If the world realized Bitcoin's value, Bitcoin should be a $10-100 trillion market cap.

So, Bitcoin, to me, represents that it's found product-market fit in terms of traction, in terms of usability. Bitcoin, as a store-of-value asset, fits all those parameters without any tweeking necessary on layer one. Bitcoin doesn't need to do any improvements; it doesn't need to do an upgrade. A lot of people find that boring; I find it thrilling. It means that Bitcoin has found traction and product-market fit and that, even if we all walked away and there was no development on it, it would still survive.

When the US Infrastructure Bill news came out, it was very negative. This was not good news. Bitcoin didn't care .. That, to me, reads bull run ... In a bull run, negative press is disregarded and positive news buoys the price. In a bear market, we see the opposite—positive news has no impact, and negative news continually punishes it lower.

Consistency, I think, is the number one thing that people forget. I have not missed tweeting a day in three years. If you do, you lose your spot in the relevancy engine with Twitter.

I was in undergrad during the 2008 financial crisis studying finance and I'm like, my professors don't know shit; neither do the people on TV and neither do these books that I'm reading. And that's what kind of shook my foundational trust and belief in the existing financial system, and that's when Bitcoin came around. When I saw that, I was like, this is a good new way to rebuild the financial system without having to trust these institutions.

[Bitcoin has] taught me a lot about investing, in general. If you just have a 5-10 year horizon on any asset... just thinking that far ahead and HODLing, you're ahead of the curve by 20-fold.

Bitcoin is succeeding, and that's ultimately what this is about. Bitcoin has succeeded, is succeeding, and banks coming in is a validation that is true.

Bitcoin exposes so much of the raw human nature of fear and greed ... Nothing changed about Bitcoin; the price just changed. But because of that, people have these mental models of what's expensive or cheap, and so, it totally flips the idea of ... how do people value things on top of its head. It's really interesting to see.

I just think simplicity is the ultimate way to go build product. It means that folks find value in your product much more quickly. You can convey the value prop, people discover the value prop, they could activate it at a higher rate.

Robinhood just reported... 41% of their revenue comes from crypto, and over 60% of that 40% is Doge.

I've been in Bitcoin for nine years, and that has been a huge fascination for me. I would say the creator economy is not an equal fascination but quickly becoming something very interesting. I think about it as the monetization of all human information ... Creators are just taking whatever knowledge they have locally, putting that on the Internet, distributing it, then monetizing that.

The existing private wealth managers in multifamily offices have no idea of how to service wealthy crypto folks.

Bitcoin plus Ethereum has probably created more individual billionaires than any other project.

Technically, I'm over 100% of my net worth in Bitcoin because I took a small lever position back when Bitcoin was $7,000 at the bottom of the cycle because I believe that Bitcoin, you know, in a bull run, obviously appreciates. So, technically, over 100% of my net worth is in Bitcoin.

You've got Solana coming up ... I think Solana very much much challenges Ethereum. Solana is becoming very popular.

Tether is called a stable coin. A stable coin is a representation of a fiat currency, so Tether represents US Dollars, and it's called USDT.

Memes are such an incredible part of how stuff is communicated nowadays ... People can be elected based on memes.