In 2035, buying 1 BTC will probably look something like this.
The Fed’s money-printing clerk is working overtime to get paid—one stack isn’t enough, they need several.
Of course, this is a meme and exaggerated. But if you look back at the trajectory—at a few cents in 2010, a few hundred dollars in 2015, and $60,000 in June 2021—then in 2035, buying a BTC might indeed require hauling a few boxes of cash.
The core question is simple: do you have it in your hands. By then, people who already hold it won’t need to move cash; they can just transfer it.
If you don’t hold any, then this image is your future.
The Fed’s money-printing clerk is working overtime to get paid—one stack isn’t enough, they need several.
Of course, this is a meme and exaggerated. But if you look back at the trajectory—at a few cents in 2010, a few hundred dollars in 2015, and $60,000 in June 2021—then in 2035, buying a BTC might indeed require hauling a few boxes of cash.
The core question is simple: do you have it in your hands. By then, people who already hold it won’t need to move cash; they can just transfer it.
If you don’t hold any, then this image is your future.