I have the same mindset.

For me personally, that translated to a 5-year accumulation period where I put all excess cash flow towards a target bitcoin amount. I set this target based on what I’d be comfortable losing, and what I’d be comfortable holding if Bitcoin goes to $1M-$10M+.

Once I hit that target, I started then using excess cash flow for other investments and lifestyle upgrades. Enjoying life and diversifying the balance sheet a bit more. But I did maintain a reasonably sized DCA (hourly on Strike) to keep that total Bitcoin number going up. But it’s very small relative to total excess cash flow.

This feels like the happy medium to me. And now I have no fear of missing out if Bitcoin moons overnight.

At this point, I’m really just underallocated on gold. But I tried accumulating last year during the bull market and it was such a bad experience, I put that target goal on the back burner.

This hurts to read, but I really understand the sentiment.

One thing I’d say to challenge you is that eventually humanity will understand the need for a trustless currency that governments can’t debase. That timing may not coincide with the next print. That bag of Bitcoin you’re holding is a utility for the time when you actually need to access your funds, and a call option on when humanity finally figures out why this should be so valuable. It’s a smart way to build a resilient balance sheet.

That said, opportunity cost is real and it’s hard to watch 10x+ outcomes on the AI/power craze, not to mention gains in metals.

I love this feature too. Prefer Costco’s product selection but the shopping experience and checkout are just so peaceful at a Sam’s.

4:30am wake
Electrolytes and caffeine
4:45 start
- warmup 5-10 min on BikeErg
- 60-70 min of training (I prefer CrossFit)
-10-15 min of mobility work and stretching
- shower (sometimes cold plunge before)
- breakfast + coffee + family time before work / getting kids to school

So ready for whatever the day has to offer, knowing I’ve already put myself at a great starting point.

Love it! Those things are also beasts

Land Cruiser time?

I’ve wondered this myself. If they are actually buying bitcoin through the preferreds and common…where would the price be without that demand. Maybe we’d be materially lower, but I also expect many would-be sellers would be holding until there was more liquidity on the buy side

I’m a middle-aged bitcoiner and think about buying a secondary vehicle / sports car all the time 😂😂

I know, such a cliche

So did bitcoin 🫣

I kid, as someone who loves this use case and buys a ton of bitcoin.