I like both too. If you truly understand Bitcoin and the history of money, it’s only logical to appreciate gold and silver too.
Recent events just prove how important energy is nowadays. We're still very much in the petrostandard era, and honestly, I see us staying here for at least another decade.
The race to produce and store clean energy is going to be crucial for the next generations, and this is exactly where bitcoin could shine. It’s the first time in history we’ve managed to turn electrical energy expenditure and wastes into something of concrete, real world value that can be sent globally with zero risk of censorship.
Gold, on the other hand, will continue to slowly appreciate over decades. It will remain a solid way for governments and private banks to store value reserve, those who choose Bitcoin instead of, or as a supplement to, will certainly be at a significant advantage.
I like both too. If you truly understand Bitcoin and the history of money, it’s only logical to appreciate gold and silver too.
Recent events just prove how important energy is nowadays.
We're still very much in the petrostandard era, and honestly, I see us staying here for at least another decade.
The race to produce and store clean energy is going to be crucial for the next generations, and this is exactly where bitcoin could shine. It’s the first time in history we’ve managed to turn electrical energy expenditure and wastes into something of concrete, real world value that can be sent globally with zero risk of censorship.
Gold, on the other hand, will continue to slowly appreciate over decades.
It will remain a solid way for governments and private banks to store value reserve, those who choose Bitcoin instead of, or as a supplement to, will certainly be at a significant advantage.