I told my clients to buy Bitcoin at $105k, now it’s $118k

So yesterday, funny enough, I actually hosted a weekly masterclass inside of my Mastermind that I normally do with all the Mastermind members. And this one was a little bit different because it wasn't about paid advertising. It wasn't about how to scale an agency or scale a coaching company. It was about Bitcoin and how I've been very bullish on bitcoin the last almost a year, ever since I got orange peeled myself and started investing basically everything into buying more bitcoin. And I've been not talking about it publicly because, well, number one, I wanted to do the research myself and figure out if it was an actual valuable investment and asset that I can continue to have faith in and confidence in and full conviction. And I wanted to make sure that before I told anybody else publicly to invest in it for themselves, I was convicted and I was actually speaking from a place of legitimacy. And yesterday I did my first masterclass, basically orange pilling my entire mastermind, which I'm going to show you here in a second and I'm going to give you the entire presentation for free. Because I believe that listening to this advice could dramatically change your life. In fact, over the last four months I've been telling multiple friends of mine and multiple family members to buy Bitcoin, to trade in their Ethereum, cryptocurrency, their xrp, their Solana, all these other gambling coins that really aren't going to be sustainable compared to bitcoin. And some of them, most of them haven't listened. In fact, I told somebody that had 10k to invest it in bitcoin. They didn't do it. That 10k would now be worth 28. Luckily the people that did, hopefully they have got some wins. But regardless, I want to share this on my personal channel because it's not really to do with anything that I've been talking about publicly on my channel before. And I've been told, hey, I should start a new channel for these sort of like raw talks or different topic topics and stuff like that. But at the end of the day, all I care about is sharing what I'm learning along the way. So this presentation was done yesterday and funny enough, after it was done, the bitcoin hit an all time high of 118k later that night. So call it what you want, but I call it perfect timing. I just hope that everybody in the Mastermind actually listened to me, took action and bought because at that time it was 111k just a few hours earlier in the day. So if you've Never thought about investing in Bitcoin. If you've always been wondering what bitcoin was, this is a full Masterclass on Bitcoin 101. What it is, how it works, why it's important, and more importantly, why I believe personally it's one of the best investments you can make as far as assets to store your energy, your value and your money. Because again, you can see my baby and my mom back there, my mom's over taking care of the baby while she's with us today. So, yeah, sit back, relax, take some notes and I would encourage you to check out the resources that I put in the masterclass training. But you can actually educate yourself, spend the time, get the training, get the books, listen to the podcasts, go on YouTube and see for yourself why the dollar keeps deflating and more importantly, why your business is a cash flow business. To be able to invest in assets that will continue compounding over time. Because at the end of the day, AI is going to continue to rise and replace most businesses. And in fact, most businesses you see today, especially coaching courses and info product businesses, will no longer be a real necessity for people. AI will change everything. But AI cannot print more Bitcoin. Enjoy. You guys see this? Yeah. Cool. All good. All right, sweet. So Bitcoin 101 disclaimer. I'm not a financial advisor. Nothing in this training is financial advice. This is just my opinion. And for educational purposes only, please do your own research and talk to a professional before making any financial decisions. I gotta say that. But with that being said, here's what we're going to cover. Okay? Number one, what is money? Number two, what is bitcoin? Number three, why is Bitcoin my keyword? My preferred investment of choice. How to start investing in Bitcoin and additional resources I would highly encourage everybody to actually go through on your downtime, when you're on the treadmill, when you're outside, when you're at the gym and studying these specific topics very specifically. So why is this important? Why should you care? This is very important, right? Because who here has read Rich Dad, Poor Dad, Raise your hand. Rich dad, Poor Dad. Okay, Robert Kiyosaki, right? Who's seen this quadrant before, raise your hand. Employee, self employed, big business investor. Okay, so this is what it comes down to. Like, if you read anything by Robert Kiyosaki. Like, this is one of the first books I read, Rich Dad, Poor dad, that changed my life. A lot of concepts in that book that, that obviously spoke to me, but this is called the Cash flow quadrant, okay? And there's three, there's, sorry, four quadrants on this. Employed, self employed, big business, investor. And actually big can be relative, but business is the same thing. So we all start here. We all are employed by somebody when we're obviously younger or before doing our own thing with our own business. We're actively working for money, right? We exchange our time and effort for income and we basically do not get paid if we don't work. And then we move to self employ. This is when we're a solopreneur. Basically, you work for yourself, but can you take a six week holiday and your business keeps on going without you, right? It's a very powerful question. If you can, then you really don't have a business that's running sustainably without needing you specifically. Then you should move into business owner, right? Which is where you have people that are working hard in your business and you basically have money working for you because your business is generating you income, okay? So you move from employed to self employed to business owner, which means you're now having money work for you. You're investing resources into your business and you're getting more resources back. And then you move from business owner to investor. And this is where Robert Kiyosaki always talks about how the wealthy and you get rich, right? You invest. They are the people that have money working hard for them. They play golf and live a good life, right? Their assets are basically accumulating interest and compounding over time. So your goal, right? Our goal should never be to make money. Our goal should always be to make money work for us. And your goal needs to be to get to the investor category as quickly as you can and have your business cash flow so you can invest in assets. So we've all learned how to make money, right? We've all learned how to acquire more skills that can allow us to make more money. For example, the books behind me, I think I mentioned this on my Instagram story, if you guys were paying attention the other week, all of these books behind me, they helped me make all the money I made. The last few years, I've made over $7 million online, right? Because I learned how to market, I learned how to sell, I learned how to correct my mindset, how to be more positive, how to be more optimistic, how to be more abundant, how to think better thoughts, how to think about money. All of these books taught me those things. They taught me how to make more money, right? Sales, leadership, product management. All of these books behind me are that. But none of those books that I've read personally on my journey have ever really taught me what money actually is. They never actually taught me what money actually is and how it works. And this is the real discovery I made that made me recently rethink everything I was doing in my business and what I should be actually optimizing for. And so that's what I'm going to share with you today. What money actually is and how it works. So what is money? Did you guys know that there's actually a difference between money and currency? I didn't. Money and currency are two completely different things. This is currency. This is not money. This is money. Gold is money. Dollars are currency. Gold is money. So what is money actually? Well, the definition of money is it's a medium of exchange, a unit of account. It's portable, right? You can. You can put it somewhere. You can basically move with it. It's durable, meaning it's not going to break or, you know, it's not going to be easily withered. It's divisible, meaning you can take this gold bar and you can split it to different pieces of gold. It's fungible, right? It's interchangeable, and it's a store of value. So if you look at these two, two different things here, the difference is this one is a store of value. Gold holds its value over time, it'll always be valuable for the most part. Whereas currency, this, this dollar bill here, it doesn't have store of value. And I'll talk about why that is in a second. But the dollar keeps losing money. Month over month, year over year, it keeps going down. It's not actual money. It's a currency. Money holds a store of value. That's the difference. So when you think about that, you really have to ask yourself, why are we working so hard for this when this isn't actually real money? Okay, and so is the US dollar a store of value? No. Because as of July 3, 2025 of this year, the US dollar has lost 11% of its value. This year, 11% of its value has gone down. With this right here, it's lost its value. And so let me ask you guys, right? Has your cost of living also increased recently? I know mine has. Rent, groceries, just basic needs, taxes. Everything's been increasing, everything's been going up in price. So for example, this was a tweet I saw the other day. This is a guy who's been basically buying the same ribeye in the same store he's been tracking for the last five years. Now, and as of recently, annualized inflation over the past year, 10.6%. Okay? Which means that the cost of this ribeye is now $32.49, versus 28.99 last April, 14 months. So that's an average of 12 annual inflation, or 62% cumulative inflation since 2020. That's recently. You can see here the other picture from before. So the cost of everything is rising. It's not just this ribeye. It's everything. But this is a good example, because he even put here the cost of the same ribeye at the same exact store has increased 32% over three years and 45 over four years. Yeah, yeah, it's a good quality ribeye, but it's the same thing. This is what fiat, which is the dollar bill currency, does to food, and it's happening across the board. So he buys from a rancher, but at the store it's the same. So you probably noticed this as well. I mean, with rent, like I said, with. With groceries, with anything, it's just money is just getting more and more devalued. The currency is getting more and more devalued. I should say, sorry, not money, but the currency. So why is this happening again? The reason I'm giving you all this context, guys, this kind of history, this. This information, is because you might know a little bit about. About this, but it's important to understand where the world's actually going as well, to really understand this. So why is this happening? 51 years ago today, Richard Nixon took us off the gold standard. So before every dollar was backed by real gold, this dollar was actually valuable because this dollar was a note of gold, meaning that if you had a dollar, you are actually backed by a real thing, which is real money, which is gold. It used to be actual valuable, but now, ever since Richard Nixon took us off the gold standard, the currency we have, the dollar bills that people use, that people think cash is king. Right? We all heard that. Cash is king. Cash is king. It's like, no, cash is trash. It's not backed by anything. In fact, they can print more of it at a whim, whenever they want to. Which means that every dollar in circulation that's no longer backed by gold, AKA effectively making the money you and I use today is worthless. It's fake. It's manipulated. It's just. It's just numbers on a screen. They can just add more numbers. And so this didn't make sense to me at the time. I. I told the story to Jordan, actually, on one of the other calls. But Brandon, you were in, you were in the U. S during COVID Who else? Luke. You? Were you in the US During COVID Luke? No, maybe not. I was. Yeah. Okay, so I don't think anybody else was running. So did anybody else have employees during COVID like full time employees during COVID in the U.S. yes. Okay, so do you remember when covet happened and everyone got stimulus checks? Right. It was wild. Yeah. I was making good money back then with my business and my full time employer at the time, before I quit my job. And I still got a stimulus check for like a thousand something. I don't know how much it was exactly, but it was like a thousand bucks just in the mail. A check I could deposit right away. I think it actually went right to my bank account and I was like, oh, this is pretty cool free money. So I thought, right. And technically it was. Now the interesting thing is at that time I had about four to five full time employees, I believe back in 2020 in a Phoenix office just three months ago, I got a credit from the government called an ERC credit. You can see here ERC credit. If you've never seen what this is. ERC funding employee retention credit. So this is a. A government based credit that I got over the last three months for keeping those full time employees in my business. That credit was worth basically a hundred thousand dollars in fiat currency just given to me again by the government because I kept my employees during COVID I just got it as a credit and I was like, holy, this is pretty sick. But the problem with that is, if you guys remember, it's because 80% of the dollars in all circulation today were printed during COVID Look at this graph. This is the amount of money they were printing and then boom, 20. 20.

What? 80%. Seems ridiculous. Ridiculous.

It seems ridiculous.

It seems 80 of US dollars was created in the last five years.

You're saying it's worse? $16 billion. It gets worse. So check this out.

That's crazy.

So check this out. The U. S. National debt is now. This is a real time calculator, by the way. It's 37 trillion dollars. 37 trillion fake dollars. These dollars right here that they printed 37 because they just keep printing money. 37 trillion US national debt. This is just the US I don't know what it is in the UK I don't know what it is in Europe, I don't know what it is in any of these other places. China, this is just the U.S. okay, because again, most of the world's currencies are still associated with the US Dollar, right? It's still technically one of the best purchasing powers in, in the entire world, the US dollar, but they just print more money. And so the recent thing that even made me more aware of this was the big beautiful bill. Who's heard of the big beautiful bill? They just passed it recently in the US that is also going to increase the debt ceiling by about 3.3 trillion. Some are saying 5 trillion, some are saying 7. Worst case, it looks like it's going to be 3.3 trillion. Basically printing more money to get out of this already super high debt. They're going to print more money debt to say it again. Other countries. Who's that debt to other countries? Yeah, other countries. Basically IOUs to China to different countries besides China that are just saying hey here, here's these, here's these currencies and then China and everybody's trying to say okay, let me cash this debt, we don't have it, let me cash this back. Because we're just, we're just printing it. So it's other countries and just other foreign nations basically. And so this is just a friendly reminder like why Fiat money, AKA again this money that I, I grew up to believe was actually real money and valuable cash is king is actually not. It's fake. It's just, it's, it's a fugazi. It's all a fugazi. You know what a fugazi is? Fugazi. It's a fake fugazi. Fugazi. It's a wazi, it's a woozy, it's a fairy dust. It doesn't exist. It's not never landed. It is no matter. It's not on the elemental chart. It, it's not real. Right? And so I would encourage you guys, I'm going to have some more books and resources that you can read. This one's a really good one. The Creature from Jekyll Island. It tells you exactly how the Federal Reserve was formed. Okay? The Federal Reserve is not a government backed entity. It is a private corporation. It is a business. Okay? It is a business that's business is to make money for that business and they control the banks and they can determine how much money is printed. Okay? So everything that you see on this dollar bill, it actually tells you this really quickly. This note is legal tender for all debts, public and private, right? But it is not actually backed by anything and they can print more of it. So I'd encourage you to read that book and Also the big print, but let's keep going here. So does that make sense? Any questions on like, money versus currency before I keep going?

No, that makes sense.

Okay.

Once a cool, cool website, to be fair.

Yeah, yeah. One's real, one's fake. Okay. Now, what is Bitcoin? Okay. And how does Bitcoin actually come into play here? And why is it. Why is it something we should talk about? Well, Bitcoin is not an app, okay? It's work. It's not a company. It's not a stock. It's not even an investment. Actually. Bitcoin doesn't have board of directors or a CEO or quarterly earnings. There is nobody behind Bitcoin. One of the objections that someone I even I had myself is like, well, who is. Who is Satoshi Nakamoto? He is the pseudonym of the person that created Bitcoin. It's probably not just one person. It's probably multiple people actually. But it's also the big. It's also the world's first decentralized online payment network that lets people pay instantly and send and receive wealth globally peer to peer. Meet a Jordan, meet a Luke, meet a Brendan, meet a Geo, meet a Harvey with minimal fees. I don't have to go through a bank. Okay, so let's break this sentence down one word at a time so you can truly make sense of this world's first, there is no online technology before Bitcoin ever made it possible for humans to send and receive real world wealth. Person to person, without keyword, without a middleman. Decentralized. Unlike all other crypto tokens, including Ethereum, including xrp, including, you know, freaking Doge, including meme coins, including all these other things. Bitcoin, okay, is not owned by any single person, entity or company. Ethereum is. Okay. XRP is. All these other cryptocurrencies that you see that are being pushed are owned by single persons, entities or companies. Bitcoin is not. It's decentralized as such. It cannot be shut down and it cannot be stopped because it's an open protocol anyone can use. 247365. It's public, it's transparent. The numbers are fixed. The supply is finite. It's all public record. Bitcoin is owned by everyone who uses it. Me, you, the rest of the world, someone in Africa, someone in Afghanistan, someone in Uganda. It's an online payment network. So just like the highways that we drive on every single day and roads that allow cars to travel from place to place, Bitcoin allows monetary value to travel from Place to place. Okay. Bitcoin allows people like me and you to pay for and buy things like cars, homes and iPhones. Not many people still use it to do those things right now because it's not yet adopted as a money of. It's not yet adopted as a, a medium of exchange. But more and more businesses are. For example, Steak and Shake, I'm sure you guys have saw this accepts Bitcoin. This was a big news that happened recently where Steak and Shake actually announced it's going to start accepting Bitcoin. And if you go to Steak and Shake around any, probably not going to be in the Europe, obviously, because it's Europe actually cares about their citizens and their health. But if you go to the US and you go to Steak and Shake, you'll be able to buy burgers and seed oil fries with Bitcoin in Europe.

There's Bitcoin ATMs in a lot of places, especially in Spain. There's Bitcoin ATMs in most shopping centers.

Amazing. Well, that's awesome. That's beautiful to me because the next wave of Bitcoin is going to be medium of exchange, right? It's going to take a little bit longer, but people are going to be able to pay for things with Bitcoin. I'll show an example of that. And so that allows you to do that. But now let's keep going here. Send and receive wealth. Bitcoin allows people to send and receive monetary value over the Internet, which can then be turned into any local currency at any time. If need be. You can always transfer your Bitcoin for US Dollars or for Euros, or for the Thailand currency, or for aed, whatever the case may be. This means someone from Canada can easily send money to their family in Uganda. Again with no middleman like Western Union taking a big cut or Chase bank taking a big cut. Right. Globally, Bitcoin lets people send monetary value from anywhere in the world to anywhere in the world. Again from Canada, Uganda, Belize to Egypt. Bitcoin knows no borders and peer to peer. A peer to peer network, meaning it operates from person to person, AKA there is no middleman. So many people mistakenly think of technologies like email, AKA Gmail that we use every single day for business as a P2P technology. But because Gmail servers relay the emails from user to user, and because Gmail holds the info on their servers, it's not P2P at all. Google is the middleman. Bitcoin has no middleman. It operates like cash being handed off from one hand to another. And more importantly, minimal fees compared to bank fees, PayPal fees, or Chase fees. Bitcoin transaction fees are extremely low. Bitcoin fees usually cost just a few pennies per transaction. For example, the other day, I received $15,000 sent to me via bitcoin. Okay. For my business. For the hybrid offer. Here's the fees, broken down. Stripe fees on that payment. $435. That's almost 500 bucks gone in. Stripe fees. Wire fees on a 15k payment, $30. Okay. Fees for someone to send me 15k and BTC Bitcoin, 1.43 cents. You can literally send basically almost a billion dollars in bitcoin for about $2. Crazy. And I get the money instantly. He sent it to me. He told me he sent it to me 20 seconds later. I had the money 20 seconds later. Like that, instantly. And when you see this happen, like, you just can't unsee it. It just changes the way you've used money. For me, it just changed everything because I was like, oh, this is how it. This is how it's supposed to be. And so, in summary, wolves in the waiting. A wolf? Yeah. Oh, wolf. Okay. Sorry to cut you off. No worries. Thanks, man. I appreciate you letting me know. What's up, wolf? Welcome in, dude. Sorry for keeping you in the way. No problem. I'm in the car anyway. But I wanted to listen to your bitcoin presentation. Okay. Yeah, we're getting into the thick of it right now, wolf. You missed a little bit. But we're. We're just getting started, so welcome in. We'll keep going here. Okay. Any questions before I keep going here? Make sense?

No, I do have questions, but you might come. You might come around to them. I'll wait till the end.

Yeah. Okay. Okay. So in summary, okay, Bitcoin, for those of you who have never studied it, never looked it into it, never researched it, is the first ever global currency and store of value for every human being on Earth. Remember that word, store of value? We already learned. Money in the US dollar is not a store of value. It's lost 80% of its value. Okay, 11% just this year. Not a store of value. Bitcoin is the first ever global currency, like dollars and store of value for every human being on Earth. Another way of looking at the question of what is bitcoin is by comparing it to gold. Okay. Bitcoin is often considered digital gold because it resembles gold in that it acts as a store of value. Right? Because remember we talked about money being real money? Gold is real money. Bitcoin is real money because it has store of value, but it's also hard to produce and ultimately scarce. Bitcoin is like a new natural resource, but rather than being found in nature, it's found online through cryptographic code, through programming, through mathematics. So how does crypto compare to bitcoin? Crypto does not compare to bitcoin. Okay, Like I said, Ethereum, xrp, Solana, all these other coins that you can buy, those are, in my opinion, personally, those are like, those are, those are more risky to me. Right. Doesn't mean you can't make money doing those and trading those. But it's, it's just a different, it's just not, it's not the same. If you want to compare bitcoin to something else, compared to like fire or like the number 0, the wheel, the printing press or electricity, like it's that important. It's like the Internet basically, because it's the antidote and to the corruption of money. Like you just can't make more of it. There's only ever going to be 21 million Bitcoin in circulation and 3 million of that has already been lost. So even better than gold. Unlike gold, which I'll get into in a second. Actually, I'll save that part because I have a whole thesis around that. So you might be thinking, okay, cool, one bitcoin. What does that even mean? One bitcoin similar to like a hundred thousand dollars. A hundred thousand dollars. There's, you know, however many dollars it takes to make a hundred thousand dollars. One bitcoin is made up of what's called a hundred million satoshis. Okay, a hundred million satoshis. So you might be thinking, okay, I might need to buy one bitcoin for a hundred thousand dollars. You don't need to hold. You don't need to buy a whole bitcoin. For, for example, in this case, $95,000. This is a common misunderstanding. You can buy fractional units of a bitcoin called satoshis. They're, they're like sense. Basically, one bitcoin equals a hundred thousand satoshis. One hundred million satoshi, sorry. Today, if the total meaning 21 million bitcoin supply was split between everyone in the world, everyone would get.002625 bitcoin or 262,500 satoshis. But it won't be split evenly. Some people have thousands of bitcoin. Today you can buy.002625 Bitcoin for $255. The cost will only go up as more people figure out bitcoin's value. And we're seeing that because, again, bitcoin is absolutely scarce. Only 21 million bitcoin will ever exist. This is programmed into the code. Ever. And 3 million bitcoin have already been lost.

Okay, it's been lost, Brian.

Meaning when bitcoin first hit the scene in, like, 20 2007, 2012, basically around that time frame, security for bitcoin was a lot, like, it was brand new. Like, nobody really knew, like, what it was, how to actually store it, how to secure it. So, for example, you used to be able to mine bitcoin. Quick story time. I was in college at Arizona. Arizona State University. I was a freshman or sophomore in college, I think, maybe. And I had a fraternity brother actually, who in my fraternity was actually mining bitcoin. I, like, he was the guy I used to smoke weed with all the time. Like, we would just always, like, look at, like, just different videos, like, conspiracy things together. But he actually had a. A PC set up, and he was mining bitcoin. And he tried. He's like, yo, come here. And he was showing me all. All this crypto, cryptographic stuff, like cryptocurrency. He was explaining it to me. At that time in my life, I didn't even know anything about cryptocurrency, nor did I care, really. It wasn't even, like, in my sense of, like, value because I just was only cared about, like, honestly, at that time, at that time, like, getting laid, like, drinking alcohol, smoking weed, and, like, just having fun. But he was mining bitcoin back then. And so when I say 3 million has been lost, back then, nobody had a real secure way to store bitcoin. And the. The ways you could store bitcoin or even buy bitcoin was pretty. Like, it was pretty sketchy. Like, do you guys know what the Silk Road was? Anyone here?

No.

Okay. It was a basically black market where you could buy anything for bitcoin.

Yes. Yes.

So Ross Albrecht. Yes.

He's like the.

Yeah, I think he got, like, 100 years in prison or even more just to. To show people that you shouldn't. Shouldn't do it.

Based off of the US State.

Yeah. They sentenced him to. To prisons. Yeah. And he. He was the assets. Yeah. He was the owner of the Silk Road. And you could buy anything on the Silk Road with bitcoin. And his belief was that you should be able to buy anything without government control. And again, a lot of people bought a lot of bad things. Drugs, guns, they hired people to be killed, things like that. So the Silk Road was a really big, you know, black hole in the industry. But again, that was the wild, wild west. And there wasn't anything called really cold storage back then. Like you couldn't really store your keys securely. And so what I mean by 3 million has already been lost is that the people that bought that 3 million bitcoin, Jordan, they either lost their wallet, their online wallet, or the keys to their wallet. Therefore, they cannot access it. Therefore that money is just sitting somewhere dormant and never to be found again. For example, there was a guy, guy who.

Yeah, the guy who lost it.

Bitcoin in landfill. Yeah, this guy, Jason James Howells, 39, has been trying to retrieve a hard drive containing his lost bitcoin fortune, which he believes is in some Newport landfill site that he accidentally threw away. And it's about $570 million in Bitcoin today.

Crazy.

So again, that money will probably never be in supply again, which means now the cap of bitcoin is even lost, it is even less. So it's systematically mathematically programmed to work better than currency. It can be stored in your head. All you need is your seed phrase and you can move your money anywhere. I can go to China, I can go to the UK today, and I can basically move my money that I have in cold storage with my keys without needing to be flashing my wealth or anything anywhere. Like nobody will know I have it. It's just up here, right? It's up here. No one can have my phrase. And so bitcoin can also be sent at the speed of light across the world. I can send money to you guys right now with bitcoin, you can send money to me and you can receive it in 20 seconds or less. And it can be verified by anyone and easily and cheaply. There's no manipulation. So that's bitcoin. Okay? That's what it is. That's how it works. It's very simple. Of course there's plenty more things that I could probably missed in explaining it, but I want to give you the high level recap. Okay? Now let's keep going here and show you the next part. So why is my. Why is bitcoin my preferred investment of choice? Let's compare it to gold. Okay, so we talked about how gold is money, right? And how gold is better than the dollar bill. But here's why I believe bitcoin versus gold and bitcoin makes more sense. So unlike bitcoin, gold isn't truly scarce, right? Gold is a lot less scarce than the US dollar because it can't be printed at will. But it can still be mined. And this recent discovery proves it. I don't know if you guys have seen this, but literally on July 6, 2025, literally a couple days ago, apparently asteroid Psyche 16 has been found to contain gold reserves worth of 700 quintillion. That's enough to make everyone on Earth billionaires. It's just one asteroid in the outer space that has gold on it, okay? There is zero bitcoin on this asteroid. I can tell you that for a fact. They've literally found gold on other asteroids that can be mined. And when you consider how quickly Elon Musk wants to take us to Mars the next few years, who's to say they won't find more gold on Mars or any other asteroid and planet while they're up there? And forget other planets and asteroids for a second. Who's to say they can't mine more gold now? Oh wait, they can and they do. And they will. When the price of gold goes up, the money floods into trying to mine more. And guess what? They always find more. The world is abundant, with abundant resources. There is still so much more gold to be mined on this planet. It is less scarce, right? It is more scarce, I should say, than dollars because it's harder to get. It's worth more. It has a store of value. But bitcoin, however, has a hard stop at 21 million. And nobody can manipulate it. There will only ever be 21 million Bitcoin. And again, I'm not going to carry a million dollars worth of gold. You know how hard that's going to be? If I try to take a million dollars worth of gold with me to the airport and try to pass through security, do you think they're going to stop me? Yeah, they're going to stop me. Dude, what is this? You probably stole this money. They're not going to let me through. It's like a friction. It's a. It's just a friction, like waiting to happen. Nor would I want to carry a million dollars worth of gold anyways. That's a huge liability. I'm gonna have to have like a. An armored truck. You guys see those armored trucks that deliver the money to the banks every single day? Like I'm gonna have to have security guard to carry that kind of money. It's just, it's just, it's a liability. It's not easy to transfer, not easy to store. It's not portable. As easy as Bitcoin. So I prefer bitcoin. Will I ever own gold in the future? Maybe, maybe not. But I prefer Bitcoin. Bitcoin versus real estate. Okay, the quote. I bought real estate because it always goes up.

Let's go, Harvey. Harvey. Let's get the. Let's get the debate going again.

I am not. This is just my personal preference. I've never invested in real estate personally, so I'm not on real estate by any means. I'm just going to share what I think about real estate as an investment for me personally. So if you invest in real estate, that's your prerogative. I am not in saying it's. I. I think anything is better than dollars. To be very clear, anything's better than dollars. But here's why I believe bitcoin actually beats real estate. Okay, Congrats. You now own dirt for a house, for example, right? Everyone says all the house. You know how people used to say a house is the best investment you can ever make? Our parents always taught us that growing up. Buy a house. You know, go to school. The same programming we're always taught. It was a marketing campaign by the government. 30 years of debt, 7% interest rates. If you have tenants, guess what. 2am Plumbing emergencies, property taxes, insurance companies, HOAs run by sociopaths. Meanwhile, bitcoin just sits there. It doesn't leak. The roofs can't leak. It doesn't rot, the floors don't rot. It doesn't call you while you're at work to fix the plumbing. It doesn't require a lawnmower to mow the grass, and it silently devours the collapsing fiat system like a black hole with an appetite for human stupidity. There's no tenants you have to manage. There's no insurance. There's no property tax. There's no maintenance. There is no property management. For example, we have 15 million houses in the US that are unoccupied, which means there is no housing crisis. You hear this sometimes. Oh, we have a housing crisis or a housing shortage. The rich people, AKA someone like Harvey, who's an investor, parks his money in real estate to protect his money while other people can afford the cost of an average home. But it's a good investment for rich people. It's why Robert Kiyosaki says real estate, or Grant Cardone, preaches multifamily, because he knows cash is trash. So he'd rather park it in something that's actually going to hold some value over time. Real estate can do that. They can, however, and will build more Housing, which again, isn't really scarce. Have you seen those 3D printed houses yet? I have. There's a whole bunch of YouTube videos around them. It's getting cheaper and cheaper to build houses because of 3D printers. They're only going to continue to build more. And the cost of real estate will continue to trend down compared to bitcoin. For example, here's the price of the home. In 2016, the average home cost $288,000, which was at the time 664 Bitcoin. In 2020, Covid, the average home cost $328,000, which at the time now cost 45 Bitcoin because the price of Bitcoin went up in 2024. Last year, the average price of a home was $434,000. Now it only costs about 4 Bitcoin to buy a home in the US an average size medium home. Which means the cost of a house in comparison to bitcoin is trending down. Very soon it'll cost you less than 1 bitcoin to buy one house. Housing will eventually become a lifestyle choice when you save in bitcoin, not an investment. Again, I'm talking about housing as an investment, not necessarily multi. Family. Multifamily is a little bit different. Obviously you have tenants and things, but again, I personally don't want to be dealing with tenants. It's kind of like managing a huge team. People calling you things breaking. You got to manage a property manager, they got to manage the property for you. So that's my personal take on real estate, I'm sure. Harvey, obviously you have different takes on it as well. Cash flow reasons, things like that. But what I will leave you with is did you guys know Grant Cardone has a twin brother named Gary Cardone? Did anyone know that?

I'm pretty sure I've seen this, yeah.

Okay, well, if you didn't know that, he does. And Gary Cardone, Grant Cardone's twin brother, literally figured this out, right? Because Grant Cardone's all in on real estate. Gary, his twin brother, is all in on bitcoin, and he actually sold his 2.5 million dollar mansion and just literally deployed it into bitcoin immediately. And if you look at the price he bought in at, which I think was $60,000 about two years ago, that investment's done really well for him. That investment's done really well for him. And there's a whole video. I won't play it right now, but maybe I play on Police. Hey, this is actually worth playing because he does say a few things that I think is worth. Is worth repeating here.

For example, he looks like a Teemu version of grant for stocks of the 21st century.

I think Bitcoin will outperform Nvidia. The S P, gold, silver, US dollars, crude oil, aluminum, copper, real estate. It's going to just run over every one of these returns. And when the world wakes up, and a very, very small percentage of the world is awake to this opportunity, when the world wakes up, everyone's going to own it. You guys are probably wondering why I'm on the road, but I just sold this house and I'm scared to trespass. Plus, these are really nice neighbors, and I don't want to offend anybody, so I'm trying to, you know, hold my little manners that my mom taught me in check. This house is costing me around, call it about 8,000amonth in mortgage, utilities, maintenance, upkeep. 600 bucks a month just to mow the grass. Probably a $500 electric bill, insurance, eight grand a year. So I sat on this property for three years. Okay, I bought it for around 1.8. I put 600 grand in it. I am basically gonna make zero on this house in two and a half years. I then took these funds after the commissions, so about 2.25 million. And I bought bitcoin. I bought bitcoin for you guys that are, you know, oh, Gary bought it at 30, and he's shilling Bitcoin. I bought Bitcoin at 68. No, 66, 818. I bought two and a half, two and a quarter million dollars worth of it. Okay, that was three weeks ago. It's worth 70 grand today, okay? And we'll see when it's worth in a year. But my bet is it's worth in one to two years, three years. A heck of a lot more than the return I got, which was zero.

Today it's worth $111,000. Gary Cardone has made way more money he's. He's had in the last two years than he ever had with the house in the last three. So that's real estate. I'll keep going here. We got a lot more to cover. Bitcoins versus stocks and bonds. I mean, like, in just terms of sheer performance of an asset, guys, like, I. I don't know about you. Like, when I. I just had cash sitting in my bank account, that was like, personal, like outside of my business, and it was just sitting there, and I was like, maybe, maybe I'll buy a house, you know, Maybe I'll, I'll get a property like, things like that. But then I just, I just, I just realized it's like, it just doesn't make sense compared to bitcoin, like bitcoins versus stocks and bonds and sheer performance of an asset. Bitcoin completely craps on the S P500 as well. Like everyone tells you invest in the S P500. Warren Buffett invest in the S P500. The SB500 is getting on. Look at 10 years. Bitcoin's up by 437,000% compared to S P500 last year. 288 compared to 32%. Gold is down in the last year. The ROI of Bitcoin compared to S P or gold is just, it's, it's, it's, it's completely different. And the other thing you got to remember is the S P500 is also based on fiat currency, aka how much the US dollar is actually worth. Which really means that if you invest in the S P500, you're only really maintaining your money, not actually growing it. Because guess What? The S P 500 goes up an average of 7, maybe 8% a year. Did you guys know the inflation right now? Again, I showed you. In the last year, the dollar has lost 11 of its purchasing value. So you're barely keeping up with inflation if not breaking even. So you're able to, if you invest in the s and P500, you're able to sustain that money.

And you got to pay tax on.

It though, and you got to pay taxes on it, right? You're able to sustain that money, but it's never actually getting you rich and wealthy. You're just keeping the money's worth at that time. Because the s and P500 just keeps going with, just keeps going up at the cost of inflation. So although it's not as bad as holding cash because cash is going to continue wasting value, it still isn't something that ever made sense for me personally to invest in. Now here's another way to think about it. It's just a lazy way to invest your money. In my opinion. You're just investing in a group of 500 public companies on the stock market and hoping those companies actually succeed. For example, in 2023, only seven of the 500 companies in that stock actually accounted for the S and P's 500 growth. So these are the companies right here. Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, Google, Amazon, Meta, Tesla. Out of the 500 companies, seven companies made up for the growth of the s and P500, you'd be much better suited investing in those top seven companies individually than the entire S and P. Lastly, for me personally, if you think, okay, I'm going to invest in the s and P500 because, you know, it's easier way to invest, okay, that's great, fine. But you're also supporting companies that you might not actually agree with. There are companies in there that are actually very much pro war. I had no idea this was actually a thing until recently either. And for example, one of the companies that performs really well in the SB500 is a company called Palantir. And I'm not going to go into it right now, but you can see that Palantir was a top performing stock in SB 500 in 2024. And if you look at what Palantir does as a company, you'll see that it's not very pretty and it's literally based around war. Another example would be, for example, there's another stock called Raytheon. And Raytheon also makes basically weapons and arms for war. And there was a bunch of numerous politicians that appeared to bought stocks RAYTHEON Before U.S. attacked Iran. U.S. congressman Josh bought Raytheon, a weapons manufacturer last month. Congressman Bruce Westerman bought Raytheon before we attacked Iran. So not only do you not know what you're really investing in, but you could be supporting something they don't actually agree in. And war aside for a second, there's also companies in The S&P 500, like Pepsi, for example. Keep in mind, my first job out of college was actually working for PepsiCo. Right? The S&P 500 company, PepsiCo, it's a big, you know, Coca Cola soda manufacturer here in the US PepsiCo literally gets paid to poison us. Like they literally have synthetic Coke, soft drinks, chips, snacks, all the stuff that you and I grew up eating that we thought was really good at the time, before we knew what actual real nutrition was. That's what you're supporting. I don't support that. I quit that job nor would I support that company today. In fact, some of my wife's family actually works for Pepsi right now. And I had the opportunity to potentially run ads for Pepsi with adspend.com because they knew the marketing director there. I'm not going to take that account on because I don't believe in what they do. I don't believe in the snacks they sell. I don't believe in what they sell. I don't believe in what they produce. So it Also comes back to your ethics as well. And again, just playing real simple math here. This is a chart on how you can see the S P500 is performing compared to bitcoin over here. If I take all this away, right. Actually, it's easier if I just keep this one on. You can see here that this blue line. Okay, this is bitcoin. You can see this red line. This is the S P. Everything trends down compared to bitcoin. So if you look at this chart alone and say, okay, SB versus Bitcoin, well, you can clearly see bitcoin's winning. Bitcoin will always win because you can't print more money. So this chart alone should tell you that investing your money in S P probably isn't going to be the best return for your investment. So this is why I personally prefer to invest my hard earned money in bitcoin. Because what people think is happening is bitcoin continues rising, which is true. But what is really happening is bitcoin staying the purchasing value and the store of value that it always needs to be. And what's really happening is the dollar is losing its purchasing value. People say, oh, but bitcoin could go to zero. Sure. And the dollar has just been having a bad century again. You can see the decline of the purchasing value of the dollar. It's literally dropped 80% of its purchasing power. So bitcoin continues to store its value. Makes sense. Makes sense.

Yeah.

Okay.

I've got a jump in nine minutes, unfortunately. But I'm wondering what's left, Franks. I also got some questions.

How to start investing and then resources. So that's. That's what's left. Ask them your way.

Yeah, well, my. I just wrote stuff down. How to start investing would probably be relevant to one of my questions. It is.

Yeah.

Where to buy, where to hold. And then I'm just curious about a business account setup. And then I'm also. I'm curious, like, I would love to, like, I'm curious on like the whole going to zero thing as well, because it's like, yeah, I'm curious on that. But yeah, mainly those two. Because I know I probably have to buy. It's better to buy like a physical, like hardware. But I'm sure you're going to go into that now.

Yeah, so. So let's talk about bitcoin going to zero. I'll answer that one first. Can bitcoin go to zero? I mean, honestly, dude, the only way. All the questions you guys probably have is the same questions I had. Can it be Hacked? Who, who created it? Is it a scam? You know, like that? Like what? Like it's like all these questions. Can bitcoin go to zero? The only way I see it going to zero today personally is if, for example, the Internet, for whatever reason is no longer a thing in the next five, 10, 20 years. Like that's the only way that can, can go to zero. Because as long as the Internet is, is around and people are going to be online, Bitcoin will always have value because it's peer to peer, it's decentralized, it's online. And again, unlike Mars, if we go to Mars, I can send Bitcoin to Mars. I can literally send Bitcoin to somebody on Mars. If they have online Internet connection and WI fi, I can transfer to them immediately. So the only way it goes to zero is if the Internet is no longer a thing or if there's a seismic quantum computing hack that literally shuts off the entire grid and we don't have really anything anymore. Electricity, Internet. And at that point we have a lot bigger problems because if that goes down, that means, if Bitcoin can go down, that means that the world's banking system can also go down, which means everybody's money is frozen in the banking system anyways. Yeah, we have a lot bigger problems than bitcoin at that point, in my opinion. That's where you need land and you need guns, which again, I'm still pro land. So I think that's going to be obviously a very worthwhile investment. Now investing. And again, Jordan, I'll send you these resources too. You can look at it. I would encourage you to start doing your own research on it and you can answer your questions for yourself. But those books.

Yeah, no, I, I, I've, I have already. I'm just like, you know, I'm just more curious on what you're doing.

Yeah. 100. Okay, here's how you can start investing in it. So you open an exchange account. So to begin buying, you have to first open a Coinbase account. Gemini, Kraken. Those are like the top three. Kraken has the least fees, so I would, I would recommend going with Kraken. I personally have Coinbase in Gemini. I don't have Kraken myself, but I, if I was to start over again, and I probably will open a Kraken account anyways because it has the least amount of fees. Do you want to open one of those accounts? It's free. You just connect it to your bank account. Okay. So your personal checking accounts you can buy Bitcoin. However, you do not want to keep your bitcoin on any of these exchanges. Okay? Your crypto is on an exchange. It's not actually in your possession and you risk losing it due to being hacked or a company stealing your coins. So for example, you asked earlier, Jordan, how come those bitcoin were lost? You can look at, for example, FTX or Mt. Gox. This happened, you know, obviously in history. You just do not want to have your, your coins, your Bitcoin on an exchange. There's a coinbase hat recently, earlier this year, where people's names, address and phone numbers and emails were leaked, IDs, things like that. So you want to obviously have your bank account set up there, but you want to move it away. So this is where you'll always hear people say, not your keys, not your coins. To properly use an exchange, buy the crypto on the exchange and then transfer it to your cold storage wallet ASAP for safety. So once you set up your account on Coinbase, Gemini or Kraken, get a cold storage advice. So what is a cold storage advice? Step two, to get one, imagine you have some shiny magic coins, AKA your crypto. You want to keep them super safe so no one can take them, right? You can keep them in your pocket. It's like keeping them on the Internet on the exchange. It's easy to use, right? But somebody might steal them, like hack them, like Coinbase. So what, instead, you decide to put your magic coins in a special treasure box that you hide under your bed and only you know the key. That treasure box is your cold storage wallet. It's not connected to the Internet, so no one online can get to it. You keep your coins safe and sound until you want to take them out and play with them. So here's what I recommend. Treasure. This is a simple setup for beginners. It's like 100 bucks. Treasure safe five. That's the one that I personally got. It's like 120 bucks or something like that. It ships to you in like five or seven days. Easy to set up. There's plenty of YouTube videos showing you how to set it up. And you can have your crypto transfer there pretty much instantly. It's also a digital wallet too. Advanced would be like Blockstream Jade. More advanced would be cold card. I think I recommend Trezor. This is not an affiliate link or anything. This is the one that I use personally. I'm just recommending what I use. This is what I probably would use in the future. These over Here, and I would recommend starting with this one. So you buy on the exchange, then you transfer to this. There's more questions you guys will probably have on how to do that. Happy to do that. Answer those privately if you want, but it's pretty simple to do. So here's a warning. Okay. Once you set up your cold storage wallet, you'll set up a PIN number to access the wallet and you'll also get a 12 or 24 word key or seed phrase. This seed phrase is your private key. Never under any circumstances share your seed phrase with anybody. Do not even write it on your notes app, on your phone, or in Google sheets or online anywhere. Always keep your seed phrase offline, written down somewhere only you can remember. Memorize it asap, and once you do, you'll be able to travel the world with your keys in your head and your wealth right here in your head. This may seem risky or scary. And at first it was for me too. Like I was scared at first. This sounds complicated. I'm kind of scared. Sounds too risky. Until I realized that keeping my money in the banks and in dollars was way more risky than learning how to follow these simple instructions and take ownership of my hard earned money. You guys have already made money. You've already put the energy and effort to actually make money. It's your job and your responsibility to keep your hard earned energy that you've already spent stored in a place that's secure, that you own, that nobody can take from you. That's the whole point of Bitcoin. And that's why I love it. Because you can protect your own energy, you've output to grow your business and nobody can take that from you. But you got to be careful, okay? Just follow the instructions on the wallet now. Buying it. How do you buy? You can do two, two ways. Okay. You can buy and hold. Like let's say you have a hundred thousand dollars liquid right now, you want to deploy, you can buy one fall swoop, you can get one bitcoin today, right? The pros of doing that, you get it at the best price today. Because the best price today might not be the best price tomorrow. It could go to 150, tomorrow it could go lower. You never know what the price is going to be. This costs the most money and you may stress out if you see the price drop. For example, I bought a good amount at 94,000, then it dropped to 76,000 and I bought more. But that's, that's the price of investing in anything, right? Dollar cost averaging DCA is when you buy a consistent amount of bitcoin every single week, no matter what the price is. Doing this is what I recommend for most people. You can buy 500 worth of Bitcoin every week or every other week or a month for most people. I suggest doing this. The pros of this, you basically don't have to break the bank and reduces your chances of getting of regretting investing in bitcoin. The cons of dcaing right, dollar cost averaging. You risk missing out on the lowest possible price. So if you buy 500 every single week, you buy basically $2,000 every single month. It's going to take you longer and longer and longer to acquire more and more bitcoin. Okay? It's only going to become harder because the price will continue to rise. It's mathematically and programmatically set to do that. So the amount of bitcoin you can actually buy over time decreases. But it depends on your risk tolerance and how much money you actually have. At the very least, I suggest dollar cost averaging. I dollar cost average every single week for a certain amount. The first rule of rich dad, poor dad, pay yourself first, right? Invest in yourself. So I would recommend you do that as well. Last but not least, never sell your bitcoin, at least not right now. Eventually you'll want to sell some of your bitcoin for things like houses, cars, land, businesses. But right now, the most important thing you can do is accumulate as much bitcoin as possible. Eventually you want to buy things you need every day. That's when it becomes really real. That's when it's not about the price of bitcoin, but how much bitcoin you have. And so here's a quick story. Back in 2021, I bought Bitcoin when I first discovered and really learned and how it works. So remember in 20, like 16, I first learned about it from my, my college friend. I didn't do anything with it because I wasn't ready for it. In 2020, 2021, I first started learning about bitcoin with the books I'm going to share with you here. I bought bitcoin and here's a story. Okay, so my friend that used to mine bitcoin, this was when the, when the, when the crypto bubble was happening back in 2018. This is when Bitcoin, I think, went to like $33,000 or something like that. And everyone was going crazy about it. It was mainstream news. Everyone first started talking about cryptocurrency. He told me to buy xrp. And I didn't know anything about crypto still, so I just trusted him and I bought XRP. I sent him about $3,000 of it actually. And the XRP went from a price of I think like 37 cents to like $3. So I 10x my money, I went from 3k invested to 30k in XRP, but I didn't end up selling. The price went down back to basically what I invested in. So I never actually made $30,000. I ended up never selling, and I ended up losing that money. So what happened is in 2021, I actually bought bitcoin. And at that price, at that time, it was about, I think $33,000 or something like that. And I bought it, but I still didn't understand it. I. I thought I understood it, but I still was treating it like a, like an, like a, like a quick investment. And so I ended up selling it. After i2x my money on it, I think I bought in like a $33,000 and I think it went to like 50,000 or something like that. And I sold it. And so this is a post from my Facebook where you can actually go look and read it. And I said, for example here, okay, back before the year 2020 ended, I moved that initial SRP position. Remember, I had $3,000 in XRP, I moved it to bitcoin. Then I quickly saw that investment grow to 2.5x in just the last two months alone. So this weekend I sold and I actually made enough to get my initial investment back, plus enough to fund two big goals that my wife and I set us to achieve this year, which is to save enough for our wedding celebration. Wedding fun, Traveling fun. Not to mention the fact that I kept the remaining amount still in my wallet to continue investing. So now I'm just playing with house money. But I'll also continue investing every month in my wallet and buying more cryptocurrency because I believe it's actually the future. Which was also another big pill to swallow, because after becoming more knowledgeable about bitcoin, but more cryptocurrency specifically, it just makes sense to me. So selling was also very hard. Will I regret this tomorrow if it jumped to 50k, 60k or 75k? Probably. What if it drops to 40, 30 or 20k? Question that in the long term really don't matter. If you think about it with where the world is going, because I truly believe that even today we're still pretty far off from the top of this whole thing. However, I couldn't help but realize how much of a fool I would be in history were to repeat itself. And I didn't capitalize on what the market had given me in the past two months. A 2.5x is better than a 0. You only make money when you sell. Don't get greedy. So that's my post in 2021. Now sitting here today. Do I regret that? 100 I regret that. And by the way, I didn't continue investing in bitcoin back then like I said I was going to. So I regret that too. So this is me now in 2025, trying to educate not only every single one of you, but also more people too. Keep in mind, during this time, I have my family, my parents invest $10,000 in Bitcoin. That $10,000, guess how much it's worth it. Can anybody guess? When was it? When did I invest? 2020. I believe maybe 2021. Around the same time. $10,000 is probably 100k now. It's worth almost 75 grand. Yeah, 75 grand. $10,000. So they don't understand it. I didn't understand it back then, otherwise I wouldn't have sold it. That's why I'm telling you guys to learn from my mistake. I should have kept investing more. I would have had way more today. And more importantly, I would have actually understood it if I kept researching it. But I thought I did and I didn't. So don't make the same mistake of me. I didn't truly understand it back then. So here's why you should. You might be asking, when should I start investing in bitcoin? Well, here's a. Here's a distributed graph of the wealth across the variety of asset classes in the. In the entire world. You can see here real estate. 300. $330 trillion is invested in real estate today. $300 trillion in bonds. A hundred trillion dollars in just cash. Right? Fiat currency 150. $115 trillion in equities. 6 trillion in cars and collectibles. 18 trillion in art. $16 trillion in gold. Bitcoin is sitting around, I think a 32 to 3 trillion dollar market cap right now, which means the majority of the wealth in this world is still not invested in bitcoin. It's invested in gold and art, in cars, collectibles and real estate. And once more and more people start realizing that bitcoin is a superior asset, they will start moving their money to bitcoin, which means it will be harder and harder for people like me and you to acquire more bitcoin companies like Michael Saylor, strategy is buying hundreds of thousands of bitcoin every single week. They are literally wiping the floor from everybody that can invest in bitcoin. So if I go to Sailor, for example, and you guys are not seeing this, I would pay attention to this. He just buys more and more bitcoin every single week. For example, if I go to here, Strategy has added $21 billion of digital assets in Q2, 20, 25. They just buy and buy and buy all the bitcoin as much as possible, which makes it harder and harder for me and you. He has $64 billion worth of Bitcoin in his strategy portfolio. $64 billion worth of Bitcoin. There's also the president of El Salvador who I just posted yesterday, who made one of the smartest decisions I think I ever made by a country and a president. He has $691 million worth of Bitcoin and yesterday because the price went to 112k, he made about $21 million in gains from that portfolio. So again I share this with you because if you look back at the investment here in real estate, it used to cost only $664, 664 Bitcoin to buy one home. Today it costs less than 4 Bitcoin to buy one home. It's getting harder and harder to fire one Bitcoin because why one Bitcoin is $111,000. It's more expensive. And so after years of holding, you'll realize that all the price predictions don't matter. Like people tell you it's going to go to a million dollars, it's going to go to $10 million per bitcoin. You know some people say whatever the crazy Michael Saylor, this guy that bought 20 that continues to buy it week over week over week, month over month over month, he's up 210 for his company because he keeps buying it. He says by in 21 years from now it'll be basically $21 million per bitcoin. Do I believe that? I'm not sure. I do know. It'll still continue going up. I think very bearish estimate will be probably a million dollars per bitcoin. That's a very safe, conservative estimate. So I would encourage you to first invest in yourself, AKA your self education, buy some of these books I'm going to share with you, continue to buy courses, coaching masterminds, get in the right rooms with people who know more than you, continue to invest back into your business. As much as you can to maximize your returns and your profit. But seriously, start allocating the excess capital you have, ideally, potentially into bitcoin, even if you just start dollar cost averaging today. I believe the reason why bitcoin makes more sense than ever, guys, is because of what we learned this past weekend in Miami. Okay? Pretty soon AI will only make everything cheaper, faster and more efficient. The cost of everything will go down because everything will become more abundant. Businesses will have cheaper delivery fulfillment structures to deliver their products and services, which means most businesses will go out of business. The cost of goods will drop. Something AI cannot produce, however, is more bitcoin. Like, it's only going to accelerate the rapid growth of it, in my opinion. So some additional resources I have here. Digital Gold this is one of the first books I read on bitcoin Bitcoin billionaires. This is the story of how bitcoin came to be. How people lost their bitcoin in the early days, how back then. This book was written a couple years ago. A hard money you can't with understanding money. I mentioned this creature of Jekyll island, how the Federal Reserve is a basically a business, it's not actually a government entity. And how they print money, the big print, why they print money and how they continue to print money and they'll only continue to print money. Did you guys know that every fiat currency has failed, AKA every currency that's basically a fake currency, like just a printed money has failed. Every single one. It's never worked. And I always thought, oh, the US is different. The US will work. It's not looking like the case anymore. It's. It's the same as it was in Germany when their currency failed back in World War I to World War II. And it looks like it's happening to us as well. Another good book I'd recommend to read is the Fourth Turning. I think it's behind me somewhere. I'll put that on here. And then some YouTube videos, right? It's not about how much bitcoin, it's not about how much the cost of bitcoin is. It's going to be how much bitcoin do you have in the future? And then there's a bunch of podcasts you can watch, listen to. And even this one right here, this is a retirement calculator which shows you if you want to retire, if you make a hundred thousand dollars a year today and you're age 25 or age 35, how much Bitcoin you need to retire in the next five years, 20, 30 about five Bitcoin in 20, 35, 10 years from now, about two to three Bitcoin again, if you make more money. 1500-002500-00300,000. That can all be relative. So those are all here for you guys to. To go through. That's it. That's right, Brian.