Warren Buffett gave up 42,372 Bitcoin to invest $5B in UnitedHealth He could have made Berkshire Hathaway the 4th largest Bitcoin holder in the world Let's see how this plays out over the next 5 years

Every time I'm in the produce aisle at my grocery store I'm reminded what inflation does. It traps people into working in their 70's and 80's, when they're least fit to work, to afford lower quality of life. Financial survival is real.

I can buy 35 oz of gold with 1 Bitcoin, but sure it has no value

Bitcoin is the solution to a problem humans have had for thousands of years It's the only way to preserve wealth across generations without relying on governments, DIGITALLY Too many people aren't taking this seriously enough

120K will be a rounding error in a few years

If you want to become wealthy, you have to change your mindset before your bank account

The value of your labor/time is trending to 0 in terms of Bitcoin Today your annual salary might be 0.3-0.5 BTC Eventually, you will be paid 0.01 BTC or less for a year of your time Every 0.1 BTC you own will give you a decade or more of time freedom and financial freedom

Most people won't understand the significance of Bitcoin until fiat is dead At that point, they won't be buying it They will be working for it

I used to hate the idea of borrowing against your Bitcoin But I was presented with new information and completely changed my mind I used to think that you should just sell bitcoin to buy the things that you need if you don't have enough income But now I understand that most people won't care about Bitcoin until it's $1M+ Up until Bitcoin reaches $1M, most of it will be bought by institutions The institutional investors who understand Bitcoin will never sell For example, Strategy is building products that allow it to essentially print fiat so it can get as much Bitcoin as possible Why should I sell my Bitcoin to Strategy? Why should I pay the taxes associated with selling my Bitcoin? Why should I pay the exchange fees to sell my Bitcoin? If someone wants to be paid in Bitcoin, I will gladly give it to them over fiat But if I have to sell my Bitcoin to buy the things that I need, then I would rather just borrow fiat against a very small portion of my stack and pay that loan back with devalued dollars Of course, there are still risks associated with borrowing against your Bitcoin It's still a relatively new asset class, so it's very volatile You could be liquidated and lose your entire stack if you borrow against everything you have I think it would be smart to limit the percentage that you borrow against The limit would be up to you Think about how much Bitcoin's price could fall before you make your decision Eg. Borrowing against 5% of your stack with a loan-to-value of 50% means you can only get liquidated if Bitcoin's price seize a ~96.875%+ drawdown Borrowing against 50% of your stack with an LTV of 50% means you would get liquidated with a 68.75% drawdown This is with a liquidation LTV of 80% The lower your LTV, the safer your loan Most people won't understand the significance of Bitcoin until fiat is dead At that point, they won't be buying it They will be working for it

Inflation is a way to price us out of the things that take time effort and energy to create It pushes us to buy fake things that require no effort and can be mass produced Eg. Instead of meat, you'll eat 3d printed plastic