Warren Buffett wouldn't pay $25 for all the Bitcoin in the world, but he does like Activision...

Blizzard Activision certainly does well illustrate the kind of values this investor finds palatable.
 
"The apartments are going to produce rent and the farms are going to produce food."

Unless, of course, there is a perverse incentive to hold farms fallow and price people out of the real estate market, in order to drive up the price of what you already hold even further.

But I'm sure he wouldn't do that, would he?
 
People should already know that the monetary system for the people will never be free, decentralized? not too much or not at all. Control the money, you control the masses. Take heed that the very top rich will never give away their deepest secrets. Crypto made people rich but the rich got richer and they won't say but only thank you :)
 
It is obvious that people whom say bitcoin has no value has no idea about the technology and how their own money is held.

You can hold cash if the power goes down. But it is obvious, governments everywhere want to push us towards digital currency.

So when they phase out cash, guess what. You are completely controlled by gov. Bitcoin will be the only way out.

Not only that, when bank systems go down, unless they have every accounts number and money stated every day on paper, you lose all your money.

All the bitcoin nodes can go down for 10 years and as soon as 1 node comes back online, your money is there, it will be there for ever. So all these doomsday scenarios, Bitcoin will be the only one that comes out unscathed.

If you are worried about those, hold a little cash, mostly gold and a lot of bitcoin.

FYI, once you buy a bitcoin (or part), it is yours forever.
You put $100 into your bank account, $90 of that is loaned to someone else.
 
Is that what he said?

“I was too dumb to realize. I did not think [Bezos] could succeed on the scale he has,”

I know he did say that.
He also said this :)
“I’d always admired Jeff. I mean, I met him 20 years ago or so, and I thought he was something special, but I didn’t realize you could go from books to what’s happened there.”
 
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