Short YouTube commentary by Kosta Ouzas arguing bitcoin is no longer an "early" asset but is increasingly absorbing global liquidity as people and institutions move savings and capital into bitcoin amid government money printing. The speaker presents bitcoin as a global "sponge" attracting capital from property sales and personal savings.
I think those days are gone, and you need to be smarter about it. Even. Even like bitcoin now. Like, you're not early. No one's really early. Even if it goes to a million dollars, even if it goes to $10 million, which it might in the next 20, 30 years, if it does what it's doing, which is basically absorbing the world's liquidity, right? People are moving money out. You know, the governments are printing money, they're adding liquidity into the system. And bitcoin is a sponge that's starting to attract a lot of that money, right? People are selling properties, they're buying bitcoin. People are putting their savings into bitcoin, and they're doing it all around the world, right? So it's like this giant sponge that's sucking it all up.
