“I have nothing against diversity, equity, and inclusion. But as Voltaire said about the Holy Roman Empire: it was neither holy, nor Roman, nor an empire.”
Jack Mallers’ appearance on Bloomberg is NO EXAGGERATION one of the sharpest 9-minute Bitcoin segments you’ll find this year.
Here’s what stuck with me:
– Performance in dollars is a distraction. “The only metric that matters: Bitcoin per share.”
– Scarcity isn’t a narrative device. If you want more Bitcoin, you PAY UP.
– Altcoins? Tech stocks at best. Bitcoin is gunning for the world’s $400T store of value market.
– “I’ll never own another asset outside of Bitcoin.” Not diversification but CONVICTION.
– The real use case: You create value, you want to keep it. Bitcoin is the answer.
Mallers doesn’t hype.
He just points at the inevitable.
Life is basically a free for all at this point. Illusions shattered, millions rinsed dry and led astray. Everything is just one big scam, which means you're finally free
Following the rules made you sick and poor, so now you get to create your own. Listen to this guy in a suit, that guy on TV, and the American Dream is yours. Turned out to be utter hogwash. Great, it's finally time to chart your own path
You no longer have to wonder if you're doing things right because it's clear that right was a complete lie. The weight of societal expectations are a relic of the past. Old rules are now for new fools
Today is a clean slate. You will make shit happen in your own way. You will be downright reckless in your pursuit of your own truth. And most importantly, you will have fun making it happen
It's impossible to take this parody of a world seriously anymore, so fuck it. Laugh. Love yourself. Get after what you want with such vehemence, with such disregard for permission, that it simultaneously appalls and inspires those who dare to come along with you for the ride
@dollarsanddata Does your job not do the same? Some of us retired thanks to research and conviction. I’d say you can and should put a price on freedom and then pay it