Published this thread at $3,500 BTC in January 2019 when Bitcoin appeared to be on its death bed.
Today, November 2022, Bitcoin again appears to be on the verge of death to many outsiders.
Interestingly, its USD exchange rate is 4.7x higher.
Most of my wealth is in magic internet money, a business intelligence company that fell ~99% during the dot com bubble, a small healthcare technology company, and a Japanese hotel company.
And I sleep great at night.
What's better than bitcoin?
More bitcoin.
Increasing BTC per share (BTC Yield) is the metric.
Issuing Digital Credit enables accretive bitcoin acquisitions, while short-term stock price volatility (large premiums or discounts) can further amplify transaction accretion.
Digital Credit can be issued to acquire bitcoin (high mNAV) or acquire shares (low mNAV). Both can generate a positive BTC Yield.
Interestingly, the further a stock trades from 1x mNAV (above or below), the greater the potential for accretive transactions.
"Candles have been used for thousands of years. It's ridiculous to think electricity could replace candles as the primary form of lightning."
Gold -> Bitcoin.
Same energy.
The problem with trying to store $30 trillion in gold is humanity will always figure out a way to make more of it.
In fact, about two-thirds of all gold has been extracted since 1950.
For long term savings, it's best to use perfectly scarce money.
21,000,000 BTC.
Gold is screaming, so why isn’t bitcoin? with @JoeConsorti
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- Global monetary reordering is starting
- Analyzing interest rates in previous cycles
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"Our best estimates suggest that around 216,265 tonnes of gold have been mined throughout history. Interestingly, about two-thirds of this gold has been extracted since 1950. This massive increase in production has been due to advancements in mining technology and the discovery of new gold deposits."
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