How Much Bitcoin Should You Own For Generational Wealth?

[@oliverallen5324]

If you want to maximize your wealth just get as much bitcoin and hold it for 8 years. Every strat is worse than this. “Diversification” means selling the winner to buy losers. It’s that simple. 8 years to retire, no matter your job. Do the math yourself. Bitcoin beats everything.

[@guyhickson7332]

There is no second best$!! Mstr maybe

[@sirij8784]

i've already held for 11 years. I need to do another 8?

[@jonbarker92]

1 BTC is enough. Hold it for a few cycles, then have your own halvening every 4 years, i.e. Sell half of it each cycle

[@Badgerseed]

Correction: Yesterdays BTC local top was $99800 USD

[@heaven-is-real]

yes

[@paulwalker5005]

My Crypto diversified strategy. 90 - 90 - 10. Example. £1000 investment. £900 Bitcoin (£100 remaining) £90 A top 10 crypto (£10 remaining) £10 speculative alt coin. This strategy can be used for any amount, always prioritise the majority to BTC to hold 5yrs - 10yrs. Other holdings to sell whenever + gains are achieved.

[@ellie5888]

not bad at all.. FIAT will be sucked into the BTC black hole big time.. I never think it's late to stack sats well better to stack than NOT to stack..

[@keaneomalley9924]

Did you answer the question posed in the video title?

[@MattD86]

No

[@DK-pr9ny]

Clickbait

[@redbird1824]

How much should you own? "He who loves money will NEVER have enough". So if you have x amount now you need 2x twice that ect ect. If you own 2x you need 3x.ect ect

[@paul-od4gh]

Remember boys a divorce will cost HALF your stack!

[@oliverallen5324]

Only if you declare the whole thing lol. Suckers

[@scottyscotty5862]

And your bitcoin

[@BlingtingSam]

That is pretty dumb; should have signed pre nup agreement.

[@jayrush01]

Lol..not with Bitcoin.. what Bitcoin? what ledger? 🤷🏻.. easy

[@davidcouch6514]

Crypto? What Crypto?

[@Badger345]

Great content Great channel Just subscribed

[@thecoinknowledge]

Thanks and welcome!

[@dsflat6785]

In a recent interview Michael Saylor said he expected a single BTC on-chain transaction fee to increase from $3 to $30, to $300, to $3000 and to $30,000 to replace the mining subsidy as it trends to zero with each halving 😄 How does stacking sats work if the on-chain transaction fees lock holders out ?

[@ANGELCRYPT0]

Convert your BTC to XRP

[@QDogg]

Lightning network and other layer 2 protocols will make sending BTC cheap

[@JoesLife89]

Keep your utxos above 100k sats and you should be ok. Mine are mostly over 1m but I do have one as low as 80k. It will be fine but a little pricey. But does it matter when I purchased that utxo for way less than its future value?

[@Gregory-o6v]

There are people who own 1+ BTC spread across multiple addresses, each containing less than 1 BTC.

[@thecoinknowledge]

Thanks, yes I covered that in the video

[@shuff1111]

You never sell Bitcoin!!!!

[@meisterlymanu5214]

Quality content please. Even i know 0.4 of a BTC is 400k at 1 mill

[@paul8972]

Does anyone know if you can send crypto from binance if unverified?

[@Ashley-nk3we]

Verified. Maybe not initially but at any point they may ask for verification

[@jameschamberlain8087]

Yes I sent mine from binance to coinbase 3 days ago and I’m unverified

[@paul8972]

@@jameschamberlain8087 thanks

[@Jburr60]

Seems you only need to acquire a small amount of bitcoin to be extremely wealthy. There's only 21 million bitcoin.

[@rj-wz7do]

Answer: .01 to .025 at minimum. At this point the average retail person cannot afford even .1 BTC anymore.

[@kimmurphy1683]

Sorry, you're not addressing your title premise.

[@thevibe1220]

Buy stacks coin its built on top of bitcoin and u can stake it and get bitcoin in return, its the best way to get your bitcoin bag up

[@guyhickson7332]

Can you please explain? What exchanges can you buy it on?

[@neilacarr5224]

Available on Coinbase Ticker STX

[@jackiejorpjomp]

Not helpful tbh

[@jstubbs8016]

your just talking simple math . your click bate is about as much use as an ashtray on a motor bike lol , to all out there if you own BTC YOUR good.

[@imeldadiaz4164]

but you watched it all the same🤪

[@Talinthis]

I was going to 1,343 days ago according to my coinbase account but got spooked with all the information they wanted. just started a month ago. We will see if it all burns to the ground.

[@rusty-cy2bv]

Far from click bait, take your negative energy elsewhere.

[@albertsmit9741]

Every sentence you end with the same intonatioooon, it is annoying

[@rusty-cy2bv]

Every comment you leave is probably negative, very annoying.

[@kevcrowther4435]

Go somewhere else then Albert.

[@rjim1]

HRI (High rising intonation) It's usually American women and Australians who are guilty.

[@hamishmaclean3920]

I think a much better ROI will be gained by holding XRP.

[@honk_the_geese]

That's not the subject being discussed, thanks though

[@Fadescape]

There are 99.99B XRP in supply vs. 19.79M BTC. That is the difference. And people don't realize how big of a difference that is. Unless XRP burns more than half the supply...good luck.

[@hamishmaclean3920]

@@Fadescape You are missing the point because most people do not understand XRP and it's functionality. e.g If all daily FX transactions of 7.5trillion were run through the ledger the price would have to be scaled up by the AMM to ~ $50/XRP to provide enough liquidity. Then we have the central banks coming online but the big prize is ISDA (swaps and derivatives)working with Ripple and using the XRP blockchain. The size of that market is 1.5 quadrillion/year. XRPs market cap will be larger than BTCs in the future. Right now the price of BTC is ~$100k. XRP $1.5. XRP will be going at 10x from this price this bull run especially when the utility market kicks off. BTC is not going to $1million this cycle.

[@stewheart]

Insitiutions will favour BTC over XRP any day of the week. It might make more short term gains at some point in the bull run but by then most will be so euphoric. definitely not a long term "investment".

[@hamishmaclean3920]

@@stewheart BTC a good store of value and a hedge against inflation. For payments it is too slow, expensive and not scalable. BTC has been ruled out by the BIS, EU and many other institutions as a settlement asset.

[@Rommel1988111]

Get to the point mate 😂

[@jasco9999]

Unfollowed

[@hamishmaclean3920]

BTC has been high jacked by the institutions and some governments. It is way beyond the purchasing power of 99.9% of crypto holders. If you didn't buy it sub $1000 then it is too late. There is a utility bullrun coming and there is much higher potential ROI there rather than trying to buy an asset that may only go up 10x. If USDT gets shut down then I don't know what is going to happen to BTC. Maybe it will come on the the RLUSD chain instead. Just my thoughts.

[@DokiSarosi]

Thay only 10x can be life changing for a lot.

[@XMcBainXUSA]

If USDT gets shut down, then the crypto market will take a hit.

[@JoesLife89]

Utility isn't wealth. Its the opposite. Scarcity is wealth.

[@scottyscotty5862]

What would you rather have gold and silver in your hand or some numbers on a screen😂😂😂😂 till some one pulls the plug😂😂

[@honk_the_geese]

I don't think you understand bitcoin. Do some study and tell me which plug you are talking about, please

[@Shutityou]

Hardly anyone has anything to hold in their hand.

[@dh12.]

You're beyond uninformed

[@viperviperpiro]

i was like you with significant holding of Gold and silver... now BTC is my largest portfolio since few years back. Pls go read up more. Get yourself more educated on BTC! LOL

[@dsflat6785]

@@viperviperpiro In a recent interview Michael Saylor said he expected a single BTC on-chain transaction fee to increase from $3 to $30, to $300, to $3000 and to $30,000 to replace the mining subsidy as it trends to zero with each halving 😄 How does stacking sats work if the on-chain transaction fees lock holders out ?

[@winstonwolfe2537]

The correct answer is “zero”. By the time all of us retire, Bitcoin will not be convertible into anything of value. It will have stopped to exist.

[@scottyscotty5862]

👍💯

[@nolebucnaround8350]

Could be a costly thing to put your head in the sand on. You could be right but you could also be missing out on the best opportunity of a millennia. I’d still own some if I took your view just in case I’m wrong.

[@winstonwolfe2537]

@@nolebucnaround8350 that’s anybody’s choice. I am more comfortable with assets that exist in the real world or generate fiat cash flow. I don’t want to risk any portion of my retirement on something that might stop to exist if I can collect interest rate plus a compensation for inflation in TIPS. It will take a lot before bitcoin can establish itself as something like digital gold, let alone a global currency. There is just nothing that backs it other than finding somebody offering you a more attractive offramp to fiat. At least if you want to spend it on something in the real world.

[@ph8077]

Crypto is the greatest wealth generation for gambling morons in history. Previously to be rich, you had to be smart or born into wealth but there's now going to be a new stupid "crypto bro like Keanu from Bill & Ted" rich elite. LOL Oh God, what have we done!

[@Legs555]

whine, because u missed the train :(

[@dsflat6785]

@@Legs555 In a recent interview Michael Saylor said he expected a single BTC on-chain transaction fee to increase from $3 to $30, to $300, to $3000 and to $30,000 to replace the mining subsidy as it trends to zero with each halving 😄 How does stacking sats work if the on-chain transaction fees lock holders out ?

[@casprog1911]

Some crypto, yes, but btc is different. You buy it, hold it, and wait. As long as you are not trading btc then I don't see it as gambling. However, coins like meme coins and other alt coins that pump and dump are indeed gambling.

[@rusty-cy2bv]

If I am a moron for making smart decisions, so be it.

[@vltruan]

That’s a such a dumb comment, lol. So investing in Amazon, Apple, and Tesla when they were $2 a share was also for morons, right?🤦🏻

[@dragomirvoicu8885]

WLD, LINK, SUI, SOLANA 🎉