John hargrave bitcoin market journal

Here’s my routine. Each morning I begin my day with meditation and exercise, then fix up a bowl of Bob’s Red Mill while I scan The New York Times (to take the pulse of the world) and Reddit (to take the pulse of the Internet).

What will bitcoin be worth in the future?

I want to shout it from the rooftops: ALL BLOCKCHAINS HAVE NETWORK EFFECTS!

“What’s the price of bitcoin going to be next year?”
I get this question All. The. Time.

As blockchain investors, how do we know if we’re getting a good deal?

Evan Karnoupakis has a brain the size of a planet.

We’ve been friends since high school. After both going to business school for our MBAs – Evan went to Wharton, I went to Babson – we went our separate ways. Evan became an educator, I became an entrepreneur, but we kept in touch at the occasional Nerdy Game Night.

I’m an admirer of investor Ray Dalio, who founded Bridgewater Associates, the world’s largest hedge fund. It’s a fascinating origin story: as a young investor, Dalio was cocky and headstrong, making a number of lucky bets and quickly building Bridgewater into a successful investment firm.

This is a followup to our top-rated How to Invest in DeFi article.

People call them bitcoin credit cards, but it’s more accurate to call them bitcoin debit cards. You load up one of these cards with your bitcoin (or other cryptocurrency), then spend it like a traditional credit or debit card.

I have a dream for the next four years. It’s one word: unity.
I’m writing this from the United States of America, where unity is literally part of our name. (It’s not called the Bickering States of America.)