I know, people don't really like to talk about the 'pie in the sky' numbers like $21 mil/btc in 21 years (by 2046), which was provided by M. Saylor (Bitcoin Prague speech that i linked yesterday).
That said, there was a funny factoid there...at $21 mil/btc, someone is a billionaire with 48 btc.
That said, MS also proposed to "save" $50K into bitcoin yearly, which is not affordable for an average dude, so he may not really understand the common folk well.

I heard the opposite (to trying to become a billionaire) point of view on The Prof G (Galloway) podcast.
He said that he refused to strife to become a billionaire, even though there was a path.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=736vqEuvNq0

Once he hit his 'number', which from the other numbers he discussed probably was in the vicinity of $100mil (maybe $50-200 mil), he either spends the surplus yearly or and gives to charity.

I know, people don't really like to talk about the 'pie in the sky' numbers like $21 mil/btc in 21 years (by 2046), which was provided by M. Saylor (Bitcoin Prague speech that i linked yesterday).
That said, there was a funny factoid there...at $21 mil/btc, someone is a billionaire with 48 btc.
That said, MS also proposed to "save" $50K into bitcoin yearly, which is not affordable for an average dude, so he may not really understand the common folk well.

I heard the opposite (to trying to become a billionaire) point of view on The Prof G (Galloway) podcast.
He said that he refused to strife to become a billionaire, even though there was a path.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=736vqEuvNq0

Once he hit his 'number', which from the other numbers he discussed probably was in the vicinity of $100mil (maybe $50-200 mil), he either spends the surplus yearly or and gives to charity.