How true is this? As little as 2 bitcoins to retire in 10 years?

>>60663361 (OP)
This is a shitty graph for presenting the data. The y axis should be alphabetical and who fucking cares if you connect the dots between countries so it’s a curve. The connection doesn’t mean anything besides cost of living which isn’t the main goal of the data. This is the kinda shit I would see at work

>>60663361 (OP)
In 10 years bitcoin will most likely be over a million each, so it's very likely 2 whole coins will give retirement, or at the very least semi-retirement.

>>60663361 (OP)
>Bitcoin price model: 5th %ile power regression

>>60663389
Huh, I could actually comfortably buy two whole coins today.
Guess I'll wait for the next crash though, heh, any minute now, r-right?

>>60663361 (OP)
Why does a 15 year old require 50% more than a middle aged man?

>>60663389
How do you know it doesn't vaporize in 10 years?
>>60663403
You don't need money in grave.

>>60663361 (OP)
By 2035 bitcoin will be a little over 1m. Do you think this will be enough for retirement? I don't

>>60663403
Its probably just the 4% rule, which only applys to age 65 retirerees, if you retire younger then you have to withdraw less than 4% per year to make it last. A 15 year old would probably be at like 1%

>>60663361 (OP)
Wtf? Have 1 Bitcoin and can already retire in Japan?

>>60663408
This would indicate a depopulation agenda.

>>60663534
I can accept that.

>>60663536
In ten years, if the simple power law trend of the last 15 years holds.

>>60663536
>day 30 $4k
>day 20 $66k
This nigger