\u201cWhat percentage of your net worth would you want that in? And I think a reasonable answer is a lot higher than the current number. The current number is a tiny fraction of 1%. And so if you say, \u2018What if the answer is 5%? What if it\u2019s 10%?\u2019 You get to comically large Bitcoin market capitalizations even if Bitcoin just becomes this asset that people, in general, want a few percentage [points] of their liquid net worth in.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\nAlden says Bitcoin can also be compared to other currencies, arguing that BTC has been \u201cclimbing up the scale\u201d of monetary saleability, liquidity and network effects.<\/p>\n
\u201cIt keeps getting higher and higher in terms of what country\u2019s monetary base it\u2019s bigger than. I think one idea is to think, \u2018Okay, is it better or worse than those currencies overall?\u2019 And therefore, if your answer is that it\u2019s better, you should expect it to probably keep climbing that stack.\u201d\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\nBTC is trading at $25,757 at time of writing.<\/p>\n