Also, unlike Tesla, and just about any other asset class, BTC has a finite amount that will ever be produced. Think of it like San Francisco real estate. If people want to live there they have to pay up. The diff between today and 2017 is a lot of very smart Wall Street people are starting to jump on board. If one of the multi-billionaires (e.g., Elon Musk) starts to buy, look out! I totally agree with Tom Lee's advice to have 2% of your net worth in BTC. If it goes to zero (highly unlikely anymore) most people can afford to lose 2%. If it continues to outperform every other asset class over the next 5-10 years as it has over the last 10 years, it could change your life. It is estimated that only 1 million people currently own any BTC. To me that means, we're one pitch into a 9 inning game. Current thinking is that BTC will be the asset everyone holds while they convert some as needed to one of the Alt coins for transactions. There are so many Alt coins to bet on. Rather than betting on the horse that finishes second out of literally hundreds I will bet on the one almost everyone agrees will finish first.

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