PSA: You can still become a millionaire or even a billionaire...

1 million satoshi (0.01 BTC) currently costs ~$75.00 USD.

10 million satoshi (0.1 BTC) currently costs ~$750 USD.

100 million satoshi (1 BTC) currently costs ~$7,500 USD.

1 billion satoshi (10 BTC) currently costs ~$75,000 USD.

Better not wait until EOY 2021 when 1 million satoshi will probably cost $750 USD, or you'll complain that it's "too expensive" to become a millionaire...

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It will be pretty mind-bending when--in a decade or so--we look back on this time and remember "how easy" it was way back when to stack a few million sats... And, we'll probably all wish we'd stacked a few more millions.

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To all the trolls: YES. I believe it is more likely than not that we will see a 10x gain (~1.3 trillion market cap) by the end of 2021. And then I think another 10x (~10 trillion market cap) gain within the next 10 years after that is more likely than not to occur. This is a LONG way from Bitcoin becoming a new reserve currency. But it IS Bitcoin becoming Gold 2.0.

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edit: words



Submitted April 25, 2020 at 05:29AM by Kinolva https://ift.tt/2VX4muL

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