We are all familiar with Judas Iscariot, one of the twelve original disciples known for his betrayal of Jesus Christ for thirty silver coins. But outside the betrayal, many know little about the man.

The year is 2044. Bitcoin is $2.7 million. Your uncle is explaining at Thanksgiving that it’s still “too volatile.” He owns: $14,000 of Bitcoin $187,000 of home equity a bass boat three commemorative silver coins and $46,000 of Ford stock because “America isn’t going anywhere.” He is extremely concerned about your portfolio.