Fiat prints at 10%. Bitcoin powers at 42%. #economics #money #shorts

In this episode, Matthew delivers a comprehensive breakdown of Bitcoin’s growth trajectory compared to traditional financial assets like the S&P 500, gold, and U.S. Treasury bonds. He begins by illustrating the cyclical nature of the S&P 500, showing how its returns have followed a consistent 3-4 year cycle over the past 75 years, with an average annual return of 7%—excluding dividends. He contrasts this with gold’s long-term average of 5% since 1971 and explains why stocks have outpaced gold as a long-term investment.

The episode focuses on Bitcoin’s power curve, highlighting its 45% annualized return since 2010 and explaining why it doesn’t follow exponential growth like traditional markets. He breaks down the math behind compounded returns, emphasizing that Bitcoin’s unique power curve predicts declining growth over time but at a much slower rate than typical assets.

The episode wraps up with a look at global base money expansion, showing how fiat grows at a 10.2% annual rate, while Bitcoin’s power curve maintains a 42% trajectory, suggesting continued outperformance against inflation and monetary expansion.

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