
How Much Of Our $1,000,000 Into Bitcoin?
- No Bitcoin investment: The speaker completely rejects Bitcoin for a $1,000,000 portfolio, citing a lack of utility.
- Pure speculation: Bitcoin has no practical use for transactions – Visa handles hundreds of times more – and is just a price instrument for gamblers. The price could rise to hundreds of thousands but can also fall to zero.
- Wall Street and BlackRock: They only enter because of fees, not genuine conviction. They would trade even toxic assets for fees.
- Fraud accusation: Michael Saylor and similar figures are called fraudsters who make unrealistic promises.
- Already in 2017 (9 years ago), the speaker classified Bitcoin as speculative with no transaction value.
- Personal example: A friend became a Bitcoin millionaire, but the speaker did not invest – he would have quintupled his money but sticks to his strategy.
- Allocation: 0%. Despite possible price gains (e.g., $1 million per Bitcoin), it remains gambling, not rational investing. Charlie Munger's quote „rat poison squared“ is cited.
- Speculation fatigue could occur when liquidity is tight.
Conclusion: No Bitcoin enters the portfolio – the speaker remains on the side of those who stay away from this market.






