Parker Lewis
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599 appearances
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 17 Jul
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You know, like, because if it's more people like Michael Saylor, more people like, you know, Ross Stevens, the founder of Stone Ridge, if it's, um, you know, people who run companies, their spheres of influence in terms of just the people immediately around them that, um, catch on their, you know, catch onto their signal that.
If it's one in 20 people, if one in 20 people really rocks Bitcoin, that would be 400 million people.
right?
If I'm doing my math right, 8 billion, 80 million times five, right?
That Bitcoin becomes very easy to see in that world.
Like in terms of like, you're still a little bit crazy if you're the person in your circle that has had enough vision to see how Bitcoin goes from where it is today to
to a fully functioning money system that's being used to facilitate transactions, you know, for day-to-day commerce.
And once enough people have figured it out, then it, then it will be like a, a rush to the exit.
It will likely coincide with fiat hyperinflation, um, where, where people won't be sitting around saying, you know, what's the benefit of, of investing in a Bitcoin treasury company or not.
And thinking in, you know, fiat cagers, they're going to be flooding to the only form of money that's holding its value.
And so, you know, another way I would look at it, though, is similar to when a currency hyperinflates like the Argentine peso or the Turkish lira or Venezuelan boulevard.
It wasn't because 50% of the people figured out that the money is not working.
The smaller group of people figured it out, headed for the exits, and then the rest of the people figured out what was going on as a function of it.
So that's what I viewed to be more likely.
But it's also part of the reason why...
on the treasury companies, I do think there's, there's something about the treasury companies that just confuses a lot of people about Bitcoin, not just about what they, you know, how they talk about Bitcoin and that, that confuses them.
But like the idea of like, but you buy, you, you know, someone lends money to you and you buy Bitcoin and, you know, what's the risk that you blow up?
Even if I don't think that they'll blow up.
But I, but I also think that they're adversarial and they're not all adversarial and maybe adversarial is a strong word, but,
to talk about Bitcoin payments where it's not just like a meme, like don't spend your Bitcoin.
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