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$JPYSC

Sudden Spike

Snapshot Window: 2026-07-14 00:50 UTC · ← Back to Crypto Overview

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@fiatarchive

MICHAEL SAYLOR: The life expectancy of Bitcoin is infinite because its inflation rate is zero. "You're immortal; you're living for a billion… trillion years." "I like the idea of gold, but digital gold is better. And how much better? Infinitely better!" [Spoken audio]: The fully diluted Bitcoin count was 21 million and the significance of that is that means the inflation rate zero But the inflation rate on gold is 2% and the fully diluted coal gold account is Infinite because if I keep increasing the amount of gold by 2% a year That's infinite amount of gold If you if you want to figure out practically how you value it well Well, when you increase the supply of something by 2% a year, that means that you're doubling the supply every 36 years. That means the economic half-life of your money is 36 years. That means the half-life is 36 years. That means you're going to live 70 years. Okay? Well, what's the half-life of the inflation rate, zero, infinity? So what's your life expectancy if the inflation rate is zero? Your life expectancy is infinite. You're immortal. billion trillion years. Like that idea. Zero is a billion trillion years. You're a God. Two percent is you're going to die, half of you dies in 36 years, the other half dies in the next 36 years, maybe you make a hundred years and you're pretty much done for, right? And so it's the difference between a mortal life of a human being versus economic immortality. We can dismiss it if we just think in the next 12 month timeframe, but you know Now if you're an engineer, it's like, well, what's the difference between you lose two percent of your energy every cycle versus you lose none of your energy every cycle? None of your energy every cycle is perpetual motion. You last forever. Two percent of your energy every cycle and you spend it a hundred times, there's nothing left. Right? You burn out the motor. Okay? So I like the idea of gold, but digital gold is better and how much better? better, right? Infinitely better.

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