Will Clemente: Why The Hard Money Thesis Is Set To Explode Very Soon (Full Thesis)
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Will Clemente discusses the upcoming digital asset bull cycle and the implications of recent financial policies on Bitcoin and other hard assets.
Will Clemente joins us for an update on the imminent digital asset bull cycle. He breaks down the significance of Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's long-bond buybacks before Jackson Hole, explaining why the move to backstop yields could force excess liquidity into the system and make Bitcoin & other digital assets an increasingly attractive hedge. He also unpacks his financial repression thesis, a potential "Treasury-Fed Accord 2.0," and why he expects Bitcoin and gold's diverging performance to reverse as capital rotates back into hard assets and away from the AI buildout trade. Will Clemente is a solo investor and macro analyst known for his research on Bitcoin, onchain data, and the intersection of monetary policy and digital assets. The Rollup is where the leaders of digital assets and finance converge. Live from the financial capital of the world. Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 02:05 Will Sold Down At The Start Of 2026 04:08 Everyone In Digital Assets Pivoted To Equities 06:13 Bitcoin Cycles Bottom When Sellers Run Out 08:18 Besant Bond Buying Is The Green Light 10:33 Treasury Twist Explained Simply 12:44 Stablecoin Issuance Demand Escalating 14:55 Dollar Debasement…
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