Tillman Holloway
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212 appearances
1 recordings
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first heard Aug 2026
last heard 5 Aug
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The accumulation of that asset on dips in a DCA intelligent manner is the most prudent way to accumulate allocation, right?
To gain exposure.
You want a healthy cost curve.
But there's also volatility, the upside, that in the event that you are in profit, you might want to take a little bit off the table so that you can
capitalize on that so that that purchasing power continues to expand and grow as the dips and the profits get taken.
And so you set it and forget it and you watch over a long period of time, your will of harvesting volatility across not only one asset, but now across all these markets and all these asset classes across different timeframes becomes a very easy, manageable solution with automation, whereas otherwise it's impossible manually.
Yeah, I think there's no distinction with a difference there.
I think that it's one and the same.
I think the folks that understand the game understand that leverage is an opportunity.
And when somebody takes a lot of leverage and the price goes against them and you know they can't make good on the leverage, there's acquisition of that book that takes place.
And so I would make the argument that this is just a large example
of what takes place for every trader right if you if you get into a position and you have borrowed against that position the market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent and when you put people that can profit on the market staying irrational on the other side of that trade and they have infinite bankrolls
you're you're you're fish you're you are the sucker at the table we just don't want to admit that we are and so why do people like warren buffett get the reputation that they do they chose not to play that game they they they chose to adhere to standards that may seem boring when you're explaining them but they harness the
only tried and true way of making exponential returns, which is harnessing the growth of compounding interest.
That is the holy grail of everyone.
And so most of the conversations I'm having with these large institutions, they don't look at Bitcoin as being the greatest asset that's ever been created.
They look at it as a competing rapper.
Now they go, you know what?
There's a lot of rappers out there.
If I want exposure to Bitcoin, how does it stack up against these other rappers?
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