
The slow-mo at the end Classic You’ll teach your kids to surf, there might be less time to do it in the short term to do it, but long-term for sure you’ll be at it all the time 💪🏻
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EditThe slow-mo at the end Classic You’ll teach your kids to surf, there might be less time to do it in the short term to do it, but long-term for sure you’ll be at it all the time 💪🏻
Very cool insight. I wonder how you could productise the investment? Open it up for retail somehow? I would be interested in an investment
It’s mad But what’s real? Long-term the miss-allocation of capital is going to be larger than ever seen before
What was the moment that sparked that decision?
Hi Kyle What are you building? Always keen to learn from founders. Would you like to come on my podcast? Best Jake
“I try to visualize myself 20 years from now—what things might look like. What’s the price of Bitcoin? Who am I with? What does the house look like? What does the yard look like? I imagine the conversations we’ll be having then. It makes me deeply appreciative of these days. Part of my mantra is just: These are the good old days. These are the good old days. It’s so easy to think, ‘Man, I wish I’d bought Bitcoin when I first heard of it. I wish I’d worked in the industry earlier. I wish I was one of the OGs.’ But no—this is where we’re at right now, and it’s a really, really great time to be involved in Bitcoin.” Phil 21M / Ep.81 / 52:08
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Greed and self-interest are not the same thing, although they can look similar It’s almost socialist in a sense, but the entire bitcoin network increases in purchasing power, as the collective productivity does (as well as the additional capital it attracts) At least that how I see it Plus, I don’t know a single Bitcoiner who is un-productive, not one of them sits around and does nothing, they tend to be even more focused on what they actually want to build Do you not see that? It not, what do you see? Intrigued as always looking for relevant counter narratives
Disagree. I’ve been living in that world for a number of years now, and do both Luxury items. Investments. They’re all very possible on a deflationary money, it’s just that the bar for quality is a lot lot higher, therefore the purchase is less frivolous I look forward to capital allocation in this environment as a norm, as I believe we will see productivity actually boom, with people forced to become even more innovative
They already have…
Amazing insight that anyone can leverage as part of their investment strategy Thanks
Nice Really nice I was going to ask how you do that? But then I re-read what you’ve written, and it seems pretty obvious It requires self-confidence to put the ego aside To just be Love it Any insight on what impact this has had on your life would be great
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