Buying Bitcoin at the exact November 2021 all-time high of $69,000 means your investment has lost 6.9% of its face value based on today's price of $64,232.
However, when you layer in the fact that cash dollars lost 19% of their purchasing power during that exact same timeframe, the real damage to your wealth is deeper. [1]
The True Cost: Face Value vs. Purchasing Power
•Face Value Loss (-6.9%): If you spent $69,000 to buy exactly 1.0 Bitcoin in November 2021, selling it today leaves you with $64,232. You have $4,768 fewer physical dollars.
•Real Purchasing Power Loss (-24.6%): Because of cash inflation, a dollar today buys significantly less than a dollar did in late 2021. To have the same exact buying power as $69,000 did in November 2021, you would need about $82,100 today. Since your Bitcoin is only worth $64,232, your actual ability to buy real-world goods (like houses, cars, or groceries) has shrunk by roughly a quarter.
And then there’s us…
Fully convicted.
Still ready to ride it to zero with my compadres in Year 5 of a 4 year cycle and the rest of the Class of 21’, The Gen X, and what’s left of The American Way.
We will not be denied.
1 BTC = 1 BTC.
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