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I think there's probably less 100x opportunities in things like Bitcoin
I think there's probably less 100x opportunities in things like Bitcoin and Ethereum.
invested in this company called LIDAR... they've been doing quite well. They surpassed hyper liquid in terms of volume for a brief period of time.
Once crypto and Stablecoins 10x
If we basically buy $100 billion of bitcoin, it’s probably not going up 0% a year for the next decade.
Bitcoin could fall 95%
I believe Bitcoin has a moat. I believe it's durable. And if it goes up 50% a year... Bitcoin continues to go higher, that's kind of the way I look at it. There's no replacement for Bitcoin in my opin
the ascending triangle on bitcoin it's going to 150 200k
ethereum's going like 20k when that happens
my conviction in bitcoin being worth half a million dollars is not as high
he seriously does seem to want to get 5% [of all ETH supply]
the case for why Ether could be, at some point in the future, not now, David, 250 k.
ETH is poised for a monetary renaissance
Mike just puts it together in a simple narrative, and he charts how ETH can go from its current price all the way to $250,000 per ETH if if the market were to understand Ether the asset as productive
you arrive at something closer to a $2,000 price target. And that's how I think a lot of people are valuing ETH today.
it's about $260,000 today, which would be that. And then, that doesn't include the monetary premium that's currently in some other assets.
Bitcoin is going, as you said earlier this week on our podcast, to $20,000,000 by the year '20 what '21. '21. 21,000,000. 21,000,000, of course. Yes. It gotta be '21. Yeah. By the year 2050, I think t
If ETH hits 10 k at some point, David, that's over a billion, in revenue every year just from letting the ETH sit there and stake.
But, you know, for the last few years, emerging market central banks, which did not inherit gold from their past, have been buying it as a way of diversifying their reserve portfolios.
Markets are ripping despite $120 oil and an escalating war.