PhD mathematician turned Bitcoin strategist. Founder of 2718.fund. Building high-conviction models where hard money meets the coming AI epoch. The math is not debatable.
The game theory of sound money converges on a single winner. Bitcoin's convergence properties — fixed supply, decentralized consensus, Lindy effect — make it not just likely but mathematically inevitable that it becomes the dominant global store of value.
This isn't speculation. It's the application of network theory, game theory, and macro monetary history to a system that has already survived 15 years of adversarial attack.
“Bitcoin is the scarcest asset in human history. There will only ever be 21 million. And every four years the rate of new supply is cut in half. In a world of infinite money printing, this is not a trade. This is the trade.”
Krueger's price framework integrates stock-to-flow ratios, power law regressions, network value metrics, and macro monetary expansion rates into a coherent quantitative model. The output isn't a prediction — it's a range of probabilities that compound with each halving cycle.
As AI agents become economic actors, they require programmable, unforgeable, globally sovereign money. Bitcoin is the only asset satisfying those constraints at machine scale. Krueger's AI-Bitcoin thesis isn't metaphor — it's market structure.
Fred Krueger holds a PhD from Stanford in mathematics / operations research. He co-founded Workcoin, advises early-stage blockchain companies, and manages 2718.fund — named after Euler's number, a constant that appears everywhere in growth mathematics.
His approach to Bitcoin is not ideological. It is structural. The math of fixed supply + halving cycles + global adoption creates a convexity unlike any asset in history. His models have held through four complete halving cycles.