Jordi Visser

Software is abundant.

You can make as much code as you want sitting there and

and wherever you are right now, I can do the same thing.

We can't go out and mine silver.

We can't go out and actually find any other than it being in a drawer, maybe of a flea market or somewhere someone's trying to sell it.

So I think we've reached a point that time is moving so fast that people have to realize if we need certain things in a certain amount of time,

We can't get them if they're physical.

We can certainly get them if they're based on software.

And so Bitcoin fits in this world where I think it is a scarce asset.

Things that are scarce are getting more valuable.

And I think people just need to be a little bit more focused on if it goes down to 70,000 before it goes to 200,000 and it takes only a month to get to 200,000.

Pay attention to silver.

People got frustrated, ended up watching something go up dramatically in a short amount of time.

It does at this point.

I literally, in this weekend's video, I'm putting it together now.

And I have a chart in there of gold relative to the S&P back to 1970.

And it peaked, magically enough, in 1980, which was when the personal computer basically got credited as starting.

Personal computer or IBM actually came out

in 1981.

But the reality is between the Apple III coming out in 1980 and IBM's computer coming out in 1981, that was basically the peak in gold relative to the S&P.