Why the 2021 Bitcoin Bull Market Mirrors 2013

Jason’s latest guest on “Empire,” Will Clemente, built a steady following on Twitter this year with his market predictions and analytics, and predicts an eventual $300k Bitcoin.

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June 3, 2021 10:33 am

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In the latest episode of Blockworks’ podcast “Empire,” Jason Yanowitz, Blockworks co-founder, sits down with with Will Clemente.

Will and Jason talk about about why retail is buying when whales are selling, and how the 2021 bull run looks like 2013. Will built a steady following on Twitter this year with his market predictions and analytics, and predicts an eventual $300k Bitcoin.

On “Empire,” once a week, Jason interviews individuals that have built the crypto industry to talk about their struggles, bold moves and tough decisions. For any NPR or Guy Raz fans out there, you can think of “Empire” like a “How I Built This” for the bitcoin and crypto industry.

Episodes are released every Thursday morning.

Subscribe to Empire today on Apple or Spotify. Watch episodes on YouTube.

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