Josh Brown

He's like, look at all those people going to their nine to five.

I want to get 60% a year.

So he's like, I get it.

Like who doesn't, who wants to get 10% a year when you get 60 a year?

Those jobs are for suckers.

Yeah, there's, I think the, like,

want to say 50 million people worldwide own at least some Bitcoin.

That's crazy.

And I think in the U.S., 30 million is in that number.

It might be, actually, it might be 50, 150.

Maybe 50 million in the U.S., something like that.

Don't quote me, but it's in the tens of millions.

It's more individuals than I thought that own Bitcoin in some form in the U.S.,

And in globally, what was interesting to me in the research was the per capita ownership of Bitcoin is the highest in these countries where the dictators have like driven the currency into the ground.

It's all censored.

And the human rights people I talk to love it.

So there are some of these interesting counterpoints to the summit reputation that some people have for it.

I try to expose a little bit in the book, but there's also the lack of cash flows.

And I think you have to acknowledge that.

And then the gold thing.