Onramp Bitcoin Media Why Wall Street is Quietly Fueling Bitcoin's Most Hated Rally
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Apr 30, 2026 Discussion of PTJ's conviction in bitcoin's finite scarcity and implications for inflation hedging. A deep look at equities at 252% of GDP and why heavy stock allocations could drive demand for hard assets. Debate over gold's severe underweight among private clients and potential reallocations. Examination of a teased Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, a proposed eCash fork, and why custody governance rights may prove decisive.
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Early OnRamp Days In A Vegas Penthouse
- The hosts recall an early Money 20/20 penthouse launch in Vegas where some team members slept on couches during OnRamp's startup days.
- Jackson uses the memory to illustrate how far the company has come with recent onboarding momentum at conferences.
Bitcoin's Scarcity Beats Gold As Inflation Hedge
- Paul Tudor Jones frames Bitcoin as the superior inflation hedge because of credible finite supply and decentralization.
- He contrasted Bitcoin's fixed 21 million cap and decentralized design with gold's annual supply growth, highlighting scarcity math as the thesis.
Equities At 252% Of GDP Creates Tailwinds For Bitcoin
- Equities are massively overextended versus GDP (PTJ cited 252% market cap to GDP), implying lower expected future returns and fiscal fragility.
- Jackson argues either an equity mean-reversion or dollar-driven accommodation would both be bullish for Bitcoin as outside money.