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Neil Jacobs comments on the enduring nature of ideas, saying that while physical monuments can be vandalized, an idea whose time has come cannot be destroyed.
He uses Bitcoin as an example, stating that it now exists everywhere and forever, highlighting its permanence beyond physical limitations.
Jacobs has previously argued that Bitcoin’s four-year cycle model is the most powerful in finance, even linking it to geopolitical themes such as Iran conflicts, according to a recent article. In another comparison, he noted that the price of Bitcoin recently fell below the level seen on the day Donald Trump was elected in the U.S., as reported here. Jacobs’ remarks continue to track both the conceptual and price-driven aspects of Bitcoin.