Bitcoin Halving Is Just Around The Corner
Why do journalists continue to promote this myth? Anyway, this basic misunderstanding and misapplication of "supply and demand" is so popular (and so wrong) that it probably does have some effect on speculators.
Bitcoin a Safe Haven: Emerging Worries Surrounding The Coronavirus Outbreak
Correlation does not imply causation. You could also use correlation to argue that the rise in Bitcoin's price somehow caused the outbreak. Anyway, nobody but the most die-hard sat-stacker considers Bitcoin to be a "safe haven".
Fundamentals Are In Place
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A recent report ... revealed that 80% of central banks are already working on launching their cryptocurrency. While not talking about Bitcoin ...
Not even close. You even contradict yourself by noting that 80% of the central banks re looking at competing alternatives.
Don't know why you argue against the halving. It is very accepted that the halving causes price to rise due to less supply coming into the market. Of course that happens in the months/years following the halving, any price rise now is just due to anticipation of future effects of the incoming halving. But any market like this is mostly just people buying or selling in anticipation of what they think will happen so this is a normal market outcome.
Bitcoin is definitely becoming a safe haven asset. Time and time again Bitcoin's price has reacted positively to negative geo-political events. This has been happening for years. Sure the world as a whole doesn't yet consider Bitcoin a safe haven assets, but most of the world doesn't interact with bitcoin so they don't affect the market. Of people who own Bitcoin, which is what matters, its place as a safe haven asset is pretty strong.
I don't agree with the guy's third point, futures and institutional money is yet to make much impact at all on bitcoin. I'd say the third reason should just be that bitcoin was having a local bottom by end of 2019 so moving up is a natural part of this mid-term cycle within the larger bull market.