Good video but don't agree 100% with the premise. The argument basically is, old economic ideas are no longer relevant because they're "old". No explanation as to why ledgers and the stock market are no longer relevant except because they're old ideas and therefore bitcoin is the future because it's new and decentralized.. That's not entirely true and also ledgers (accounting) and the stock market HAVE been revolutionized over the centuries with the evolution of technology. Bitcoin is not a replacement for our financial system, it will compliment it instead. IMO you don't stop investing in real estate, stocks, gold and holding cash simply cause bitcoin exists.. Just cause we have boats and airplanes doesn't mean the wheel is obsolete, and the wheel is insanely hold invention. Old ideas can evolve, doesn't necessarily need to be obsolete simply cause it's old.
I think his point is that things have changed, to which I would agree. Sort of in the same way settling up with gold or silver was deemed impractical at some point. This bitcoin ledger system just makes a lot of sense, even for an unknowing dolt like me.
Decentralization of assets and data is the point here. Bitcoin is the OG decentralized network and it’s finite therefore value goes up, as long as the market accepts it as valuable. Blackrock pretty much legitimized it. It doesn’t invalidate other assets. It trades worldwide 24/7 at same price! With Blackrock tokenizing assets, all your assets will have that same quality soon… now, what if all those assets are denominated in Bitcoin and not in dollars? Bitcoin will be the currency of tokenized assets! No one is talking about that!
Literal life-changing financial advice if taken seriously and adhered to, with no guarantees, Of course. I've grown to really enjoy watching your videos over time. One of my favorites.
Bitcoin isn't just a currency per se or a technology. It's a whole entire ECONOMIC SYSTEM. With an entire Monetary Policy, Privacy Policy and even a Fiscal Policy (that even many Bitcoiners don't see). Probably one of the greatest inventions ever.
Your stock-to-flow data on silver is wrong because more is consumed than produced, so it's deflationary, not inflationary per your slide. Great presentation though, really enjoyed it.
bit corn is a great product. its good for preping for those with a foreign residency and bank acount. most of our greatest threats include loss of power, what is a bitcorn w/o electricty ?
I have a basic question. When I build up wealth in BitCoin, I am keeping that in a crypto wallet. When I withdraw those funds from the crypto wallet, what is the tax rate? I’m concerned that I could build up huge wealth in BitCoin but then I either can’t take it out (no liquidity) or it’s heavily taxed. So how would I use it toward my retirement etc? I welcome any knowledgeable input - thank you!!
Always love to watch your shows and videos coming from the netherlands🇳🇱🇮🇹 greetings your totaly right bin investing only in crypto my first cycle and mosly 80 % in bitcoin learn the selfcustody skill ,learning from you inspiring to me started in 2020 i beleave concept of bitcoin and preserving wealth as core capital, bin using bybit my favoriete platform
@popasmurf6834 nou ja hij heeft beter voor mekaar hij is vermogend geboeg en het verschil tussen in loon dienst en ondernermer zijn is dat hij veel meer geld verdient als entrepreneur als conten creator das grot verschil maar mensen hebben daar geen kennis van maar idd je mag met hem niet eens zijn
I remember when btc was 300$ I said who the hell would be crazy enough to buy it. I bought 10$ worth. Wish I would have held think I ended up selling when it hit 20k the first time.
Money ain't everything! But to listen to a talk like this. You would think it's not only everything but the only thing,,, and ,,, you can take it with you.!!! There's a reason it was a golden calf.
Mark I really appreciate your insight. Any thoughts on BITO? I get that it’s better to hold the actual asset but with the demand that is soon to come, I do not think this is a bad option as well. I think it’s also important to note that if we do reach 100k-200k this cycle there will be a lot of profit taking once the cut cycle is complete.
Great video Mark, thanks for putting it on TH-cam. Regarding BitCoin, the future as a digital asset looks bright, the future as a currency not so much. Digital fiat currency will continue to be implemented. I think there will be a digital currency within the existing banking system. Venmo and Zell along with the local banks payment system is the must probable outcome. There will not be a CBDC with a single leger run by the Fed. The dream of the large banks was a elastic currency to have tools against financial panics and bank runs, they got their wish in 1913. Hard money had more problems than the current fiat system if you read the history of money and banking. There is zero chance of returning to a hard money, gold backed or Bitcoin. The Fed, the government, and the banks will never allow the existing "tool kit" to go away.
From $10K to $30K that's the minimum range of profit return every week I thinks it's not a bad one for me, now I have enough to pay bills and take care of my family
Mark, great speaking style, as always. One issue: I disagree with the way you are analyzing the Stock-to-Flow ratio, to predict the debasement of different assets. As you have shown us in previous videos, gold tends to increase 14% for every 10% increase in global liquidity, and 90% for Bitcoin. Yet, your analysis of STF in this video predicts debasement of gold, and also of Bitcoin, over time. Why Bitcoin debasement? Because while Bitcoin STF goes up about a factor of 2 every four years, with the halving of mining rewards, the STF is still a positive number, which indicates continued dabasement, but at a slower rate every four years. For both gold and Bitcoin, your current analysis of the STF disagrees with the data you have shown us previously on price appreciation for these assets.
The 1 thing I've found in ALL my research that could " crush BTC" is some sort of global power outage. Have you thought about what happens to btc in that unlikely but possible event? I guess it's moot bc everything would be crushed - bank accounts, gold etc but still worth exploring
@@juanpablosanin Gold, Silver, Copper, Bronze have been money back before any electricity infrastructure existed, and would be a medium of exchange if we went back to that again, to facilitate acquiring weapons, water, food, or medicine etc.
I own 4 digital currencies including BTC and I have made good money - however, I Don't really agree with the math in this presentation - An ounce of Gold or an ounce of Silver will still buy about the same today as it did 2000 years ago. and there is way more risk in digital currencies (BTC) as they are not anonymous and will one day be hacked.
The problem is that u are talking of bitcoin as if it were panacea. What abt other cryptos? What abt regulation risk? And why would people outside of the crypto bros fraternities want to adopt bitcoin in the first place?
We are living in a credit debt based system not a “ledger” based system. No one is storing our gold. Also just because Einstein said the answers change, perhaps correct based on his questions. I ask, are the questions of today relative to your talk, changing and as variable as Einsteins questions.
The experts have said, that their fear is that the government can find a way to control and make regulations of the blockchain. No one seems to talk about this downside.
OK, so I see where the ledger was important because having to carry around all of your gold made your vulnerable. How does bitcoin make you less vulnerable?
All the banks and everyone is using “I owe you” notes, that’s what our system is built on. Private keys allow you have real custody of your asset, blockchain, etc. Far less vulnerable than banks imo. Go try to take a large sum of money out of a bank and get a million questions. You don’t actually own it. I think it’s a much needed disruptor to the system but it’s not there yet.
I doubt during the industrial revolution, people went to learn new skills and worked higher value jobs. The industrial revolution mainly automated cloth weaving. Yeah, it was also made possible with the invention of sewing machine, cotton gin, and reaper. However, clothes continued to be sewed manually even today. Some historians said slavery was almost abolished, but industrial revolution created huge demand for cotton and thus slavery, so slavery stayed until the Civil War. i.e. IR created lots of low skilled jobs that didn't have large markets before.
The guy does not understand inflation, time value, obsolete goods, or price elasticity. He is just throwing all of these things together in one bowl and calling it inflation.
One lesson I've learnt from millionaires is to always put your money to work, and diversifying your investments. I'm planning to invest about $200k of my savings in stocks this year, and I know I’ll make profits.
You are right. The best approach I feel is to diversify investments by spreading investments across different asset classes like bonds, real estate, and international stocks, they can reduce the impact of a market meltdown.
what if the world gets real ugly , like after a big war.. and we are in bunkers.. as in there are no electronics and internet? unlikely or ? seriously just asking..
people want to get rich quick not get rich slowly that's another reason I think why bitcoin works so well, it transfers money very effectively from the impatient to the patient.
Assets are being dematerialized, but unless humans become non-material entities, Im putting the largest portion of of assets in something tangible and that exist in the material world. Something that doesn’t depend on complex systems and networks of technology and humans. Something like precious metals, that were here before human contrivances and whose existence is stable even if humans were wiped out. Doesn’t mean you can hold bitcoin in tandem, which I think is an absolutely prudent move. Just not the end all be all, particularly with the untrustworthiness of governments these days .
QUESTION: Given the obvious adoption of BTC around the world, how do you rationalize "the anonymity of BTC's creator Satoshi"??? While the entire world is seemingly ignoring this "mystery" it is simultaneously rushing to adopt BTC??? Is there any truth around the Department of Homeland Security having met with "the 4 Satoshi's" and if so, why not reveal the identity??? Thanks much.
You can cherry pick dates and make a chart look like whatever you want how about you go back to one Bitcoin was 66,000 it's not looking like it's up that much anymore. Next year when it's down to 33,000 it's going to look even worse
A lot of people are still scared by the volatility of bitcoin and the fact that it still trade like a risk-on asset. If it outgrows that volatility and time proves it's not just a temporary fad then it will become a no-brainer for people (and foreign governments) to put their money there instead of US Treasuries. This raises the question: Who will be left to buy US Treasuries and fund government debt? The government will initially try taxing away all the profits like they've done with precious metals. And to keep people from escaping overseas with their wealth, the government will probably instate a wealth tax in order to tax those assets before people can leave the country with them. On the other hand, with the right people in office, the government might adopt a bitcoin standard in order to save the dollar. For that to happen you would need populist leaders instead of the power hungry elites who refuse to accept anything they can't control.
I lost £1500 signing up for a MarkMoss crypto course .... no useful info, no appearance from Moss. Was given redundant email address to contact his team on. Total bullshit
Great breakdown! I’ve been feeling the same way about traditional assets, especially with inflation hitting hard. Just started using My Digital Money to stack Bitcoin in a retirement account. Definitely trying to think ahead. Curious if anyone else is thinking about diversifying like that?
Baby boomers aren’t homeless because the SP500 is a bad investment. His premise is totally wrong. If a baby boomer invested in the sp500 every month their whole career they would retire with a huge amount of money. If you’re homeless as a baby boomer then you did not invest during your working years.
Great presentation Mark 👏 However, my question is...should we not sell any Bitcoin once it peaks, and before the next bear market?? And would it not be best to re-buy BTC at the bottom of the next bear market? Note: some reports advise that we should expect the next bear market from Q3/Q4 2025, in which case one would look to sell some (or all) of their BTC during summer 2025, and then buy back ~12 months later. Look forward to your thoughts on this.
They will never allow you to do that, SAYLOR AND MARK always says - NEVER SELL YOUR BITCOIN! So they can sell it, reap the huge profits and leave you holding for another 4 years. My answer don't trust anyone, especially Saylor. Trust yourself. When someone tells me not to do something, I get very suspicious.
The Bitcoin network is the largest computer network on Earth. Some miners are using alternative, off grid sources of power. They will be the last thing running, when all else fails. If the whole world burns, but there is one mining hard drive left, out of billions, the ledger is there, and so is your Bitcoin. Just don’t lose your password.
selling all my real estate now to buy Bitcoin. my mind was blown when i finally realized how much better Bitcoin is than traditional investing.
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Until you don't have the electricity to power the system. Bitcoin is as unsinkable as the Titanic.
hahaha please make a video about this Spencer
How much better Bitcoin has been and may continue to be …. Or maybe not. Especially within any given span of time.
Sarcasm I hope
Thanks!
No problem! Thanks for watching
Good video but don't agree 100% with the premise. The argument basically is, old economic ideas are no longer relevant because they're "old". No explanation as to why ledgers and the stock market are no longer relevant except because they're old ideas and therefore bitcoin is the future because it's new and decentralized.. That's not entirely true and also ledgers (accounting) and the stock market HAVE been revolutionized over the centuries with the evolution of technology. Bitcoin is not a replacement for our financial system, it will compliment it instead. IMO you don't stop investing in real estate, stocks, gold and holding cash simply cause bitcoin exists.. Just cause we have boats and airplanes doesn't mean the wheel is obsolete, and the wheel is insanely hold invention. Old ideas can evolve, doesn't necessarily need to be obsolete simply cause it's old.
I think his point is that things have changed, to which I would agree. Sort of in the same way settling up with gold or silver was deemed impractical at some point. This bitcoin ledger system just makes a lot of sense, even for an unknowing dolt like me.
Decentralization of assets and data is the point here. Bitcoin is the OG decentralized network and it’s finite therefore value goes up, as long as the market accepts it as valuable. Blackrock pretty much legitimized it. It doesn’t invalidate other assets. It trades worldwide 24/7 at same price! With Blackrock tokenizing assets, all your assets will have that same quality soon… now, what if all those assets are denominated in Bitcoin and not in dollars? Bitcoin will be the currency of tokenized assets! No one is talking about that!
All he is saying is that there are 450 trillion dollars in store of value assets and they are distributed between old and worse assets than Bitcoin
"I am not saying it wel take over everything" - Mark Moss
@@sean-kb4wran what is bitcoins use?
Literal life-changing financial advice if taken seriously and adhered to, with no guarantees, Of course. I've grown to really enjoy watching your videos over time. One of my favorites.
Bitcoin isn't just a currency per se or a technology. It's a whole entire ECONOMIC SYSTEM. With an entire Monetary Policy, Privacy Policy and even a Fiscal Policy (that even many Bitcoiners don't see). Probably one of the greatest inventions ever.
Exactly...and ETH is far more than BTC
@@doityourselfprojects5744 No one with a brain cell would run a ecenomic system on a centralized, mutable blockchain as Ethereum.
@@doityourselfprojects5744
Lol ETH will go down to zero
@@doityourselfprojects5744HaHa There is an old saying that "It's better to not speak and be thought a fool, than to speak and remove all doubts "
Lol
THANK YOU, The MOST eye opening video ever that I have watched about BTC and where is heading. Amazing content Mr. Moss.
Cheers man!
Passed it on to many people great for new people to understand
Thanks Mr. Mark MOST
Though I don’t agree 100% with this it’s worth a listen to make sure I am doing what’s right for my family
Excellent MRarl. Thanks!
Great presentation.
Thanks
Welcome thanks for watching!
Your stock-to-flow data on silver is wrong because more is consumed than produced, so it's deflationary, not inflationary per your slide. Great presentation though, really enjoyed it.
University of Money 💰 🤑
bit corn is a great product. its good for preping for those with a foreign residency and bank acount. most of our greatest threats include loss of power, what is a bitcorn w/o electricty ?
Love it! I always feel a little smarter after listening to you!
Excellent presentation thank you so much
Glad it was helpful!
Loved it mark!!
this is a treat!
thank you for this mark : )
My pleasure!
Bought more BTC thanks
Great point of view
Thanks for sharing amd the great advices
I have a basic question. When I build up wealth in BitCoin, I am keeping that in a crypto wallet. When I withdraw those funds from the crypto wallet, what is the tax rate? I’m concerned that I could build up huge wealth in BitCoin but then I either can’t take it out (no liquidity) or it’s heavily taxed. So how would I use it toward my retirement etc? I welcome any knowledgeable input - thank you!!
You’ll only pay taxes when you sell
@@jamhick3191 what about if you convert it to cash and not sell or trade it ?
I guess, btc ETF the way I guess
You never sell your BTC. You borrow against it. Watch some other videos of Marks
Great Vid Mark, thanks for the value and info
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watchinig
Gold only two percent ARR?
You. Are. The. Effen. Man! Thanks for your valuable advice. 🙏🏼
Great presentation Mark… love it.
30:46 I love this❤
Great job as always, Mark. Love your presentations. 👍🏼
Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it!
Fantastic info!
Always love to watch your shows and videos coming from the netherlands🇳🇱🇮🇹 greetings your totaly right bin investing only in crypto my first cycle and mosly 80 % in bitcoin learn the selfcustody skill ,learning from you inspiring to me started in 2020 i beleave concept of bitcoin and preserving wealth as core capital, bin using bybit my favoriete platform
Doe voorzichtig met te open zijn op platforms. Gods zegen toegewenst.
hmmm kan niet zeggen dat ik zijn advies zo geweldig vind, sterker nog ik ben het niet eens met de helft van wat ik hoor
@popasmurf6834 nou ja hij heeft beter voor mekaar hij is vermogend geboeg en het verschil tussen in loon dienst en ondernermer zijn is dat hij veel meer geld verdient als entrepreneur als conten creator das grot verschil maar mensen hebben daar geen kennis van maar idd je mag met hem niet eens zijn
S2F on silver doesn't take into account that its being used in industry. What if its used in industry faster than it can be mined?
12:38 bitcoin looks big on the chart of global wealth. Is that to scale??
Case Shiller doesn't measure median home price. It measure same-house sales over time
Huh?...
46:58 lol minds frazzled at the end, delayed response.
I remember when btc was 300$ I said who the hell would be crazy enough to buy it. I bought 10$ worth. Wish I would have held think I ended up selling when it hit 20k the first time.
My bet is old gold will be here long after bitcoin or xrp is long gone. Not that a few millionaires won't be made without gold right here, right now.
Money ain't everything! But to listen to a talk like this. You would think it's not only everything but the only thing,,, and ,,, you can take it with you.!!!
There's a reason it was a golden calf.
This was pretty accurate.
excellent as always, it's opened up my mind, thanks
Glad to hear it!
Great presentation, thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
I really appreciate this valuable content! Thank you, Mark! 🔥
Thank you for watching!
Mark I really appreciate your insight. Any thoughts on BITO? I get that it’s better to hold the actual asset but with the demand that is soon to come, I do not think this is a bad option as well. I think it’s also important to note that if we do reach 100k-200k this cycle there will be a lot of profit taking once the cut cycle is complete.
solid satoshis right here from the og legend Mark Moss!
Great video Mark, thanks for putting it on TH-cam. Regarding BitCoin, the future as a digital asset looks bright, the future as a currency not so much. Digital fiat currency will continue to be implemented. I think there will be a digital currency within the existing banking system. Venmo and Zell along with the local banks payment system is the must probable outcome. There will not be a CBDC with a single leger run by the Fed. The dream of the large banks was a elastic currency to have tools against financial panics and bank runs, they got their wish in 1913. Hard money had more problems than the current fiat system if you read the history of money and banking. There is zero chance of returning to a hard money, gold backed or Bitcoin. The Fed, the government, and the banks will never allow the existing "tool kit" to go away.
From $10K to $30K that's the minimum range of profit return every week I thinks it's not a bad one for me, now I have enough to pay bills and take care of my family
That's a good minimum, but wide range.
One comment eh….a real person has like 100+
BRILLIANT AND ENGAGING as always!! Thank you for these insights Mr. Moss 👌🏻
Blew the punchline. Its supposed to be, "The questions are the same" "yes, but the answers are different"
No, it's supposed to be: "Die Fragen können dieselben sein, aber die Antworten verändern sich"
The Einstein quote was embarasing. 1. He never said that 2. It doesnt even make sense. In other words, the answer will flip back and forth every year
Great information like always
Much appreciated, thanks for watching!
@23:30 this is misleading. Average it back since 2008. It’s 5% to 6%
Mark, great speaking style, as always. One issue: I disagree with the way you are analyzing the Stock-to-Flow ratio, to predict the debasement of different assets. As you have shown us in previous videos, gold tends to increase 14% for every 10% increase in global liquidity, and 90% for Bitcoin. Yet, your analysis of STF in this video predicts debasement of gold, and also of Bitcoin, over time. Why Bitcoin debasement? Because while Bitcoin STF goes up about a factor of 2 every four years, with the halving of mining rewards, the STF is still a positive number, which indicates continued dabasement, but at a slower rate every four years. For both gold and Bitcoin, your current analysis of the STF disagrees with the data you have shown us previously on price appreciation for these assets.
My question is why is Bill Gates buying ALL the land instead of btc IF btc is worth more!
Different strokes for different folks
He who controls the food supply controls the nation
The 1 thing I've found in ALL my research that could " crush BTC" is some sort of global power outage. Have you thought about what happens to btc in that unlikely but possible event? I guess it's moot bc everything would be crushed - bank accounts, gold etc but still worth exploring
If that happens you'll have more to worry about than money and bitcoin. It'll be survival at that stage.
Not gold, Not cash, Not bitcoin. Guns, food, water and medicine would be the real assets.
@@juanpablosanin 100%. wish I lived in America for the guns.
@@juanpablosanin
Gold, Silver, Copper, Bronze have been money back before any electricity infrastructure existed, and would be a medium of exchange if we went back to that again, to facilitate acquiring weapons, water, food, or medicine etc.
You said one of your videos you eat the same thing everyday for lunch what do you have for lunch everyday?
I get Mark pumps up Bitcoin because he owns large positions, but that was an excellent presentation.
I also, very simply, believe in decentralized currency and the importance of Bitcoin.
Great video. Everytime i hear you speak about preserving wealth, breaking down the options you have, don't have..... I buy more Bitcoin
Thanks Mark.
Love this comment, glad you're enjoying the channel. Thanks for being here.
I own 4 digital currencies including BTC and I have made good money - however, I Don't really agree with the math in this presentation - An ounce of Gold or an ounce of Silver will still buy about the same today as it did 2000 years ago. and there is way more risk in digital currencies (BTC) as they are not anonymous and will one day be hacked.
I only invested $1500. That’s all I could afford without my wife’s permission lol I hope it pays off in five years.
John 3:16 ❤
HEX Is a better Bitcoin, in my opinion.
Pulsechain is a better Ethereum.
No one can dilute bitcoin. - Mark Moss
( protected from inflation , an honest ledger not just a new one )
The problem is that u are talking of bitcoin as if it were panacea. What abt other cryptos? What abt regulation risk? And why would people outside of the crypto bros fraternities want to adopt bitcoin in the first place?
Realise ''Home prices adjusted for monetary expansion are down 45% since 1968''... It's absolutely crazy
We are living in a credit debt based system not a “ledger” based system. No one is storing our gold. Also just because Einstein said the answers change, perhaps correct based on his questions. I ask, are the questions of today relative to your talk, changing and as variable as Einsteins questions.
The experts have said, that their fear is that the government can find a way to control and make regulations of the blockchain. No one seems to talk about this downside.
great video
Thanks!
mark, isnt sp inflation adjusted price is 2500?
OK, so I see where the ledger was important because having to carry around all of your gold made your vulnerable. How does bitcoin make you less vulnerable?
All the banks and everyone is using “I owe you” notes, that’s what our system is built on. Private keys allow you have real custody of your asset, blockchain, etc. Far less vulnerable than banks imo. Go try to take a large sum of
money out of a bank and get a million questions. You don’t actually own it. I think it’s a much needed disruptor to the system but it’s not there yet.
BINGO and why is Bill Gates buying land instead of btc?! The elites want a return to surfed economy!
So Mark where do we go from here or me to get past the 21st century. Don’t know anything about Bitcoins. Veteran Blackhawkbill
The problem with Bitcoin and gold is the US won't have any unless we bring manufacturing back. Eventually most of it is in foreign hands.
Isn’t there a proposed bill in congress for the US to buy 1 million bitcoin for the reserves?
I doubt during the industrial revolution, people went to learn new skills and worked higher value jobs. The industrial revolution mainly automated cloth weaving. Yeah, it was also made possible with the invention of sewing machine, cotton gin, and reaper. However, clothes continued to be sewed manually even today. Some historians said slavery was almost abolished, but industrial revolution created huge demand for cotton and thus slavery, so slavery stayed until the Civil War. i.e. IR created lots of low skilled jobs that didn't have large markets before.
The guy does not understand inflation, time value, obsolete goods, or price elasticity. He is just throwing all of these things together in one bowl and calling it inflation.
Thanks for the great alpha. I didn't know Ran Neuner was an Iranian and had to flee like most people when the regime was changed.
He is South African
I don't think so just listen to Mark.
One lesson I've learnt from millionaires is to always put your money to work, and diversifying your investments. I'm planning to invest about $200k of my savings in stocks this year, and I know I’ll make profits.
You are right. The best approach I feel is to diversify investments by spreading investments across different asset classes like bonds, real estate, and international stocks, they can reduce the impact of a market meltdown.
but mark, if recession comes, btc won't dump?? it's correlated with stocks, etf buyers will sell
Oh no, you mean i can buy more bitcoin for less dollars. The horror!
dang! that was good. cheers
Good job Mark. Thanks for the hard work.
My pleasure!
Nikola Tesla was the smartest guy who ever lived!
Also did you just not cut these slides from Micheal’s talk. They are identical.
He does his own analysis.
what if the world gets real ugly , like after a big war.. and we are in bunkers.. as in there are no electronics and internet? unlikely or ? seriously just asking..
people want to get rich quick not get rich slowly
that's another reason I think why bitcoin works so well, it transfers money very effectively from the impatient to the patient.
What if bitcoin doesn’t go to 20%? I know it’s exciting…. But. How do you save me in bitcoins?
It will. That's all there is to it. Bitcoin grows along side the global M2 money supply, as global liquidity grows, so does Bitcoin.
you are amazing. What u speak is the future
Great presentation Mark.
Glad you liked it!
Assets are being dematerialized, but unless humans become non-material entities, Im putting the largest portion of of assets in something tangible and that exist in the material world. Something that doesn’t depend on complex systems and networks of technology and humans. Something like precious metals, that were here before human contrivances and whose existence is stable even if humans were wiped out. Doesn’t mean you can hold bitcoin in tandem, which I think is an absolutely prudent move. Just not the end all be all, particularly with the untrustworthiness of governments these days .
‚Stocks are quietly draining your money‘ - Looking at my portfolio, +14% per year, turning off video
QUESTION: Given the obvious adoption of BTC around the world, how do you rationalize "the anonymity of BTC's creator Satoshi"??? While the entire world is seemingly ignoring this "mystery" it is simultaneously rushing to adopt BTC??? Is there any truth around the Department of Homeland Security having met with "the 4 Satoshi's" and if so, why not reveal the identity??? Thanks much.
Much appreciated!
Thank you
You can cherry pick dates and make a chart look like whatever you want how about you go back to one Bitcoin was 66,000 it's not looking like it's up that much anymore. Next year when it's down to 33,000 it's going to look even worse
FOMO 🚀🚀
A lot of people are still scared by the volatility of bitcoin and the fact that it still trade like a risk-on asset. If it outgrows that volatility and time proves it's not just a temporary fad then it will become a no-brainer for people (and foreign governments) to put their money there instead of US Treasuries. This raises the question: Who will be left to buy US Treasuries and fund government debt? The government will initially try taxing away all the profits like they've done with precious metals. And to keep people from escaping overseas with their wealth, the government will probably instate a wealth tax in order to tax those assets before people can leave the country with them. On the other hand, with the right people in office, the government might adopt a bitcoin standard in order to save the dollar. For that to happen you would need populist leaders instead of the power hungry elites who refuse to accept anything they can't control.
With Bitcoin, you need to look at the behavior in 4 year periods. Everything in between is just noise.
I lost £1500 signing up for a MarkMoss crypto course .... no useful info, no appearance from Moss. Was given redundant email address to contact his team on. Total bullshit
What the email address you were given? I would be happy to take a look myself. DM me on Instagram, I run the messages there directly.
Gold, silver, and Bitcoin.
That's an excellent way to damp those BTC returns.
@@bujin5455 central banks own bitcoin?
@@bootangycentral banks own everything…it’s their system. We’re either players or pawns in the game
@@bootangyanyone can buy Bitcoin including central banks.
Silver is the original altcoin. I stick with the kings
Great breakdown! I’ve been feeling the same way about traditional assets, especially with inflation hitting hard. Just started using My Digital Money to stack Bitcoin in a retirement account. Definitely trying to think ahead. Curious if anyone else is thinking about diversifying like that?
Glad it was helpful!
👍🏼❤️✨🤩
Is this a pitch for BTC? If so, this is Saylor's wet dream.
Bitcoin hit just over $100k last night. How many took action from this video at $69k
Baby boomers aren’t homeless because the SP500 is a bad investment. His premise is totally wrong. If a baby boomer invested in the sp500 every month their whole career they would retire with a huge amount of money. If you’re homeless as a baby boomer then you did not invest during your working years.
Great presentation Mark 👏 However, my question is...should we not sell any Bitcoin once it peaks, and before the next bear market?? And would it not be best to re-buy BTC at the bottom of the next bear market? Note: some reports advise that we should expect the next bear market from Q3/Q4 2025, in which case one would look to sell some (or all) of their BTC during summer 2025, and then buy back ~12 months later. Look forward to your thoughts on this.
Same questions!!
They will never allow you to do that, SAYLOR AND MARK always says - NEVER SELL YOUR BITCOIN! So they can sell it, reap the huge profits and leave you holding for another 4 years. My answer don't trust anyone, especially Saylor. Trust yourself. When someone tells me not to do something, I get very suspicious.
I wish I could have been there.
People worry, their money in the bank will disappear overnight? crypto can disappear in a blink of an eye.
The Bitcoin network is the largest computer network on Earth. Some miners are using alternative, off grid sources of power. They will be the last thing running, when all else fails. If the whole world burns, but there is one mining hard drive left, out of billions, the ledger is there, and so is your Bitcoin. Just don’t lose your password.
If u buy here btc u are going for 100% return and then dumb , I suggest to wait because btc is volatile and will give u and opportunity to buy