Coffeezilla says a $36 million Bitcoin is impossible.
But what he doesn't understand is that inflation will make the value of ALL assets reach numbers that sound insane.
Here's the math on a $36M Bitcoin 🧵👇
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🤯Coffeezilla thinks it's completely absurd that Bitcoin could do these two things:
📈13% CAGR over the next 50 years and
💸Hit a value of $36 MILLION per Bitcoin
In this video, I explain what Coffee doesn't understand about Bitcoin and about Dollars, and why it's not nearly as ridiculous as he thinks...
This is amazing. They've been calling it a pyramid scheme since literally day one 😂
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Documenting ₿itcoin 📄 (@DocumentingBTC) on X
On this day 17 years ago, the first Reddit post about Bitcoin was made. The price was $0. Here are the top comments:
>> “Ultimately, gold is more widely held, deeply established, and still plays a central role in the global system.”
This is bullish for BTC.
Bitcoin is not called digital gold because of how it performs on a chart
It’s digital gold because of the monetary properties that it possesses.
Gold had those same properties, and became the global store of value for 5,000+ years.
Bitcoin has those same properties, but is optimized for a digital world, and it’s only been around for 17 years.
History tells us what happens when a superior monetary technology comes along
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Ray Dalio (@RayDalio) on X
While Bitcoin gets a lot of attention, it hasn’t played the safe-haven role many expected. In my view, there are a few reasons why.
First, Bitco...
I broke all of this down in detail in the full video, including why I think Coffeezilla fundamentally misunderstands Bitcoin’s adoption curve.
Watch here:
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The Sat Stacker Show 🔶 (@thesatstack) on X
The #1 thing Coffeezilla gets wrong about Bitcoin
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The Sat Stacker Show 🔶 (@thesatstack) on X
People still think in dollars.
Bitcoin changes the denominator itself.
In a Bitcoin standard, productivity and technology should make goods cheap...
☕️Coffeezilla challenged @PunterJeff by saying Bitcoin’s adoption curve is flattening.
🤑He thinks everyone who would want to buy Bitcoin has already done it.
❌I think that take completely misunderstands both Bitcoin and how adoption of a new monetary technology actually works.
Most people have NO idea how early this thing is.
Let me explain the #1 thing coffeezilla get's wrong about Bitcoin 🧵👇
Happy Mother’s day to satoshi’s mom
Why does each country have to have their own money that can’t be used in all the other countries?
This whole "can you *earn* a billion dollars" debate is (as usual) a distraction.
If her proposed solution to wealth inequality is to take some of the money from the billionaires and give it to the government, then in turn "redistribute" some of that to the people, then it does nothing to address the actual problem at the core of the inequality itself.
If you do not address the core problem, then you do not have an adequate solution.
Inflation, aka money printing, is the actual root cause of the anger over wealth inequality and the dramatic expansion of wealth the inequality itself.
Perpetually increasing the money supply drives up prices of normal goods and services (aka inflation in the cost of living), which makes life harder for you and me, because our wages and our savings buy less.
Money printing also causes asset inflation, which drives up the wealth of those who own all the assets (aka the rich).
Periodically taking some of that wealth from them and giving it to the government does not address the root cause.
Why keep printing money that drives up asset values and cost of living, then feign an attempt to "solve" that issue by taking some small percentage of wealth from billionaires and giving it to the government? (Of which some even smaller percentage will be redistributed to the poor and middle class)
Until we fix the broken money system and replace it with one that can't be so easily manipulated, nothing will change.
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Marco Foster (@MarcoFoster_) on X
AOC: “There’s a certain level of wealth and accumulation that is unearned. You can’t earn a billion dollars. You just can’t earn that. You ...
Make sure you buy right here
STRC definitely has risks. Just not sure coffeezilla knows what they actually are (or probability of them occuring)
I’ll be honest it would be funny if they sold one single bitcoin
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Michael Saylor (@saylor) on X
Buy more bitcoin than you sell.
Did I hear @PunterJeff call dollars “return-free risk” cuz that was chefs kiss
This was great. Jeff can clearly run circles around coffee when it comes to finance and capital markets knowledge.
Since this will go out to a normie audience the one thing I wished for was a deeper explanation of the belief for why bitcoin has the ability to go up at 30% CAGR
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Jeff Walton (@PunterJeff) on X
Sat down with @coffeebreak_YT today on Bitcoin and Digital Credit.
His edit will drop soon. Posting the full raw hour for anyone who wants the unf...
Took me longer than I’d like to admit to understand it.
Just do things you don’t wanna do.
$40T in federal debt is nothing.
If the growth rate from 1971 continues, in another 54 years the debt will pass $1 QUADRILLION
That’s why I don’t want to live in a world without Bitcoin
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Samson Mow (@Excellion) on X
US debt will hit 1 QUADRILLION dollars by 2070.
That's 1,000 trillion dollars.
Growing at 7.6% per year, that's $87,685 added every second. Inter...
Are there any good faith bitcoin critics? or just gold boomers and xrp shills
Don’t bet against @LukeGromen I guess 😂