This thing has been growing for 11 years non-stop, doubling every 12 months ... We're currently on track for 1 billion people having exposure to Bitcoin as an asset class in the next four years. So, by 2025, 1/8th of the world population will have exposure to this monetary base.

Now we've got people who aren't even interested in Bitcoin coming in because they just want to pick up the money. They can get 20, 40, 60, 100%+ annualized yield on their US dollars, which kind of shits all over anything you can get in the traditional world.

That's essentially what we're tracking—this destruction of fiat currency as Bitcoin starts to suck in the monetary base. I think what we're witnessing here is the birth of a new monetary base, which is no longer based on fear; it's based on consensus agreement that this has value and this thing is a value that can be stored online [and] digitally moved across borders within seconds. And, so, it's an Internet age technology. It's a new Internet age monetary standard.

If my goal as a trader has been to accumulate more US dollars, what that now tells me is I had a wrong goal because my goal was to accumulate the weakest asset in the world—the most depreciating asset in the world, and that's US dollars.

In my mind, Bitcoin's the legacy. It is crypto. Crypto is Bitcoin; Bitcoin is crypto.

There are all sorts of institutions buying right now. It seems like the word is out that Bitcoin is now a valid investment alternative to gold in these times.

There's only about 150 million holders of Bitcoin in the world, and 1 million of them a trading derivatives.

I think, in terms of, you know, a store of value asset, I think Ethereum has been competing for a long time, even as early as 2017.