Oct 23, 2026 · 52 min · 11 segments
If you own 20 different cryptocurrencies and they all crash together… are you really diversified? Or did you just find 20 different ways to lose money that day? In this episode of Dads Gone Crypto…
Joe SticcoGuestSeanHostRyanHostAbsolutely.
I think the moral of that story is that the more speed and efficient something is, the more opportunity can happen, right? The slower and inefficient, so basically they can make more money.
So like why wouldn't – without even saying – take the human aspect out of it.
It's going to be natural gravitation to something that's more efficient.
It makes more money.
It's better.
And, you know, Bitcoin has basically clear propositions, right? Limited supply, decentralization, the normal stuff, you know, ability to hold assets outside traditional finance systems.
So if someone already believes in Bitcoin, what's the strongest argument you can even consider, how you can even consider other digital assets? And how should you understand the difference between these categories?


I'm a huge proponent of Bitcoin, not only from a perspective of decentralization, but also just freedom.

You have freedom to have your Bitcoin, put them where you want, and just know that that's digital gold.


And while those financial applications might not be needed for everyday people, they are gonna be needed for institutions.

They're gonna create opportunity for certain protocols or certain networks that are required for a new financial system that's being built.

And as we talk about speed, as we talk about efficiency, Bitcoin is not really the forefront of that.


And I feel like a lot of times when you look at X or social media, you have your diehard Bitcoin maxis, you have your... xrp people your solana people your ethereum people everybody's fighting and it's just so silly to me it's not about like you know i think everything has a lot of things i shouldn't say everything but every a lot of things have a purpose right so when you look at people arguing about what's better to me that's just like you know put your liquidity here and not there it's got nothing to do with building it's just buying you know and At the end of the day, I think Bitcoin is going to play a great place.

Absolutely.
I think the moral of that story is that the more speed and efficient something is, the more opportunity can happen, right? The slower and inefficient, so basically they can make more money.
So like why wouldn't – without even saying – take the human aspect out of it.
It's going to be natural gravitation to something that's more efficient.
It makes more money.
It's better.
And, you know, Bitcoin has basically clear propositions, right? Limited supply, decentralization, the normal stuff, you know, ability to hold assets outside traditional finance systems.
So if someone already believes in Bitcoin, what's the strongest argument you can even consider, how you can even consider other digital assets? And how should you understand the difference between these categories?


I'm a huge proponent of Bitcoin, not only from a perspective of decentralization, but also just freedom.

You have freedom to have your Bitcoin, put them where you want, and just know that that's digital gold.


And while those financial applications might not be needed for everyday people, they are gonna be needed for institutions.

They're gonna create opportunity for certain protocols or certain networks that are required for a new financial system that's being built.

And as we talk about speed, as we talk about efficiency, Bitcoin is not really the forefront of that.


And I feel like a lot of times when you look at X or social media, you have your diehard Bitcoin maxis, you have your... xrp people your solana people your ethereum people everybody's fighting and it's just so silly to me it's not about like you know i think everything has a lot of things i shouldn't say everything but every a lot of things have a purpose right so when you look at people arguing about what's better to me that's just like you know put your liquidity here and not there it's got nothing to do with building it's just buying you know and At the end of the day, I think Bitcoin is going to play a great place.

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