Wall Street is still out to lunch when it comes to bitcoin.
In a recent Bank of America survey, 75% of fund managers responded that they have a 0% allocation to bitcoin.
Retail is still front running the "smart money".
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Marty Bent
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Founder of TFTC.io, co-host of Rabbit Hole Recap, Managing Partner at Ten31
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Tuur and I discussed his recent report: Positioning for the Bitcoin Boom.


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Global fund managers are still woefully underweight bitcoin.
A recent Bank of America survey found that just 9% of managers that responded have any exposure to bitcoin with a weighted average allocation of those who have being 0.3% of AUM.
The "smart" money is STILL missing the best performing asset of all time 16 years after it entered the world.
When these managers eventually wake up and realize that not being exposed to bitcoin is untenable it will make the ETF flows we've seen since the beginning of last year look small.


The future is dope.


Many won’t believe it, but the same will happen between now and 2034.


I’m getting into Nostr only v-logging too @HODL
Finally found time to listen to Richard Werner’s discussion with Tucker. Wow.
Easily the most digestible and thorough explanation of our current monetary/banking system and the negative consequences of the way it operates.
Must listen.
Couldn’t stop thinking “bitcoin backed Chaumian mints will be the solution”.


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World-renowned economist Richard Werner on where money comes from: banks just create it out of thin air, and keep a pile for themselves.
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Will you sit by and let the enemy use the weapons against you? Or will you pick them up and fight back?
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We’re in an information war and, fortunately, the tools of engagement have never been stronger and more accessible for the Common Man.
Looking at debt balance increases and total debt numbers in bitcoin terms is wild.


Bitcoin: The Linux of Money
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The best solution to bitcoin FOMO is increased sats flow.
Three chapters into Daemon. Already hooked. Good rec, @ODELL.
“Is he dooming?”


Holy shit. Imagine doing this when Nostr exists.


Number go up and people who previously derided us for liking bitcoin suddenly talking nice about it is certainly fun and interesting, but it is all for naught if the network isn't sufficiently monitored and defended by those who would like to see bitcoin succeed as it attempts to keep the creation and facilitation of money separate from the state and central banks. Make sure you pay attention to this stuff.
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What's happening in the UK is very sad, but expected. We've known for decades that the fight for freedom in the Digital Age will only be won with unstoppable software that makes it impossible for tyrants to silence individuals.
Honored to be a part of this protocol with you all. Many don't recognize it yet, but Nostr will be the protective layer of free speech in the digital world.
Keep pushing forward.
More and more people are recognizing that a globally distributed neutral monetary network with a native currency that has a hard capped supply of 21,000,000 is something worth owning during the times we live in.
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There’s never been a better time in human history to just do things.