The internet is not a real place Everyone on social media will have you thinking that Bitcoin has been widely adopted But in the real world, most people still haven't even heard about #Bitcoin yet Mass adoption and 99.999% of the returns are ahead of us We are still VERY EARLY

Fiat melts. #Bitcoin stays solid.

Bitcoin will run out at every price The supply has already run out at: • $0.01 • $0.10 • $1.00 • $10.00 • $100.00 • $1,000.00 • $10,000.00 At some point, we will NEVER see #Bitcoin below $100,000.00 again

#Bitcoin doesn't require a bank or military to protect it. It instead runs this SHA-256 hash function 🤯 100,000,000,000,000,000,000 times per second by computers globally.

Everyone gets #Bitcoin at the price they deserve.

When people say #Bitcoin has no value because it has no utility, they are referring to "physical utility" - Food and water have utility and value because they're fundamental for life - Shelter and clothes have utility and value because they protect you from nature (eg. weather) and other people - Cars have utility and value because they are used for transportation, to get us from one place to another Physical utility and value are obvious to figure out Bitcoin has digital utility and value - and this is a complete paradigm shift from how the world worked in the past Bitcoin doesn't have "physical" utility because it's not physical But Bitcoin has utility It just doesn't present itself in the way that most people are used to When we look at utility from a different perspective - "usefulness" - Bitcoin is EXTREMELY valuable Bitcoin is perfect money Bitcoin is the only (relevant) digital good that cannot be replicated You can use it to store value without being worried about having it confiscated or debased You can send and receive value, from anywhere and to anywhere in the world, without asking for permission 1 Bitcoin can be split into 100,000,000 smaller units called Satoshis meaning you can use it to account for value, and there will only ever be 21 million Bitcoin or ~2.1 quadrillion Satoshis (like dollars and cents) Owning Bitcoin gives you access to the Bitcoin network, which is a global network of nodes, merchants, and consumers If you have Bitcoin, you can transact with anyone selling goods and services for Bitcoin Money is just a way for us to keep a record of who owes (and owns) what Bitcoin allows us to do this seamlessly, with anyone on earth, at any time I think that's extremely valuable The earlier you figure this out, the more Bitcoin you will be able to accumulate The more Bitcoin you accumulate, the more goods and services you will be able to consume

JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Bank of America officially recommends clients put up to 4% of their portfolio in #Bitcoin and crypto.

#Bitcoin will eventually trade for • 200,000 USD • 500,000 USD • 1,000,000 USD • 10,000,000 USD • 100,000,000 USD - 1,000,000,000 USD etc. Here's how it will happen: US dollars are the global reserve currency and are well recognized as money anywhere in the world. You can indirectly buy anything with Bitcoin because you can use Bitcoin to buy US dollars. US Dollars can be created at will and added to the economy by the Federal Reserve. Just like everything else, US dollars are a market good. US Dollar sellers never run out: The supply rises forever. Demand is easily filled with newly issued dollars. The purchasing power decreases forever. Holding US Dollars is like playing a game of hot potato. Bitcoin sellers WILL run out at every price. Less than 0.1% of the world understands Bitcoin. 90% of holders probably have no idea what they own. Long term: They will sell to people who DO understand it. The price will need to rise to bring more sellers to the market. As the number of people willing to sell US Dollars in exchange for BTC increases, the exchange rate for USD/BTC rises. As more people understand Bitcoin: BTC demand ⬆️ Supply of USD ⬆️ While: Supply of BTC ⬇️ Demand for USD ⬇️ There is always someone in the world who's willing to give away USD in exchange for Bitcoin. I don't know a single person who understands Bitcoin and doesn't want more. People with 0.01 want 0.1. People with 0.1 want 1. People with 1 want 10. People with 10 want 100. Etc. Bitcoin is a commodity with a global market, and someone is willing to pay 90,000 USD for 1 BTC RIGHT NOW. At one point, 1 Bitcoin was worth $0. BTC is programmatically limited to a supply of 21,000,000 coins. As coins are purchased and taken off exchanges, a large portion of them are never sold again. More people see Bitcoin as a store of value every day, and plan to hold for years or even decades. This will push the price of Bitcoin up FOREVER. If you don't believe me, stay on the sidelines and watch what happens to the price of Bitcoin over the next few years. Historically, we see a rise in price for three years then a drop in price for one year. The supply of new Bitcoin entering the economy is scheduled to decrease by 50% every 4 years. When the available supply isn't enough to fulfill demand, the USD price of BTC rises. Who knows - maybe the cycles will be different going forward. In my opinion, Bitcoin's price will go up forever until it's the most widely accepted form of money. Every buy moves wealth from the current system to Bitcoin, and more people adopt a Bitcoin standard because they spend the time required to learn how it works. Over the next few years, 99%+ of the value in the US Dollar financial system will be transferred to Bitcoin holders. As market participants see how Bitcoin is performing: - Demand for USD ⬇️ - Demand for BTC ⬆️ Keep in mind most nation-states, central banks, financial institutions, and businesses haven't even started buying yet. Bitcoin's price is still too low for a lot of the wealthiest people in the world to pay attention. Most people will ignore Bitcoin until $1M+.

I AM NOT SELLING MY BITCOIN TO BLACKROCK. I AM NOT SELLING MY BITCOIN TO SAYLOR. I AM NOT SELLING MY BITCOIN TO INSTITUTIONS. I AM NOT SELLING MY BITCOIN TO COUNTRIES. I’M BUYING MORE #BITCOIN