"Never sell your Bitcoin"
Stack Hodler
This weekend I hiked up a mountain with my wife and father-in-law.
My son was strapped to my back, giggling and pointing at every hiker and biker we passed.
These are the moments I'll think about on my death bed. They are literally priceless.
I understand why people say you should never sell you Bitcoin... And I agree that you should never sell ALL of your Bitcoin.
But the idea of jealously guarding every last Sat, even if it means forgoing a better life for you and your family, even if you have more than enough BTC to live well... This idea never sat well with me.
Bitcoin is money. Which means it's merely a tool for living well. A very effective tool, but a tool nonetheless.
Luckily for us, it's growing faster than any major asset in history.
Which means at a certain point, your time will become more valuable than the incremental Satoshi.
A lot of the people who say "never sell your Bitcoin" also like to say "you don't have enough Bitcoin" - which is another statement I disagree with.
Your stack will eventually reach "escape velocity" - the point where you can sell some BTC to improve your family's life and still watch your wealth grow. At that point you DO have enough Bitcoin.
My goal with Stack Wisely is to get you to that point as quickly as possible and help you find the optimal balance between enjoying your wealth today and preserving it for the future.
Thank you for being here.
My son was strapped to my back, giggling and pointing at every hiker and biker we passed.
These are the moments I'll think about on my death bed. They are literally priceless.
I understand why people say you should never sell you Bitcoin... And I agree that you should never sell ALL of your Bitcoin.
But the idea of jealously guarding every last Sat, even if it means forgoing a better life for you and your family, even if you have more than enough BTC to live well... This idea never sat well with me.
Bitcoin is money. Which means it's merely a tool for living well. A very effective tool, but a tool nonetheless.
Luckily for us, it's growing faster than any major asset in history.
Which means at a certain point, your time will become more valuable than the incremental Satoshi.
A lot of the people who say "never sell your Bitcoin" also like to say "you don't have enough Bitcoin" - which is another statement I disagree with.
Your stack will eventually reach "escape velocity" - the point where you can sell some BTC to improve your family's life and still watch your wealth grow. At that point you DO have enough Bitcoin.
My goal with Stack Wisely is to get you to that point as quickly as possible and help you find the optimal balance between enjoying your wealth today and preserving it for the future.
Thank you for being here.
