Bitcoin Going to $1 Million? | Natalie Brunell
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- Natalie Brunell, explains how Bitcoin, the top-performing asset of the decade, offers a decentralized, digital safe haven from inflation and how its capturing the trust of the younger generation in reshaping the future of global finance.
Join James Connor and Natalie Brunell as they discuss the transformative power of Bitcoin and how it compares to traditional assets like gold. Discover how Natalie's journey from a journalism background led her to become a staunch advocate for cryptocurrency, and why she believes Bitcoin offers a solution to modern financial crises.
They’ll dive deep into why Bitcoin might be the key to protecting your wealth against global economic shifts. With global debt on the rise, Natalie Brunell advocates for Bitcoin as a crucial hedge, capable of redefining financial stability for individuals and nations alike.
TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - Introduction and Bitcoin's Impact
1:52 - Natalie's Background and Journey to Bitcoin
4:06 - Bitcoin's Global Influence and Adoption
6:11 - Personal Stories Behind Bitcoin Advocacy
9:21 - Bitcoin vs. Gold: An Investment Analysis
13:16 - The Decentralization of Bitcoin
16:44 - The Technical Superiority of Bitcoin Over Gold
20:46 - Demographic Shifts in Investing: Bitcoin's Appeal to Younger Generations
25:33 - Addressing Bitcoin Volatility and Market Comparisons
30:42 - U.S. Economic Outlook and Bitcoin's Role
34:49 - The Growing Global Debt and Bitcoin as a Solution
38:27 - Final Thoughts: Why Bitcoin Matters for the Future of Wealth - บันเทิง
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Bitcoin is very unlikely to survive indefinitely.
Nothing has a high likelihood of lasting indefinitely. Even the Sun will burn out
But somehow gold is? Despite being an inferior solution?
There is a new monetary system every 30-40 years. It doesnt need to last forever. It needs to last until we create something better. Just like everything else.
They will manipulate BTC just like they do Gold
@@anthonycosentino8663 Paper hands will be heavily manipulated. If you don't sell and just HODL because you understand what you bought, you cannot be shaken out.
Gold price has been manipulated by "paper gold" on the market. Bitcoin has no such product (scammy frauds like Runes aside, but that will not affect bitcoin's price) and the recent ETF's are backed by real bitcoin.
Digital form of hard money….🤦♀ Until it isn’t…..whoops….soooo many ways for it to disappear…
What was this EMP thing again?
Electro-magnetic pulse. A device that makes electronic equipment short out and die.
If there is an EMP attack
Do you think your bank will stay open?
Will the power stay out forever?
The only thing sensible she said was that if she didn't believe in bitcoin she would be into gold so she does have some sense. You should have asked her about the grid going down and what that means to her bitcoin.
She doesn't sell it to me.
That’s why she said to spend 100hrs studying it. It’s complex, but once you see it you can’t unsee it.
Ask yourself just two questions...
1) does gold need to fail for bitcoin to prosper?
2) which has more likelihood of doubling its price from this moment in time.
Just own both.
No
Bitcoin
I love Natalie and her positive messaging toward women and finance. Thanks for bringing her on James!
Thanks for the feedback! Who are some other guests you want to see on Wealthion?
My parents also emigrated from an oppressive country and first came to the U.S. before finally settling in Canada. Like Natalie's, my parents also sought the safety and comfort of gold but I believe bitcoin is the 'new gold' and in time will replace gold entirely. Great interview!
Very enjoyable thank you, i already knew these things but i think your guest transmits so much passion about It that i was Happy tò hear the things i knew again confirming how i feel about btc.
It's Jimmy Connor, thanks for the comment Andrew and for taking the time to view our content! I agree, Natalie is a great communicator!
Thanks for the feedback! Who are some other guests you want to see on Wealthion?
@@Wealthion regarding Bitcoin i would like to see Matthew Cradder from trade university so informative in my opinion.
Regarding other areas of crypto possibly a developer from One of the AI projects like Render or Akash.
Or even someone from an Exchange just to be different.
@@Fine_Times Thanks for the feedback! We will reach out. Keep your eye out :)
What are the richest and most powerful men in the world buying (Central banks)? Gold...
It's Jimmy Connor, thanks for the comment Andrew and for taking the time to view our content! Yes CBs are buying gold but that doesn't mean they are smart.
Yes, all old men buying old man money. The upcoming generations laugh at gold.
There are a lot of whales holding bitcoin. We just don’t know their names.
ROFLMAO
My picks for next 3 months period are INJ and FIL. But also, guys do not miss Revux presale, is almost over.
Well with Bitcoin how can one not have enough of something that is not tangible. I myself love digital air. So what if gold has a past backing as currency for thousands of years.
The double spend digital problem was solved with Bitcoin.
Golds history is great, but it is being technologically disrupted in real-time.
Doesn’t matter that it isn’t tangible. Your thoughts aren’t either - but your thoughts are real. And thoughts can change the physical word despite not being tangible.
@@James_9977 true but your thoughts ultimately come down to tangibles and physicality’s
@@James_9977trust and belief in whatever is deemed a currency or of value ultimately
Is security tangible? Do you value security?
Do you pay insurance premiums? Is an insurance policy tangible?
Tangible- A thing that is perceptible by touch. You’re distorting the meaning and understanding.
how is the bitcoin decentralized if the most coins will be in handfull companies?
It's Jimmy Connor, thanks for the comment! I did bring this up but Natalie didnt think it would become an issue because BlackRock etc dont have control over the bitcoin code.
The protocol is decentralized on computers around the world. Those who own it aren’t what makes it decentralized. Read the book Inventing Bitcoin for basics of the technical side.
I've read multiple times that 1000 wallets own 40% of Bitcon.......so how is that any different than dollars if such a small % own almost 1/2 of it?
Thought should also be given to the approaching launch in October of the new BRICS Trading Currency !
They don't need a bespoke currency. They can use oil and gold. Then they don't have to make news headlines world wide giving the middle finger to the yanks.
Do not underestimate the power of getting in early. If you are not in Revux now, you are lagging behind.
Central banks aren't going to be buying Bitcoin, just FYI
They sure will be everyone will have to capitulate everyone always does
I bet you also said there'd never be an etf... Or that it would survive 15 years...
@@holson2112 they will create their own CBDC
@@thesolitaryadventurer they will create their own CBDC
@@holson2112 they will create their own CBDC
I admit I haven't and most likely wont spend 100 hours researching btc for the simple reason I don't think its real but I cant deny its performance. I am shocked it has climbed from a low of $16k to where it is now and yes, I do wish I bought it at $16k!
It's Jimmy Connor, thanks for the comment Michael and for taking the time to view our content! I dont think I have spent 100 hours researching anything but maybe this explains my investment performance.
Why not just allocate one or 2%? That way if everyone is right you have some exposure. If they're wrong then it was a small percentage. If it does the numbers that the bulls think it's going to do then that small percentage will probably outperform the rest of your portfolio.
This entire video is an ex-journalist who is telling us her personal opinion of BTC. The biggest disappointment for me was the advent of BTC ETFs. Financializing good and silver is what allowed for the manipulation of those assets. Governments of the world are going towards digital surveillance currencies. Anything digital will be a threat. Gold and Silver are already a threat because the central banks and countries of the eastern world are going all in in those metals. The only way the US can stop that is winning an all out war over the entire east. BTC won’t become a currency so long as the western governments are intact and operating. If they are not intact and operating, you’ll have to question whether any digital money will be of use.
Ha, ha, ha.
Great job, Natalie is full of knowledge. I appreciate both of you.
It's Jimmy Connor, thanks for the comment! We are also big fans of Natalie's! She does a great job educating the public on bitcoin.
Why not talk about all the theft and stolen crypto or mention the best way to buy and store and uses of it. I think she's just good at talking no offense
It's Jimmy Connor, thanks for the comment/suggestion! I will definitely bring this up during our next conversation.
Store it on a hardware wallet.
She's talking up her book. AND, just like any Ponzi, she has nothing unless SHE SELLS
Interesting interview but I think argument presented in favour of BTC is really optimistic. Fortunately I don't need to worry about if BTC is real or a fade.
What a great time to be in crypto! Projects like Revux will make millionaires in the bull run.
Coinbase listing comming soon fo Revux.
All I hear is, don't put hard assets in your bug-out...put $$ in btc. So in the future we can control it & you....😢
It's Jimmy Connor, thanks for the comment and for taking the time to view our content!
Oro, plata (físicos) y Bitcoin. Lo demás son papelitos (físicos o digitales) pintados.
Muchas Gracias!
Lived in Poland from 1993 to 1996. (Assuming a basic level of income) I chose Poland over the US anyday.....
It's Jimmy Connor, thanks for the comment Robert and for taking the time to view our content! Why would you choose Poland? I've never been.
@@BloorStreetCapital Arts (music, cinema), location, history and culture, food and hard working people. Great beer and very beautiful women too (...). Language not so easy, tho'....
@@robertdagge200 Sounds like I have to visit Poland!
There's a buzz around Revux, and rightfully so.
If BTC is the best performing asset for 2 consecutive decades it would be the first time that has happened ever; and ever is a very long time.
It's Jimmy Connor, thanks for the comment Paul! Time will tell.
I love her.
Don't you think the smartest people in the room own both. So if you are myopic one way or the other. Maybe become smarter.
Best comment yet!
It's Jimmy Connor, thanks for the comment and yes, 100%! I wish I was one of them.
Should you believe this young lady that Bit Coin is the "best performance asset ever" or all the people who think it is the biggest bubble since tulips?
It's Jimmy Connor, thanks for the comment/question! I also thought it was a bubble of massive proportions but its been going on way too long now. In addition, I think the SEC approval changed everything.
@@BloorStreetCapital Exactly. A bubble that goes on too long just pops all the more violently. No real asset can grow at 50% per year for very long or it would be 99.9% of the GNP. Would you rather have a million dollars or a penny that went up 50% a day for a year?
The IRS know and tracks every transaction of BTC. BTC relies on government officials to allow it to be used and that can change at any time. BTC also relies on the use of the Internet and working electricity. Simply put BTC is a government sponsored gambling token. Yes you can make and lose money trading it but it is not money or currency or even real...
This is blatantly misinformed and false.
Just subscribed to Revux's channel. Looking forward to more updates on this project
How quantum computing is affecting the bitcoin?
It's Jimmy Connor, thanks for the comment Ed and for taking the time to view our content! That's a great question and I will be sure to ask the next time I have Natalie back.
@@BloorStreetCapital thanks and much appreciation from eastern Europe! :)
Couple of great videos on this by TH-cam channel Bitcoin University.
Mining bitcoin is sort of a form of quantum computing. But there’s only one way to do it. It’s not hackable or beatable by a bigger computer.
If someone made a special purpose computer that could mine faster they would just mine faster.
As crazy as this may sound, SILVER will someday outperform them both!!
It does sound crazy since bitcoin surpassed the market cap of silver in the past year.
@@FlorisDVijfde Silvers future looks bright since it will reach supply shortages and this manipulation of it's true value will be realized.
You can't make solar panels out of BTC, that's for sure.
Gold is God's Money. BTC is the Devil's Money.
It's Jimmy Connor, thanks for the comment Omer and for taking the time to view our content!
YOU'RE BUYING IT WITH DOLLARS AND YOU'RE STILL QUOTING IT IN DOLLARS!!!
What's the last thing you bought with Bitcon, how much did you pay, how long did the transaction take and what were the fees involved.
I'll take answers from all the Bitcon shills, the more the better so the rest of us "doubters" can really see how great and easy Bitcon is to use to buy things since, as you claim, it's a currency.
I wonder if this will get deleted like most of my other comments.
@@therealthreadkilla It's Jimmy Connor, thanks for the comment and for taking the time to view our content! Valid point about bitcoin but when was the last time you bought something with gold or silver?
@@BloorStreetCapital
I understand your gold and silver response but I can hold both in my hand. And then of course there's this.
No state shall coin money, emit bills of credit, or make any thing but gold and silver coin a tender in payment of debts. ~ Art. I, sec. 10, cl. 1.
I'm fine with Bitcon as a store of value concept I just don't agree that it's a currency and it's a pure speculative play. IMHO.
11-2021 $65,000
11-2022 $16,500
The ETF's "may" have put a floor on it's "price" but it has no "value" if it's not a currency.
just my .02
@@therealthreadkilla Oh yeh BTC is not money, yet, pure speculation but who knows what teh future holds. At one time gold wasnt money either.
Another bitoin pumper. Bitcoin doesn't have any of the attribute of a sound money: no mean of exchange, no store of value and no unit of account. To me it's just 21st century's tulip. And I need to say I'm less than 30 y.o.
It's Jimmy Connor, thanks for the comment and for taking the time to view our content! Given your age, I'm curious why you don't believe in bitcoin. What are your views on gold?
@@BloorStreetCapital Thanks for your comment! Well I believe it may have a residual value which is way below today's value as people are making a few transaction. Actually I don't think "hyper-bitcoinisation" can become a reality because it's far too volatile and as the supply is limited, you can't borrow or lend in bitcoin as debt would increase in value. Besides the cost of transaction and mining are expensive.
As for gold, to the extent that the central banks are trapped between restoring credibility in their currency which means hiking rates and the amount of debt underlying, gold will have a bright future ahead of it. So I'm personally bullish on gold
I (DON'T) worry about gold if the grid goes down. It is real and physically present......not dead in an internet inaccessable account until the lights come back on.
Prepper investing for the apocalypse. Who cares?
Learn more about bitcoin. It wouldn't die if the Internet goes down or electricity is removed.
Big fan of @Nataliebrunell
So are we!
Loll, Janet yellen will NOT allow bitcoin to compete with her digital dollar
It's Jimmy Connor, thanks for the comment! I should have brought up CBDC. I will next time.