For $BTC, I think the bottom is in, but FinX is getting overly bullish. For those claiming the four-year cycle is dead, look at the historical peak-to-peak timing: 2013 to 2017: 1,478 days 2017 to 2021: 1,424 days 2021 to 2025: 1,426 days That’s remarkable consistency. If history repeats, the next peak could arrive around 2029. My target? $180K–$200K. Not $300K. In no universe is it $1 million. Bitcoin’s percentage gains have diminished with each cycle, and I personally don’t think institutional buying will automatically erase 17 years of history. When the next peak arrives, buckle up. You’ll get another buying opportunity.

My wife watching me execute a flawless VLOOKUP in $MSFT Excel.

If the S&P 500 had a “lost decade” … Then most of your stocks did way worse in that time.

Which year did more damage to the US dollar? 1913 or 1971?

$200k in $VOO will grow about 20k+ on average annually. Imagine how quick 300k comes when you are also contributing

Okay @Costco… just hear me out.

POV: “We don’t micromanage here”…

Bitcoin is growing up. $180k at the next peak in seems to be a solid point for the next peak. The good news is no one is selling their $BTC at $87k. I think we see Bitcoin at 1 million in 25 years based on the current t trajectory. 3 million in 2069. Are there other factors at play that could change this? Sure. But it appears Bitcoin is maturing at a fast pace.

You’re too bullish on $BTC It’s not the 2010s anymore. $BTC peak-to-peak gains have decreased drastically 2011: $32 2013: $1,150 +3,494% 2017: $19,920 +1,632% 2021: $68,790 +245% 2025: $126,200 +84% Based on the history it’s not too far off to forecast a 45% gain to the next peak in 2029

$BTC may not hit 1 mil in your lifetime. It may get to a point where the S&P will consistently outperform it. $BTC tops throughout history 2011: $32 2013: $1,150 +3,494% 2017: $19,920 +1,632% 2021: $68,790 +245% 2025: $126,200 +84% It does hit new highs. But the returns between cycle tops keep shrinking drastically. Be prepared to not see 1 mil in your lifetime