Prediction: Taxes will shove foreign money out, weaken the dollar, and force the Fed/Treasury to print even more to prop up markets. In that environment, Bitcoin is the clean, digital lifeboat for global capital and could rocket toward $1 million before the next U.S. presidential term ends.
No Bitcoin chart is more important than this one—the 200-week moving average. It tracks the average price of Bitcoin over the past four years, and gives us a powerful long-term signal of the network’s growth.
For the last 10 years, this chart has consistently trended upward and to the right. The key point isn’t the price itself, but what it represents: the steady flow of capital into the Bitcoin network over time. Each pinned price point, taken on January 1st of each year, highlights this ongoing accumulation.
Unlike short-term price charts filled with volatility, this one filters out the noise. It shows Bitcoin’s long-term trajectory without the daily ups and downs. If you truly grasp this chart, you’ll realize it’s the clearest signal available—more meaningful than any other price movement or technical analysis.
This is the signal. Everything else is just noise.
I’ve learned a lot from Michael Saylor, like Ekalavya learned from Dronacharya.
When we lived in an agricultural economy, we monetized the most productive asset of that era—land, especially agricultural land and everything tied to it.
As humanity transitioned into a mechanical and industrial economy, the focus shifted to products, services, and logistics. In that era, the most valuable asset became urban real estate—we monetized cities and residential zones close to centers of productivity.
Now, we’re entering the cyber-economy—and we’re still in the early phase, maybe 10–15 years into this shift. In this digital and hyperconnected world, the most productive asset is no longer physical—it’s digital, decentralized, and incorruptible. It’s Bitcoin.
Just as we monetized land and cities in previous economic eras, we will inevitably monetize Bitcoin in the cyber-economy. In hindsight, 15–20 years from now, it will seem obvious.
Take action, Buy Bitcoin.
When you know you’re holding an absolute winner, and you have both conviction and understanding, diversification stops making sense.
Conviction doesn’t come from hype—it comes from deep study, careful observation, and critical thinking. You research, reflect, question, and revisit the idea until it becomes clear. That clarity builds conviction. And once you have conviction, you act with courage.
The real order is:
Study → Observe → Reflect → Understand → Conviction → Courage → Action.
Once you’ve reached that point, why diversify? You don’t hedge when you’re holding the winning hand.
Diversification is for those without conviction—it’s a bromide, a safety blanket for the unsure.
Bitcoin is simple at its core — it’s digital, scarce, borderless money. It doesn’t rely on trust in banks or governments, because it uses cryptography and decentralized consensus to enforce the rules. That means no inflation surprises, no censorship, and no bailouts. Just pure, hard money with a fixed supply and a transparent, incorruptible ledger.
It’s not about “tech.” It’s about freedom, property rights, and sound economics.
My advice: Buy the BTC dip and think long term—10 years—because it’s a finite asset.
Dollar-cost average monthly to smooth out volatility and remove emotional decision-making.
It might make a little sense when it is a risk-on investments.
Diversification is a biggest myth.
Diversification is selling the winners to buy the losers.
I view diversification not as a prudent strategy, but as a dilution of potential wealth accumulation. By concentrating investments in what I consider the superior asset ‘Bitcoin’ - I believe investors can achieve greater financial security and growth.
After I understood Bitcoin, I began to deeply understand time.
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I can connect you to a bitcoiner in India.
If you’re looking for a true economic signal—a sense of where the puck is moving—pay close attention to non-resident Indians (NRIs).
They represent the creamy layer of Indian talent: highly skilled, technically sharp, globally exposed, and financially literate. Earning in dollar assets while carrying a mindset rooted in savings and long-term value, they deeply understand the differences between currencies, asset classes, and economic systems.
If you want to know where the smart money is going, look at where NRIs are putting their capital. Talk to them. Watch their behavior. They are the signal.
And right now, that signal is pointing clearly toward Bitcoin.
To buy Bitcoin, you need courage.
To have courage, you need clarity.
To gain clarity, you must deeply understand Bitcoin.
To understand Bitcoin, you need to dedicate 100–200 hours of focused study.
And to even make that time, you need the desire for freedom & money in its truest form.
So in the end, if you truly want wealth, the path is simple:
Desire → Study → Understanding → Clarity → Courage → Buying Bitcoin.
Capital controls are coming.
People often say that Bitcoin has no intrinsic value—but I see that as one of its greatest strengths.
Bitcoin is a large-scale asset that isn’t tied to any traditional measure of intrinsic value. And as we move into an era of abundance, everything that does have so-called intrinsic value is increasingly vulnerable to disruption.
Bitcoin stands apart—by design.