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I would like to make a positive spin on this. The US might see the large levels of obesity subside. Imagine what that will do for life expectancy! :D I'm honestly starting to believe in the master plan of the WEF to reduce global population. Looking at these tweets, you can't help but...

But what did all the previous bubbles and corrections have in common? It was always the same people causing the problems and responsible for fixing it, and they always did it through the printing of money or manipulating interest rates. All of this central command really is toxic for a...

To be honest, I wish this wasn't the direction. We can't on the one hand be saying BTC is going to 500k in 10 years, but at the same time be encouraging people to use it to buy things. Doesn't this even infringe upon the rule about there not being a competing form of legal tender? I think...

Its a fair assessment. But you have to admit that something with regards to the trajectory of debt has to drastically change. We have a perfect storm of high debt, low interest rates, asset bubbles, inflation, shortages coming, etc. This certainly tells me that something big will have to...

If bitcoin to you represents an entire new way of thinking about money, about store of value and medium of exchange, then do you not think we could be super early? You're thinking of bitcoin as another stock, another Nortel. Using a car analogy, Tesla is said to be just a car company, but gets...

I would venture to say by the tens of thousands of miners that keep the network running. The US has the military, but the whole "invading other countries because of oil" is getting old. People are starting to wake up to the fact that the US is a big bully. And this is the only thing that the...

They sure have a whole lot more to back up every year!

How else do you want new money to come into existence? Leave it up to the government? This clearly is a failed proposition. The fact that BTC mining is open to anyone and designed to be deflationary is absolutely revolutionary.

I think in life its always important to look at the other side. It might seem like the world's largest bubble being inflated, but what if what we are seeing is continued growth in a sector that will come to dominate finance and currency? I don't doubt that Tether helped bitcoin rise, but we...

You're welcome. Its like Saylor says, anyone who has spends 100 hours studying BTC will see the light. I feel like watching Andreas is the right kind of education. And he is honest about how it can also fail too. Andreas said very clearly. If you change the code, you fork it. Now who will...

Its a very interesting predicament. In a way, there is an obvious arbitrage opportunity here, but you have to wonder why? Perhaps there is a discount to take into account that if those coins are lost or stolen, you holding shares means you don't get any piece of the pie. With Bitcoin, "not...

Everyone is telling you it can't be changed, and you keep saying it can. Its up to you to show us how. The fact that its gone 13 years with the smartest people working on it who haven't been able to crack it is pretty damn proof enough for me. But here is a fun fact I learned from Andreas...

To be frank though, at least its honest. How many companies out there will lie to your face, tell you they are looking into it, tell you they value you as a customer, and then you still don't get a resolution and never hear back. I much rather the business tell me that my issue will be ignored...

John already said very clearly that there was no network at the time so it was easy to alter the code before it got out and before other miners or nodes were running it. The only way to change the code now would be for tens of thousands of nodes to run the new code, which will be next to...

I honestly don't see how any country would embrace BTC. If they lose control over their money printing press, they will be extremely limited in how they can govern. Its all about control, and without the printing press at your disposal, its very difficult to control the population to their...

This seems a bit far fetched. But the nice thing is those 50k bitcoins need to be in a wallet somewhere, right? If Saylor already has a huge chunk, and Elon has a huge chunk, and ...., then can 50k really be in the hands of this group? How about the 200k that apparently China controls? I...

Agreed!

I think the world died a little bit when "birthing person" was introduced. This is why we need Bitcoin. There needs to be a standard that we all agree on. Nature produces male and females, and yet some people think nature is just a thought abstraction that can be changed at will.

Sorry if I didn't look too closely at your data, so I'm not sure if this point is already accounted for, but from what I hear about an inverted yield curve, the recession can happen anywhere as far as 18 months out. Did your analysis take into account this lagging nature?

I love how it says "should arrive by April 5".... hahahaha