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“I’ll bet anyone $1 million that the US does not enter hyperinflation.”
Apparently, that was a trigger for Balaji.
He wanted to prove that James Medlock, a random Twitter pseudonym, wrong.
His bet: 1 Bitcoin will be worth $1M+ in 90 days.

That was his bold bet.
But is it also blinded?
Holds no weight or water.
Apparently.
He just closed it out (indirectly admitting that he lost).
“In closing out his $1 million bet, Srinivasan made three $500,000 donations, one to fund Bitcoin Core development at Chaincode Labs, one to Give Directly and one to pseudonymous Twitter user James Medlock, who back in March offered to bet $1 million that the U.S. would not experience hyperinflation.”

Strange, it hasn’t even been a month or so.
And Balaji is already closing the bet and paying up.
“I just burned a million to tell you they’re printing trillions”
He claims to have done the bet and paid up to make a point as loud as he possibly can.
That the feds are printing money and it is not healthy for the economy.
He is saying that the world will unanimously redenominates on Bitcoin as digital gold eventually.
Hmm, I wonder how much BTC he has.

The balls on this fella…
But this is no ordinary fella.
He is Balaji Srinivasan, who was once the CTO of Coinbase, was also a GP at Andreessen Horowitz.
He is a serial entrepreneur, respected intellectual and angel investor with a lot of BTC (rumored).
He is very well respected in the startup, tech, VC and web3 world.
So why would he, of all people, go on Twitter to make such a ludicrous bet?
Did he stand to gain financially?
Was he somehow forced to do it?
Was it really all for attention and calling out the feds?
Was he trying to shout and warn us all of hyperinflation?

Either way, he has the brains and money to do it.
It was a bet that he had very, very little chance of winning.
Perhaps that was the point.
To make a bet so ridiculous, that people noticed and started spreading.
He must be loaded and doing really well, to shell out millions via seemingly frivolous Tweets.
To be fair, you can’t say that he lost the money.
He donated $1.5M to various entities.
James Medlock, received $500k!
I just wished I was the one who goaded him into betting!
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Will bitcoin ever hit $1M?
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#CryptoInvestments #Bitcoin #Ethereum #Hyperinflation #InvestmentStrategy #MarketVolatility #RiskManagement #FinancialDecisions #CryptocurrencyAnalysis #LongTermInvesting #balaji #balajisrinivasan

“I’ll bet anyone $1 million that the US does not enter hyperinflation.”
Apparently, that was a trigger for Balaji.
He wanted to prove that James Medlock, a random Twitter pseudonym, wrong.
His bet: 1 Bitcoin will be worth $1M+ in 90 days.

That was his bold bet.
But is it also blinded?
Holds no weight or water.
Apparently.
He just closed it out (indirectly admitting that he lost).
“In closing out his $1 million bet, Srinivasan made three $500,000 donations, one to fund Bitcoin Core development at Chaincode Labs, one to Give Directly and one to pseudonymous Twitter user James Medlock, who back in March offered to bet $1 million that the U.S. would not experience hyperinflation.”

Strange, it hasn’t even been a month or so.
And Balaji is already closing the bet and paying up.
“I just burned a million to tell you they’re printing trillions”
He claims to have done the bet and paid up to make a point as loud as he possibly can.
That the feds are printing money and it is not healthy for the economy.
He is saying that the world will unanimously redenominates on Bitcoin as digital gold eventually.
Hmm, I wonder how much BTC he has.

The balls on this fella…
But this is no ordinary fella.
He is Balaji Srinivasan, who was once the CTO of Coinbase, was also a GP at Andreessen Horowitz.
He is a serial entrepreneur, respected intellectual and angel investor with a lot of BTC (rumored).
He is very well respected in the startup, tech, VC and web3 world.
So why would he, of all people, go on Twitter to make such a ludicrous bet?
Did he stand to gain financially?
Was he somehow forced to do it?
Was it really all for attention and calling out the feds?
Was he trying to shout and warn us all of hyperinflation?

Either way, he has the brains and money to do it.
It was a bet that he had very, very little chance of winning.
Perhaps that was the point.
To make a bet so ridiculous, that people noticed and started spreading.
He must be loaded and doing really well, to shell out millions via seemingly frivolous Tweets.
To be fair, you can’t say that he lost the money.
He donated $1.5M to various entities.
James Medlock, received $500k!
I just wished I was the one who goaded him into betting!
-
Will bitcoin ever hit $1M?
-
#CryptoInvestments #Bitcoin #Ethereum #Hyperinflation #InvestmentStrategy #MarketVolatility #RiskManagement #FinancialDecisions #CryptocurrencyAnalysis #LongTermInvesting #balaji #balajisrinivasan
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