Jordi Visser

of that, I love the chaotic times.

Because when, okay, the person you mentioned throwing all the bids out on houses.

When I came back from Brazil in January of 1999, right after the devaluation, I knew I was coming back.

I waited until the devaluation.

I bought my house in October of 98 by having a lowball offer because LTCM was happening.

I bought my home in Maine.

On January 12th, 2001, the day after 9-11, I had an offer on a house.

The point is, when you have chaos or bad things happen in life, they create opportunities always.

For people that are investing, the best opportunities you'll get are being in there.

If you believe Bitcoin's going to a million,

You'd rather be 20,000 tomorrow than 100,000, because trust me, you can do the math.

10 times and 50 times are very different numbers.

So if you get the opportunity and you believe in the future, and that's what you're investing towards, what a little chaotic time of three months.

Remember what Liberation Day was last year.

We said, calm down.

That's what I'll be saying again at some point.

The world's not going to end.

This is not a systemic risk.

There's not that much debt except at the government level.

It's very easy for a facility to be put in place to deal with the private credit.