Is crypto still the future of finance? What’s really behind the latest Bitcoin cycle? In this episode of the HodlFM podcast, Tanya sits down with Alexander Belov, Entrepreneur.com & Forbes Portugal contributor, Coinstelegram Media & Fund Co-Founder, to talk Bitcoin cycle tops, altcoin season, meme coin mania, and the future of Ethereum.
Alexander shares his thoughts on the market, his biggest wins and losses, and why he believes 2025 could still deliver $250K BTC and an altcoin season. He also discusses how wars and macro events affect Bitcoin, the PumpFun vs BonkFun battle, and why now might be the perfect time to prepare your exit strategy.
💡 You’ll learn:
- Why Alexander believes the Bitcoin bull run is just beginning
- The real impact of global tensions on the crypto market
- How Ethereum’s role in the ecosystem is evolving
- The truth behind meme coins and their place in the market
- Why staying calm and cold in a bear market is crucial for success
- What trends in Web3 and DeFi are likely to dominate in 2025
- How to structure your crypto portfolio and avoid panic selling
- The difference between a scam and a legitimate project in crypto
Alexander also talks about his ongoing projects, including his upcoming documentary films on crypto adoption in El Salvador and Dubai, and his bullish outlook on Solana and Ethereum.
🔥 “In crypto, you should stay as cold as possible. When everyone is selling, that’s when you should be buying.” — Alexander Belov
Whether you're into meme coins, serious blockchain projects, or just curious about the future of crypto, this episode is packed with expert insights, actionable advice, and a look into the bigger picture of crypto’s growth.
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Tanya Petrusenko
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