What’s the Ten31 view on business models for real (tangible) assets under a bitcoin standard?

Discounting at 50-65% means pretty much every single physical asset (real estate, energy, manufacturing, etc.) out there is mispriced relative to bitcoin.

How is the bitcoin community fixing that? I’m not a developer but I’m a bitcoin maxi … besides hodling bitcoin forever and spending only as necessary, how do I build a career / profession by buying oil fields, high rises, golf courses, etc. with my stack?

I’m sure other bitcoiners have this dynamic, too.

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one shouldn't hodl forever.

the circular economy is key to winning this battle not just the willingness to die on a hill, as noble as that is...

IT IS A TIMING THING.

SOME BUSINESS MODELS WILL NOT MAKE SENSE FOR 5/10/15 YEARS.

I hear ya.

I'd guess I'd want to know what "spending as necessary" means to you? The "hodling forever" mantra is one of the biggest loads of bullshit in our community.

You get one life. What benefit do you get by hodling forever? Unless you already were well off and FIAT flush, the beauty of Bitcoin's gains are you and your loved ones could experience things you may otherwise not be able to.

There will be no bigger regret then sitting on your death bed and wishing you had done something but didn't because you hodled. Then if whomever you pass the BTC down to did the same thing? Sounds miserable.

Now, I will say that on your career question, if you're not passionate about any of those things you mentioned, you definitely shouldn't spend on those. But if you find something that you are, even if that is braiding friendship bracelets, by all means chase it.

Stoic mindset. What do I need? Cut out all the other superfluous bullshit.

I'm pretty minimalist myself in terms of material possessions so I feel that.

If you have younger kids, I'd advocate for spending on experiences. I believe that child psychologists say something like you essentially plot their quest for learning between the ages of 6-12. So taking them on adventures and developing intellectual curiosity would be the top of my list.

Now that my kids are grown, I spend on travel. I like experiencing other people, cultures, and places. I'm a firm believer in people that do very little traveling (even if it is just within the States), typically end up being misinformed and have poor viewpoints.

kids grow in free space with guidance ime, not too much monitoring by all the monitors which seem to be exponentially growing everywhere

scuse me, but my son put cams in the house to monitor his kids & it's bothering me

Totally agree. I grew up free range (LOL) as a Gen Xer and definitely believe that is why I developed the way I did. I gave my kids the same latitude to get out an explore. If you're doing the right things elsewhere, they will respect that and see that exponential growth as you said versus kids with helicopter parents that sheltered them and then hit their 20s and need to be coaxed off the ledge at work when being told anything other than having their asses kissed.

exactly Svobda! good on U & made me laugh too t-y fren