Two investors argue Bitcoin returned four to five times more than the S&P 500 over three years. They discuss buying dips as opportunity, including one purchase at a 90% discount during a tariff-driven sell-off. The pitch: losses only happen when you sell.
If you would have bought Bitcoin versus the S&P 500 in the past three years, you'd be up four or five times. There's nothing to be overwhelmed about. Like, like you're right. Like learning because it is the future. The actual S&P 500 is being outdated, bro. The president of the United States made 40% of his entire net worth off of crypto. So you should know a little bit, just a little bit. Don't freak out about it. You know what I'm saying? Like it's okay.
Trust me, I don't freak out about it at all. That's good. I learned that the hard way because one of the stuff that I learned also is like when the market is down like it was last week. Yeah. I don't see it as a loss because you only lose when you sell. Correct. You know what I'm saying? Like I see it as an opportunity to invest more, buy more.
Yeah.
Most people don't understand that. You know, I have a cousin of mine that actually kind of like told me his experience. Yeah. And I never actually seen him in person because I know the rules. I know that you don't sell when you're down. You buy when you're down.
Yes.
So when the market went down during the tariff situation, he sold a lot of shares. I bought more. That was one of the best moments. I'm like, yes, discount. It's like 90% discount on everything.
You know what time it is. Yeah. So don't sell my coin, please. Don't dump on me. Okay.
I don't normally, unless I see a loss, I don't see it growing. I don't sell shit. I don't dump anything. He ain't selling my coin. So we pumping the price right now.
