John Haar, managing director at Swan Private, forecasts a significant monetary event, termed the "big print," within the next three to 24 months, potentially driving Bitcoin adoption. Haar suggests that large-scale money creation, similar to COVID-era stimulus, could be triggered by factors such as geopolitical tensions, AI-related labor disruptions, or pension insolvency. He emphasizes that while the exact timing is uncertain, such events are a recurring feature of the monetary system. Haar's insights are based on his experience with clients who turned to Bitcoin following the pandemic's fiscal response. He warns that as the memory of COVID fades, investors may become complacent, underestimating the likelihood of another major intervention. At the time of reporting, Bitcoin was trading at $70,861.