marcioclemente on Nostr: Talking to friends who are bitcoiners and I’ve come to the conclusion that it’s ...
Talking to friends who are bitcoiners and I’ve come to the conclusion that it’s likely that a significant amount of bitcoiners don’t know what they actually hold.
They talk about diversifying and the possibility of bitcoin failing.
Even on a bearish case, why would you diversify into any other asset?
What makes you think you can pick an asset with a CAGR higher than #bitcoin’s. And we’re not even talking about all its other properties.
If not to significantly improve your life and your family’s, why would you even consider selling an asset that you’ll be able to securely borrow against?
Banks will be fighting hand over fist to lend you money with your #bitcoin as collateral.
The whole ‘we’re so early’ talk may sound wishful thinking and dumb, but you better bet your ass it’s true.
Stay humble and stack harder.
They talk about diversifying and the possibility of bitcoin failing.
Even on a bearish case, why would you diversify into any other asset?
What makes you think you can pick an asset with a CAGR higher than #bitcoin’s. And we’re not even talking about all its other properties.
If not to significantly improve your life and your family’s, why would you even consider selling an asset that you’ll be able to securely borrow against?
Banks will be fighting hand over fist to lend you money with your #bitcoin as collateral.
The whole ‘we’re so early’ talk may sound wishful thinking and dumb, but you better bet your ass it’s true.
Stay humble and stack harder.