Mark Moss argues that people judge Bitcoin by its past price while evaluating stocks like Tesla or Apple on future potential. This double standard makes no sense if you're trying to assess what Bitcoin could become.
Maybe one of the most commonly asked questions for people who really aren't in it, they're not really convinced on Bitcoin, is that they say, but it's too late, it's too expensive, I missed it, right? I mean, that's like most people, right? I heard that yesterday. Yeah, yeah, right. But I think it's really interesting to hear that because TradFi, anybody who owns stocks, which most people working today have some sort of stocks in their 401k or whatever, most people, TradFi, when they invest, they think about what is the potential future of Tesla or Apple or Google. So you're buying something, Mag 7 or whatever, because you think it's going to be worth more in the future. But when you think about Bitcoin, for some reason you think about the past price. That's weird. Like, it makes no sense. It makes no sense, right? If you want to know more about creating a wealth operating system, just comment ready and we'll send you the link.
