@Simon Budden That's great advice. I used to think I was a trader. Did hundreds of transactions a year, and underperformed the indeces. Bitcoin taught me that I'm an investor. For the last 6 years , I DCA monthly into All-World index, gold+silver and of course... Bitcoin! 👍 Never selling, always buying, always in the market

I hadn't noticed his orange tie, but yes, let's hope he keeps it 😎

That's a good question. Both are important, I think.

@Christopher Rogers No, not at all. Wish I had. Right now, I'm only exchanges part of the euro's I earn into bitcoin. More like weekly DCA, actually

Voltaire already wrote in 1729 : “Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value - zero.”

@Tom Cody correct

#7 isn't accurate indeed. You never truly OWN bitcoin. No one does. You only own the keys to a not yet spent (or "unspent") transaction output. You could also debate whether #9 is for everybody. Most people will still need the current currencies, and are better of with some cash on the side... Saylor is a billionaire though, who owned a company with way too many cash. "The melting ice cube", as he usually calls it. Different story there. But all the other ones? Great points! I remember getting goose bumps when I first heard this talk. Watch it again! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1PkMFIa7rmQ