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Onramp Webinar Series E005: Bitcoin is the Ultimate Savings Technology

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The Onramp Webinar Series is a dedicated forum for investors to learn about the fundamental merits of the bitcoin thesis, the asset's custodial considerations, & more.


In this session, recorded on December 11th, 2024, Onramp's Jesse Myers and Bram Kanstein explore bitcoin's full potential and its critical role as a savings technology. We discuss bitcoin's scarcity dynamics, market cycle positioning, and how it offers a solution to continued monetary debasement caused by unsustainable debt and money creation.


Download 'Bitcoin's Full Potential Valuation' by Jesse Myers


00:00-Intro to the Onramp Webinar Series

01:07-Challenges of traditional savings methods

05:40-Bitcoin is the ultimate savings technology

06:26-A message from Onramp

07:10-Bitcoin's valuation & market potential

15:00-Bitcoin's supply & demand mechanics

29:10-Long-term outlook & adoption of bitcoin

41:28-Onramp Multi-Institution Custody

42:56-Monetary premium & the global asset landscape

51:58-Market cycles & on-chain metrics

01:02:26-Custody solutions & bitcoin adoption

01:07:22-Gold vs. bitcoin: the future of hard assets

01:12:00-The persistent problem of fiat debasement

01:26:18-Outro


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