Big Cloud is a stock market for people where individuals like the founders of Creative Social Media can be invested in and bought using Bitcoin. It is still new and unfamiliar, but individuals can own a portion of someone's stock if they believe it will become increasingly more popular.
The Cloud industry has drastically changed the investment scenarios with promising growth and high revenue-generating potential. The industry's success with 40-50% year-on-year growth and thriving businesses like Slack, DocuSign and Zoom has led to more investments in this domain.
Two topics are discussed in this podcast episode. The first talks about Tech Target's market value and lack of recognition despite being a multi-billion dollar company. The second topic revolves around a LinkedIn post of a man crying, which the speaker considers the lamest thing he saw last week.
The potential for Bitcoin reaching $200,000 would mean life-changing returns for investors who bought in at lower prices. Selling half of a Bitcoin at $100,000 could pay off a mortgage and make a significant impact on someone's financial situation.
The early stages of any company or currency can be quite volatile, and the argument for Bitcoin is that it is still in its early stages and will become more valuable in the future. Volatility is not inherently positive or negative, but rather depends on your position and whether it is moving in your favor.
Investment by big companies like Square and PayPal signal that Bitcoin is becoming more mainstream, with institutional investors now buying in.