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It is absurd to think Bitcoin can ever hit $36M?
I laid out the case for why it might not be as ridiculous as it seems...
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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 ...
Tell me again about the virtues of 2% inflation
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Hedgeye (@Hedgeye) on X
The U.S. Dollar has lost 30% of its purchasing power over the last six years
Got called a bootlicker for saying taxing billionaires is not the solution
I just can't figure out how it fixes things if it doesn't address the broken money at the core of the system
Am i stupid?
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Just remember that whatever the govt agrees to pay you in interest, they are basically telling you they’re going to inflate away that debt with more money printing.
A nominal gain with a real loss, guaranteed
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Ansem 🐂🀄️ (@blknoiz06) on X
all you need is $20M to make $1M/year for 30 years that sounds like a damn good deal to me
is this 2% per year? im no good at math @federalreserve
pls hlp
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unusual_whales (@unusual_whales) on X
"The cost of living has risen 106% since 2001," per FORTUNE
Here's Part 1 of what Coffeezilla doesn't understand about Bitcoin:
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The #1 thing Coffeezilla gets wrong about Bitcoin
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We’re not just witnessing “infinite asset inflation.”
We’re witnessing infinite fiat debasement.
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The real chart isn’t Bitcoin going vertical.
It’s the purchasing power of the dollar collapsing.
$100 saved in 1976, adjusted for money suppl...
If all global wealth keeps inflating upward alongside fiat expansion, then a $755T Bitcoin market cap may represent a surprisingly modest slice of the pie.
The pie itself is what keeps getting inflated.
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In 50 more years?
-$3.8 million “starter home.”
-$500 trillion money supply.
-$2.5 quadrillion in federal debt.
-S&P at 500,000.
These sound insane only because our brains anchor to today’s purchasing power.
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Bitcoin does NOT need to absorb all global capital to hit extreme dollar prices.
It only needs to become a somewhat larger share of a MUCH larger nominal system.
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A $755 trillion Bitcoin market cap sounds absurd in today’s dollars.
But the entire point is that today’s dollars won’t be today’s dollars in 50 years.
That number says as much about fiat debasement as it does about Bitcoin.
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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 num...
Money supply, debt, housing, stocks - everything has compounded upward for 50+ years.
So when people say future numbers sound “crazy,” they’re forgetting today’s numbers would’ve sounded just as crazy in 1976.
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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 🧵👇
🤯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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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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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 #1 thing Coffeezilla gets wrong about Bitcoin
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