James Lavish: I’m Going All In Before This Bitcoin Bull Run

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What happens when the United States has to refinance $15 trillion of debt in a single year and can’t afford to raise interest rates? James Lavish, a former hedge fund manager and now managing partner at the Bitcoin Opportunity Fund, says the debt math is already broken, and that the only way out is to own scarce assets. He shares his Bitcoin target for 2029, explains why Wall Street still keeps Bitcoin positions tiny, reveals the hidden force holding the price in a range, and warns about the end of the dollar as we know it.

✅ The broken debt math: why the Fed can’t fight inflation like it did in the 1980s

✅ His Bitcoin target of $400,000 to $500,000 by 2029, and the 60–70% drop he expects after it

✅ Wall Street’s fear: why risk managers cut Bitcoin to 1–2% of a portfolio

✅ JPMorgan’s new 10-year forecast that puts Bitcoin at the top of the list

✅ The options trade that quietly keeps Bitcoin stuck in a range

✅ Why so many young people are giving up on saving and betting instead

✅ When the money printer turns back on, and the end of the dollar as we know it