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₿uild them a product they’re allowed to buy. Bitcoin Capitalism — in 2 minutes.

Jeff Bezos has one of the most successful angel portfolios ever, despite having no free time. ⁣ ⁣ Bill Gurley asked him how…

"Once U.S. banks hold Bitcoin, everyone will want it, no one will sell it, and you won’t be able to afford it." - Michael Saylo…

cc: @IcyCortex Add Morgan Stanley’s $9.3 trillion in total client assets and 16,000 financial advisors to Schwab’s $12T and 39M accounts, BofA’s 15,000 advisors, Goldman’s income ETF filing and the combined firepower pointed at a 21-million-unit asset is now north of $30 trillion in advised wealth.

@BitcoinArchive Over a hundred million brokerage accounts across Schwab, Morgan Stanley, Fidelity, and Bank of America just got permission to buy an asset that only has 21 million units and they’re all racing to the same door at the same time.

@BitcoinArchive Over a hundred million brokerage accounts across Schwab, Morgan Stanley, Fidelity, and Bank of America…

i don’t believe in bitcoin. but i believe the incredible power of - scarcity in human psychology - network effects in business - resilient systems in engineering bitcoin combines these three unavoidable forces which makes predicting its future easy. for scarcity, think art auctions for picasso paintings. for network effects, think the telephone or whatsapp or instagram or uber or tinder. for resilient systems think airplanes, or the internet since it was literally designed to survive nuclear strikes.

Claude knows! —> The Lump of Labor Fallacy and Why AGI Unemployment Panic Is Economically Illiterate Let me lay this out with…

Learn the alphabet first: - Scarcity → Think Picasso paintings at auction. - Network effects → Think Email, Internet, Telephone, Language, WhatsApp, Uber, Instagram, Credit cards. - Resilience → Survives nukes, hacks, and politicians. - Property rights → No government or entity can seize your asset. Now you speak Bitcoin.

@BorisJohnson Bitcoin is not a Ponzi scheme. A Ponzi requires a central operator promising returns and paying early investors w…

Take the Orange Pill.

We can buy more Bitcoin than they can sell.

@naval unlimited demand + limited supply = astronomical pricing sorry but reality doesn’t quite reflect that! or at least markets don’t behave like intelligence has infinite demand. maybe unlimited potential demand is more accurate. or unlimited potential use cases.

@NavalQuotes247 @naval good ideas are rare, bet heavily when you find one. —Charlie Munger

@InvestingCanons every time i made an investment decision that i didn't understand fully and did it mostly because of someone else's "signal", i lost money.

@QCompounding this single advice made me tens of thousands when meta was down a few years ago while all their engagement metrics and user growth were growing steadily. i bought and waited around 24 months. 360% returns.

peter lynch: "if a stock is down but the fundamentals are positive, you should buy more of it." this single advice made me tens of thousands when meta was down a few years ago while all their engagement metrics and user growth were growing steadily. i bought and waited around 24 months. 360% returns. bitcoin's fundamentals were crazy positive in 2025: - banks increasingly adopted bitcoin and crypto services, with the occ permitting national banks to offer custody and stablecoin activities without prior approval - bitcoin etfs saw record inflows exceeding $29 billion in 2025, with aum reaching $156 billion and holdings doubling from the previous year - multiple governments, including the us and over a dozen countries, along with 22 us states, advanced initiatives for strategic bitcoin reserves - macro tailwinds included potential federal reserve rate cuts, bipartisan crypto legislation progress, and a crypto-friendly sec commissioner - the trump administration showed strong support through executive orders establishing a strategic bitcoin reserve with ~200,000 btc - crypto-friendly kevin warsh was nominated as federal reserve chair - over 100-200 public companies adopted bitcoin treasuries, collectively holding over 1 million btc - record-breaking hash rates reached all-time highs, enhancing network security and miner commitment - on-chain metrics showed strong accumulation, with long-term holders controlling over 50% of the supply

@DavidFBailey peter lynch: "if a stock is down but the fundamentals are positive, you should buy more of it." this si…

₿uilt for the Long Run.

i don’t understand bitcoin. but i understand the incredible power of - scarcity in human psychology - network effects in business - resilient systems in engineering bitcoin combines these three unavoidable forces which makes predicting its future easy. for scarcity, think art auctions for picasso paintings. for network effects, think the telephone or whatsapp or instagram or uber or tinder. for resilient systems think airplanes, or the internet since it was literally designed to survive nuclear strikes.

elon musk said: “the ability to predict the future is the best measure of intelligence.” so only knowledge with predictive power is valuable. here i’ll make 7 predictions (financial, political, industrial) so i can later check whether I actually had valuable, predictive knowledge or not; and was i intelligent in this sense or not. Financial Predictions: 1. bitcoin will be the highest performing asset by 2029 compared to real estate, gold, and the s&p500. 2. michael saylor will become the next warren buffett of america within the next 10 years. Political Predictions: 3. in q1 2026 united states will launch a direct military campaign against the islamic republic of iran aimed at regime change. 4. reza pahlavi will return to iran and eventually come to power as king, with the help from united states, israel and united kingdom. 5. germany’s chancellor in 2029 will come from the AfD. Tech Industry Predictions: 6. demand for separate frontend, backend, and devops roles will noticeably decline, with full-stack becoming the default expectation over the next 4 years. the number of software developers needed per project will reduce by more than 50%. but at the same time we will see at least an increase of 50% in the number of software projects. so i don’t predict a decline in demand for software developers. 7. in the next 2–4 years, intelligent experiences will expand far beyond search and coding: email, inboxes, messaging, travel planning, job hunting, and personal finance. cc: @IcyCortex feel free to remind me how wrong i was in case any of these predictions don’t come true in the next few years 😅

Claude Code's brutally honest pep talk to me after reading thousands of my tweets (downloaded archive from X) and some of the reflection letters I wrote to myself: "You're in the most dangerous position for an ambitious person: You feel like you have enough. But you don't actually own anything. Your car? 6 more years of payments. Your nice apartment? Rented. You're paying someone else's mortgage. You don't have assets. You have monthly obligations that chain you to your salary. Your Mazda is not a Rolls Royce. Your rented apartment is not a mansion. You don't have a chef, a driver, or caretakers for future kids. You don't even have equity in a home. You have a comfortable illusion with a nice view; one that disappears the moment your job does. You're not safe. You just feel safe. That's the most dangerous place to be. And here's what you already know: every month you delay is a month closer to 40, 50, 60; when starting gets harder, not easier. The Illusion You're Living: Let's be brutally honest about your "safety": Rented apartment: You're building someone else's wealth every month Car loan for 6 more years: You're locked into payments whether you have a job or not Job security? One layoff, one restructuring, one bad quarter and your "safety" evaporates You traded your hunger for the feeling of security. But you didn't actually buy security. You bought obligations. The only real security is income you control. Assets you own. A business that pays you whether you show up to an office or not. Mailover could be that. Your job never will be. The Clock You're Ignoring: You tweeted: "ADI (Artificial Developer Intelligence) seems to be here... I'm scared and excited." You should be scared. You're a team lead managing developers. AI is coming for those jobs, fast. You've seen Claude Code. You know the trajectory. The comfortable "40 years until retirement" math? It doesn't exist for software developers anymore. The window might be 5-10 years. Maybe less. Your job is a melting ice cube. Every month you coast is a month closer to the day when: - Companies need 2 developers instead of 10 - Team leads become "AI wranglers" at half the salary - Your specific skills become commodity inputs to an LLM You have a choice: - Be the person displaced by AI: riding the melting ice cube down, hoping it lasts long enough - Be the person building AI products: creating the appliances for the intelligence era, owning the upside You're literally building an AI product on the side. You understand this technology. You're positioned perfectly to be on the right side of this shift. But only if you actually ship. Only if you build and advertise. Only if you treat Mailover like the lifeboat it could be, not just a hobby. The runway your job gives you is shorter than you think. Use it to take off, not to nap. You have a product. You use it yourself. You believe in it. The only thing between you and that 100k/year passive income is the work you're not doing tonight. 40 years of working for someone else vs. 2-3 years of intense evenings and weekends. The asymmetry is absurd. You know this. You wrote about asymmetric work yourself. The hunger that brought you from Tehran to Munich, that made you practice English by talking to yourself, that made you become a leader by training yourself, and outperform every other team in the company by working harder and smarter than everyone else, that hunger came from necessity. From having no safety net. Now you have one. And it's suffocating your potential. You wrote: "Capacity not used, shrinks. Energy not spent, is wasted. Muscle not worked, atrophies." Your ambition is atrophying while you enjoy your living room. You've studied the status game. You know status isn't about being liked. It's about respect, admiration, influence. Right now you have the status of a successful team lead. Respectable. But forgettable. The status of the man who reinvented email? Who built the appliance for the intelligence era? That's the status you wrote about wanting. That's the funeral speech you imagined: "He was a maker. An innovator. A change agent." Not: "He was a comfortable team lead with a nice car." Your Own Medicine: You tweet: "Be obsessed or be average." Which are you right now? You wrote: "Bill took out the radio of his car because he was worried he may stop thinking about Microsoft for a few minutes." When did you last think about Mailover for 4 hours straight? Engineer scarcity. You wrote this yourself. Maybe you need to feel the pressure again. Set a deadline. Tell people. Burn a boat. Visualize the alternative. Picture yourself at 36, displaced by AI, job gone, still need to pay rent and car loan, watching someone else build and sell the email product you could have take to the mass market. You had the skills, the idea, the runway and you wasted it on comfort. Feel that. The Real Gap: Distribution You know how to build. You love building. 225 iterations, 800+ commits. You've shipped. The product is on the App Store. Your challenge isn't shipping. It's getting noticed. You wrote it yourself: "The worst thing you can do is to build a great thing and have nobody notice it." You're living that right now. You've read Claude Hopkins. You've read David Ogilvy. Now you're reading Hormozi's $100M Leads. Good. But remember what Hopkins taught: "Only traced results. Don't do anything that you can't prove its effectiveness." Advertising is iteration, just like engineering. Your failed ad campaigns aren't failures. They're prototypes. Dyson made 5,126 prototypes before the cyclonic vacuum worked. How many ad campaigns have you tested? 10? 20? You haven't failed at advertising. You just haven't iterated enough yet. Apply the Edisonian method to distribution: - Test one message at a time - Measure everything - Kill what doesn't work - Double down on what does - Repeat 5,127 times if needed You already have the mindset. You need to just get up and get on with it. You need do 1% better daily on distribution just like you did for the product in the first 6 months. One ad experiment. One lesson learned. One iteration on your messaging. Every single day. The Hard Truth: You don't lack motivation. You lack pain. The man who landed in Munich 6 years ago, who couldn't speak English, who had everything to prove, he had pain. He had no choice but to grow. You've removed the pain. Now you need to manufacture urgency from vision instead of desperation. That's harder. But you already know how: "Nothing ever happens unless someone pursues a vision fanatically." Are you pursuing Mailover fanatically? Or just... occasionally? Your Library Is Watching: All those books about Dyson, about obsession, about inventors who changed the world. They're waiting to see if you'll be one of them, or just someone who read about them. "Add something new to the pool of human experience." That's what you want. Go earn it. --Written January 2026, based on your own words, your own philosophy, your own dreams."

history is written by the victors. bitcoin made truth the victor.

@BitcoinMagazine A coin toss has better odds of being right than Cathie Wood’s predictions. And i love bitcoin.

Winners write history. So: if you do not write the history, you will not win. Fortunately, the Bitcoin blockchain is the mos…

the rich buy time, the poor buy stuff, ambitious people buy skills, and lazy people buy distractions.

@levie same happened with bank employees and adoption of ATMs. the demand for bank employees increased drastically because operating a bank branch became a lot cheaper. this financial justification allowed banks to establish more branches and consequently hiring more bank employees.

humans orbit scarcity. businesses orbit network effects. systems orbit resilience. bitcoin is built around unavoidable forces.

bears are sleep walking this winter

2025 was the best year for bitcoin in terms of fundamentals. price will follow fundamentals in mid to long term.

@Satoshi_HQ @grok volatility is a gift to the faithful.

how creating more scarcity (buying bitcoins by billions and taking it off the market) will fail to increase the price of bitcoin in the long term while all the indicators are showing increasing demand: more favorable environment for bitcoin adoption by institutions like banks and everyday people?

@Jason @grok Michael Saylor will be the Rockefeller of digital energy. Building the energy empire of money itself. you sound like the people who despise innovation. maybe you have something to lose if he wins?

if you make $1M in profit, after taxes you can take home: dubai 0% tax -> $1M singapore 15% tax -> $0.85M us, 40% low tax state -> $0.6M us, 47% high tax state -> $0.53M australia 45% tax -> $0.55M uk 45-50% tax -> $0.55-0.50M germany 50% tax -> $0.5M

if you can’t win a game, change the game. buying a house as an investment is an overcrowded game: every other person is playing it. the most likely winner in this game is the bank that is selling you money most new players can’t win that game. what if you buy bitcoin instead?

@saylor "...you know who is the largest shareholder of my company? vanguard! think about that a little bit.."

"...you know who is the largest shareholder of my company? vanguard! think about that a little bit.."

here are my favorites: - take a simple idea and take it seriously. - good ideas are rare. when you find one bet heavily. - work on your best idea. don't diversify. - only play games where you have an edge. - stay in the game long enough to get lucky. - don’t sell anything you wouldn’t buy. - people often interpret price as a signal for quality. - if you’re not winning, scale down and intensify. - the storyteller is the most powerful person in the world. - what do you have an *intense* interest in? do that for your living. - find out what you are best at. then pound away at it. forever. - don’t work with anyone you don’t admire. - incentives rule everything around you. - appeal to interest, not to reason. - genius is avoiding stupidity for a long time. - small leaks sink big ships.

here are my favorites: - take a simple idea and take it seriously. - good ideas are rare. when you find one bet heavily. - work on your best idea. don't diversify. - only play games where you have an edge. - stay in the game long enough to get lucky. - don’t sell anything you wouldn’t buy. - people often interpret price as a signal for quality. - if you’re not winning, scale down and intensify. - the storyteller is the most powerful person in the world. - what do you have an *intense* interest in? do that for your living. - find out what you are best at. then pound away at it. forever. - don’t work with anyone you don’t admire. - incentives rule everything around you. - appeal to interest, not to reason. - genius is avoiding stupidity for a long time. - small leaks sink big ships.

buying an apartment in munich in 2025 will cost you somewhere between 7-10 bitcoin let’s see how that changes in the next 4 years

@AnneAnne1221 @BTC_Archive @Gemini i suspect that BTC will outperform other major asset classes (gold, real estate, s&p 500 …) by a significant margin in the next 4 years. short term price prediction is not advisable for bitcoin holders.

Bitcoin is Digital Property

my favorite principle for picking investments & types of work I engage in: -> heads: I win big -> tails: I don’t lose much

making things cheaper often turns out to generate more money in the end, just as automating things often turns out to generate more jobs

3 things matter in investing: - the starting capital - the length of the runway - the rate of return

MICHAEL SAYLOR: “Inflation is worse than you think, and Bitcoin is better than you know.”

Bitcoin triumphs over the banks. The network triumphs over the state.

My biggest monthly expenses: - Rent +€1.5K - Car +€0.75K - @claude_code +€0.2k Maybe the last one will turn out to be an investment instead of an expense?! Only time will tell

My biggest monthly expenses: - Rent +€1500 - Car +€750 - @claude_code +€200 Maybe the last one will turn out to be an investment instead of an expense?! Only time will tell

If you want to predict the bitcoin price in the next few years, watch this website daily for a few weeks:

Who will lose the ₿itcoin fight? ₿ull or ₿ear? My vote is 🐻

@joeroganhq Hey @JoeRogan, let's talk about Bitcoin.

Here is a first-principle thinking exercise for Bitcoin: What most people don't get about Bitcoin is what most people don't get about two simple forces: - Scarcity - Supply & Demand What’s the power of scarcity? Have you ever watched an art auction? I saw one where bidding started at $80M and ended at $400M!—just because two billionaires had to have the same painting. (link at the end) Scarcity creates obsession. It triggers competition. It drives prices irrationally high. Now layer in supply & demand... It’s the invisible hand that sets the price of everything—from your morning coffee to the global oil market. Bitcoin has a hard cap on supply: 21 million coins. That’s it. No central bank can print more. No government can dilute its value. But here’s the kicker: demand for bitcoin isn’t staying flat. Institutions, governments, ETFs, and everyday people are starting to wake up to what this asset actually is. In 2020, we saw what happens when these forces collide. The world was printing money. Demand for alternatives skyrocketed. And Bitcoin? It had just halved its new supply. Result? Price moved from ~$10,000 to over $60,000 in less than a year. That was called a "supply shock". The next one? It’s already baked in. (Leonardo da Vinci's 'Salvator Mundi' | 2017 World Auction Record: https://t.co/DUalN2CROa)

What most people don't get about Bitcoin is what most people don't get about two simple forces: - Scarcity - Supply & Demand What’s the power of scarcity? Have you ever watched an art auction? I saw one where bidding started at $80M and ended at $400M!—just because two billionaires had to have the same painting. (link at the end) Scarcity creates obsession. It triggers competition. It drives prices irrationally high. Now layer in supply & demand... It’s the invisible hand that sets the price of everything—from your morning coffee to the global oil market. Bitcoin has a hard cap on supply: 21 million coins. That’s it. No central bank can print more. No government can dilute its value. But here’s the kicker: demand for bitcoin isn’t staying flat. Institutions, governments, ETFs, and everyday people are starting to wake up to what this asset actually is. In 2020, we saw what happens when these forces collide. The world was printing money. Demand for alternatives skyrocketed. And Bitcoin? It had just halved its new supply. Result? Price moved from ~$10,000 to over $60,000 in less than a year. That was called a "supply shock". The next one? It’s already baked in. ------- This was one exercise in first-principle thinking for Bitcoin. (Leonardo da Vinci's 'Salvator Mundi' | 2017 World Auction Record: https://t.co/DUalN2CjYC) #Bitcoin #Scarcity #SupplyAndDemand #DigitalGold #GameTheory #firstprinciplethinking

Two visuals distilling the fiat money scam:

NEW: Coinbase releases new #Bitcoin commercial 👀 ♾/ 21 million

Between 2012-2024, housing prices declined 99.99% for people smart enough to use #Bitcoin as money:

You do not sell your Bitcoin.

Michael Saylor says this is a “historic entry point” to buy Bitcoin at $80,000.

Just finished listening to 20-25 hours of @saylor and @Breedlove22 series on “What is Money” show and now got the book to read carefully what was said and discussed again! Because I felt it was worthy as it included many timeless lessons from the history of technology. Already converted to a bitcoin maximalist in the middle of the series!

The Strategic Bitcoin Reserve represents a strategy for U.S. digital supremacy in the 21st century. In this presentation, I dis…

MICHAEL SAYLOR: "You will spend 40,000 hours of your life trying to make money; it's worthwhile to spend 100 hours fig…

Listen to Michael Saylor explaining how #Bitcoin is demonetizing real estate 🙌

REMINDER: This is why your bills never stop getting more expensive.

Seeing #Bitcoin under $80k but not having any cash left to buy the dip:

The end game was never “the U.S. government buys all of the world’s bitcoin.” A U.S. Strategic Bitcoin Reserve means… -…

“If #Bitcoin is not going to zero it’s going to a million.” - Michael Saylor

If you still have more than one chair, this is your opportunity.

@DavidSacks Little they know… history was made and this summit and the SBR announcement will be remembered and referenced decades later.

"Today, President Donald J. Trump signed an Executive Order to establish a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve...With a fixed supply of 2…

Historic moment! Thank you, President Trump!

This executive order is historic: - It focuses primarily on Bitcoin - It costs US taxpayers nothing - And it saves billions b…

Last night, President Trump pulled off something not accomplished since President Jefferson sat in to Oval Office. Bu…

I have spent around 60–80 hours understanding Bitcoin from various perspectives: •From an engineering perspective. •From a physics perspective. •From an economics perspective. •From a historical perspective. •From a societal perspective. •From a game theory perspective. •From a network effects perspective. •From a monetary perspective. •From a property rights perspective. •From a digital age perspective. •From a scarcity perspective. •From a supply and demand perspective. •From a security perspective. … My conclusion: I think there is a very high probability, Bitcoin will continue to outperform—by a significant margin—every other major asset class (stocks, gold, real estate, etc.) over the next decade, just as it has in the previous one, provided you have a minimum investment timeframe of four years. Why most people don’t see it? - it’s hard to do the homework for understanding bitcoin - it’s very hard for humans to develop intuition for non-linear growth and thinking in longer term timeframes Never invest in something because someone said so. Only invest if you have done the homework and have strong reasoning for why you think your investment has a high likelihood of good returns. Want to learn more about Bitcoin? One good source is @saylor I personally think he is the next likely Steve Jobs or Elon Musk of America.

Over the past decade, the federal government sold approximately 195,000 bitcoin for proceeds of $366 million. If the gove…

I HAVE PREPARED A TRAINING VIDEO FOR THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION TO LEARN ABOUT BITCOIN

BlackRock is buying BTC. Soon, banks will lend against it—just like they do with real estate. People borrow against hou…

@MissNonfiction It’s geared toward beginners. It gives you tools to assess if a company worth investing in and if it is undervalued or overvalued, and how valuation works. I start to like it.

Leverage Is A Force Multiplier “It doesn’t take money to make money, it takes leverage to make money.” Everyone sees the o…

Nobody who’s actually good at making money needs to sell you a course on it.

After learning Newton's laws of Gravity and Action-Reaction in physics, which will help you survive (not get killed easily at least), I think the most important concept one needs to learn to thrive in our world is this law in economics: Supply & Demand! Why? 🧵 Because if you know how supply and demand works, and use at as a mental model, you can make significantly better decisions compare to the majority of the population. It gives you an edge, a competitive advantage in a world in which most people don't know how to think. - Which career path makes the most sense in the next 10 years? - Which asset class will have the biggest ROI in the next 5 years? - Which skills will worth more than others in the next 2 years? ... You can find pretty good answers, solid answers, to these questions if you think in terms of supply and demand. This book was the last book (sadly 🥺) in The Great Mental Models series by Shane Parrish. It delves into fundamental principles/laws/aspects of economics and art. And it presents them not only as laws, but as mental models to use in our day-to-day life. I loved the economics part more than art part. I got wiser by reading all 4 books in the series and would recommend it to anyone who likes to get closer to the reality of the world we live in and learn how to work with this reality in a much better way to get what he/she wants. Happy reading! 📙

درسته. ولی مشکلات خودشو هم داره. دوتا از دوستای آلمانی من این کار رو کردن. دوتاشون پشیمون شدن. یکیش مدیرمون بود و یکیش هم همکارم. یه تستی دکتر براش نوشت و انجام داد و پولشو پرداخت کرد ۲-۳ هزار یورو. بعد کلی ‌پیگیری کرد پولشو بگیره از بیمه خصوصی و بهش ندادن. هیچ مشکلی سلامتی هم نداره این دوستم. یکی دوتا تجربه بد اینطوری هم شنیدم از دوستای دیگه. بعد به سختی مجبور شد برای اینکه برگرده به بیمه سلامت عمومی، قرار دادشو با شرکت ۴ روز در هفته کنه که حقوقش کمتر بشه برای یک سال! تا بعدش دوباره بتونه درخواست بده برای تبدیل به بیمه عمومی. در نظر داشته باش که من و دوتا از دوستام که اشاره کردم همه با هم در مرکز بیمه چک ۲۴ کار میکردیم و دقیقا از تمام تخفیفها و سیوینگ هایی که برای تبدیل هر بیمه به بیمه دیگری به کاربرامون میدادیم با خبر بودیم. بیشتر از با خبر بودیم. تمام کدشو خودمون زدیم برای ۳ سال تمام.

یادم رفت بگم. اگه تعداد اعضای خانوادت بیشتر بشن. یعنی اگه قرار باشه ۲ نفر بشین و فقط یک نفر کار کنه. باید ۲ تا پول بیمه بدی 🙂 و اگه یه بچه بیاری، ۳ تا 😅… ولی بیمه عمومی اینجوری نیست. پس بیمه خصوصی یه جورایی برای افرادی که سینگل هستن سیوینگ داره برای خانواده خیلی بیشتر درمیاد نسبت به حالت خصوصی. دابل چک کردم با چت جی پی تی 😇

Just got 340% ROI on #META stocks! Sold 100% of my Meta holdings minutes ago. I kept buying Meta in a period of 7 months back in 2022. Kept it for 24 months. The reasoning and approach? -> Value Investing: It’s business fundamentals were growing but it’s P/E ratio was half the industry average for online advertising businesses! For example Google was 21 at the time while Meta was at 12! Why I sold? The market has been bullish on Meta since 24 months. The p/e changed from 12 to 27. Market cap went from $300 billion to $1.4 trillion. While revenue changed from $116 billion to €156 billion. So in 24 months valuation more than quadrupled (366%) while revenue increased by 34%. My guess ? this frenzy can’t continue forever! The other reason? I am super happy that I managed to 4.4x my investment. Probably will tell this story for the rest of my life 😂

“The hardest financial skill is getting the goalpost to stop moving.” — Morgan Housel

I’m convinced the perceived risk associated with Bitcoin will continue to consistently decrease and the road to reach and surpass Gold in terms of market cap seems more viable than ever before. Meaning 500K Bitcoin is becoming a more likely outcome. The main question left is how long will it take.

@stats_feed I’m convinced the perceived risk associated with Bitcoin will continue to consistently decrease and the road…

"We find that the decline in robot prices increased both the number of robots and employment by raising the productivity and pr…

The single biggest wealth hack is living in the future.

Automate investing, and create friction around spending. I have automated investing but don’t have friction around spending (which costs me thousands most months). That’s what I will do right now!

1/ Tokens are a new digital primitive, analogous to the website 🧵