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In this solo segment, Mark Moss argues that Bitcoin can be expected to appreciate at roughly 20% per year. He applies the Rule of 72, showing that a 20% annual return means the investment doubles every 3.5 years. By iterating this doubling—1→2, 2→4, 4→8, etc.—he illustrates how, over a 20‑year horizon, an early investor can achieve a hundred‑fold increase compared to someone who starts much later. Moss emphasizes that many people miss out because they don’t grasp the parabolic nature of compounding. He reinforces the point with a Warren Buffett analogy: Buffett’s wealth grew modestly until his 60s, then exploded as the compounding effect kicked in, moving from billions to potentially hundreds of billions. The core message is that long‑term, consistent growth compounds dramatically, and Bitcoin’s projected 20% return can generate massive wealth if held over multiple decades.

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