Since almost everyone is stupid about compounding even me.
Here’s the math.
Using
@npub15dql...lm5m's base case (13MM a coin by 2045) as the example…
Saving $20 a week = $1,200,000 in 2045
Saving $50 a week = $3,000,000 in 2045
Saving $100 a week = $6,000,000 in 2045
Saving $500 a week = $30,000,000 in 2045
Saving $1,000 a week = $60,000,000 in 2045
Now let’s get properly bullish and use Saylors bull case 🐂 of $49 million per coin by 2045.
Saving $20 a week = $3,600,000 in 2045
Saving $50 a week = $9,000,000 in 2045
Saving $100 a week = $18,200,000 in 2045
Saving $500 a week = $90,000,000 in 2045
Saving $1,000 a week = $181,500,000 in 2045
If you save $20-$50 a week over the next 21 years you will end up with somewhere between 1.2 and 9 million dollars.
I mean bro for Americans that’s like me asking you not to go out to lunch once or twice a week.
That’s nothing.
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Daily DCA has never failed me.
Show us the math bro
Where's your work?
Great post, thanks! Brings the message home, loud and clear.
Lets go King!
I’ve heard this thrown around but haven’t looked into it. Can you tell me where he lays this all out?
In 2045, $1.000.000 will buy you a McDonalds Dinner Date fren
I’m sorry but those numbers are way too high imo, I hope I’m wrong but 13M$ per coin is not realistic by 2045 – around that time it should be about 3M$ per coin – since this is timestamped we shall see :)
Is that adjusted for inflation? I’d assume it’s basically impossible to determine the cost of items in 2045. If a normal house is 5M, then not as great as it would seem.
How are you calculating the price of purchase every week? How many sats do you end up with?
Here’s my assumption. The average home will cost 1 million not 5.
Nooo bro we don’t want bitcoin to go up so much bc a cheeseburger will cost $10,000 bro nooo /s.
In 2045? People are seriously underestimating just how bad the debt situation is. The world is going to be completely different in 2045 and I don't think millions will be the standard anymore.
I’d say that you’re overestimating how hot inflation is going to run. I doubt we get hyperinflation in the next twenty years.
I could give you a whole lengthy thesis on how none of the math makes sense and how much money will need to be printed, but I am instead going to take the 70 IQ approach and just present these two graphs.
Here is the SP500 and here are interest expenses. Both are accelerating upwards and both have systemic reasons why they will continue to increase.
At some point both these lines will look so stupid that it will become obvious that something is terribly wrong. Should've been obvious when the market was pumping while nobody was working but that's besides the point. Once it is obvious, the real transition begins.
TLDR: This fiat shit is cooked. Line go up.
Question is how much buying power will the 13 million be in 2045?Can we get a quesadilla with that money?
STACK RELENTLESSLY
21 years to 1.2 million breaking hearts
The nominal returns are not that informative because fiat is an error term. % of total global wealth is much more useful.
Your mistake is in thinking that Americans are generally long term thinkers. I'm not seeing evidence that they are anymore. To many of them you are asking way too much, which is partially how we got here, in my opinion.
I’m saving 4 megasats a month 😁 (4 million)
He talks about it on a recent episode of the Bitcoin Standard Podcast
Damn. I'm lucky to just end a month with 1M sats more than the month prior.
I can dig holes for fence posts at your citadel I guess.
🫡 schools should explain this to kids once a week until the get it.
Love the compounding mindset! Just like with Bitcoin savings, consistency over time adds up. With JoyID, managing your assets is simple, just smooth, secure access as you stack sats for the long term.
Literally if you live in America, anybody can do this. You could work one night a weekend at a fancy restaurant and make well over $100 a week just in tips. No skills needed other than a smile and be super nice to become a multi hundred millionaire.
This is fantastic stacking king. Keep churning
that's like one cup of coffee a week. and yet the majority still won't do it. then they'll want to lynch the OGs that stacked
Unfortunately the basic model is based only on guesswork and doesn't work at all when tracked backwards.
Whereas the power law analysis beautifully illustrates what has actually happened for 15 years.
Bitcoin would be $1 billion+ by 2045 since the USD is collapsing.
I’ll be old as shit in 2045 :)
I just don’t have to pay a lot of bills. Keep stacking 😁
Not a lot of people are able to set aside $600 a month, you’re doing great
Reaching a place in life where I can reduce my bills is a huge part of the reason I stack.
Can't wait to arrive at a place of greater self-sufficiency.
I’ll be 50 by then, hope to make it and contribute in that way!
That’s why we are all doing this. Fix the money, fix the world
He posted the model on GitHub apparently
The $50 Million bill should debut in 2045, so that'll be handy.
Nobody wants to get rich slowly usually it seems
Stay humble and stack zaps
The key is just to buy sats daily a spent wasted 4 years trying to shitcoin my way to one bitcoin when I I could have just DCA into bitcoin. The simplest plan is always the hardest to comprehend.
Yes, but if I’m not mistaken his numbers are not inflation adjusted. How does 8-12% M2 growth over that period change the calculation?
To this point…
Anyone know if those #BTC kiosk in convenience stores such as Circle K (here in the states) accept cash or do they only do debit card?
(I’d look on their website if I knew the name of the kiosk)
#asknostr
#bitcoin
Most accept cash. Most are also kyc now. Not all though.
Coin star allows coins for bitcoin, at a horrible sprite plus kyc.
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