That's why I'm thinking that the only smart financial investment, if you don't want to invade Canada, is Saylor-style. Incorporate a real business, take out a corporate loan or issue shares or something, buy Bitcoin, cover running costs and pay back the investors with revenue from the business, repeat. And I think a smart business person can do this more effectively with a business, than an individual can do with their day job. Businesses leverage human potential, especially the potential of groups of humans.

Of course, as you and I know, not all investment is done for merely financial gain. Sometimes people build things because they want those things to exist, more than they want to become rich. There have to be intrinsic human motivators because money is actually a relatively recent invention and humans invested before then, and not merely in their own survival.