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Learn about money as I interview key thought leaders in the Bitcoin industry. We talk about the current state of bitcoin adoption and zoom into the hottest topics of the day. Come along the monetization journey as we discuss how captured absolute scarcity is repricing society.Ben Schmidt
  • How Much Bitcoin Before You Can Quit Your Job? | Trey Sellers of Strike
    18 Oct 2026

    Trey Sellers runs the numbers on retiring early, and then he runs them again with Bitcoin in the portfolio. The FIRE movement says save hard, buy the index, and you can walk away from work decades sooner than anyone told you. Trey came up through fifteen years in banking and capital markets, spent five years at Unchained, and now leads the private client business at Strike. He has been a Bitcoiner since 2014.

    I sold every building I owned to buy Bitcoin, so I came at this from real estate rather than index funds. Trey came at it from spreadsheets and a libertarian streak that started with Ron Paul in 2008. We ended up in the same place by completely different roads.

    If the stock market returns ten percent a year and that supports a four percent withdrawal rate, what withdrawal rate does Bitcoin support?

    HOW MUCH BITCOIN DO YOU NEED BEFORE YOU CAN STOP WORKING? Trey takes one person from twenty years old to eighty, and answers the question at every stage: what to do first, when to stop pushing, how to start spending again, and how to pass it on without losing it.

    He explains:

    - Why a 25 percent compound annual growth rate justifies an 8 percent withdrawal rate, and how to blend that across a portfolio that is not all Bitcoin

    - The stack sprint: go as hard as you can for four or five years, then coast, because the habits you build saving are the habits that stop you spending later

    - Why he is avoiding the ETF unless he has no other option, and what he looks for in a place to buy instead

    - Why he thinks a young saver should not hold an emergency fund at all, and what the counterfactual actually costs

    - Why he would never own his home without a mortgage on it, even at today's rates

    Views expressed by the host & guest(s) are their own and are shared for general informational purposes only. Nothing here should be treated as medical, legal, or financial advice. This is Financial Entertainment.

    0:00 Heart of a bull, mind of a strategist

    2:57 The golf article that started a tournament

    4:27 A libertarian finds libertarian money

    9:02 Shaving gold coins, and the Cantillon effect

    12:49 Why the money supply must forever grow

    16:14 Inflation is a vector, and your basket is yours

    21:13 What FIRE actually is

    23:13 The 4 percent rule and 25x your expenses

    31:20 Bitcoin adjusted: 25 percent CAGR, 8 percent withdrawal

    33:31 The Compass, and why nothing leaves your browser

    43:21 The trucker convoy, and losing access to your own money

    49:19 Twenty years old: the stack sprint

    55:19 Forty years old: ETF or self custody?

    57:58 Sixty years old: learning how to spend it again

    1:01:45 Eighty years old: inheritance after the Coldcard drain

    1:07:46 Does an emergency fund cost more than it saves?

    1:12:25 The best fiat tool you have is a mortgage

    1:19:21 Strike Private, and what a conversation gets you

    Follow Trey:

    X: https://x.com/ts_hodl

    FIRE BTC: https://firebtc.io

    The Compass: https://calc.firebtc.io

    Strike: https://strike.me

    Follow Host:

    X: https://x.com/benschmidtbtc

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