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>>30236075

"The worldwide amount of money has been valued at around $215 trillion"

So let's say that BTC goes 200x

Again, what's more likely, that silver doubles to $60 and a person makes 150x in silver miners, or that the BTC scamcoin replaces every currency on earth--both when no government wants it, and when it's completely useless both intrinsically and as money

You know the answer to that question

Silver juniors have 1000x potential if silver goes back to its inflation-adjusted ATH of $966, much more exciting opportunity there now

>>30180106

>>27095727

(To add further to point number 4 about silver's rarity, if you own 60 ounces of silver (a mere $1500) you are in the top 1% of silver-owners, but you have to own 30 ounces of gold ($55,000) to be in the top 1% of gold-owners.)

>>27074819

"$100 bought a six-bedroom house in a fashionable street in Berlin, when US dollars were trusted gold substitutes at $20.67 to the ounce." (Reported in Stefan Zwieg’s contemporary autobiography, The World of Yesterday.)