Michael Saylor
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2,284 appearances
6 recordings
5 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 14 Jun
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And in the intermediate frame, I'm sure there'll be a lot of unexpected surprises due to unexpected developments that none of us can anticipate.
Oh, I think eventually it's going to $20 million, $21 million a coin.
I think it's going to emerge as the dominant digital capital of the world.
What would shake your confidence in that?
I haven't seen anything to shake my confidence yet.
By definition, Black Swan, something unexpected, unanticipated.
That's a little bit easier answer.
The global embrace of it is a legitimate asset.
So as the Americans, the Chinese, the Europeans, the Japanese recognize it as a capital asset that you can hold for long-term investment or long-term store value, that's a big
That's a big step.
The second step is adoption by the banking system.
Right now, the Basel rules heavily penalize a bank from holding Bitcoin.
I think if they normalize that so that banks aren't penalized for holding Bitcoin as collateral, I think that would be a big step forward.
I think the securitization of the asset, the formation of all these ETFs and the amount of capital flows into it is a third step.
I think the formation of bank credit networks, like, you know, there's about, call 450 Bitcoin a day at 70,000 a coin, 30 million a day, about $10 billion a year in organic supply available for sale from the miners.
So call that 10 billion a year is one year supply.
That's going to get cut in half in two years.
Every time someone creates $10 billion of credit, they buy the entire year supply.
So for example, my company sold about $10 billion worth of digital credit.
We bought an entire year supply on that digital credit.
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