But doesn't everybody? Tell us something we don't already know
Guy is a fucking moron. I offer 10 to 1 against BTC hitting NHs in the next 12 months.
He's heavily invested in Bitcoin. What else is he going to say? He's talking his book
No, not everyone throws sensible risk management out the window and goes high allocation on highly speculative bet. Once someone has more than about 10% of their net worth in something, you gotta question their objectivity. I think he had 20% in before it dropped 70%. Not sure what he's got now. That mstr guy another example. He's full leveraged long Bitcoin. He really needs it to go higher otherwise he gets wiped out.
Other issue is that since practically no one is using it as an inflation hedge, store of value, or means of exchange (outside criminal activity), only way to get the price higher is to convince people to buy it on hopes of getting rich / greater fool theory. So hodlers gotta hype. Unlike holders of Walmart, Microsoft, Apple... Companies that make and sell useful things people want.
I remember a dot com billionaire being asked what it was like having a billion dollars. His reply was that it wasn't that different from having 50 million.
No man, he's not doing it so more people will buy. He doesn't need more buyers, He's doing it because he's telling everyone why he believes in it. No different than if you were trying to promote food, everyone believes in food. And everyone will buy food whether we promote it or not, and if someone is starving then we should help them understand that food is the answer.
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BTW... O'leary is an elitist globalist that would sell his moms teeth if they have enough value. That said, many business people could benefit/learn from the tuf-luv business acumen O'leary pontificates.
He's rich, but he's not a billionaire.The guy's a billionaire because of selling his company.