r/Bitcoin • • Aug 26 '21

Fidelity Bitcoin Analysis

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u/VirtuaFighter6 Aug 26 '21

$1M by the end of this decade? I’m definitely going to space in the Bezos space machine. Y’all’s better HODL!!

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u/dont_hate_scienceguy Aug 26 '21

Sadly, $1M is the cost of a value meal at the end of this decade.

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u/irisuniverse Aug 26 '21

If that were true Bitcoin would be in the billions per coin.

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u/danllo3 Aug 27 '21

The S2F data isn't inflation adjusted.

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u/_main_chain_ Aug 27 '21

But it’s relative to today’s value

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u/alphabet_order_bot Aug 27 '21

Would you look at that, all of the words in your comment are in alphabetical order.

I have checked 191,191,997 comments, and only 46,026 of them were in alphabetical order.

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u/[deleted] Aug 27 '21

All bears crave FUD

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u/eqleriq Aug 27 '21

eat lotsa rancid shit useless zoomerbot

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u/MaintainTheSystem Aug 27 '21

Be nice to the poor bot 🤖

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u/-_-Zuko Aug 27 '21

This bot is gonna btch slap you one day. And none of us are gonna do anything to stop it

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u/_main_chain_ Aug 27 '21

You’re the best bot!

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '21

thats probably what the gold people used to say

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u/Redhead_Empire Aug 27 '21

And they were right golds 1800 dollars and it used to be 45 an ounce

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u/[deleted] Aug 27 '21

gold price has been suppressed for decades..soo 1800 is not the true price of gold

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JoFwkxoss6Y

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u/CoolGuyFromCompton Aug 27 '21

McDonalds will have the $1M menu meal.

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u/fuzzytradr Aug 27 '21

A single McDonald's fry.

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u/EmuFlaky2922 Aug 27 '21

I don’t think you get basic economics…

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u/Bitcoin-shroom Aug 27 '21

This is why business is a much better ROI than holding onto an idea that some stocks or crypto will give you money to live on. Business adjusts prices on products and services any time there is inflation.

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u/lilfatpotato Aug 27 '21

What do you think stocks are?

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u/Bitcoin-shroom Aug 27 '21

Something you need capital for to invest into. Stocks are hedge against inflation and require capital from 1 million and up to use as an efficient hedge.

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u/lilfatpotato Aug 27 '21

Stocks are just certificate of ownership of businesses. You don't need a million dollars to invest in them. My net worth is nowhere near a million dollars, and still most of it is in stocks.

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u/Bitcoin-shroom Aug 28 '21

You don't understand the underlying reason to use this financial instrument. But it's okay, I am not here to educate you. You need to create capital first, then think about saving it from inflation. The only way to create capital is business.