Bitcoin is the best performing asset class over the last 5, 10 & 15 year periods. Here are three reasons:
1. Bitcoin's peer-to-peer architecture means that there are no third-party intermediaries who can censor, cancel or otherwise block Bitcoin transactions.
Bitcoin's military-grade encryption means that properly stored Bitcoin cannot be seized or confiscated.
Unlike commodities such as gold and silver, and government-printed fiat currencies, Bitcoin has a fixed, unalterable supply limit, and therefore is not subject to traditional monetary inflation
All AI predictions are based on various assumptions. Examine those. The predictions are as good or bad as the assumptions. Given the continued trillion-dollar national deficits we have had and expect to have, I'm with the few who are really worried about the effects of a collapse in credit, bitcoin or not.
Bitcoin is no longer some basement libertarian science project—it’s becoming a strategic asset. That changes the game. Volatility is still real, and anyone pretending otherwise is selling fantasy. But the bigger trend is adoption: institutions, legislation, sovereign interest, and a Trump administration openly leaning into crypto dominance. That’s why the long-term bull case still has teeth. The dollar system is under pressure, governments print like addicts, and people want hard assets outside bureaucratic manipulation. Bitcoin may swing wildly, but the thesis is simple: scarcity plus adoption equals power. If America leads that space, the upside isn’t just financial—it’s geopolitical.
I don't like Bitcoin.
Bitcoin is the best performing asset class over the last 5, 10 & 15 year periods. Here are three reasons:
1. Bitcoin's peer-to-peer architecture means that there are no third-party intermediaries who can censor, cancel or otherwise block Bitcoin transactions.
Bitcoin's military-grade encryption means that properly stored Bitcoin cannot be seized or confiscated.
Unlike commodities such as gold and silver, and government-printed fiat currencies, Bitcoin has a fixed, unalterable supply limit, and therefore is not subject to traditional monetary inflation
All AI predictions are based on various assumptions. Examine those. The predictions are as good or bad as the assumptions. Given the continued trillion-dollar national deficits we have had and expect to have, I'm with the few who are really worried about the effects of a collapse in credit, bitcoin or not.
Bitcoin is no longer some basement libertarian science project—it’s becoming a strategic asset. That changes the game. Volatility is still real, and anyone pretending otherwise is selling fantasy. But the bigger trend is adoption: institutions, legislation, sovereign interest, and a Trump administration openly leaning into crypto dominance. That’s why the long-term bull case still has teeth. The dollar system is under pressure, governments print like addicts, and people want hard assets outside bureaucratic manipulation. Bitcoin may swing wildly, but the thesis is simple: scarcity plus adoption equals power. If America leads that space, the upside isn’t just financial—it’s geopolitical.
Let the chips fall as they may. If It cannot buy me a steak I don’t want it