Chamath Palihapitiya: Bitcoin is a HEDGE against the market

Chamath Palihapitiya talks about how bitcoin is a hedge against the world melting down, owning 1% of it in your portfolio might save it. Full video link below!

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[alexandrelamarre]

Bitcoin is a Picasso painting. As long as humanity believes that Picasso was a painting master, his paintings will grow in value.

[ganjirajeshkumar]

Awesome. I like when chamath speaks . He speaks his heart and nothing fancy or glossy..And questions are well asked, so credit also goes to her.., keep it coming

[SHx]

I just bought my mother $200 in btc. She has no idea what it is. She’s not even interested in knowing. That’s ok.

[DanTheVocalist]

Chamath bought all his bitcoin for 80 dollars a coin in 2013 and hasnt invested since. It favors him for people to put 1% of their capital in bitcoin thinking it will appreciate. It can fall to 80$ and chamath still will have made millions of dollars off of bitcoin trading. Just saying.

[cryptocomix]

Really good question at the end, his view on being long on the #1 category killer made sense.

[LeoEhrlich]

It's great to talk good about an asset that you bought cheap and want to sell expensive

[Showmetheevidence-]

“If your bitcoin BET pays off”.... ergo it isn’t an investment. It’s a gamble.

[deepshallows]

When the world starts counting in satoshis, banks will be obsolete.

[zane]

Its great to hear his thesis process for this.

[blankblankpog]

Any form of investment either money, gold, stock, corporate bonds, goverment bonds, anything is based on how many people trust those things

[pran]

I was shocked when he showed some serious hindsight bias naming the companies like Apple at the end.
Kodak was a pioneer in a field for a century, it's basically a dud now. I can think of a dozen such examples.
I thought he was smarter than that.

[CommandoX]

I'll disagree with the final contention made in this segment: identifying the bellwether is much easier in retrospect than face-forward. The fact is, the first to the gate will not necessarily become the industry-leader — it might end up just the forgotten, unsung pioneer.

In the market of personal computers (P.C.s), during the 1990s, at least I.B.M., Hewlett-Packard, or Gateway were major manufacturers; in 2021, only Hewlett-Packard is recognized as a name in this field (the P.C. division of I.B.M., yes, lives on in essence, through Lenovo).

[karmaalwaysprevail]

He is making a bank now that bit going is on its rise.

[rubaa.]

I had 1% of my portofolio in Bitcoin and now its 22, 23%. 🔥🔥🔥

[avarmauk]

He will become the world's first trillionaire. Before 2030. I'm calling it

[gaurav]

so now here he himself is accepting that bitcoin is not good cuurency option

[JV-twlt]

How is bitcoin a hedge against market when it is going in sync with the market.

[qlwsuzd]

The problems with Bitcoin are that it's not a store of value and the only way you hope to sell is to find another buyer/sucker to buy it. And it doesn't have the trust that people have in gold.

[seriouslyyoujest]

Cataclysmic is fiat on generation’s in civilization.

[Johnny_Savage]

this decentralized fairy tale is getting boring. 2% of accounts ("whales") own 95% of btc. this is hyper centralization not the other way around.