We’re seeing a massive shift in how the world perceives value. Look at what’s happening with diamonds right now. For decades, their value was built on scarcity. Now, lab-grown diamonds—which are virtually indistinguishable from the real thing—are flooding the market. This raises a massive question for investors: does infinite supply make the original worthless, or does it make "proven" scarcity even more valuable?
The Case Against Zero
The argument that Bitcoin is going to zero is, frankly, asinine. While some critics argue that "anyone can create a digital coin," they miss the point of the original network's immutable scarcity. Just like a natural diamond has a specific origin and limited quantity, Bitcoin’s fixed supply is its greatest strength. In a world where anything can be replicated or "printed," the assets that can’t be manufactured are the ones that will define wealth in 2026.
The $85 Billion Ghost
The most fascinating part of the Bitcoin story remains Satoshi Nakamoto. With an estimated one million Bitcoin sitting untouched since 2009, we’re looking at an $85 billion fortune that hasn't moved. This "frozen" supply adds a layer of mystery and mathematical scarcity that no "lab-grown" alternative can replicate. This video breaks down why the "copycat" argument fails and why true scarcity always wins in the end.
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Transcript: Look at diamonds right now. What's going on with diamonds? Diamonds were valuable because they were scarce and hard to find. Well, now there's lab diamonds that are indistinguishable from real diamonds. Does that mean other diamonds are now worthless cuz they can just be created? Or is there still some value in the fact that well these diamonds in specific are scarce. There's only so many. So I don't personally think Bitcoin is going to zero. I think that's an asinine argument. On your podcast specifically. He's like, "Well, if I'm Satoshi Nakamoto, I'm going to do all this stuff." First of all, Satoshi has arguably a million Bitcoin, I believe, is the number, across a variety of different wallets that have not moved in since 2008 or 9. That's $85 billion.
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