Jim Crider: Retire EARLY on Bitcoin isn't what YOU think!

[@RobinSeyr]

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[@SwissHODL]

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[@realalexmackenzie]

Fellow Canadian CFP here. I've been into BTC for almost 5 years now and haven't hesitated to discuss it with clients where appropriate. Much of the industry in Canada is commission driven, and last I checked, BTC wasn't paying a trailing commission to the planners to sell it. :) I guess it underscores the importance of a true independent planner. I guess we are a rarity!

[@RobinSeyr]

Interesting perspective!

[@zukiplay]

Sounds like a good discussion with good friends. The only thing for certain is that nothing is certain.

[@RobinSeyr]

Very true!

[@magikavoncary]

Jim Crider: "My guess is that average bitcoiner right now is like a 37-year old male." Me celebrating my 37th birthday not even a month ago: "Ouch. That hit hard."

[@RobinSeyr]

hahaa he is that good:)

[@magikavoncary]

@@RobinSeyr Well, he is. Really a financial planner/life coach... But you surprised me by saying you don't have any opinion on Russian invasion... I hope it is not because you're taking seriously Russian bots in the comments. Or some American bitcoiners...some of them are unfortunately clueless about it. But maybe I envy you a little. I am depressed that we (meaning Western countries) haven't done anything to get rid of Putin's regime yet.

[@wm6739]

This was a brilliant interview

[@RobinSeyr]

So glad you enjoyed it!

[@lornemacdougall884]

This was a great conversation. Make sure you have your priorities in check for life. You only get one shot.

[@RobinSeyr]

Absolutely - So important 💪🏻

[@mattbradley1716]

Always a few resonant moments in these "retire" videos. Its my days to myself, i want. Thats it. My time 💯 my own.

[@RootBeerGMT]

@@mattbradley1716 5 month holidays and a 4 hour week and a horse that wins all the time per Lady Luck 🎧 🎵

[@RobinSeyr]

Love that - Glad you enjoyed it!

[@p.newsman]

My REAL life value ever since - TIME! :) That's it.

[@Ogrem]

Bitcoin is my life

[@RobinSeyr]

YESS!

[@Frank30642]

Great Video

[@RobinSeyr]

Glad you like it!

[@MexicaHODL]

The music when dude is telling story. Reminds me of church when they ask for money.

[@RobinSeyr]

hahah🤣🤣🤣

[@MexicaHODL]

Great interview. Nice job. Lots to learn and think about here.

[@RobinSeyr]

Glad you enjoyed it 🙌

[@cbrent65]

I always say money is a language lol I’m glad he said that

[@RobinSeyr]

It absolutely is...it communicates! Glad you enjoy it:)

[@robbatayaki5505]

It was coined by Andreas Antonopoulos at the beginning of btc

[@pnc1358]

Bitcoin 200WMA price can be useful. Using 4% rule on 200WMA price of bitcoin and i think you could calculate how many bitcoin you need to have to retire, right now, conservatively by (your personal expense per year in fiat term x 25) / BTC 200WMA price = the amount of BTC you need to retire Let say your personal expense is 50,000 usd per year and BTC 200WMA now is around 40,000 usd (50,000 x 25) / 40,000 = 31.25 Conservatively, 31.25 btc to retire

[@RobinSeyr]

The one thing missing here is how old you are…It’s different for a 25 year old to a 75 year old.

[@pnc1358]

@@RobinSeyr That's surely a fair point. No matter what age you are, trying to die with 0 (or as close as possible) and be successful with it is indeed preferable and surely make retirement more doable when you have relatively older age since you need smaller size of principle. However, I doubt that we should take it as the first priority. IMHO, "It's always better to have something left over than to have something missing". Therefore, I believe we should be reasonably conservative as much as possible and let the left over be the legacy for later generation after we passed

[@blackfiree91]

What lunatic thinks 2 bitcoin can retire them while spending 150k a year beginning now? Cmon bro.

[@RobinSeyr]

Nobody believes that...obviously...

[@robbatayaki5505]

...150k a year beginning now... Is that a sentence ? 😂😂😅

[@p.newsman]

If one NEED 150k a year s/he didn't understand the time preference in life instead of the 'luxury THINGY stuff perspektive. Even 15k is enough in many countries of our world to live well and retire right NOW on BTC... ;)

[@blackfiree91]

@@robbatayaki5505 no its your moms new boyfriend. Get bent.

[@busymikey]

Always refreshing to hear the perspective of well versed tradfi guys translate their knowledge and understanding to the Bitcoin paradigm.

[@RobinSeyr]

And Jim did an incredible good job in that💪🏻

[@JC-uo6lt]

But, how many bitcoin do i need to retire? 😅 another great interview thank you Robin and Jim!

[@RobinSeyr]

haha yes I ask myself that also…difficult question:)

[@RootBeerGMT]

3-5 minimum

[@jakenbake_0.0]

I live in a relatively low cost of living area. So I believe it’s less than one. 🤷🏼‍♂️ I’m only 30 so I’ve got the time to stack, and for it to work out either way, good luck, and may the finance gods bless our bitcoin. 🎉❤

[@VictorScott-f3x]

That is the goal, stack as much bitcoin as I can. No vacation for 5 years. What’s wrong with that?

[@RobinSeyr]

Nothing, if you want to sacrifice that. Fair enough!

[@JimCrider]

Nothing, necessarily. As long as it’s the stated & informed goal.

[@saulsaul467]

Imagine finding out in 3 years time you have the big C and 3 months to live

[@VictorScott-f3x]

@@saulsaul467 I can always say what if, but until this point life has been harsh when I don’t have money, so when I have an opportunity I go hard. Everyone is different and has had different realities

[@johnqlunchbucket]

👍

[@RobinSeyr]

:)

[@RootBeerGMT]

Until bitcoin tops 150k with both momentum and durability, these feel good videos seem wildly optimistic, akin to a bedtime story for children. Even with all the fluff on the ETF muff, bitcoin has still not managed to set a new ATH in 2024. The world 🌎 of which these people speak is likely much further down the road than they will ever admit?

[@SatoshiHODL]

Actually, let's set the record straight: Bitcoin achieved a monumental all-time high on March 14, 2024. It shattered the previous milestone of $69,000, which itself was surpassed just days earlier on March 5, 2024. So, make no mistake-this is a definitive and official all-time high. Bitcoin didn't just tease the $69k mark; it decisively broke through and surged past $73k. This is a testament to Bitcoin’s unyielding momentum and its role as the digital asset of the future.

[@wm6739]

​@@SatoshiHODLOf course it didn't, when adjusted for the M2 money supply/inflation, it's well below the all time high

[@RootBeerGMT]

@@wm6739 Funny how the bitcoin community is obsessed with inflation, until you remind them that the 69k of Nov. 2921 is now over 80k in real terms.

[@RobinSeyr]

BTC hit a nominal ATH in 2024 already, and it never did that in Bitcoin's history before the halving...we are already in a MAJOR Bull run!

[@capimattetoro]

You need to understand the cycles…this comment essentially highlights that you don’t or the fact that the ath has not yet been achieved would not be a surprise to you. Bitcoin is currently right on time…..