@AlchemyTrades8@sircryptotips Gold like Bitcoin is getting more difficult and more expensive to mine. Estimates are that 99% of BTC mined by 2035 and that 99% of economically viable mined AU by 2050. A lot can happen in 10-25yrs, question is will assets be competitive in the use-cases downstream from holding
@AAStack 5k is not a problem. Keep it with your other valuables, but away from your toolbox(es) which are heavier and maybe of similar value but *much* more likely to be stolen. Yes I know this isn’t a real question of yours .. at any rate it illustrates nothing much
@VandelayBTC@AdamBLiv You could have
1. Purchased with fiat-based credit card that gives 2-3% cashback on groceries
2. Sold 101.70€ of BTC at time of your Publix purchase
3. Put 101.70€ in 4% APR money market account for days/weeks until card balance due
4. Invest cashback + interest in sats
@DogeRomeo@PeterSchiff New pro keeps talking about how his bench press increased from 20lbs when he was 8 years old to 270 when he was 18… yeah when you start from nothing those gains come fast. Now what did your 4yr college career look like? Kid pro needs to stop bragging on the past and just perform
@bitcoinnews 1 BTC bought 1 Kilogram Gold in
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BTC falls about 5% short today though. In the next year BTC might clearly outrun Kilo Gold, we’ll see, but they’ve been back and forth a lot this year
@AlexDeluce@GoldTelegraph_@JonDeluce Bank of America gave average price forecasts, using the metric tonne as the unit of measure:
2026 average: $11,313 per metric tonne.
2027 average: $13,501 per metric tonne.
Forecast peak: $15,000 per metric tonne ($6.80 per pound).
@WGLTOATLTOMARS@PeterSchiff 1 oz gold coin and a hard wallet. Several of the most popular hard wallets are heavier and larger than a 1oz coin, some are lighter though. But it’s really besides the point, neither are convenient to use as a currency
@prezthedegen@Cointelegraph Estimated 80-85% of economically viable gold has been mined to date. Over half of gold’s market cap is in jewelry and industrial uses, which will be around for decades
@Wavecontrollerr @PeterSchiff@grok Serious question, why 10 years? A loose comparison would be looking at Microsoft 12x growth vs nvidia 290x growth over the past ten years