Michael Terpin

All the institutions are just like, you know, jumping in.

And of course, they'll be the first ones to say it's going to go down when they want to buy more.

But, you know, the biggest thing that happens, though, and so the first reason I wrote the book was to, it's not Bitcoin for dummies, it's Bitcoin for investors that haven't done enough research.

Right.

Or the right research.

And so that's who it's for.

And that's sort of the message is that Bitcoin, it's not accidental that it's the best asset class of all time.

I mean, literally, there's no other asset class that went from a tenth of a penny in 2010 to over $100,000.

Yeah.

Way more.

It was a million X when it went to $1,000.

So it's a hundred million X. Holy crap.

A hundred million X. There was only one sale at the 10th of a penny.

That was Marty Malky, who is Satoshi's intern, I call him.

He was a college student in Finland, 19 years old, that read the white paper.

The white paper was there for anybody to see who subscribed to these obscure cartography groups.

And Satoshi had his email on there.

Satoshi at gmx.net or whatever.

And he said, hey, I really like what you're saying.

And I know how to build websites.