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Jacek.degen.eth π©
@jacek
Caught a fairly recent interview with Charlie Munger where he said heβs against Bitcoin because he doesnβt believe in its scarcity. He argued that unlike gold, if thereβs enough incentive, someone will figure out how to make more of it. Thought that was an interesting take. Hope everyone has a great holiday weekend!
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kevang30.base.eth
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Hi Jacek, In my humble and inexpert opinion, both, gold and btc have the same opportunity. If one day there is a greater interest in gold no longer being worth anything, then that will be the case, and the price will go to the underworld. In this world, everything depends on the value we give it; the rest is unsure.
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Jacek.degen.eth π©
@jacek
yeah, what if we find some gold asteroid and gold becomes worthless? π€― no clue if thatβs realistic.
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Rocky π¦π·π΅π©π
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Yes, it is realistic. Many asteroirs have large quantities of valuable metals. Space mining isn't as far away as it seems.
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