Why Bitcoin Will Go Up Forever (99.9% Miss This)

Yep, and people are kind of, even somebody like Gary Cardone, who's, you know, I was just talking to Brandon before this, he's in every Bitcoin spaces or him or his bot, I don't know if it's him, but he's, I think that he pays pretty close attention and he's still somebody like this is having a hard time believing that Bitcoin can get to $5 million USD.

And it's like it's Saylor said it a while ago, and it's the absolute truth in the sense of like Bitcoin is literally going to zero or it's going to infinity.

There's really no in between.

You could look at a specific date in the future and say Bitcoin might be this price at that point, but it's literally designed to go up forever.

And it's because Bitcoin is going to become the new unit of measurement that And we're going to measure the entire world by it.

And kind of what you mentioned there, Brandon, is like people are chasing.

And that's what kind of caused this stream today.

I guess Brandon usually does a solo round before the BitCast.

But Lou, Jerry, Brandon, myself, we're talking about how many people are, you know, going into these altcoins.

And there's all these channels talking about the cryptos that are wanting to hit a home run.

And they think that they missed the boat on Bitcoin.

But to me, the way that I think about this, because everybody compares Bitcoin and gold.

And I think it's just a stupid comparison.

I mean, for our brains, it kind of makes sense, but they're both good stores of value.

Gold historically has been the best store of value through the years.

But Bitcoin and real estate make the most sense to me.

Bitcoin and land.

And when you think about, because they're both perfectly scarce, we can always find more gold, but you can't make more good land, farmland, oceanfront property.

You can't make more of that.

no matter how good your technology is or how much demand there is for it you simply can't make more of it so in that sense bitcoin as we know it today is kind of like a township of land in the sense of when when people first discovered land you could argue how it was done in the history of whatever doesn't matter point is is you could buy like a township of land for like ten dollars and then more and more people came so they started dividing it into sections and And then even more people came and then they had half sections and quarter sections and then acres.

But it's only because there was more people that showed up and that is no different than what's happening here in Bitcoin.

So to own one full Bitcoin right now is basically the equivalent of owning a township.

And as more people come, we're going to have to further divide this.

We already have Satoshis, but the average person doesn't know what a Sat is or a Satoshi is.

But it's amazing to me, if you look at the price of a Satoshi, And you compare that to like an XRP or a Caspo or a Dogecoin or a Blakecoin or whatever you want to call it.