Publisher's Synopsis
The author puts forward a simple hypothesis, viz. that the value of Bitcoin will be ten quadrillion United States dollars by 2035 The author then proceeds to present arguments for why this valuation is in fact fairly conservative in nature. The author is an attorney by vocation and an historian and economist by avocation. He has attended the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and holds degrees from Stanford University, the Claremont Graduate University and the University of California, Los Angeles School of Law.
The arguments of this work, however, should be evaluated based on their merits alone. This work does not constitute investment advice. The reader is admonished to consult a licensed investment advisor in his or her own personal jurisdiction before making any investment decisions. May the odds be ever in your favor.
