Alex Thorn says being bullish on Bitcoin is becoming the contrarian trade as tokenization takes center stage "It's just like my spidey sense. I've watched this happen before. No one owns Bitcoin. Everyone's written it off. Everyone's talking about tokenized money market funds." "That stuff's cool. It's gonna happen. It's gonna make all of our brokerage accounts cheaper and faster. I think it's gonna be an important revolution." "But let's not forget. Satoshi wrote that the root problem with traditional currency is all the trust that's required to make it work, and the central bank has repeatedly breached that trust. He did not write the root problem with traditional currency is that we can't settle our stocks quickly enough." "One of them is a very interesting efficiency and transparency technology revolution. And the other one's a deep revolution, a true revolution. They're gonna happen together. I don't think it's controversial for me to say, let's just not forget about the other one, which is the biggest one." "People have kind of forgotten. They'll unforget. I'm very confident. It'll swing back again. It's just another data point in the idea that actually being bullish and long is the contrarian trade."