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Critics once screamed airplanes would 'drop like rocks' because they didn't grasp the physics.
Today, Bitcoin's 17-year flawless run proves the naysayers are just as clueless about its unbreakable engineering.
Watch why it's safer than flying, as explained by @TomerStrolight.
Dr. Marc Kramer retweeted
"Money talks and bullshit walks" Jason from "All In Podcast" is walking back from his claim BTC would never hit it's all time high again. He has still refused to accept my $1M bet. Upon being offered the friendly challenge, Jason started manufacturing excuses.
Instead of taking the bet he starting scrambling for excuses, first, asking me for 'legitimate' escrow company. I've used escrow companies to intermediate billions in real estate deals and company purchases. there are over 4000 in the US. He knows this.
Then he suggested on his podcast the money should be invested while in escrow, of course, I agreed to that. And he still hasn't taken the bet. Talk is cheap... but in the podcast world I guess it actually is just content.
Dr. Marc Kramer retweeted
So, basically, 8 billion people are worried that AI will take their jobs while 500 million people use AI to write emails that 500 million other people use AI to summarize, just so 100 million managers can ask AI to generate reports that nobody reads, while 10 billion AI agents prepare to replace the humans who were already pretending to work.
Dr. Marc Kramer retweeted
Bitcoin will never break its all-time high again." — Jason Calacanis
Jason, I'll bet you $1,000,000 it will break its ATH. Here are the terms:
Bitcoin hits or exceeds $126,210.50 on or before October 28, 2028, 12PM PST
I’m happy to trust you to pay or if you prefer we can each escrow the dollars with independent party.
The bet is either settled when Bitcoin hits the ATH or on October 28, 2028.
@jason Do we have a bet?
Dr. Marc Kramer retweeted
A quantum computer just hit 99.9995% accuracy.
Bitcoiners should care about one thing in that headline, and it isn't the number.
It's the word "one."
One logical qubit, built from up to 37 physical qubits.
Breaking Bitcoin's signatures takes roughly 2,000 logical qubits running billions of operations together without failing. That's a systems problem, not a fidelity problem.
The error rate dropped sharply as they scaled the code. That's real progress, and it's the part worth watching.
But it isn't a jump toward a Bitcoin-breaking machine.
The number I watch is how many logical qubits can run one long computation together. Today, that number is small.
I track it at quantumrekt.com
Dr. Marc Kramer retweeted
Replying to @DavidDTawil
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Dr. Marc Kramer retweeted
People beg me for a Bitcoin price prediction, so it's finally time to give it to you:
Kiyosaki once pushed me for a number on a 10 to 15 year timeframe, so I said millions of dollars per Bitcoin in the 2030s.
People find that unimaginable and crazy. What they don't take into account is the hyperinflation of the US dollar, which is underway right now, as it is with all fiat currencies, all the time.
Anyone who's ever opened a history book knows that paper currencies unbacked by commodity money like gold or silver must end in hyperinflation.
There's every incentive to print it into worthlessness, and no safeguard against such printing. They're either conquered and replaced, or they hyperinflate.
That's literally the only thing that ever happens, without exception.
As Charlie Munger says, show me the incentive and I'll show you the outcome.
If you create a currency that can be printed ad infinitum with no restrictions, and it rewards the printer for printing it, what do you think is going to happen?
They print the thing until it goes to zero. Of course.
The dollar is a fiat currency shitcoin. So when you denominate Bitcoin in dollars, Bitcoin trading in the millions and tens of millions is as certain as the dollar being printed into worthlessness.
I know that sounds scary if you're used to the dollar working. But you've got to zoom out. As Schopenhauer said, every man takes the limits of his field of vision for the limits of the world. Don't make that mistake.
Study the fate of fiat currencies and you'll understand.
This could be a multi-decade, multi-generational game. But directionally, I can say with a very high degree of certainty:
Bitcoin number go up, US dollar number go down.
So my prediction is that the Bitcoin price will go up forever.









