate report published the same day, Santiment noted a sharp rise in social media mentions of “buy the dip” during the recent crypto market slump, suggesting caution.
“‘Buy the dip’ chatter isn’t a reliable signal for a market bottom. True lows often occur when fear dominates and buying interest fades,” Santiment warned.
