The bull case for bitcoin, straight from a crypto whale

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Hello and welcome to Insider Investing. I'm Joe Ciolli, and I'll be shepherding you through what to expect in markets in the coming weeks, while also featuring some of Insider's best work on the subject.

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Here's what's on the docket:

• The $4 who's sunk more than $1 billion of his firm's funds into the digital asset
• 2021 $4, which manages 5 ETFs that more than doubled in 2020
• A $4, straight from a fund manager crushing his peers

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Your weekly outlook

All eyes will be on corporate earnings this coming week, with $4, $4, $4, and $4 set to report. Given the massive weighting of these stocks in major indexes, it's not an exaggeration to say their quarterly results - and, perhaps more importantly, their forward outlooks - will dictate the entire market's direction.

The question is the same for these tech titans: Will they be able to keep delivering (and forecasting) stronger-than-expected profit growth? It's something they've been able to do for years, even as estimates have gotten more ambitious. With their valuations sitting at all-time peaks across every imaginable measure, these tech titans are especially vulnerable to any disappointment.

But if the latest earnings report for mega-cap tech stalwart $4 - which $4 - is any indication, investors may not have much to worry about. In a post-pandemic world where the products and services provided by these companies are still attracting major demand, there's seemingly endless profit-growth opportunity.

And as it pertains to Tesla specifically, just ask the legions of scorched short-sellers what it's like to bet against Elon Musk. They $4 as Tesla's stock soared 743%. Will the company's earnings give them reason to start shorting again? Tune in Wednesday to find out.

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Michael Saylor is the chief executive officer of business intelligence and software firm MicroStrategy, which has plowed more than $1 billion of its funds into bitcoin.

In a recent "SALT Talks" interview with SkyBridge founder Anthony Scaramucci, Saylor recounted $4 He also shared the eureka moment that changed his beliefs about bitcoin and laid out $4 to become the "newest institutional safe-haven asset."

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