Mark Moss argues that a 50% Bitcoin drawdown doesn't matter for his retire-off-Bitcoin strategy. Large price swings don't affect whether you can actually live off it, though most people expect a retirement plan to avoid big losses.
Bitcoin's down over 50% from its all-time high. And if you were deploying a retire off of Bitcoin strategy, like I've suggested and talked about, it wouldn't matter to you. Who cares if it's in a bear market? It wouldn't even affect your retirement strategy. So I think that's a big shocking thing for most people because they think, oh my gosh, how could you recommend it as a retirement strategy when it can go down by 50%? And my response is it doesn't even matter.
