So in that piece, he lays out why he dumped his BTC. According to him, Bitcoin’s got maybe a 50×50-X max left in it before it hits the ceiling. On the other hand, some alt projects could still pull 100%–1000% gains, so he’s chasing those bigger multipliers instead. Personally, I’m not fully on board with that logic — but fair play, Willy Woo’s been around since 2013 and built a name as one of the most solid Bitcoin on-chain guys out there. And on top of that, he’s reinvesting most of the proceeds back into Bitcoin infrastructure, which at least keeps the value in the ecosystem.

So in that piece, he lays out why he dumped his BTC. According to him, Bitcoin’s got maybe a 50× max left in it before it hits the ceiling. On the other hand, some alt projects could still pull 100%–1000% gains, so he’s chasing those bigger multipliers instead. Personally, I’m not fully on board with that logic — but fair play, Willy Woo’s been around since 2013 and built a name as one of the most solid Bitcoin on-chain guys out there. And on top of that, he’s reinvesting most of the proceeds back into Bitcoin infrastructure, which at least keeps the value in the ecosystem.