Danny Baer, Head of Revenue & Investments at Meanwhile, explains how his Bermuda-based company built the world’s first fully licensed life insurance carrier that runs entirely on Bitcoin, holding its regulatory capital in Bitcoin and paying out policies in Bitcoin. He breaks down why traditional insurers can’t compete with this model, why backers like Apollo, Bain Capital Crypto, Northwestern Mutual and Sam Altman joined the cap table, and how a policy works: pay 10 bitcoin in premium and your family could receive 15 or 20 bitcoin, tax-free. He also explains how a Bitcoin-denominated yield of about 2% compounds inside the policy, and why life insurers’ decades-long horizon makes them a source of permanent capital for the Bitcoin economy.
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Chapters:
Why Families Should Protect Themselves in Bitcoin
Passing Wealth in a More Durable Currency
A Balance Sheet Denominated Entirely in Bitcoin
It Doesn’t Matter If Bitcoin Is $10,000 or $10 Million
Bermuda and the First Bitcoin Life Insurance License
Why Bain, Apollo and Northwestern Mutual Invested
Life Insurance as 3% of a Bitcoin Economy
The Risk-Free Rate of Bitcoin Is Zero
Secured Bitcoin Lending and First-Loss Capital
What Bitcoiners Miss About Life Insurance Capital
A 42-Year Liability and Permanent Capital
Loved Ones Won’t Have to Hunt for a Seed Phrase
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