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the first Bitcoin transaction that I ever made, I think, was in 2020, but that was to buy Dogecoin and Ripple.
the store of value play hasn't played out fully yet, and it won't play out for decades.
when the number goes up, everyone like, the whole world comes back to Bitcoin.
when the bull market roars and the focus is back on Bitcoin, most of those people will either dual post or post exclusive for exclusively for a time on on Twitter.
unless they can disassociate those two and and carve out something that treats Bitcoin very, very differently, I I don't think that it's going to have much success.
So over time, Bitcoins will be more and more valuable, and dollars will be, and other fiat currencies will be less and less valuable.
I believe that this is set up in such a way that no one will ever be incentivized to want to increase the market cap.
Whatever seems interesting and novel on some Shetcoin side chain is eventually coming back to Bitcoin.
Bitcoin bounced back and served as a safe haven during the crisis. Not afterwards, not waiting for government policy to react to, but actually in the middle of the crisis.
by the year 2070, Bitcoin against the dollar, if it still exists, is 10% a year.
I am very confident that the power law is a good way to frame where Bitcoin is going
all of those things add up to tailwinds for Bitcoin in the, in the in the short to medium term.
I think Bitcoin will do over the coming decades.
Saylor is going to use over the next decade or two to buy Bitcoin.
in a generation, that's gonna be over. It's just gonna be store of value.
he expects that to to go to 50. So that's a a seven x relative growth still for Bitcoin relative to everything else.
it starts to make you ridiculously bullish on the price of Bitcoin when you think about what digital credit could mean for Bitcoin growth
it's pretty hard not to see Bitcoin going substantially higher
my assumption is it's maturing that that future bull mark bear markets are likely to be a little bit less severe
it's pretty hard not to see Bitcoin going substantially higher