How You Can Retire on 0.1 Bitcoin!

Could owning Bitcoin accelerate your retirement date?! How much BTC do you need to retire? What price does Bitcoin need to reach for you to retire? Could you already retire on your Bitcoin stack? Nico and Opti break it down on Simply Bitcoin Live! You don't want to miss this one!!

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[RippDrive]

Let's be honest now. None of us are retiring and most will die during the war anyway.

[bchain]

150% annual appreciation is way overblown, even for Bitcoin. You should rather calculate with 40%.

[davidhodge]

No. 0.1 BTC isn’t going to cut it. Might be worth $1.8M some day but $1.8M in 30 years ain’t enough anymore

[KBdivs]

This is garbage, nobody is retiring end of this year with holding 1
BTC

[cryptocalc]

Do the math: 1 BTC is currently ~66k => at an annual appreciation rate of 150% over 10 years, your 1 Bitcoin will be worth 630 million $ in 10 years! I think we can all agree, this makes no sense. To get the market cap, this would be 21M * 630M = 13, 230, 000, 000, 000, 000 => this makes 13230 Trillion => currently, all assets combined are about 900 trillion

[db]

150% for rest of your life, complete clown show

[germaine]

I consider myself very bullish. But 0.1 bitcoin to retire in 2027?

[craigwhitaker]

I’m a bitcoin bull but this is dumb af. 150% annual appreciation rate?Monthly expenses of $6000 x 25 = $1.8million? You give us bitcoiners a bad image. Be more professional.

[adam]

Where is this calculator? Can you share a link and put it in the description, please?

[raurmanproductions]

0.1 Bitcoin isn't going to retire anymore unless it goes to $100, 000, 000 a coin and the dollar keeps todays purchasing power, which is highly unlikely. Will you be in a much better financial position in 10 years holding 0.1 Bitcoin? Most likely.

[Bundesito]

“Your desired income in today’s dollars” should be 1.8m.
Redo the math.
It’s disappointing to see how you even repost this after the live without seeing the flaws

[GreenKnight]

The consolidation does not make sense. It’s being manipulated too much. How can so much be purchased and the price can stay there or even move down? 🤔

[Annnnndbitcoinfixesthis]

Feels like I’m hearing a timeshare sale 😂

Love you guys.

Keep calm, stack sats

[jh]

oof my comment goes up first. i was only kidding

[joefunk]

Bitcoin’s CAGR has been around 100% since inception. That includes those early years where bitcoin went from being worth a few pennies to tens and even hundreds of dollars. Over $1k at the 2013 peak. Those days are over. While I think that bitcoin has a very bright future, I don’t see how those returns can be matched let alone surpassed going forward on a trillion-dollar MC asset that is on everyone’s radar.

$1m by 2030 seems like a reasonably aggressive goal. From $65k, that’s a ~58% CAGR over the next 6 years. I’m not saying it can’t do better, but why would you want to assume that and most likely end up being disappointed?

[craigfroude]

BTC compound rate is actually going down year on year… so although BTC is still a great investment long term it will not return 150% yearly… the return will diminish…but still better than any savings return any bank can offer.. so it’s still a great investment

[rergnoz]

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[shannonperez]

I have .28 can’t retire lol guess we’ll keep working!

[dr.k.math.]

I think it’s useful for everyone to think of and create at least these different accounts:

- non-retirement

- ira Roth (growth tax free)

- ira regular (growth taxed)