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I'm interested about the underlying thesis: do assets that BTC could one day aspire to replace (in the short term, gold, for instance) follow the "wealth distribution" described in the meme below? How much gold does the 0.001% have? What about other assets? Is there even available data to figure these things out?

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B.O.P 2y ago

Wealth distribution will improve because there is no cantillion effect of the money printer

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hh 2y ago

I'm not even going there. I was simply asking for data on other assets, to see if we can get to a more accurate prediction for BTC.