Is 1BTC truly enough in 20 years?
Do you all think just 1BTC is truly enough to retire and life well in say 15-20 years?
I know nobody can predict the future but what if it isn’t? What if it just tops out at 1M and people who thought 1BTC was enough, isn’t?
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Do you all think just 1BTC is truly enough to retire and life well in say 15-20 years?
I know nobody can predict the future but what if it isn’t? What if it just tops out at 1M and people who thought 1BTC was enough, isn’t?
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Helpful people in r/expats informed me that using BTC is "illegal" and "unethical"
A few days ago got downvoted to oblivion for suggesting to someone in r/expats that they could use BTC as an on/off ramp for moving large sums of money overseas. An especially helpful member of the community berated me thoroughly before explaining to me like I am a small child that the use of BTC for transferring money overseas is both illegal and unethical. Thank god, now I know.... lol... you all are still soooooo very early.
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A few days ago got downvoted to oblivion for suggesting to someone in r/expats that they could use BTC as an on/off ramp for moving large sums of money overseas. An especially helpful member of the community berated me thoroughly before explaining to me like I am a small child that the use of BTC for transferring money overseas is both illegal and unethical. Thank god, now I know.... lol... you all are still soooooo very early.
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If you look at the illustration below, you'll realize that it's still not too late,👍Bitcoin👍📈🚀
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Mentor Monday, September 01, 2025: Ask all your bitcoin questions!
Ask (and answer!) away! Here are the general rules:
* If you'd like to learn something, ask.
* If you'd like to share knowledge, answer.
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The Real Trojan Horse: How America's Debt Machine Is Secretly Fueling the Bitcoin Revolution.
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The Real Trojan Horse: How America's Debt Machine Is Secretly Fueling the Bitcoin Revolution.
It’s a bottom-up, emergent phenomenon. It’s the silent, invisible hand of the market responding to the failures of the fiat system.
Gary Stevenson (Gary Economics), proving irrefutably that he doesn't have a clue what he is talking about
https://youtu.be/hFjNHv7DiPs?si=wbkvMF9yxWkTtyGu
In this video (53:26) his main thesis for Bitcoin going to zero is because "it doesn't exist".
Does he realise that USD or any other government issued currency, also does not exist? We used to have the gold standard, but now the fed just prints money by entering a few numbers in a database.
US dollars don't exist, and are fully dilutable! Bitcoin is the hardest money ever created. Keep stacking sats.
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In this video (53:26) his main thesis for Bitcoin going to zero is because "it doesn't exist".
Does he realise that USD or any other government issued currency, also does not exist? We used to have the gold standard, but now the fed just prints money by entering a few numbers in a database.
US dollars don't exist, and are fully dilutable! Bitcoin is the hardest money ever created. Keep stacking sats.
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Gary Stevenson: Bitcoin is Definitely Going to ZERO!
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Stolen BTC in Ledger
What to do now? Go to the police or accept my stupidity to hold the pass phrase on google drive… I think my drive was hacked and my Ledger drained… Help?
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What to do now? Go to the police or accept my stupidity to hold the pass phrase on google drive… I think my drive was hacked and my Ledger drained… Help?
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Bitcoin has been the top performing major asset class in almost every year
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Discussion Is 0.01 BTC really “useless”? Let’s break it down.
I came across a comment saying:
“0.01 is useless, even 0.1 is. Sure BTC could go to $1M but 0.01 would only net you $10k … even 0.1 would only be $100k – not even close to real wealth. Market cap matters, $100M/BTC would mean $2 quadrillion, ~19x global wealth, totally delusional.”
Here are my thoughts:
1. 0.01 or 0.1 BTC being “useless”
Depends on perspective.
• At $1M/BTC, 0.01 = $10k, 0.1 = $100k.
• That may not be generational wealth but for most people thats a HUGE sum. Calling it “useless” ignores how significant that would be for everyday investors.
2. Market cap does matter
• $1M/BTC × ~19M coins = ~$19T market cap.
• Thats big but not impossible as gold market cap is ~$13T.
• $100M/BTC would mean ~$2 quadrillion, which is unrealistic without FIAT hyperinflation.
3. Purchasing power & inflation
If BTC ever hits crazy numbers like $100M, it might not mean you’re “rich.” It could mean FIAT collapsed and everything costs more in FIAT terms.
My takeaway:
1. 0.01 or 0.1 BTC is not useless, it’s just not “get rich forever” money.
2. $1M/BTC is ambitious but possible if BTC truly becomes digital gold.
3. $100M/BTC is fantasy unless we’re talking dollar collapse.
4. The real value of Bitcoin is less about moon prices and more about owning scarce digital property that hedges against fiat debasement.
What do you think? Is 0.1 BTC meaningful in the long run, or does it really take whole coins to matter?
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I came across a comment saying:
“0.01 is useless, even 0.1 is. Sure BTC could go to $1M but 0.01 would only net you $10k … even 0.1 would only be $100k – not even close to real wealth. Market cap matters, $100M/BTC would mean $2 quadrillion, ~19x global wealth, totally delusional.”
Here are my thoughts:
1. 0.01 or 0.1 BTC being “useless”
Depends on perspective.
• At $1M/BTC, 0.01 = $10k, 0.1 = $100k.
• That may not be generational wealth but for most people thats a HUGE sum. Calling it “useless” ignores how significant that would be for everyday investors.
2. Market cap does matter
• $1M/BTC × ~19M coins = ~$19T market cap.
• Thats big but not impossible as gold market cap is ~$13T.
• $100M/BTC would mean ~$2 quadrillion, which is unrealistic without FIAT hyperinflation.
3. Purchasing power & inflation
If BTC ever hits crazy numbers like $100M, it might not mean you’re “rich.” It could mean FIAT collapsed and everything costs more in FIAT terms.
My takeaway:
1. 0.01 or 0.1 BTC is not useless, it’s just not “get rich forever” money.
2. $1M/BTC is ambitious but possible if BTC truly becomes digital gold.
3. $100M/BTC is fantasy unless we’re talking dollar collapse.
4. The real value of Bitcoin is less about moon prices and more about owning scarce digital property that hedges against fiat debasement.
What do you think? Is 0.1 BTC meaningful in the long run, or does it really take whole coins to matter?
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