If you pay $100.000 into your pension fund it will have a buying power of $55.207 in 30 years, and $37.152 in 50 years - that's a little more than 1/3 - assuming 2% inflation (lol, it's more)
If you put $100.000 into bitcoin it will have a buying power of at least $15.625.000 assuming 1 million per bitcoin in 20 years.
same, but with 5k. Better returns than a shitty 0.5% interest from the bank every year lmao
Joshua Morgan
>Thinks Pensions don't get invested to generate returns. Yes, they invest for you and when the stock market crashes you get rekt. They take 90% of what they earn of course AND you have 0 control of what they are doing with the money, they might invest in kneepads.
There are no taxes on btc. Purchasing power of $15.625.000 is $10.515.177 in 20 years but this doesn't change my point in any way.
So you're assuming a 0% nominal return on your pension fund but a 29% nominal return per year on BTC over 20 years? The absolute state of this "finance board" kek.
Nathan Morgan
I bet in 982 days BTC won't be @ $100k it will be ~$6400
Cooper Watson
Pack it up boys. Digits confirm it’s all over now.