MOST of the #Bitcoin    supply was issued when the bitcoin network was much smaller and had a lower perceived value. As more people understand and want Bitcoin, the newly issued supply DECREASES. Over the next ~120 years, 1.4 million more coins will enter the economy. There

This video from 06/06/21 has nearly 9M views and it's hilariously bad. If you invested $100k into this portfolio, you'd have: ETH: $40k -> $55.6k MATIC: $20k -> $8.8k ADA: $20k -> $5.4k CTSI: $10k -> $3.2k LTC: $10k -> $4.7k Total: $77.7k Compared to just holding #BTC: $190k

#Bitcoin, like the internet… has no competitors.

Yeah, @Jack is right

Going off the gold standard in 1914 stopped a centuries-long increase in affordability of homes by degrading the value of money, forcing people to use their homes as saving accounts, raising house prices beyond the rise in income

The way Jack Mallers broke down the REAL human cost of bad monetary policy on my podcast is phenomenal.

A friend texted me yesterday, "#Bitcoin is a volatile pipe dream that doesn't generate any consistent trust worthy returns. Say I want to buy a house in the next 5 years, how does me investing in bitcoin help?" This was my reply: What returns does the U.S. dollar generate? I

The #Bitcoin White Paper, but explained in Gen Z language. 😂

Important stuff to understand.

Them: #Bitcoin is overvalued. Me:

JUST IN: Firstpost America reports that the Kingdom of Bhutan has “nearly a third of its GDP” in #Bitcoin 👀 "Bhutan has become the 4th largest government holder of Bitcoin" 🇧🇹

How many times have you heard about #Bitcoin and ignored it? Meanwhile, you’re watching the cost of living soar. You’re watching governments increase taxes and borrowing. You’re watching GDP stagnate. You’re watching real wages fall. Those who adopted #Bitcoin have broken

If you read this and don't see the value in Bitcoin, I don't wanna talk to you. This is a dynamic and a paradigm rarely talked about. We will use grocery stores as our example. Today, grocery stores operate on extremely tight margins (1-2%), as evidenced below.

If you’re new to Bitcoin $BTC, the following has likely crossed your mind “I bought Bitcoin at $93k. Should I not be concerned with how high I’m coming in at?” “Isn’t there little upside buying Bitcoin at $100k?” “Shouldn’t I just wait for next bear market?” This is for you👇

I hate #chess sometimes

The most powerful nation on earth has a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and intends to accumulate more. This is a new chapter for #Bitcoin. Nation-state adoption is here. The whole world will compete to own as much of the 21M Bitcoin as they can. In the wake of all this thrilling

Even if we fail in this #Bitcoin mission, the next generation will thank us for trying. The fight for financial freedom is never wasted. Who’s with us?

During the California Gold Rush, some people mined gold. Others, like Leland Stanford, bought the land. Stanford amassed wealth by acquiring undervalued assets in a time of chaos. That land later powered his rise as a railroad tycoon, banker, senator, and university founder.

Before Satoshi: Diversified portfolio of bonds, stocks, currencies, precious metals. Rebalance frequently. Monitor economic data or pay a suit to do it for you. Now: Save in Bitcoin and focus on your craft. Outperform every hedge fund by accident. Laugh at tradfi volatility.

I used to hate the idea of borrowing against your Bitcoin But I was presented with new information and completely changed my mind I used to think that you should just sell bitcoin to buy the things that you need if you don't have enough income But now I understand that most