Winkelvoss Capital says Bitcoin is a 10x better inflation hedge than gold
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I would agree that the PP could benefit from some additional diversification, especially since stock evaluations are so high and bond yields are at an all time low. However, I think bitcoin doesn't have much of a track record and I believe that it would be highly speculative to assume anything about it's long-term gains.
I think an additional asset class for the PP might include additional diversifiers like merger&arbitrage (MNA, MERFX, ARBFX, etc.) and options-based event-driven strategies (IVOL, SWAN, TAIL, etc.).
What would Harry Browne design if he were alive today? Might it take a hint from portfolios like the Golden Butterfly or Dragon portfolios that have 5 asset classes rather than just 4? What might this 5th PP asset class contain?
EDIT: I'm going to name this the PP5 portfolio.
I think an additional asset class for the PP might include additional diversifiers like merger&arbitrage (MNA, MERFX, ARBFX, etc.) and options-based event-driven strategies (IVOL, SWAN, TAIL, etc.).
What would Harry Browne design if he were alive today? Might it take a hint from portfolios like the Golden Butterfly or Dragon portfolios that have 5 asset classes rather than just 4? What might this 5th PP asset class contain?
EDIT: I'm going to name this the PP5 portfolio.
Re: Winkelvoss Capital says Bitcoin is a 10x better inflation hedge than gold
Have not read the whole thread so apologies if it’s already been said. The Winkelvi recently said something to the effect that gold will be worthless because Elon Musk will be able to mine asteroids for unlimited amounts of gold. These guys are IMHO parasites who have extracted wealth from every host they have attached themselves to.
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Re: Winkelvoss Capital says Bitcoin is a 10x better inflation hedge than gold
Not sure what they were going for there. Trying to be edgy or whatnot. Wasn’t a good look imho.ppnewbie wrote: ↑Thu Oct 29, 2020 2:03 am Have not read the whole thread so apologies if it’s already been said. The Winkelvi recently said something to the effect that gold will be worthless because Elon Musk will be able to mine asteroids for unlimited amounts of gold. These guys are IMHO parasites who have extracted wealth from every host they have attached themselves to.
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How does one turn BTC into dollars without cashing them into some form of currency first and going into an account of some kind? With Gold that you hold physically, as long as cash is still legal...bitcoininthevp wrote: ↑Sun Oct 25, 2020 10:46 amI dont understand why Bitcoin requires transfer back into the system while gold does not.johnnywitt wrote: ↑Sat Oct 24, 2020 2:00 pm Unlike Gold, you have to transfer back into the system with Bitcoin, whereas you can completely, pretty much anyway, accomplish the opposite with the PM's.
Hey, I'm not knocking Crypto here. I am admittedly ignorant with regard to the intricacies of this asset class.
Re: Winkelvoss Capital says Bitcoin is a 10x better inflation hedge than gold
"A video chat is more valuable than the world's biggest oil explorer and producer"
"It’s the industrial age passing power to the digital age."
https://twitter.com/woonomic/status/132 ... 94400?s=20
I don't see gold being replaced by Bitcoin soon, but the world is definitely changing to digital
"It’s the industrial age passing power to the digital age."
https://twitter.com/woonomic/status/132 ... 94400?s=20
I don't see gold being replaced by Bitcoin soon, but the world is definitely changing to digital
Re: Winkelvoss Capital says Bitcoin is a 10x better inflation hedge than gold
Xan, can you put this thread into the VP section? It doesn't belong in the PP forum, and I'd like to opt out of future notifications of unread posts.
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I still dont understand.johnnywitt wrote: ↑Fri Oct 30, 2020 5:54 pm How does one turn BTC into dollars without cashing them into some form of currency first and going into an account of some kind? With Gold that you hold physically, as long as cash is still legal...
Hey, I'm not knocking Crypto here. I am admittedly ignorant with regard to the intricacies of this asset class.
Gold is a money like asset that you can hold and perhaps trade with, but likely will "cash out" to dollars in order to spend currently.
Bitcoin is a money like asset that you can hold and perhaps trade with, but likely will "cash out" to dollars in order to spend currently.
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Re: Winkelvoss Capital says Bitcoin is a 10x better inflation hedge than gold
Whats the problem with using stocks as money. 401ks are a savings account. Overvaluation of publicly traded companies?
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Re: Winkelvoss Capital says Bitcoin is a 10x better inflation hedge than gold
Because someone can take a gold coin into a person to person transaction for cash dollars. How does a person cash out their BTC holdings without going through 'the man'bitcoininthevp wrote: ↑Mon Nov 02, 2020 9:21 amI still dont understand.johnnywitt wrote: ↑Fri Oct 30, 2020 5:54 pm How does one turn BTC into dollars without cashing them into some form of currency first and going into an account of some kind? With Gold that you hold physically, as long as cash is still legal...
Hey, I'm not knocking Crypto here. I am admittedly ignorant with regard to the intricacies of this asset class.
Gold is a money like asset that you can hold and perhaps trade with, but likely will "cash out" to dollars in order to spend currently.
Bitcoin is a money like asset that you can hold and perhaps trade with, but likely will "cash out" to dollars in order to spend currently.
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You give me cash, I send you bitcoin (from my wallet to your wallet). No "man" involvedjohnnywitt wrote: ↑Fri Nov 06, 2020 3:10 pmBecause someone can take a gold coin into a person to person transaction for cash dollars. How does a person cash out their BTC holdings without going through 'the man'bitcoininthevp wrote: ↑Mon Nov 02, 2020 9:21 amI still dont understand.johnnywitt wrote: ↑Fri Oct 30, 2020 5:54 pm How does one turn BTC into dollars without cashing them into some form of currency first and going into an account of some kind? With Gold that you hold physically, as long as cash is still legal...
Hey, I'm not knocking Crypto here. I am admittedly ignorant with regard to the intricacies of this asset class.
Gold is a money like asset that you can hold and perhaps trade with, but likely will "cash out" to dollars in order to spend currently.
Bitcoin is a money like asset that you can hold and perhaps trade with, but likely will "cash out" to dollars in order to spend currently.
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Re: Winkelvoss Capital says Bitcoin is a 10x better inflation hedge than gold
Correct. Not sure how it could be simpler than this or why there is confusion. I give you cash, you give me bitcoin. Happy to answer any questions of where this is tripping people up.senecaaa wrote: ↑Sun Nov 08, 2020 3:25 amYou give me cash, I send you bitcoin (from my wallet to your wallet). No "man" involvedjohnnywitt wrote: ↑Fri Nov 06, 2020 3:10 pmBecause someone can take a gold coin into a person to person transaction for cash dollars. How does a person cash out their BTC holdings without going through 'the man'bitcoininthevp wrote: ↑Mon Nov 02, 2020 9:21 amI still dont understand.johnnywitt wrote: ↑Fri Oct 30, 2020 5:54 pm How does one turn BTC into dollars without cashing them into some form of currency first and going into an account of some kind? With Gold that you hold physically, as long as cash is still legal...
Hey, I'm not knocking Crypto here. I am admittedly ignorant with regard to the intricacies of this asset class.
Gold is a money like asset that you can hold and perhaps trade with, but likely will "cash out" to dollars in order to spend currently.
Bitcoin is a money like asset that you can hold and perhaps trade with, but likely will "cash out" to dollars in order to spend currently.
In fact, in person bitcoin transactions are easier than in person gold transactions as bitcoin is easier to verify than gold. Verification can be done by a simple general purpose computer/phone. Depending on what you’re buying in terms of gold, all kinds of specialized contraptions of varying cost and complexity are required.
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Just in https://twitter.com/APompliano/status/1 ... 2018475010
BlackRock CIO of Fixed Income Rick Rieder talking about Bitcoin replacing gold on CNBC this morning.
Ignore at your own peril...
BlackRock CIO of Fixed Income Rick Rieder talking about Bitcoin replacing gold on CNBC this morning.
Ignore at your own peril...