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If BTC is at ~$32k per my quick google, you're saying $4.6m is an 'insignificant portion' of your net worth? What's it take to become significant to you?

At the time of the post it was around $18k, I believe. At current levels it’s starting to make me sweat a little. 

Significant would be > 10%. It’s in that range now.

 

Chances of this being a lie are a hell of a lot higher than it being the truth

 
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It's really not about it's legitimacy as a potential valid currency, it's more about the fact that we know the value of hype driving an "investment." You just saw what happened with Tesla this year, and I hate to say this, but right now, Bitcoin is "free money" in the short term. Its greatest weakness as a "currency" is the lack of tangible backing, but that's also its greatest strength, allowing Bitcoin to act secular of the market and grow solely on consumer interest and demand. It's a positive feedback loop.

 

have you not seen the price targets by major financial institutions? Citi had it at ~300k, Guggenheim at ~400k, etc. Paul Tudor Jones, Mike Novogratz, Stanley Druckenmiller and other hedge fund billionaires are very bullish and hold it in their PA. Finance professionals that understand bitcoin are taking it VERY seriously.

 
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