Chris Kline

Yeah, if you buy one now.

If you buy one now, and now it seems expensive.

And I think the other thing people don't realize with Bitcoin is it's fractionalization.

You don't actually have to buy one Bitcoin or one Ethereum.

And I think that's where you get these smaller coins, whether they're memes or others that are lower priced, they get a lot of attention, right?

You're on X all the time.

You see it.

They're everywhere, right?

And they're great coins.

They have great purposes.

But people are like, oh, well, I can't afford this one, so I'll get this one.

But you can buy one Satoshi of Bitcoin.

It's about $3 or $4 today.

You can do that and build up your stacking sats is what we call it and just build up your Satoshis over time.

And there'll be a moment by the time you and I reach retirement age where you're just having 0.2 Bitcoin or 0.1 Bitcoin could be life-changing because that's now you could turn $10,000 today into 100.

That's still a 10x gain potential in this time period.

And after you get to a million,

I don't think people understand this scarcity part.

The last generation that understood scarcity was my great-grandparents, maybe your great-grandparents or great-great-grandparents that lived through the Depression where there wasn't enough of anything to go around.

Ever since then, it's just been there's everything.