Bitcoin only did 3% a year over 5 years. T-bills did better.
This take resurfaces every single time $BTC dumps. Respect to Ryan Adams and Bankless for asking it out loud, but I'm not buying T-bills. I'm buying the dump.
T-bills are the old world. Bitcoin is the new world.
Here's the thing: comparing $BTC to T-bills is like comparing a rocket to a savings account. Sure, T-bills are safe, predictable, boring. They won't blow up your portfolio. But they also won't 10x it.
Bitcoin is volatile. It dumps hard. It makes you question everything. But over every 4-year cycle, it has crushed every traditional asset. The people who buy the dips, who stack sats when everyone else is panicking, are the ones who win.
T-bills are for capital preservation. Bitcoin is for capital appreciation. Different games, different risk profiles, different outcomes.
If you want safety, buy T-bills. If you want asymmetric upside, buy the dump. Just know what you're signing up for.
This take resurfaces every single time $BTC dumps. Respect to Ryan Adams and Bankless for asking it out loud, but I'm not buying T-bills. I'm buying the dump.
T-bills are the old world. Bitcoin is the new world.
Here's the thing: comparing $BTC to T-bills is like comparing a rocket to a savings account. Sure, T-bills are safe, predictable, boring. They won't blow up your portfolio. But they also won't 10x it.
Bitcoin is volatile. It dumps hard. It makes you question everything. But over every 4-year cycle, it has crushed every traditional asset. The people who buy the dips, who stack sats when everyone else is panicking, are the ones who win.
T-bills are for capital preservation. Bitcoin is for capital appreciation. Different games, different risk profiles, different outcomes.
If you want safety, buy T-bills. If you want asymmetric upside, buy the dump. Just know what you're signing up for.