So Bitcoin is free and open.

It's for the people by the people to where no one controls it.

And it is verified and then trust versus just putting the full faith and trust into, you know,

a government entity to do whatever they feel like is right.

Welcome to the Stay Wealthy podcast.

I'm your host, Taylor Schulte.

And today we're going down the Bitcoin

rabbit hole with friend and fellow financial planner Isaiah Douglas. Isaiah is wildly knowledgeable and

passionate about Bitcoin. He's also very optimistic about its future. And because I still have

more questions than answers, I brought him on the show to share his perspective

and to challenge my thinking. I asked him questions like, why should we trust that 10 years of

Bitcoin data is sufficient? Is Bitcoin a speculative investment? What's the actual utility of Bitcoin

and more? So if you're still trying to figure out if this asset class is going to pop like the dot

com bubble or if it belongs in your long-term investment portfolio, today's episode is for

you.

For all the links and resources mentioned, including links to five of Isaiah's favorite Bitcoin

resources, head over to you stayy.com forward slash 107.

So like I mentioned, where I want to start this, earlier this year, I made a comment on the

podcast and I recently shared the same comment with you, which was, I'm getting frustrated.

I have been getting frustrated with the Bitcoin crowd using 10 years of return data, which is kind of essentially all we have, to suggest that Bitcoin should be part of a diversified portfolio based on how well it's performed over those 10 years.

And I made the point on the podcast that not only is 10 years to me, a very

short time period compared to 100 plus years of stock market data, but you could literally

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