Bitcoin to reach approx. $1 million per coin by roughly 2033 (around year 27 of the network).

Most people try to improve their lives by increasing effort (working harder), but the rich improve their lives by changing their position.

Looking back, the counterweight to AI risk will look obvious. It’s Bitcoin. That’s the part most people still miss. AI agent hackers are the natural result of computing getting cheaper and cheaper. Eventually, you get systems that can outthink and break any defense built only on rules, permissions, or conditional logic. If humans wrote it, AI will learn how to exploit it. Bitcoin solves a different problem. It’s the world’s chosen proof of work system. And that matters because you can’t stop advanced AI using logic alone. You need something AI can’t shortcut. Physical cost. AI’s real weakness is computation cost. And Bitcoin turns real world energy and hardware cost into a scarce, tradable digital resource. That cost can be used as collateral, friction, and defense. Not permission. Not rules. Cost. Bitcoin makes brute force expensive again. Once you see this, you see why Bitcoin isn’t just money or “digital gold.” It’s a base layer that future computing systems can rely on to protect themselves from AI driven attacks. Digital gold doesn’t even come close to explaining why Bitcoin matters in 2030 and beyond.

Bitcoin is this fascinating way of harnessing entropy and be powered by chaos. There’s a strange peace of mind that comes from plugging one’s economic energy i.e., wealth into a network that feeds on both chaos and order at the same time. Because a genius in Hong Kong figures out how to build something incredible and makes billions with bitcoin, pushing Bitcoin higher. At the same time, a reckless dictator somewhere in Africa destroys their economy and also pushes Bitcoin higher. Both forces flow into the same system. And all you have to do is hold and let the world unfold as it will.

Honestly, just being kind and decent is such an underrated superpower.

I’m thinking Bitcoin could catch up to gold’s total market value in about 9 or 10 years. Right now, gold as a whole is worth more than 10 times what Bitcoin is. The report I’m looking at has Bitcoin at around $93,000 as of Dec 2025. So if Bitcoin does end up matching gold’s total market value in about a decade, that would mean the price would need to rise roughly 9x to 10x from where it is today.

Quantum attacks on Bitcoin hashing aren’t a real threat for several decades. Right now, logical qubits run effectively at around 1 kHz. Physical qubits can tick at about 1 MHz, but you lose a lot of that speed because you need many rounds of error correction, and each logical qubit is built from many physical qubits. That makes practical large-scale attacks on Bitcoin’s proof-of-work unrealistic for a long time. Shor’s algorithm is a different story. It matters more in the next 5–10 years for wallet security, especially for very early coins on the blockchain where public keys have already been exposed. Those coins are more vulnerable once strong quantum computers exist. People are already working on quantum-safe wallet designs, and there’s at least one Bitcoin improvement proposal that suggests using NIST-approved quantum-resistant cryptography.

When things look rough, keeping a long view feels a little crazy, but it’s what keeps you going. Bitcoin is the same. Slow, steady belief in something built on patience, honesty, and freedom ends up paying off long after most people quit.

HOPE IS A GOOD THING, MAYBE, THE BEST OF THINGS. AND NO GOOD THING EVER DIES! BITCOIN IS A GOOD THING.

We’ve basically gone numb to the fact that people die on the roads every day. The only reason we tolerate it is because, so far, there hasn’t been a real alternative. Once software fully takes over driving, we’ll look back and realize how crazy it was to let humans control cars even though technology exists today. When software is driving, the difference will be so obvious that we’ll wonder why we didn’t push for it sooner. Right now there’s still some resistance, but in ten years it’ll be crystal clear that this was the only sensible direction.

The most underrated thing right now is how fast the quality of life in the United States is going to decline. If you have the option to physically live somewhere else, the smartest move is to leave. And honestly, physical assets are at risk. A major “great taking” is coming in the next few years. You need to shift from physical to digital assets - there’s no real alternative. The sophisticated people and the smart money have already left.

Bitcoin isn’t an IQ test. It’s an ego test.

When I finally understood Bitcoin, I realized I was actually learning what time really is.

Money is moving: • from illiquid to liquid • from non-transparent to transparent • from physical to digital • from mass to speed of light • from high risk to low risk • from speculation to non-speculation • from real estate to Bitcoin

Bitcoin will win eventually because I believe in this. “There is nothing as disturbing to one’s well-being and judgment as to see a friend get rich. Unless it is to see a non-friend get rich.”

authentic expression is loneliness in motion

Governments are down to two choices now: print more money or trigger a revolution. And we all know which one they’ll pick. Just be ready for it.

Amara's Law explains how our expectations for new technology grow linearly while its development occurs in waves. This leads us to overestimate its impact and applications in the short term. However, as it matures, adoption grows and new applications are unlocked, leading us to underestimate its long-term impact.

Bitcoin is a means to an end, not the end itself.

There’s nothing more inflationary than an insolvent government printing money just to keep the nominal value of its sovereign debt intact - to make it look “money good” on paper. That’s the real reason inflation stays high, no matter how much deflationary technology we invent. They have to keep printing to preserve the illusion of solvency, because if the debt collapses, the whole system implodes. And when the debt implodes, that’s when you actually get hyperinflation - because the debt is what backs the currency. Once the backing of the currency is impaired or goes to zero, people rush to dump that currency and grab anything not tied to government bonds. That’s exactly what Bitcoin fixes.