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The **best deal** by far is **option 3: $2 million per hour**.

Here's the breakdown (using ~365.25 days/year for realism, including leap years):

- **Option 1**: $10 trillion today = **$10,000,000,000,000** (a one-time lump sum).

- **Option 2**: $20 million/day  

  → ~$7.305 billion per year  

  → Takes ~1,369 years to reach $10 trillion.

- **Option 3**: $2 million/hour  

  → ~$17.532 billion per year (that's over **$48 million per day**)  

  → Takes ~570 years to reach $10 trillion.  

  → This is roughly **2.4× more per year** than option 2.

- **Option 4**: $5 billion/year  

  → Takes 2,000 years to reach $10 trillion.  

  → Weakest ongoing rate here.

**Option 3 crushes the others** for long-term wealth. You would earn **more in one year** (~$17.5B) than option 4 does in **3.5 years**, and **way more** than option 2 (~$7.3B/year). In just ~10 years you'd have ~$175 billion—already far beyond what most people could ever spend—while the money keeps pouring in forever at an insane clip.

Option 1's $10 trillion sounds unbeatable at first (it's an enormous fortune today), but the perpetual streams in options 2–4 keep generating wealth indefinitely. Among those, option 3 is the clear winner because of its much higher rate.

If the question assumes you're thinking practically (like "how much could I actually enjoy/spend in a normal human lifetime?"), option 3 still wins easily—you'd be making tens of millions **daily** without ever running out.

**So: Choose #3.** $2 million per hour is the mathematically dominant choice.

Henry McClure  
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