What if Satoshi Nakamoto woke up tomorrow and
Speaker:decided to sell all of his Bitcoin? We've
Speaker:already seen though, in history, 50 to 80% price drops.
Speaker:So why would it be any different now that he's now going to sell,
Speaker:Instead of getting a second job that you literally cannot be doing, start
Speaker:But basically what he's saying is actually do a side hustle. Yeah, absolutely. And
Speaker:all that money simply should be put into. It is done through
Speaker:That is the only way you make real money. Once you make real money,
Speaker:you can make more of it through investing. But in the beginning, you've got to earn. That's it.
Speaker:I see her point. Look, she's right. You've got to cross the chasm of actually earning
Speaker:money before you can invest the money. There's one thing I want to say that I think could
Speaker:be a strategy. For most people, it's actually going to be the best decision they
Speaker:ever make, which is, I'm Matthew Fraser and this is Crypto Collective.
Speaker:After making millions with Amazon and e-commerce, I realized
Speaker:that if I was starting again today, crypto would be
Speaker:my first choice. I'm here to help you take your first
Speaker:steps and build real wealth. Ready to set yourself up
Speaker:for life? Let's go. Hey, guys, we're going to jump straight into
Speaker:reactions today. Now, thank you to all the people who
Speaker:have sent me through reactions videos to react
Speaker:Something we say a lot, Chris, is buying properties in your self-managed super fund.
Speaker:And, you know, the benefits of that for professional investors or mums
Speaker:Before he goes into detail about what's this guy's advice about
Speaker:buying properties in an SMSF, I can tell you, I just had
Speaker:a talk to my neighbor yesterday. They went and
Speaker:bought two residential properties in their SMSF. One
Speaker:was okay. The next one was an absolute, in her words, nightmare.
Speaker:Why? The tenant wasn't paying rent, trashed the house, took
Speaker:them to court, and it still hasn't been resolved. And I said to
Speaker:her, you know what? You should have probably thought about Bitcoin. Anyway,
Speaker:let's see what the accountant has to say. After
Speaker:I just said that, I love property and super funds. It's
Speaker:fantastic. Now, look, I would say probably for the most part, maybe
Speaker:it's fine, right? I'm just telling you from an actual real world experience of
Speaker:what can happen. When you buy Bitcoin and put it into an SMSF, no
Speaker:tenant, no repairs, no tax, no
Speaker:maintenance. Think about that, right? Pretty easy,
Speaker:okay? No going to court over unpaid
Speaker:rent or tenants that won't get the fuck out of your
Speaker:It's good long-term, really lessens your risk and the beauty of it, you can
Speaker:gear in it. But when you go into the super fund, the thing I like about it is that if you're running a
Speaker:business, you know, you might be a doctor, buying that piece of real estate in your super fund
Speaker:and renting it back to yourself at market rates. So rather than, you know, paying the freight
Speaker:for somebody else out there, you've got your own property, you're paying rent. So really, if you're running a
Speaker:company, getting a tax deduction for your rent at $0.25, and you're paying
Speaker:in your super fund, now the super fund will pay $0.15, so picking up
Speaker:10% is a free kick. And then when you sell the property on the track, so you're selling it and you're still
Speaker:below retirement age, in effect, a couple of gains works out to be about $0.10. Well, I
Speaker:think he's forgetting, though, the fact that Labor's bringing in unrealized capital gains
Speaker:tax, right? It's the theft of people's retirement savings. Some might say Labor is even
Speaker:What do you think? I love Chris and the videos that he does. They
Speaker:are very, very entertaining. He does give a lot of good advice. But on this one,
Speaker:maybe we're going to differ. Because if you look at the actual stats, property
Speaker:growth over the past five years in major capital cities has
Speaker:been between 30% to 40%. Now, you would say over the five years,
Speaker:30% to 40% is great. But if you were allocated to Bitcoin,
Speaker:you would have seen a 400% increase. Have a think
Speaker:about that. Alright,
Speaker:Look at history. This is what happens. We're going through it right now. Rome,
Speaker:the basic currency. You break the main protocol. It breaks down the
Speaker:political protocols. The whole thing comes apart. Social cohesion comes
Speaker:unglued. My great hope for Bitcoin is that it can just break that cycle.
Speaker:Through our institutional frameworks. That's never going to be sustainable.
Speaker:This is what keeps happening. This is why every civilization collapses. And it's why
Speaker:our civilization is currently collapsing. Where are we at today? Breaking
Speaker:the monetary protocol. What's happening at the cultural layer? 2 plus 2 equals
Speaker:5. My gender is a flag. Is any of this sustainable? I can't see
Speaker:and be like, oh, you can't say it out loud. The state's going to hear you, and
Speaker:Exactly. We're here for humanity. Robert Breedlove, what
Speaker:a freaking legend he is. He talks about the collapse of civilization, the
Speaker:collapse, people stealing from you. What's happening right
Speaker:now in Australia is the Labor Party, together with the
Speaker:Greens, another radical leftist party, are
Speaker:trying to steal your wealth. And how are they trying to do that? unrealized capital
Speaker:gains tax in your superannuation this is a theft of
Speaker:people's retirement savings and could this
Speaker:be the complete the start of
Speaker:the collapse of our whole society let me know what you think what
Speaker:if satoshi nakamoto woke up tomorrow and decided
Speaker:to sell all of his bitcoin well it's
Speaker:believed that satoshi has around 1.1 million total bitcoin
Speaker:That's around five and a half percent of the entire circulating
Speaker:supply. If he woke up tomorrow and decided to
Speaker:market sell all of it. If he woke up. It
Speaker:would lead to the biggest price crash in Bitcoin in
Speaker:history. We're talking about a 50 to an 80 percent
Speaker:Well, before, if he sold off his Bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto,
Speaker:right, woke up from the grave, came out, sold
Speaker:all of his Bitcoin. We've already seen,
Speaker:though, in history, 50% to 80% price drops. So
Speaker:why would it be any different now that he's now going to sell, apparently,
Speaker:if he sold all of his Bitcoin? It's not going to really matter. Currently, the market moves
Speaker:in cycles. However, the four-year cycle, there's
Speaker:been some whispers that the four-year cycle may be over,
Speaker:and we may never see the massive drops that
Speaker:we've had in Bitcoin again. Why? Because
Speaker:there's mass adoption in the marketplace. Banks. other
Speaker:institutions, governments, they're
Speaker:all FOMOing into Bitcoin as hard as possible, which is going to continue
Speaker:to push the price up into the future. So could there be drawdowns? Yes,
Speaker:but not to the extent that we've seen in the past. Let's see what else he has to say.
Speaker:And that's not even factoring in everyone else. There
Speaker:would be mass liquidations, mass panic. It
Speaker:would snowball into an even bigger dump. But
Speaker:this really isn't all that possible. Even if Satoshi wanted
Speaker:to market sell all of his Bitcoin, he wouldn't be
Speaker:able to. There simply isn't enough buy side liquidity on
Speaker:exchanges. Furthermore, if he decided to
Speaker:move even one Bitcoin to an exchange, everyone
Speaker:would be notified. There are bots and thousands of
Speaker:people tracking his wallet to this day. Any
Speaker:sort of movement or activity, the masses would be
Speaker:notified immediately. Lastly, even
Speaker:if Satoshi could sell his 1 million bitcoin, It
Speaker:would be the most bullish thing for Bitcoin in history. Those
Speaker:1 million coins are a massive overhead for people. They
Speaker:are always worried about Satoshi coming online one day and
Speaker:just dumping the price. Once that fear is
Speaker:gone, Bitcoin would have the fastest recovery in
Speaker:I can tell you what I'd be doing if Satoshi just woke up and
Speaker:sold off all of his Bitcoin. I'd be scrambling to
Speaker:buy as much as I possibly can because if it got down
Speaker:to $10,000 a coin, I'd be rich. There
Speaker:is so much argument out there and I
Speaker:guess like who could possibly be, who is Satoshi? Someone said that
Speaker:it could be Elon Musk. Why Elon Musk?
Speaker:Well, he's smart. And he was around at the same time as
Speaker:Satoshi. And he's someone that
Speaker:actually doesn't need to touch the coins. He
Speaker:doesn't need to cash out. He's already the richest man in the world. I
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Speaker:Who gets really rich? The asset managers who manage your money, the banks that
Speaker:hold your capital. Why do they get rich instead of you? Because what do they do?
Speaker:They take your money and they do something with it proactively. So
Speaker:they take your money and they take real risk with it. And
Speaker:I think unless you take risk with your money, but also with yourself, you're
Speaker:never going to get wealthy. And so you and I could go very viral on the internet every
Speaker:single day if we talked about how to invest your first $10,000 to get
Speaker:she's talking about risk and i will say that yes i've
Speaker:taken a lot of risk in my life whether it be startup
Speaker:businesses whether it be investing in property whether it
Speaker:be investing in bitcoin or cryptocurrencies everything
Speaker:has a risk and of course you've got to come to terms with what is your risk profile
Speaker:For most people, starting an online or starting any type of
Speaker:business, mine was an online business, it's bloody risky,
Speaker:right? You can lose a lot of money and it can fail, but
Speaker:it can fail fast, which is also very, very good. My first few
Speaker:products that I sold on Amazon didn't work out. It wasn't until I
Speaker:found something else down the track that ultimately went on
Speaker:and I've now done over $70 million in sales. So that
Speaker:was a good one. What have I done though? I've then taken those
Speaker:profits and put it into more risk. I've put it into crypto and
Speaker:Bitcoin. So far so good. Let's see what
Speaker:To get to $100,000, you could get a lot of views on
Speaker:that, except it's totally pointless. And if what we really
Speaker:want to do is elevate people to real wealth, they have
Speaker:enough money for all the things that they want in life. It's not done through investing. It
Speaker:is done through earning. That is the only way you make real money. Once
Speaker:Yeah, I see her point. Look, she's right. You've got to get to that. You've
Speaker:got to cross the chasm of actually earning money before you
Speaker:can invest the money. There's one thing I want to say, though, which is
Speaker:I think could be a strategy for a lot of people which is don't don't
Speaker:spend time and effort going down this I'm going to start an online business right
Speaker:most people fail stick to your day job invest
Speaker:what you can even if it's $100 a week which is called like
Speaker:dollar cost averaging into Bitcoin and over the next 10 to
Speaker:20 years I know that's a long time for most people but For
Speaker:most people, it's actually going to be the best decision they ever make. Because
Speaker:going down those other tracks just probably won't work out. The
Speaker:$100 a week over the next 10 to 20 years could be absolutely
Speaker:life changing. So guys, there is a way to
Speaker:make money, even if it's not what doing Cody says, like investing or
Speaker:earning, as she says. But this is investing, but it's at a low
Speaker:level. Let's say. that you can invest $100 a week.
Speaker:That's all. You keep your day job. You don't take risk with online businesses
Speaker:and things like that. $100 a week over the next 20 years
Speaker:is going to give you $6.8 million. Let's say close to
Speaker:$7 million in 20 years time. Now,
Speaker:that's compounding at an annual growth rate of 30%, because
Speaker:Bitcoin is going to probably do 30% to 60% on
Speaker:average into the future. Let's say that number is bad. Matt,
Speaker:that was terrible. 30% didn't do that, because the last five years, it's done an average of
Speaker:60% a year. That's the last five years. So let's say it does 50% over
Speaker:the next 20 years. That's going to give you now a
Speaker:total value of $220 million. with
Speaker:minimal outlay and minimal risk. Thing is though, most young
Speaker:people when they're in their 20s, they don't think about 20 years
Speaker:time, right? I never thought 20 years time, like, oh my God, I'm in
Speaker:my 40s, I'm already so old. But once you get to your
Speaker:40s, you then realize, geez, I had all that time to do
Speaker:things. And I'm not really that old. I don't feel
Speaker:that old. But if you were just to make the right decisions in
Speaker:your 20s, by the time you're my age, even going by that
Speaker:compound interest calculator, you could possibly have up to $220 million available
Speaker:to you in your mid 40s, right? But
Speaker:people aren't going to do it, because they think they're going to be able to try and make that kind of
Speaker:money in their 20s and make it faster than in
Speaker:20 years. And the chances of you getting to that type of number in
Speaker:your 20s, like within five years, by the time you're 30, let's say,
Speaker:is highly, highly unlikely. That's why the
Speaker:slow, steady growth approach is going to be
Speaker:Now, teenagers are being urged to start planning ahead.
Speaker:New data shows those graduating high school this year will
Speaker:have to save for around 21 years to afford a
Speaker:People seriously don't think that there's a fucking cost of living crisis in Australia. Anyone
Speaker:who is Australian and living in Australia right now can tell you how
Speaker:fucked our cost of living is. And those of the younger generation, like,
Speaker:genuinely, we are fucked. I've got a way! You're
Speaker:cooked. It's literally that simple. You're cooked. So instead of
Speaker:getting a second job that you literally cannot be fucked doing, start
Speaker:looking at learning new skills, more money, less maintenance. Now,
Speaker:Combat this fucked up cost of living, sales and
Speaker:marketing. Now, if you two are getting absolutely fucked over by this cooked
Speaker:That wasn't really the answer I was looking for. I thought he was going to come up with some amazing strategy.
Speaker:But basically what he's saying is actually do a side hustle. Yeah, absolutely. You
Speaker:should do a side hustle if you can do it. And all that
Speaker:money simply should be put into Bitcoin. Let's
Speaker:do some quick numbers. All right, so in that video, it said it was going to
Speaker:take 21 years to save up for a deposit for a house.
Speaker:Now, if you were just to put $100 a week away and it compounded at
Speaker:50%, because Bitcoin has done, on average, the last five years, 60% per
Speaker:year. So we'll say 50%. And in just 10 years, at
Speaker:$100 a week, you would have $1.5 million. Now,
Speaker:if you were to save up yourself in a bank account,
Speaker:at $100, well, according to Channel 9, it's going to take you
Speaker:21 years. So I've just halved that. How can we halve it again? How
Speaker:can we do it in five years? Well, in five years, just the same amount of
Speaker:money, you would have $116,000. Not
Speaker:quite what I'm looking for, though. We'd need to be putting in more money
Speaker:per week. So let's say we put in, we could afford $250. You're doing
Speaker:the side hustle that basically he was saying to do. You put in $250 a week. and
Speaker:in five years, you could possibly have $325,000. Now,
Speaker:that is enough as a deposit for a property, not 21 years.
Speaker:When Bitcoin got to $17,000 the first time, I said- Oh, it's my man. When
Speaker:Bitcoin got to $69,000 the first time, I said- It's my man,
Speaker:Dan. $69,000, then it went down to $6,000, and now we're back at $90,000. I'm
Speaker:getting ready to say buy half, keep half. But this time, I might not
Speaker:say that. I might say sell a third, keep two thirds. Or sell two
Speaker:thirds and keep a third. Because when commercial real estate goes in the toilet, people
Speaker:are going to be looking for some place to put whatever pennies they can get out. And the
Speaker:I'm not surprised that Dan has now come full circle. He's now
Speaker:telling, he's gone from basically saying don't buy it
Speaker:to now maybe you should hold on to it. It's not surprising because so
Speaker:many people have now come around and people like Jamie Dimon, people
Speaker:like Michael Saylor, even the Bitcoin evangelist Michael Saylor,
Speaker:who used to be completely against Bitcoin, thought it was a total scam,
Speaker:as I did. is now the number one of the number one
Speaker:holders of Bitcoin in the world. So the fact that
Speaker:you're sitting there thinking, it's a total scam. I hate it. I
Speaker:get it. Right. But now's the time to wake up and look outside and
Speaker:realize what is actually going on in the world. Mass adoption by
Speaker:Financial institutions governments and now retail
Speaker:investors, right? It's actually the institutions and the governments
Speaker:that are now driving Bitcoin more so than anything else Now
Speaker:is the time actually now is probably the safest time
Speaker:to allocate to Bitcoin because of the positive regulatory
Speaker:framework framework that now allows you to hold Bitcoin and All
Speaker:right, guys, thank you so much for the people who sent me through those reaction videos.
Speaker:If you want to send a reaction video, just put something in the comments, maybe put
Speaker:a link to a video that you want me to react to, and I'll
Speaker:look at doing it for next time. All right, guys, thanks for joining me. Take care. Thanks
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