Dan Fleyshman

It's not $12 million.

We're actually fighting for $5 to $10 million Bitcoin.

Wow.

What happens over the course of time?

As more and more what's called Bitcoin maximalists, very wealthy people, countries, organizations, stewards of capital buy Bitcoin and put it on their balance sheet, they're never selling it.

And so at some point in our future, as we get older and older, the supply will get less and less and less, while the demand will get more and more and more.

That's why Bitcoin is the number one performing investment asset in the history of the world.

over 15 years has only had a few losing years.

And so when you really think about it, all the roller coasters, all the ups and downs, all the huge swings we see, year after year, Bitcoin wins.

And so that's why I say Bitcoin is inevitable.

I'm not saying for you to go sell your kidney and go buy all the Bitcoin, but you should be adding a hundred bucks a year, 500 bucks a year, and if you can afford it, thousands of dollars over the course of time.

The math that you buy, it's all relative to your financial situation.

So study it, understand it, get a little bit of Bitcoin and try to understand what's going on with it.

Because over the course of time,

I believe it's going to end up becoming worth millions of dollars for Bitcoin.

Stormy.

And information.

On the charity side of life, why do you think it's important for someone to find the type of charity that matters to them, whether it's for themselves or maybe it's for a loved one or a friend?

Why do you think charity is important in people's lives?

So there's only one question I ask on every single episode and I've never gotten the same answer before, but also I've actually never had the person's child in the room when I asked the question like we do here today.