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WE ARE BACK, Bitcoin's Incentives Destroy China's Mining Ban | EP 491 · Simply Bitcoin

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It's been a minute. Welcome back.
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We're simply Bitcoin. We break down the news.
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The daily fail mean review, software releases Hardware,
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releases and the pleb sites. Joining us today fellow Bitcoin
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are who we met at the Miami Conference and the CEO of true
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vote. I'm talking about Brett
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Morrison. Brett.
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Thank you so much for joining us on the show.
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What's up? So, what's up, Nico?
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Alright, we are good. We are back and we are diving
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owed to A at the time of this recording, the blockheaded
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737,000, 753 the Bitcoin price 29,000 230 chain rewrite day,
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750 total public lightning capacity.
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We are getting close to that. 4K 3800 98.42 BTC Moscow, time
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3421, blocks to the having 100 and 2247.
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And the samurai Whirlpool unspent capacity.
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Samurai. Whirlpool is a coin or
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collaborative. And it is not a mixing service
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and the unspent capacity from that pool is 4770. 4.03 Nico.
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It's like we never left the numbers.
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It's like we never left them dude.
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And this is why we are big advocates for DC, a man look and
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the weeks that it goes up to go sideways.
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All you should worry about is, do I have on this day more
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Bitcoin? And then I had the day before
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and there's a reason that I said.
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Right. There's a reason that we're big
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advocates for DCA. Take a look at this chart by
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spoolie. Right says, don't look at
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all-time highs. Look at your lelo's and it
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really represents. Right?
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What it is. We're talking about, right?
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If you zoom out on bitcoin, you'll understand the bigger
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picture. It's not going to make a big
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deal. Whether you stacked at 29k
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whether you Stalked at 35 K, where you stack that 40K,
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whether you stack the 25k, the reason for that.
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That is Bitcoin. We believe is going into the
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hundreds of thousands if not millions of dollars.
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So is it really going to make a big difference right on where
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you stack? The point is that you
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continuously stock and this is a really good representation of
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what we mean about. Don't look at the whole time
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highs and look at the yearly lows, right?
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2012. Bitcoin was for dollar.
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The low was $4, 2013 2 low was $13.
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The low in 2014 was 300 the low in 2015 was 190 the low.
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He 16 was 360, the low and 2017 was 779.
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The low in 2018 was 3K, 220, 19, 3K 320 25,000 the low and 2021
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was twenty-eight thousand dollars, right?
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So that's what we mean. Anyways, moving on, check this
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out before I get your guys thoughts.
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This was this really shows why there really is no alternative,
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right? If you're in Fiat money.
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Specifically in urine, Europe, even though American Central,
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bankers and Central Bankers, all over the world.
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They have no idea what they're doing.
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The only thing they know how to do is print money, and when
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they, when they tried to stop printing that money, it's
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catastrophic to the economy. So really the only thing these
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people know, is how to print money.
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Anyways, here is a video of Christine Lagarde, which is the
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head of which is convicted felon in the head of the European
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Central Bank. I love saying that together, by
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the way, that's true. Being questioned on Dutch show
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College. Or about crypto and the
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expansion of the ECB balance sheet, right?
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It looks like a lot of people are pit picking that up.
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It looks like some people have been watching simply Bitcoin and
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US pulling up that M2 chart and the fed's balance sheet.
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Anyways, let's see what her reaction was in this.
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But this is cross about the balance sheet of the European
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Central Bank and the money that is on there now.
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And here it is, what I would like to show our viewers and
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asked the question about this, this is going over.
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Eh billion euros now, and isn't what you just told us about the
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cryptocurrencies. Don't we see a gigantic bubble
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here on your belly, Chief with the Euro, and, isn't this graph
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very nerve-racking. Well, I can tell you that there
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is zero crypto Assets in the balance sheet of the ECB, but I
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got Point number one. Well, I just don't want any
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ambiguity about it here, but you have to add encounter.
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On March 18th, when we put together the pandemic emergency
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program and then subsequently increase the volume of
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commitment that we made to the European Union.
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Economies. We would be in a devastated
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situation. So I don't regret any of that
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move that we took on that day, which was four months into my
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job to significantly increase the size of the balance sheet
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because that's all we had. Otherwise the economy would have
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collapsed and it would have been even accelerate.
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About financial crisis, that's good.
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So I'm not going to play you guys the whole thing.
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I'm going to focus on that and perhaps we'll double back on her
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on you know, the the second part of that response perhaps
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tomorrow. So this all goes back down to
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the idea of Kenzie and economics and Austrian economics, right?
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So their idea, the idea of Central Banking is to soften the
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blow and the way that they soften the blow is by they they
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just flood the system. Would liquidity also known as
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printing A crap ton of money, but she says, oh, it would have
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been catastrophic but here's the thing.
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It was catastrophic for the lower and middle classes that
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don't have the wealth and the means to save in an assets that
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benefit from asset inflation. So, if you were the common, the
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common Joe, right? You have gotten significantly
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poorer and the wealthy, whether it's BlackRock.
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You know, it's the top one percent have benefited.
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The most from all of this quote-unquote stimulus.
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So when she's talking about softening the bow and it
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wouldn't devastating for the world economy.
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Us Austrian economic Economist, whatever.
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I'm not really an economist, but the ones that believe in the
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Austrian School of Economics, it would have been good because it
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would have flushed out the companies that you know, that
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that just Weren't efficient enough to companies that weren't
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good enough to survive that market cycle.
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And through that Devastation. It would have created new
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companies, but what has happened really?
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Since 2008? Is that the government gets to
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pick and choose what companies benefit from all this stimulus?
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Right? And it's the little guy, right?
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It's the smaller guy that gets absolutely destroyed.
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Look, if you're a Zoomer or Boomer eats, you can't own a
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home. This is what I'm talking about.
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Why? Because of all this money
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printing. So when she's talking about
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look, it would have been devastating for the come.
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It would have been devastating for the world Elites and would
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have been devastating for the party of Davos.
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But for the little guy, yes, it would have, it would have
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sucked. It would have been bad.
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But through the, through those ashes right through the, through
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the devastation of that normal Market cycle more newer and
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better companies would have risen rather than the government
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and the central Wilbanks propping up the zombie companies
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that all they do is just suck out, suck out lifeblood from the
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economy's, right. So again, you either choose
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Bitcoin, and if you're against Bitcoin, what you're doing is
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you're supporting people, like Christine Lagarde, right?
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Those are literally your two options.
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I know a lot of you aren't going to believe me.
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They're going to say gold. They're going to say this.
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They're gonna say shit coins if you really look into it because
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of Bitcoins to centralization, right?
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You You really have another option in alternative to Central
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Banking, which doesn't get rid of wealth inequality.
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But at least it gives everyone a fair shot.
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Unlike the alternative system of Central Banking.
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Anyways, Phil. What are your thoughts?
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Great to be back. It's really you know what while
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we were doing the spaces. It seemed like everything was
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going into each other, the news and the fails, and it seems like
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this week. We're just carrying that on.
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So, look a couple of points through these monetary
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mechanics, the powers that be aren't allowing real Market
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Cycles to play out. I mean, plain and simple.
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So, you know this business, this fear that Christine Lagarde is
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trying to draw to draw up, right.
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That you know, this would have been devastating.
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What would have happened. Week by not allowing these
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Market Cycles to play out the bubbles.
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Keep getting bigger, which means that the catastrophe that we
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will most likely incur. It's going to be massive.
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It's gonna be of Epic Proportions.
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It's gonna be much worse than any of the Natural Market cycles
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that we would have gone through. The other point.
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I want to make is during that video.
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She says that we don't regret what we did, but that was four
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months into my job did. Did she really want to have said
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that? I mean, I want you to think
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about that. Like, thank you.
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You can't blame me. I haven't been here long.
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It's kind of weird. Anyways, I kind of feel like I
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was in elementary school there for a second.
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And the last point that I want to make is about BlackRock.
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It's interesting that you brought them up.
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Do you know that last week they put out an article to dispel
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some of the rumors that they are buying up individual homes?
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They are, you know, I know, but but they're not because we wrote
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this article and we showed you how we're not buying these
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individual homes. So, and they got ratioed, by the
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way on that tweet. So it was, it was pretty funny.
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Yeah, so, I'm just saying, look, this was a totally cringe video
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and it was embarrassing for Chris.
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So, so check this out about what I talked about the increase in
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wealth inequality because of the Keynesian economics and the
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money Printing and because the average Joe can't f it from
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asset inflation, it's not only me saying that our friends at
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the world economic Forum are saying that as well, economic
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inequality, has deepened during the pandemic.
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That doesn't mean it can't be fixed their way of, you know,
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fixing the wealth inequality is by more centralization, more
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control our fix of, you know, bettering wealth inequality is
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never going to go away, right? Is to get the hands and get the
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monetary. See out of the hands of central
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Bankers, the world economic forum is the problem.
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The European Central Bank is the problem.
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They have caused the mess that supposedly.
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Now they're trying to fix. Anyways.
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Brett. What are your thoughts on this?
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My friend? Well, the world economic Forum.
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They told us that, you know, we will own nothing to be happy
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about it. And then they show that guy.
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He looks really happy on their original video, right?
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Yeah. The money printing is
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indefensible and we just keep seeing it over and over again.
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And they're getting to a point where people are starting to
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figure out that there is no way to keep this up.
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I think, you know, you know, if we look at where we're involved
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in this, we look at this, we think about it.
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I often think about like, what about the other 90 plus percent
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of the world that doesn't consider money printing?
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Doesn't realize that their purchasing power is diminished
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with every dollar that is printed doesn't realize that
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when they do print money. It's not equally distributed.
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Hope that though there are they're figuring it out the hard
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way just by, you know, the price of goods going up and Rapid
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inflation that they're purchasing power is diminished
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and you're right. There is no way to afford a home
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in the US these days unless you're you know, really far away
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from, you know, large communities that you know, and
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but even there, it's just with the interest rates increasing.
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It's hard to get a loan for a lot of people and it's you know,
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the the money printing disease is spreading worldwide, you
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know, it starts here and then Nat weight makes his way to the
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other, you know, First World countries and then second one,
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and third one, and they're all just printing money.
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Like it's the only solution for things because they have no
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other levers rather than let things just achieve stasis.
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They don't have hard money. So they don't they don't it's
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too tempting, right? It's too easy for them to print
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money. So that's what they do.
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I often think what would happen if they just stopped printing
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money and I think you know, Phil you're right.
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It would cause problems. Um, but it wouldn't amplify
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them. The bubble wouldn't be so big
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that when it does pop, it's going to be so devastating and
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that's what with with Bitcoin because it's a hard cap is a
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hard hard fixed Supply. You have to choose how you spend
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your money, much more wisely. And I think that's the biggest
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advantage of it and and and you know them hating on it and try
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it. Yeah one hand Christine Lagarde
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says, oh, well, you know, we don't earn any crypto asset.
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She I don't even remember I didn't even see her.
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Being asked that she just had to put that out there.
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She wanted that to be a talking point for this talk.
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Right? And then, okay, you don't have
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any your tell people, it's worthless, but then you want to
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regulate it. You can't have both.
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Why do you want to regulate if it's worthless, you know, that
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didn't make any sense. So yeah, it's just more of the
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same kind of rhetoric and lies and distractions, you know, they
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want to blame crypto. You want to blame Bitcoin and
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then or any other cryptocurrency for the That they're creating.
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So the solution is stopped printing money.
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That's it. Please, please.
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Stop printing money. Absolutely.
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And they're not going to, that's the thing, like they're not
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going to do that, which is why something like Bitcoin is so
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important. And this is what the shit
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coiners fail, to understand the, the incentive to print money to
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soften the blow and all that stuff is going to be so great.
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That if you don't separate monetary Policy away from the
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hands of humans. If you don't have to
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centralization from day one, the incentive is so strong for you
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to to change it. If you can write and no other
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shit coin. Has figured out how to do this
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and only Bitcoin has. And when I say shit coins, I
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also include Fiat currencies in there, but anyways, feel it's
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And that video, Let's quickly dive into this article before we
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dive into the multitude of fails that is Davos and the world
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economic Forum. But before we dive into that,
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let's take a look at this article real quick coin in
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Bitcoin, doesn't Make it money. IMF, Chief.
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Kristalina, georgieva. This is the, this is the part of
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the timeline. We're in right now, becoming
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these types of arguments IMF chief kristalina, georgieva on
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Monday cautioned against confusing crypto products, with
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currencies and said, anything not backed by a sovereign
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guarantee. You mean not backed by violence,
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can be an asset class, but not a currency as she asserted that
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Bitcoin cannot be Honey, just because it it has got coined in
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its name. But this is, this is the
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argument that that we have now because it has the the word coin
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in its name. Well, that's it.
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It can't be money. Well, you know matters, huh?
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Look at the Euro that doesn't have the word coin in it or the
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British pounds. I don't see the word coin in
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there. Either.
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That is the silliest argument great.
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It's just ridiculous from somebody like this.
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It's such a strange argument. Anyways, at the same session,
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Central Bank of France, Governor, Francisville Roy.
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Gal, who said I always speak of crypto is assets and not as
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currencies for any currency. Someone has to take the
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responsibility, but there is no one in case of so-called
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cryptocurrencies. Also, currencies need to have a
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lot of trust and they need to be universally acceptable.
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This is this is just strange. They've honestly brain wash
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themselves into levels of stupidity that make no sense
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whatsoever. Okay, we're gonna finish this
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article off with experts. Cbc's Central Bank, digital
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We're about to learn more about to learn how countries rug pull
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Anyways, before we move on. Do you guys have any any quick
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takes on this one, dude, the only Thing I'm gonna say, I'm
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gonna I'm gonna point this out. Once again, right?
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Is that Christina? George drove?
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Right? She graduated from the Karl Marx
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Institute in her home country and check out what her degree
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was in the political, the pot, the politics of of Economics.
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What the f does that mean? And that perfectly look, that
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that, that thing that you just Rose perfectly represents her
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school of thought, listen, I believe that money should be
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Political this is the consequence of political money
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and look at the inequality and look at all the all the people
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suffering around the world because of political money.
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It's time for Humanity to take the next step.
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Those are my thoughts bright ideas on this one.
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Yeah. Yeah, I'll add that.
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You know, I think it speaks to a larger picture of what
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politicians and appointed people.
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Like Christine Lagarde in those types of positions.
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She I don't think she was elected, right?
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What their? Roll is they are here to service
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the greater good, they are representatives of people.
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And with that Spirit, they need to be thinking of their
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constituents. And what is best for them?
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Not what is best for them personally.
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And so we constantly see, I'm constantly curious on why
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someone says things like this, like, did someone get to them?
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Are there is their family being held hostage.
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You know, what is it? Like, how could they possibly
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defend these statements? They know her?
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Stupid, like, I want to know what people's motivations are
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for thinking, the way they do, because I don't think it's as
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simple as you know, they believe they believe that their modern,
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that their economic theories are better than hard money.
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I just can't see the other side. I've tried, you know, right?
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Like why how can they come? How can they, how can they say
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that with a straight face? It just It just doesn't make
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sense to me, man. It's frustrating.
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They are, they should be trying to make the world a better place
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and instead. They're, they're just falling
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back on the same kind of statements and rhetoric that
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have gotten us to where we are today.
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And I just think energetically from a, you know, a goodness and
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a moral standpoint that we need to make some changes and it
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really the monetary system is a huge part of that and you know,
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the three of us know that but I just can't see why some of these
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well-educated Skated, well, schooled people.
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I don't know what their intentions are and what their
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motivations are to do this. It's just, why are we constantly
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fighting? It's like, it's exhausting
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right? Like, why do we?
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I constantly have to look at this stuff and laugh at it and
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defend it. It's just it's frustrating.
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I totally agree 100%. Alright, we are going to dive
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into the I guess you'd say the thick part of this fail.
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Here we go. So Davos is meeting this week.
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That is pretty much the world economic Forum gathering with
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their friends telling everyone what to do.
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I went through pulled together a few different tweets and let's,
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let's just take a look at the narrative, the hypocrisy, the
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hubris, the Sniffs, the clown world that we are living in and
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we are going to start off first with a tweet from spent a at
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Bitcoin Crusader. Here we go.
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It's a conspiracy. No, it's not.
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They're saying it in plain sight and here we go.
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Here's the the leader himself Klaus, Schwab, with a little
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message, for all of us. This also be clear, the future
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is not just happening. So future is built by us by a
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powerful Community as you here in this room.
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We have some means to improve the states of the world.
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But, two conditions are necessary.
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The first one is that we act all as stakeholders.
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Of larger communities that we serve not our only self
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interests that we serves a community.
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That's what we call a stakeholder responsibility.
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And second said, we collaborate and this is the reason why it's
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very good points. Makes very good points.
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Alright, so we all got a collaborate, right?
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Everybody's got to work together.
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You can't just think of yourself.
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You gotta think of others. Okay.
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Let's take a look at their climate change mission
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statement. Here we go.
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This is from the world economic forum.
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World, economic forum is committed to supporting Global
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efforts in the private public sectors to limit, Global
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temperature, rise, and Stave off disaster.
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It's right. We're gonna fight the invisible,
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the invisible climate monster, we aim to work with leaders to
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increase climate commitments, collaborate with Partners to
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develop private initiatives and provide a platform for
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innovators to realize their ambition and contribute
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Solutions. Meanwhile, at the, at the Davos
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conference itself. Here we go, the world economic
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Forum. We've got 1500 private jets,
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averaging, 13300 pounds of CO2 per three-hour, flight will
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deliver the world's richest ngos, government's and Elite to
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decide what you will sacrifice and what they will gain.
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That's right. And they've actually built a
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whole entire little city specifically for the world
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economic Forum. So, talk about the hubris and
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the hypocrisy and the just the doublespeak.
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It's completely insane. Moving on moving on because this
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does, it actually does get significantly worse.
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Let's hear. More tidbits of how our future
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is shaping up to be, we are finding ourselves in a place
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where we're we have increasing polarization everywhere and
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everything feels binary when it doesn't need to be.
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So I think we're going to have to think about a recalibration
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of a whole range of human rights that are playing out online, you
23:40
know, from freedom of speech, to the freedom to, you know, to be
23:44
free from on online violence or the right of data protection to
23:48
the right to child. T we are finding, all right, so
23:53
we're gonna have to redefine freedom of speech.
23:56
And what's interesting too is because the part about the child
24:00
dignity, and look, let me be clear.
24:02
I think that any type of, you know, because I know what she's
24:05
referring to any type of trial or four-year or child
24:09
exploitation online is absolutely horrific, but as
24:13
we've seen, they're using that as an excuse to surveil every
24:19
single message, Without the government, you know, you know,
24:23
without the government essentially saying what, what
24:26
what, they're surveilling and they're already doing that in
24:29
Europe, and what we've seen from the government is it just starts
24:32
there? It just starts all with.
24:33
This is just for, you know, child's exploitation next.
24:37
It's the other thing. Next.
24:39
It's the other thing. And remember, the the, when the
24:43
bank secrecy Act was passed and that fact that Infamous ten
24:47
thousand dollar rule, right? Where if you have, if you
24:50
deposit Posit more than ten thousand dollars into a bank
24:52
account, has to be reported to the internet when that rule was
24:57
implemented ten thousand dollars in the 19th and the early 1970s
25:02
was the equivalent to 70 thousand dollars today.
25:06
And now all this time has passed, and guess what?
25:09
That that's that ten thousand dollar rule is still
25:12
implemented. And last year, the B
25:14
Administration wanted the treasury Department to force
25:18
Banks to the to, to report to the government.
25:20
Any transaction over $600, right?
25:25
So remember guys, this is just the foot in the door.
25:29
Once they get, you know, any, you know, complete surveillance
25:33
to any, you know, any of your text messages, under the
25:37
pretense of, this is for the children, it that's just the
25:41
beginning. We've always seen the
25:43
government, take a finger and end up taking an arm anyways.
25:47
Feel sorry for interrupting the video.
25:50
No, no. Worries, no worries.
25:51
Let's continue on because it does, it does get worse.
25:54
So, hold on a second, right? We're going to redefine freedom
25:56
of speech. We have everything that Niko
25:58
just explained, but wait, there's more, we're developing
26:03
through technology and ability for consumers to measure their
26:06
own carbon footprint. What does that mean?
26:10
That's where they traveling. How are they traveling?
26:13
What are they eating? What are they consuming on the
26:16
platform? So individual carbon footprint
26:20
tracker, they tuned we don't have it operational yet.
26:24
But this is something that we're working on.
26:26
So weird. Yes, God.
26:28
So if I was, I was there. And yeah if I was there and I
26:30
heard that the first thing I would say, oh is this offline so
26:33
I can do it myself and not not on the cloud, you know, is this
26:37
open source? Of course, it won't be, it won't
26:39
be open source. It will be called base and
26:41
everything. You do will be uploaded to
26:43
connect connect that with the fact that Phil showed you that
26:48
all these people are taking their gas-guzzling expensive
26:54
luxury, cars, their private jets.
26:56
But no, they want you, the peasant to track yourself.
27:03
The hypocrisy of these people this forum.
27:08
Right? Is the personification of
27:11
late-stage Fiat. This is what it has caused
27:15
through. The concealing are effect.
27:17
And at the same time there is hope because at the same time as
27:21
this forum, there's also the ozlem freedom Forum which
27:26
represents the Bitcoin future, the Bitcoin, Freedom future that
27:30
we have, if we fight for coloring in the lines, of
27:34
course, and then this is the alternative.
27:38
This is the alternative of a future of Fiat.
27:42
This is an alternative of a future of see bdcs.
27:46
Look at what Christine Lagarde. Just says.
27:48
We just played it for you. These are the, these are the
27:51
Futures ahead of you. There is no other alternative a
27:55
Bitcoin future of a slightly inconvenient.
28:00
Slightly inconvenient, Freedom or a convenient.
28:04
Hey, you owe nothing, be happy. You'll live in the metaphor.
28:08
Verse, this is what the elites want from you even though that
28:12
is exact opposite of what they want from themselves.
28:17
And I just, I just want to finish it off.
28:19
Okay. With this last video here.
28:21
Okay. From a V yemeni and he does.
28:24
I think it's Rebel. What is it?
28:26
Yeah, it's Rebel news. Okay, in Australia, this is,
28:29
this is a great little clip. Okay, he's essentially walking
28:31
up to what appears to be a corporate owned media personnel
28:37
and asking them a simple. Okay, and you got to remember,
28:39
it is a world of incentives. Okay.
28:41
So here we go. Let's just finish it off with
28:43
this, then we can respond. This Rebecca.
28:46
How you doing from New York Times?
28:47
Can I ask you a quick question is?
28:49
Are we from revenues? How is the public meant to
28:51
believe that the New York Times is here to actually ask the
28:55
tough questions when you're here as an invited guest.
28:59
Help people meant to rely on the mainstream media.
29:03
We're just just, if you could get us, you don't want to
29:08
explain to people why we should trust the mainstream media.
29:11
No, of course, no comment. There we go.
29:13
So, dude, the the hubris, the hubris of these people is
29:21
insane. Felt they're paid to be there.
29:24
They're paid to be, there. It is a world of incentives, and
29:27
people should definitely check out.
29:28
Rebel news Twitter feed because he goes through and actually
29:34
documents a whole bunch of essentially all these buildings
29:37
that they're building from scratch specifically for these
29:42
forums. Okay, so it's exactly what you
29:44
said, Nico. Okay.
29:45
It's a world of censorship for us.
29:47
It's a world of low energy just scrambling by for us the
29:52
peasants. Okay, so that the intelligent
29:55
capable Elite that deserve Nerve to have access to all the energy
30:00
they want. And all the resources they want,
30:03
they can enjoy this. Hmm.
30:05
You shouldn't be taking up too much energy.
30:07
Brett. What are your thoughts on this?
30:09
Well, again, I mean that whole conference.
30:11
You know, why? Why aren't why wasn't?
30:13
I was God seen invited to Davos to speak.
30:16
You know, what, why don't they have alternative voices in
30:19
there? It is to speak out and you know,
30:21
on the other on the other side, we should be inviting.
30:24
The Christine lagarde's of the world to the Bitcoin conference
30:27
defend your position. Make a speech talk about.
30:30
Why Bitcoins terrible. I'd love to hear it on the
30:32
Bitcoin conference. She can't do it.
30:36
That's the issue. So, yeah, it's all these types
30:40
of shady conferences. Where they some, what's the
30:44
other one where they build a Burg, where they don't publish
30:46
at anything. You're not allowed to talk
30:47
about. Building, for me right now.
30:48
The Bilderberg is not that different from this Davos.
30:51
One, from the world economic Forum were, what's the
30:54
difference? And we do now because there's no
30:56
press coverage a lot on that one.
30:57
Absolutely, man. These are, these are the central
31:00
planners and the world Elites thinking that they know what's
31:04
best for your life, then, you know, for yourself and the only
31:08
thing that's stopping them. The only thing that's in the way
31:13
is Bitcoin, but only if you take self custody, but anyways, Phil
31:17
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32:26
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32:41
They raise rates the, you know, they start selling stuff off the
32:44
balance sheet, right? That wrecks, the economy, but if
32:47
they continue printing that that fake Monopoly money, guess what
32:51
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33:01
they communicate information, effectively screenshots.
33:04
I meant to say these scan coins are getting crazier crazy.
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Once one someone just showed me 27 trillion and circulation
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33:16
minted in last six months. 1% of ha de leurs own 30%.
33:20
Just kidding. That's the US dollar.
33:22
Very, very true powerful. All right, this is funny because
33:26
I tweeted I said I'm at the point where I'm trusting
33:28
conspiracy theories, more than the government at least one
33:31
attempt to tell me the truth and some plep, right?
33:34
The Flat Earth theory when you're hits the here microphone,
33:38
the thing in the diner Source, get knocked off and fly into
33:41
space. Absolutely hilarious.
33:44
All right, you know if Phil and Corey Clips in her competing for
33:48
the title of the shit coin Slayer, it's weird.
33:51
Because with this hair it kind of reminds me of Cory but fills
33:54
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33:57
for a refill? Anyways, she Corners history
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34:01
Be careful. King of kings first.
34:03
You need the Victory and it's fill in there.
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Absolutely hilarious. All right, check this out.
34:09
And I'm going to kind of connect us with what Phil was talking
34:11
giving the shout-out to Rebel news.
34:13
This is the important of Independent Media.
34:16
This is the important of the internet.
34:18
It gives the common Joe that doesn't have all those
34:21
credentials. Right?
34:22
And this is why the B Administration rolled out the
34:25
misinformation. Girl, they would like you to
34:28
consume information only from the Legacy captured media and
34:33
the approved Blue check marks, right?
34:36
This happens to be the Jack Pacific.
34:40
He, you know, he's an independent conservative media
34:43
personality. Here's The Hodgetwins and he got
34:46
detained. Check this out, not by the
34:49
police, but the world's economic Forum has their own police
34:54
force. And then God, you know, Nico,
34:57
there are screenshots of this zoomed in completely.
35:00
I'm gonna go, I'm gonna go to the next one.
35:02
So he's wearing a world economic police.
35:05
So think about it. Look world's I can and it's his
35:08
two ramps. This, this is a, there's a lot
35:11
of symbolism there. I don't even want to get Phil
35:12
started. Bro.
35:13
I'm Klaus looks like dr. Evil, like look at that.
35:16
They have their own police force, then, think about it.
35:19
Like the equivalent of, that would be essentially the the
35:24
Bitcoin conference. Having their own police force.
35:27
No, they get. They get Miami Beach police
35:29
officers. There.
35:31
They get whatever. But the world economic has so
35:33
much power. That Switzerland allows the
35:38
world economic Forum to Deputy deputize, a police force.
35:44
For when they're in Davos? That is absolutely crazy and
35:50
think about it. There deputized, police force
35:53
happens to be checking up on Jack Pacific.
35:58
Someone who's not covering the world economic Forum in a
36:01
positive light. Unlike the New York Times that
36:05
happen to be invited there. Look the last two years were the
36:11
years that all those conspiracy theorists and all those people
36:15
that they just gas-lit and gasoline Gossett.
36:17
They be fun. I don't know Phil, they've
36:20
happened to be right about a lot of things.
36:23
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36:39
All right. I haven't given this one yet,
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38:33
So whatever you heard about this, you're not going to hear
38:36
again. You're not.
38:37
You haven't heard before better set.
38:39
Anyways, check this out. China makes a comeback and
38:42
Bitcoin mining despite government banned.
38:45
And why is that? Why is that the Chinese people
38:49
are willing to go to jail? To mine Bitcoin.
38:54
And this goes back to something that I've kept saying on the
38:57
show and why I believe. And I know this is what Phil
39:01
believes as well. And I'm pretty sure Brett
39:03
believes this as well, but I'm not going to put words in his
39:05
mouth incentives are stronger than coercion.
39:10
This is something that the central planners are having a
39:12
really hard time grasping. This is why you see Jorge orta
39:17
the head of the IMF, the head of the European Central bank's a
39:19
Bitcoin is not money. Bitcoin is not money.
39:22
Would they don't Stand. Is that the incentives of
39:25
Bitcoin are stronger than their shit coin Fiat money, so they
39:29
could pound the the desk and say whatever they want.
39:34
But the matter of fact is that Bitcoin that Bitcoin provides
39:37
better incentives than their shit coin, which is why you see
39:41
people in China taking the risk to my Bitcoin, even though they
39:45
might go to jail because again those incentives are stronger
39:50
than their shit coins. China makes a comeback in
39:53
Bitcoin mining despite government banned the u.s.
39:56
Accounted for thirty seven point eight percent of global hash
39:59
rate, a measure of computing. Power used to extract extract
40:02
the digital currency between computer between.
40:05
September 20 21, 22 January. According to the game, a
40:09
Cambridge Center for alternative Finance in a report released on
40:12
Tuesday. The hash rate also responsible
40:15
for securing the Bitcoin network has made a strong comeback to
40:18
new highs after falling last year, following the mine
40:22
abandoned. In the last year, the country
40:24
has seen a sudden surge in activity, through covert mining
40:27
operations and has re-emerged as a major mining Hub grabbing
40:32
21.1% of global hash rate. According to CC AF, the strongly
40:37
suggests that significant underground.
40:40
Mining activity has formed in the country, which empirically,
40:45
confirms what industry, insiders have been long as suiting, by
40:48
the way. I would like to say that simply
40:51
Bitcoin is industry Insider because that's the case that
40:53
we've been mining since the the saccades that we've been making
40:56
since the so-called trying to ban.
40:58
In fact when it happened, we were saying yeah, that they're
41:01
probably still there and that correlates to essentially what
41:05
my friend. Remember.
41:06
I got an opinion from someone who's living in mainland China,
41:09
and this is exactly saying what we were suspecting.
41:13
The CC AF wrote in the report and may 2021 Beijing intensified
41:18
his efforts to curb. The crypto currency Market, it
41:21
seems covert mining is still happening.
41:23
In China, through route it though.
41:25
Routed through virtual vpns, that make it appear.
41:28
That computers are operating in another country.
41:32
But check this out, right? You can't always trust the data.
41:38
And the reason for that in this article, does a really good job
41:41
Zack. Vole Zack for well.
41:43
He's going to come on the show and talk a little bit about
41:45
this. And why is that?
41:46
Why did the reporting get so catastrophically wrong?
41:49
This This article goes on to explain it differently.
41:51
The data is not reliable to put to be clear.
41:54
The problems with CCF. Methodology are not on its own
41:58
mining. Data is outstandingly difficult
42:00
to accurately, collect similar mining data sets built by the
42:04
newly launched Bitcoin mining console also receive some public
42:07
criticism for the accuracy of their methodology.
42:11
If anything the continued work by CC AF to report mining data
42:15
services to expose many of the unavoidable issues.
42:19
Collecting accurate and representative data from Bitcoin
42:23
mining. So that was very complicated.
42:25
What does any of that mean? That means that the initial
42:30
reporting that 0% of the hash rate was located in Giant and
42:35
China was driven by a narrative rather than data and the other
42:40
signal that you have to pay attention to base on that Zach.
42:43
Vo, L article is how difficult is to detect where the location
42:49
of Of actual miners are and what the Cambridge?
42:53
Hold on. Let me pronounce it with the
42:54
Cambridge Bitcoin electricity consumer index fails to report
42:59
accurately is that they get their data based on what the IP
43:03
location is of the mining pools and self-reporting, right?
43:07
So what does all this mean? Why should you care?
43:10
You should care. Because of look how difficult it
43:13
is to detect where miners are based, and why is that good?
43:18
That's a good. Because if the government wants
43:21
to shut it down or the state wants to shut it down.
43:24
They don't even know where it's at.
43:26
So what are the bullish? Takeaways?
43:28
Bullish. Takeaway.
43:29
Number one is the Chinese Communist party.
43:32
You can make an argument one of the most powerful governments in
43:35
the world failed to shut down Bitcoin and fact make it
43:39
stronger. If you take a look at the hash
43:41
rate. The hash rate is higher today.
43:44
Then when the by the mining band took place and take away number
43:48
two. The reason it's so hard for them
43:51
to shut it down. It's because it's all through
43:53
the internet. If it's all through the
43:54
internet, it could be through Tor.
43:57
It could be through vpns. So, overall, bullish news sucks
44:03
for you. Chinese Communist party.
44:05
What you did is made the honey badger.
44:07
Inevitably stronger. Phil.
44:09
What are your thoughts? Okay.
44:10
Yeah. It just got me thinking though
44:12
that, you know, since their numbers were necessarily real to
44:15
begin with how much of that hash was really lost and then it
44:18
starts to make you think. What if the hash drop was really
44:21
just a show? No, no it.
44:25
What the hash drop was real and what I suspect would happen.
44:29
Was that the 80 the 80, maybe, 70% of the hash rate coming from
44:35
China, was from over the table, Chinese miners, Big Data farms.
44:41
And those actually did relocate, right?
44:43
Yeah, but the, you know, the underground, right?
44:46
The whole miners like it is in the United States or Or perhaps,
44:50
you know, those corrupt government officials near the,
44:53
you know, the damn provinces with extra standard and
44:56
electricity in China. They weren't reporting in the
44:59
first place. But because of the media
45:01
reporting saying hey China, ban Bitcoin mining the Cambridge,
45:06
you know, Bitcoin index or hash rate index, you know thing, they
45:10
reported it as if that was factual.
45:12
But what they didn't take into account is the fact that Bitcoin
45:16
is highly mobile. It's so hard to Track.
45:19
And that is a feature and not a bug.
45:22
It's in Chris is incredibly bullish.
45:24
I hope I gave it a little bit of Justice explaining it the way
45:28
that I did. Yeah, people.
45:30
I'm sorry. I just want to finish by saying
45:31
people really need to understand how resilient the Bitcoin
45:35
network is. Okay, like if people understood
45:38
just how badly China wanted to stop it or at least gave the
45:41
impression that they did and are not able to.
45:43
And here we are a year after the ban.
45:46
I think it's like a year in a month.
45:47
Yep, and the hatchet is picking all time.
45:49
A hot head. People are still finding a
45:51
China. Bullish.
45:52
Anyways, Brett. What are your thoughts?
45:54
Oh, super, super interesting story.
45:56
Because yeah, it is harder report where there are regions
45:59
of minors are with the, with VPN at, or you can pretty easily
46:02
hide that it warms my heart to think that Chinese miners are
46:08
going against their government and Mining.
46:10
Anyway, I mean, they tried when you try it, when a government
46:13
tries to ban something like they did in this country with alcohol
46:16
with prohibition over 100 years ago.
46:19
What? Then people wanted a drink
46:21
anyway, and so they did and it all just went underground and
46:24
they said to the government. We're not going to comply with
46:26
this ban. And so when I see Chinese miners
46:29
doing this, wow, I love it. I'd like to see more of it.
46:33
I love the day, they successfully use VPN a tour and
46:36
if they spread out their mining electricity and not get not have
46:40
a fingerprint where they could be detected for spikes and
46:43
electricity. However, they're doing it.
46:45
They're doing it. Great.
46:46
And yeah, it's we're never going to know the numbers, though.
46:48
I mean, they're really Without origin, IP.
46:51
There's no way of knowing and that is and that is a feature,
46:54
not a bug anyways, moving on to the last piece of news,
46:59
something that we missed while I was gone.
47:01
Filled did Cover though, on the spaces, fill covered both things
47:04
that I'm covering down the spaces.
47:06
We're just getting a little bit of the Nico perspective film.
47:08
Exactly. No, this is good.
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More info in there. And of course, we have our
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awesome. We have our awesome guest Brett.
47:15
So anyways, check this out as you guys have, no, but we're
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going to give you a little bit of a different angle Bitcoin.
47:19
Kaylee and a bevy of central Bankers meat and El Salvador.
47:23
And here's a picture visualization of what countries?
47:26
Right? Central Bank delegates from
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Ghana, Burundi Jordan to the Maldives and Pakistan to Costa
47:32
Rica arrived in its San Salvador for the conference upon Del
47:35
Salvador, president named, Boo Kelly's, invitation El Salvador,
47:38
sprouts, and this is a 9. But Kelly's, tweet El Salvador
47:41
or sorry. The the central Banker of El
47:45
Salvador. El Salvador is proud to receive
47:47
representatives from 44 central banks.
47:49
And financial authorities to learn about the implementation
47:52
of Bitcoin and its policies to promote Financial inclusion.
47:54
Here's a couple pictures, right like the Bretton Woods thing.
47:58
This is a the Bitcoin Bretton Woods or the Bitcoin Satoshi
48:03
woods. So and here is a picture of the
48:06
central Bankers actually using Bitcoin.
48:08
So absolutely badass. Now, here's the angle that I'm
48:12
going to give to you guys. Right?
48:14
Look it's what we've always been saying this revolution is going
48:19
Happen from the ground. Up countries, that least benefit
48:24
from the Legacy Financial system, meaning countries that
48:29
are forced to hold dollars because they have weak Fiat
48:32
currencies, right? Because they hold dollars or
48:35
even worse like El Salvador, like the country of Panama.
48:38
Like the country of Ecuador actually use the US dollar as
48:43
you know, their unit of account, their legal tender, for those
48:48
countries. Remember their Monetary policy
48:50
is even decided by their own Central Bank.
48:52
It's decided by the US Central Bank, by the Federal Reserve,
48:57
meaning, if the u.s. Prints money, like they just did
49:00
with those 40 billion additional dollars that they're sending to
49:03
the Ukraine. All of those countries get poor.
49:07
They have to foot the bill because of the US has for
49:12
foreign Financial policy or foreign policy, right?
49:16
They have to foot the bill Bitcoin allows them to Opt out
49:20
of that and say, hey, I don't really care about the situation
49:25
in Ukraine. I just need a money so that my
49:28
people could transact, right? Or for so for their, you know,
49:33
country's treasury to at least, you know, pay for some of those
49:36
countries bill. So, this is why this is so
49:39
powerful because you have 44 countries least benefit from
49:44
that system and they're deciding potentially a Bretton Woods.
49:49
Or a Satoshi Woods of Bretton Woods 3.0 with Bitcoin.
49:53
They're deciding. Hey, perhaps we should opt out
49:57
of this madness and as Bitcoins Game Theory continues to play
50:01
out as ngu technology continues to to you know, to go by.
50:06
What you're going to see is more of these countries are going to
50:10
decide to follow Salvador because they're going to see
50:14
that the decision that name, bouquet Lee took was a good
50:17
decision for the people. Those Salvador and for countries
50:21
that don't decide their monetary policy.
50:23
It will be a good decision for them.
50:26
So right now, when Bitcoins down from all-time highs 9 buchelli,
50:30
doesn't look that smart. Michael sailor, doesn't look
50:33
that smart, but let's have that conversation in four years, and
50:37
I'm sure it's going to be a whole lot different.
50:40
Anyways, Phil. What are your thoughts?
50:42
You know, we need to remember how old the Fiat system is
50:46
Right. Bitcoin is only 13 years old.
50:48
So we are indeed early in the in the adoption process.
50:53
The reason why I'm explaining this is is exactly what you just
50:56
said, Nico, some people right now based on our current
50:58
timeline. Yeah, right.
50:59
Not everybody looks like a genius but the thing is is that
51:03
when you zoom out and you look at the bigger picture and you
51:05
see that Bitcoin is swallowing all of the value.
51:09
It's a no-brainer. And of course, as we've said in
51:12
the past Bitcoins Game Theory continues to play out the
51:15
countries that need it. The most the countries that
51:17
require a better money. Most are going to opt into
51:20
Bitcoin first. So this is really, you know,
51:23
this is really cool stuff, right?
51:25
That we had those countries, you know, all get together and you
51:28
know, go to El Salvador Salvador and meet up and discuss these
51:32
ideas. Don't get me wrong.
51:34
But this seems like a much more open Forum away.
51:37
More quote, unquote inclusive Forum than let's say something
51:41
like a Davos or something like a world economic Forum.
51:45
So to me, I think that it's exactly.
51:47
You know, it's exactly like as As you mentioned the Bretton
51:51
Woods 3.0. I think it's going to be better
51:53
than any of that. I really do.
51:55
Because again, we've never had a hybrid asset like Bitcoin.
51:59
We've never had anything in humanity like Bitcoin.
52:02
So our level of understanding changes pretty much almost
52:06
daily. I'm standing was, definitely
52:09
bullish, Brett closing thoughts. Yeah.
52:14
It's inevitable. There is no alternative.
52:16
So yeah, I'm glad that we're seeing progress.
52:19
I Have liked to seen another country.
52:22
After El Salvador, adopt Bitcoin as a currency.
52:24
We haven't screen. There's the well, which ones
52:27
there's Central, African, Republic, and the reanima, okay.
52:33
I'd like, I'd like to see it in a larger way Venezuela.
52:36
I think, I think that would be the best one.
52:38
Let's see it there. And and so it is inevitable and
52:43
it's just a matter of time. So countries can either fight it
52:47
or they can get on board but there is an alternative if they
52:50
keep doing, what they're doing, things are going to get worse,
52:52
not better. If they switch the Bitcoin
52:53
things will get better, not worse.
52:55
That's simple binary. It's really, really that simple.
52:58
I really strongly believe that you're going to see guys.
53:02
As NG remember the price going up.
53:06
It you can't no matter how much they try to spin it and
53:09
Christine Lagarde and the head of the IMF say this is not a
53:12
currency. The ngu technology does his
53:15
thing, remember the ngu technology, most people 99% of
53:20
people, they get into Bitcoin because they think they're going
53:23
to get rich. That's how you get hooked.
53:25
And then once you're in it, once you have a little bit of money
53:27
in Bitcoin, then you start asking questions and you realize
53:30
this is not about getting rich. Will some pizzas.
53:32
People would is to each their own.
53:34
It's really about the revolution.
53:36
It's really about tearing down the central bank's peacefully
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