A Simple Explanation of How Bitcoin Derives its Value – Miyagi Mornings Epi-138

by | Jul 20, 2021

If you like these videos you will likely love my podcast and all my other stuff you can find at http://tspc.co Recently I did "What is Bitcoin Backed By – Miyagi Mornings Epi-135" – http://www.thesurvivalpodcast.com/miy-epi-135 but as I continue to learn more about Bitcoin every single day myself, I find new ways to explain things […]

If you like these videos you will likely love my podcast and all my other stuff you can find at http://tspc.co

Recently I did "What is Bitcoin Backed By – Miyagi Mornings Epi-135" – http://www.thesurvivalpodcast.com/miy-epi-135 but as I continue to learn more about Bitcoin every single day myself, I find new ways to explain things that may make more sense to more people.

Today I will walk you though a thought experiment where I approach you as a perspective borrower and in our story you will be a bank loan officer. I will begin with asking you for 400,000 US dollar. In collateral I will initially offer my personal income and a building worth 100,000 dollars as a structure, and it will have a 90,000 dollar mortgage on it. Hence it will appear to only have 10,000 in equity. My income will only be say 100,000 dollars a year. Of course you will tell me to go pound sand and to stop waisting your time.

I will then lay something in front of you, a set of prints that shows you what is inside the building. I will also lay down my corporate income inside that building and tell you where it comes from. At the point I get to we will both agree you would happily loan me the money and know your debt was a solid issuance.

Once we get to that point, I will expand the concept and I think this episode will cause more "lightbulb moments" on Bitcoin than anything else I have ever said.

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