Ouch .... difficult to listen to the rather contrary opinion about precious metals (being a fan), although good to hear a very upbeat view of Bitcoin. It does beg the question 'does this positive view also apply to other cryptos - at least the serious contenders such as Ethereum, or should we just pile into BTC?'
He strikes me as a guy who has all his eggs in this basket - and will talk the price up forever.. what do you think he would do if Bitcoin trippled in value? He'd sell it for USD of course!
What can you DO with a bitcoin besides hold it in the hope it will increase in value - relative to what?
Maybe I just don't get it..
It all sounds like more abstract boomer finance talk to me..
I think that a natural extrapolation of what Saylor argues is that BTC could or should become a reserve currency. Is this a good thing? And would our dear cousins allow the dollar usurped?
I’m still unsure as to why the Turks would be guaranteed a “10 - 20%” return on bitcoin, if they sold their gold. Is this just because bitcoin is limited and gold isn’t? If so, why must it increase in value at this extraordinary rate? How does Saylor know?
Ouch .... difficult to listen to the rather contrary opinion about precious metals (being a fan), although good to hear a very upbeat view of Bitcoin. It does beg the question 'does this positive view also apply to other cryptos - at least the serious contenders such as Ethereum, or should we just pile into BTC?'
Excellent. Very informative and stimulating.
He strikes me as a guy who has all his eggs in this basket - and will talk the price up forever.. what do you think he would do if Bitcoin trippled in value? He'd sell it for USD of course!
What can you DO with a bitcoin besides hold it in the hope it will increase in value - relative to what?
Maybe I just don't get it..
It all sounds like more abstract boomer finance talk to me..
I enjoyed your interview of Mr Saylor. Thank you.
I think that a natural extrapolation of what Saylor argues is that BTC could or should become a reserve currency. Is this a good thing? And would our dear cousins allow the dollar usurped?
I’m still unsure as to why the Turks would be guaranteed a “10 - 20%” return on bitcoin, if they sold their gold. Is this just because bitcoin is limited and gold isn’t? If so, why must it increase in value at this extraordinary rate? How does Saylor know?