I must have lost a zero -- this is what I get for posting before the coffee's had time to work.
And yea, I paid around $100,000 for a month of rent at one point, so I feel the same pain. Especially since it turns out I was eligible for unemployment during that period where the restaurant I worked at was temporarily closed as they moved locations.
Though that said, you ARE thinking in terms of fiat at today's prices. Give it a decade or two of inflation while BTC adoption expands and we may well hit quite a bit higher.
Not sure about that. The math doesn't add up.
It could take 5, 10, even 25% of the global value, it's still not even close.
There is little chance Bitcoin takes over 25% of the future global financial and asset value. The math isn't there.
