Bitcoin to $100,000 (Why It’s Happening Now)
Revisiting the fundamentals of Bitcoin

It’s no fun clicking on a “Bitcoin is dead” article anymore.
Tulipmania! Ponzi Scheme!! A bubble 20x the size of the dot-com!!! It’s trite.
You know something — when that internet bubble popped it definitely showed how worthless the internet really was.
Let’s straighten out a few facts about Bitcoin: It's an escape out of a corrupt monetary system led by the Federal Reserve, it's a ticket to financial literacy and it’s our best hope to fix wealth inequality.
Hyperinflation is already here, you just haven’t realized it yet.
Instead of losing the country, the Fed will make the switch to a new financial system mid-flight — most likely to a centralized digital currency — causing the wealth disparity to widen to record-highs. Blade Runner and The Hunger Games will look silly in comparison.
Escaping this system through Bitcoin and Ethereum therefore will afford us opportunities of unparalleled gravitas. Fundamentals don’t change during market volatility.
The crypto winter isn’t here, and this is why Bitcoin is still going to $100,000 in 2021.
1. Something More Valuable Than Money
Learning about Bitcoin over the last two years has taught me more about economics, cryptography, financial systems, and politics more than I’ve learned in my entire life, let alone four years of university.
Financial literacy is more valuable than any tangible capital gains you’ll make from cryptocurrency or stocks.
Sure you could educate yourself from a dusty old textbook rife with convoluted financial jargon. Or you could just learn what Bitcoin is…
Bitcoin, at its most basic concept, is an internet currency that is fully transparent, with no banks in the middle to create trust and is secured by cryptography.
The wealthiest 1% don’t want to keep you poor. They want to keep you stupid. The more you’re forced to blindly trust institutions the more power they have over you.
Yes, there’s still a hierarchical structure to Bitcoin (i.e. Whales or Bitcoin Billionaires). However, there’s a hierarchical structure in every system! Bitcoin is the fairest because anyone can access it and its laws are immutable.
Think of Bitcoin as a universal checking account that protects your purchasing power from bad monetary policy, power-hungry elites, and perhaps worst of all, inflation (which is getting worse by the day).
2. Bitcoin Isn’t Your Savior, But it Does This Instead
Do they owe us a living? Of course they do, of course they do!’ Those are the lines from one of my favorite songs growing up.
The premise is wrong. Nobody owes you a living. But they do, however, owe you opportunities to make one. It may sound harsh, but even Dostoyevsky concluded that if we had a utopia the first thing we’d do is smash it to pieces just to see something interesting happen.
Man needs struggle. We need challenges to find meaning. ‘Utopia’ in Greek means nowhere; it’s the same place those characters in Wall-E or Brave New World end up in.
Bitcoin is the first financial system that levels the playing field. Decentralized finance enables anyone, regardless of race, credit score, or wealth to enter the best financial system humans ever created.
And what’s the alternative, anyway?
- Invest in gold: Which is much more complicated to buy physically than Bitcoin. And good luck trying to convince a friend to store that in their house or apartment.
- Bring back the gold standard: Virtually impossible due to the amount of money printing by Western governments.
- Invest in land/real estate: Also incredibly difficult to do.
- Invest in Treasury inflation-protected securities (TIPS): A type of bond invented to protect investors from inflation. The average yield is less than 1%…
Or you could just invest in Bitcoin and Ethereum through Coinbase or Gemini.
It takes five minutes. And once middle-class Americans realize how easy it is to invest in bulletproof inflation hedges like Bitcoin, adoption will skyrocket.
3. Bitcoin Solves Malcolm X’s Dream
“I told America’s Black community to load up on Bitcoin in 2011. If they had, they’d be able to buy the white community by now.” — Max Keiser, host of the Keiser Report
Malcolm X and Martin Luther King’s shared a dream of developing a self-sustaining Black community.
That dream is dead.
Welfare and affirmative action killed it, ironically. Absolute dependency on any institution isn’t a ticket to independence, it’s modern slavery.
Obama, Trump, Sleepy Joe, all come and go. They aren’t going to solve your problems. The government will fail you no matter how many times we ‘drain the swamp.’
Self-reliance is the only true form of independence.





