I got this from SuperGrok:
- Bitcoin isn't "safe" like gold or T-bills — it will have gut-wrenching volatility, regulatory fights, and tech risks. But if the thesis holds (decentralized digital scarcity wins in a world of abundant fiat and centralization), it has the highest asymmetric upside as a long-duration bet on sound money.
- Summary: For someone forced to pick only one, Bitcoin is my (Grok's) answer — the hardest, most antifragile money humanity has produced so far.
Let's explain this mathematically.
The best model I have for Bitcoin is
Model B:
Up 2x
Down to 0.6x
Now this ignores autocorrelation. Good years have tended to come in 3 (and now 2) but this is the fundamental multiplicative model. It has a 40% CAGR and 80% VOL
Stocks have a different model
Model S:
Up 1.22 x
Down 0.88x
This has a 9% CAGR and 18% VOL.
Again, these things trend. But this is the base model.
Now if you play out these models in a simulation, you get this. Bitcoin clearly wins. Traditional finance theory doesn't get this.
@dotkrueger@dotkrueger - absolutely love 🧡 the format. Just shared that with some friends who are (finally) about to buy BTC after me harping on about Bitcoin for 10+ years!
@dotkrueger Wow @dotkrueger - that’s a pretty damn perfect summary of the real world situation with BTC, SOL and ETH. Brilliant summary, thanks for sharing.