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Just thought about something that's kind of wild when you really think about it. The total money in the world adds up to roughly 37 trillion in USD terms if we're talking about physical cash and bank deposits combined. But here's where it gets interesting - when you factor in investments, derivatives, and all the crypto floating around out there, we're looking at over 1.2 quadrillion dollars. Let that sink in for a second.

Physical currencies alone - coins and notes you can actually hold - come to about 6.6 trillion. Everything else, all those digital assets and financial instruments, they're what make up the rest of that insane number. The broader money supply when you include bank deposits and liquid assets? We're talking tens of trillions at minimum.

So here's the real question that gets me every time: what's our actual slice of this pie? Like, where do we individually fit into the total money in the world equation? 🫣 Most people never really think about it, but understanding this kind of puts things in perspective.

Bitcoin sits somewhere in all of this too. It's become part of the global financial picture, whether you're a believer or not. Makes you wonder what the landscape looks like five years from now.