Bitcoin’s 100x Growth Explained Through Time

[@pran10000]

90/10- BTC/MSTR is the new safe portfolio.

[@tomturner612]

My thoughts exactly

[@Yotaciv]

Yup. Everything else is a melting ice cube.

[@awallerfamily]

60/40 - BTC/IBIT/MSTR

[@S54VR6]

More like 99/1

[@Dan-u3d]

Excellent…my only worry is Saylor has to back off ATM and start to mix with CONV BONDS if not price will be suppressed.

[@henryjao-ti7cv]

100% BTC

[@goodcatfilms4276]

I’m 110% Bitcoin… I’m literally paycheque to paycheque in Fiat haha I’m a bullish prick

[@Dan-u3d]

I could be wrong but if BTC adoption starts to grow thru nation states and family offices,corporations…ie heavy hitters , the dramatic downside movement will and is already starting to disappear and price will start to go up and up because nobody will be selling and there is a finite supply…the halving has no longer an impact because it is so small the amount left to mine.

[@123v-gt8tm]

100% Bitcoin

[@iyaoyasbling6464]

Thanks for the video

[@m.vonhollen6673]

Good channel! Thumbs up, subscribed, and to be notified of all posts. Thanks!

[@brad6105]

After an eighty percent drawdown the portfolio manager would be buying more Bitcoin to rebalance back up to the two percent. This is more important for those who can't afford to lose large amounts of their portfolio.

[@therealcnn5346]

Sounds like 60/40 is holding you back

[@AlstarPalmer]

Money printer go brrrrrrrr

[@zwelizungu3307]

100X gain is now likely to be 2 decades away from now (year 2044/5) due to CAGR decay over time resultant from the variable factor of cumulative or larger base devisor for time lapsed to a fixed power/exponent. For us newbees, it might take double the time to reach 100X than the earlier cohort using the beginning of 2025 as the reference.

[@pawlak1]

and amount of capital needed now to move the price 100x in 10y is not any issue?

[@moralhazard1]

The hardest money the world has ever discovered/created. Bitcoin is a "black hole". All wealth will flow into it because of it's properties. Not sure what this question means... 100x from where we are currently would (only) be a 200 trillion dollar asset. That's chump change for the entire world 😉

[@westra4]

Thx

[@StillTheTruth1]

❤❤

[@stevepierce3823]

I understand the logic behind buying and holding BTC; however, given BTC's volatility, such as the drop from $200K to $100K referenced in this video, why would you not sell (or even short) BTC during these drawdown periods?

[@kcconnor2636]

Two reasons. First, timing the perfect top and bottom of bitcoin is near impossible. Secondly, even when at extremes, bitcoin is highly volatile even on a day to day basis. As I'm posting this today, BTC has had a $6000 swing and the day isn't over... and it's currently within 0.25% of its opening price as I type this comment. Downtrends have micro-uptrends. Far easier to just DCA-in while investing, then DCA-out when relying on the investments.

[@stevepierce3823]

@ Thanks for your input.

[@scott1572]

Another reason is capital gains taxes. You need the market to drop substantially to make it profitable to buy back in and get more bitcoin. You are taking a large risk of losing your total amount of bitcoin.

[@moralhazard1]

No one is stopping you. Go ahead and do that lol

[@Aquaelus]

Just stack so many BTC you can in the Next 4 Years.. we know what will happen already 😂

[@PIXELSURPRISE]

All in like I’m all in on this bed I’m in.

[@e21Mi]

Few

[@StephenMcDowall]

2% is for weak scrubs. I’m 47% bitcojn.

[@Yotaciv]

You’re a weak scrub. Lol What’s holding you back from making real gains, being all in on Bitcoin?

[@iyaoyasbling6464]

I’ve orange pilled a few people. Retail are coming!

[@archmichael04]

Blah blah blah

[@ClaudioAlbuquerque]

100% BTC