The money we use needs to scale to GDP.

Real GDP going back a 1m years:

$84T - Last year (2020)
$58T - Bitcoin created (2009)
$12T - Digital Age (1970)
$3T - World War II
$175b - Industrial Revolution
$430m - Agrarian Age
$10m - Early Humans

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If you think you're late to the Bitcoin party, think again.

Bitcoin's risk adjusted returns has been at the same high levels for 6 years running. Clearly outperforming every other asset class since its inception. — link

A bitcoin now buys you a Cybertruck.

In the past 30 days:

- More than $1.2B of stablecoins entered exchanges
- $2.4B of $BTC left exchanges
- About 35% of that ($848M) for $ETH
- $SUSHI tops DeFi with $40M leaving exchanges — link

Globally, with zero yields everywhere, more people have a “store of value” problem than a “medium of exchange” problem.

We have no shortage of quick ways to pay, but we have plenty of difficulty finding things to store wealth in for a long time. — link

God bless the sellers

Twitter is going to absolutely lose it’s shit when Elon/Tesla disclose bitcoin holdings — link

The daily trading volume (7d moving average) across all asset pairs on Uniswap Protocol is at an ATH.

On average, $780 million were traded per day in the past week, surpassing the previous peak in early September 2020. — link

"I don't feel comfortable buying Bitcoin because it's complicated and I don't fully understand it."

... so you're saying you fully understand the far more complicated fiat financial system? — link

Progress of Satoshi Nakamoto passing Elon Musk as richest person:

▓▓▓░░░░░░░░░░░░ 21%

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