Unless I'm missing your point that's a dumb take. I'm not saying I necessarily believe he'll do anything intelligent regarding CBDCs, but nobody aware of the issue would be cheering if he liked them as much as his likes his vaccine.
If you're making some other point then maybe make it better, if not then maybe you need a nap or something.
Thought this chart was great. Even buying at the WORST possible time, if you hold for at least 4 years you're going to outperform just about everything. 24% CAGR is the worst historical 4 year return on holding BTC. Every equity sits in the 20-40 P/E just for comparison. Kinda silly not to hold some isn't it?
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EDIT: Honestly this whole slide deck has good charts -
From podcast I watched today:
Araysar how much bitcoin do you own?
I think we've hit the peak of this BTC cycle and a downturn is on the way
Maybe to some degree. I would argue that the suits have no idea how to handle an actual hard supply capped asset though. They can't play paper games here and I don't think they're going to play it right. If ETF inflows keep up at even close to the current rate there simply isn't enough BTC for them to buy, number has to go up. Especially true when the new supply generated by mining is cut in half. We'll seeThe halving is probably getting priced in already, months ahead.
Maybe to some degree. I would argue that the suits have no idea how to handle an actual hard supply capped asset though. They can't play paper games here and I don't think they're going to play it right. If ETF inflows keep up at even close to the current rate there simply isn't enough BTC for them to buy, number has to go up. Especially true when the new supply generated by mining is cut in half. We'll see
There are infinite stocks, only 21 million Bitcoin. That changes everything. The move from a fiat system to a Bitcoin system is a step change, similar to moving from horse and buggy to motor vehicles. Once the infrastructure is built out its a exponential increase in efficiency. You're demonstrating the same lack of understanding that I expect Wall Street to show. We're so used to them being able to control all the variables that I don't think people are appreciating how little control they have over Bitcoin and the ramifications of that.yeah people that manipulate the market and do 10:1 reverse stock splits every week will have no idea how something essentially does a 2:1 reverse stock split.
they will be totally lost!
There are infinite stocks, only 21 million Bitcoin. That changes everything. The move from a fiat system to a Bitcoin system is a step change, similar to moving from horse and buggy to motor vehicles. Once the infrastructure is built out its a exponential increase in efficiency. You're demonstrating the same lack of understanding that I expect Wall Street to show. We're so used to them being able to control all the variables that I don't think people are appreciating how little control they have over Bitcoin and the ramifications of that.
You don't have to agree with what I'm saying, just wait and see what happens. Stick around the thread while this all plays out, there is a massive information delta that needs to be filled and I expect this cycle will see big movements in that direction. Whole lot of people are already going through the process of accepting they were wrong when they oversimplified this and are going through the process of re-evaluating. You would be well served to be one of them.
You should look into it. Lightning, Liquid (specifically submarine swaps), Fediments, integration of Chaumian Mints, just to name a few. There is a lot of work being done you just haven't taken the time to look!Its been almost 15 years now. When is the infrastructure going to get finally built out?