If you do not hold your own private keys, the Bitcoin is not really yours. If someone else holds your private keys (like PayPal, Robinhood, or any cryptocurrency exchange), you do not control your own Bitcoin. The Bitcoin does not truly belong to you. It can be lost, hacked, seized, or otherwise ...

In Bitcoin, you have public addresses and private keys:

• The public address is like an email address, where you can receive Bitcoin. It is safe to give someone your Bitcoin public address, if you would like them to send you some Bitcoin. A Bitcoin public address will lo...

Gold is not a perfect store of value:

• It is difficult to transport. During wars many people lost theyir gold savings.
• It's difficult to store. Special facilities are needed but even then history is filled with examples of government confiscati...

Bitcoin solves all of Gold problems.

• I can hold my Bitcoin in self-custody, and no one can take it from me. I’m not dependent on a bank or other third party.
• The Federal Reserve cannot devalue my savings that are held in Bitcoin. If the Fed prints more money, the price of my Bi...

One of the hallmarks of the “efficient market hypothesis” (EMH) is that current information and future information that is known today will get priced into an asset.

If everyone knows that Apple will beat earnings this quarter, those expected earnings will get priced into Apple’s stock...

Is a paper famous for coming up with a valuation got Bitcoin. It borrows the concept of “stock-to-flow” from precious metals analysts. “Stock-to-flow” (henceforth “S2F”) as a way of measuring the relative scarcity of a commodity. With the analogy the price of bitcoin is predicted to hit:

1. Value your wealth in Bitcoin
2. Dollar cost average into Bitcoin
3. Never sell your Bitcoin
4. Never trade in and out of Bitcoin
5. Ignore the price of Bitcoin
6. Not your keys, not your coins
7. Never share your recovery seed
8. Don’t advertise your Bitcoi...