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Chapter 1: What makes Bitcoin considered scarce digital capital?
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Chapter 2: How is STRC created as a Bitcoin-backed credit instrument?
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Chapter 3: What are the benefits of using STRC for dividends and tax treatment?
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Chapter 4: Why does Michael Saylor believe Bitcoin could reach $20 million?
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Chapter 5: How is AI integrated into the development of new financial products?
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Chapter 6: What factors are influencing Bitcoin adoption and regulation?
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Chapter 7: Why does Bitcoin represent the strongest property rights in history?
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Chapter 8: What are the implications of the dollar and inflation on Bitcoin's future?
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Yeah, I saw you, I think it was on Natalie Brunel's show saying Bitcoin, you believe, did $20 million eventually, a coin.
I think Bitcoin is going to just continue to grow. I expect 30% a year on average over the next 20 years. The ideological Bitcoiners, the people at this conference, they would say Bitcoin represents the apex property rights of the human race. It's for the first time in the history of humanity, you have property rights that are yours, that no one can take away from you.
If you think Bitcoin is going up 10 or 11% a year, then when we saw $3 billion of credit, we made $3 billion of net income for the company.
Okay, guys, here at Bitcoin Conference, we got Michael Saylor just gave an amazing keynote yesterday. Thanks for coming on, man. A lot of talk about Stretch. A lot of my audience might not know about it, but I just learned about it for the first time yesterday. Very impressive stuff. Could you explain what that is and how it's going?
Yeah, well, we start with Bitcoin. Bitcoin is digital capital. So Bitcoin has been appreciating about 40% a year for the past five years. And that's the good part. It's like it's outperforming the S&P by a factor of two or three or more. Over the last 15 years, it was the best performing asset in the world.
That is a Bitcoin, I would say that's scarce desirable capital or scarce desirable real estate in cyberspace. There'll never be more than 21 million Bitcoin. So if you start with this base of 21 million Bitcoin and you think everybody in the world wants some property that they can take with them, if I need to move from Europe to Africa, to Asia, to UAE, to the US,
You can't take your building with you. It's going to be hard to haul barbed gold through an airport. So if I want to hold wealth in my family for 100 years, what am I going to buy that ought to have value in 100 years no matter where I am if I don't trust a bank, if I don't trust a government, if I don't want to run a business for 100 years?
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