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Is Apple & Tim Cook Secretly Buying Bitcoin? | EP 712 · Simply Bitcoin

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Yeah, welcome to another episode of Simply Bitcoin live or number
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one source for the peaceful Bitcoin Revolution record,
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breaking news culture, matter of warfare, we will be your guide
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through the separation of money and state interesting news.
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Apparently, every single Mac computer sends, 2018 has had a
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copy of the Bitcoin white paper. What the hell is going on there?
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I don't know, and also something very interesting as well, right?
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We had the original, Who founded the company with with Steve
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Jobs, may he rest in peace? Steve Wozniak is a huge fan of
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Bitcoin but I think the signal really is Tim Cook.
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Tim Cook recently, I think he had a interview, I forget who it
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was with, it was one of the large Publications and they
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asked him. Hey, do you have and we have the
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clip for you guys. Of course, do you have do you
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own any Bitcoin? He says?
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Yeah, of course, I think Bitcoin.
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Is really good to have in any portfolio.
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So you have the CEO of Apple basically saying yes, I own
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Bitcoin. And then you have apple like I
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don't know what they're doing. Apple basically has the white
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paper and every single computer, that's millions of millions of
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millions and millions of computers worldwide that all
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have a copy of the Bitcoin white paper, that is absolutely
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incredible. Pretty sure csw is crying right
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now. Anyways, everybody before we
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start the show in a bring up my legendary co-host.
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Always optimistic today. He he sent me a picture.
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He's soon as he woke up Nico, I just woke up and it was just him
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smiling. And I said, dude don't do that
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anymore. I get your optimistic.
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It's okay brother, I get it, I get it anyways.
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How you doing Opti? I'm doing good, bro.
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You crack me up. I would never, I would never,
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you know, push you to that much torture that early in the
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morning. So, I won't do it again but
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yeah, man shot, you know today as a bit Corner.
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Well, I guess it was yesterday. I know, I know we get a lot of
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flak in the Bitcoin Community for being Apple computer users,
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but I think I think it feels good today to be using a Mac
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laptop. I was able to verify this for
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myself and it was pretty cool last night.
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Seeing everyone lose their minds around it, but yeah, man, how
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many millions of users? Have the Bitcoin white paper now
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on their computer unbeknownst to them.
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It's almost like the signals getting out there.
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But anyways, today in the culture we got Justin from
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Satoshi action fund. So we're going to be talking
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about what slate Nico. What do we say?
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We're going to talk about what's going on in the Imperial City,
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like that mean and some other topics.
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But let's bring in our guests, an Imperial City, by the way for
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anyone doesn't know is Washington d.c.
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Anyways let's bring up our guest.
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Justin. How you doing buddy?
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Hey guys, thanks for having me. Happy, Andre happy to have you
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number segment. I want to cover Crazy, crazy
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stuff. Packs, full paxville a lot,
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mate. Perhaps, you guys haven't heard
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of paxville, specifically, if you're living in, you know, if
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you're living in the u.s., we have very rare privilege to have
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very well-developed Financial rails here.
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But if, you know, you're living in, especially in the global
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South packs, full was one of those exchanges that you could
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have been using to acquire Bitcoin, the CEO shortly after
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he said that he was going to drop.
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Drop etherium basically shut down the exchange, he blames
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staff departures but most importantly, the regulatory got
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challenges and this is something that we've been covering for
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quite a while. You know, this is part of
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operation choke point to 2.0. This is the hostility from what
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some people called, The Deep State, I would call it the
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administrative State, the hostility towards the industry,
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trying to isolate the industry from you know the Global
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Financial sorry the The US Financial system in the hopes of
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slowing down or stopping Bitcoin adoption.
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I have a clip for you guys from, you know, of course, one of
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Odell's very famous show. So shout out to Adele, let's
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take a look at this clip. It's the CEO of packs full and
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he's talking about what was mentioned in this article.
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Let's check it out. Out of 400 people we have we had
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over 90 people that were doing compliance.
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Wow. So we were backwards to please.
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These Regulators because you guys can see, there's really
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nothing you can do. That will appease these people.
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They are not about inclusivity. In fact, American replies is
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utterly racist, they want to know what's up with these gift
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cards. What are these Nigerians doing?
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And it's not wasn't just, they weren't just viewing things with
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a bit of Suspicion which is understandable.
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They were view with me. As the actual disdained and
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apathy and it you know it's kind of like the Matrix, right?
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You know, you talk to these people, you say, yeah, turna
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help people and help Humanity. Get ahead and you see below it's
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like some kind of alien took them over and they become agent
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Smith, right? And they are completely against
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him like where the hell did that come?
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He hurt himself and that's something deserves.
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Those are words that we have used and simply Bitcoin and
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we're going to keep doubling down on those words, right?
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Bitcoin is the most inclusive money, the world has ever seen.
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It doesn't care where you're from, what your skin color is,
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what religion you are and what place you happen to be born in.
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I don't know about you guys, but I want to live in a world where
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money doesn't judge, or doesn't, doesn't care where you're from,
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anyone has access to money. Therefore, if They have access
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to money specifically Bitcoin, they have access to the global
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economy and they want to live in a world where they want to pick
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and choose who's entitled to use money and who's not entitled to
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use money. So all the BS and all the
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narratives that we're going to hear over the next.
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I would say the next 5-10 years were things are really going to
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get tumultuous in the separation of money and state bunk Double
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Down. Why are we being forced to use
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money that steals from us and double down on the fact that
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Bitcoin? And is the equal money Bitcoin
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is the Equitable money. Bitcoin is the inclusive money.
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Don't buy into their narratives and Spins and Miss
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representations, because it's BS on its face.
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Anyways, bunker down, take Bitcoin into self custody, this
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is going to be a hell of a fight.
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But anyways Opti. What are your thoughts on all
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this brother? Well first, you know,
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condolences to paxville, it's an end of an era and really a
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bummer. Considering how pivotal packed
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full Was to the adoption of Bitcoin in Nigeria.
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I mean I think Ray said it best himself, but on another note I
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know I'm like the paranoid bit coiner of the show.
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So there's my context to what I'm going to say next, but I
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think this is kind of further proof to the idea that it's not
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about coexisting with in the traditional Financial system.
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It's about recreating it from the ground up, and building a
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better and more inclusive Financial system, which we
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obviously continuously cover on this show.
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The traditional Financial system is not set up for for the
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inclusivity of every person. On planet Earth it's definitely
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design, you know, from the top down and to ensure the cabal of
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those in power. And I think it's kind of a
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Bitcoin point of just how bad of an idea is to appease The
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Regulators. And in my opinion it's not the
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winning strategy. It's really about what we always
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cover here. The the famous Hyatt quote of
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building a Sly roundabout ways. That they cannot stop what
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Bitcoin really is. Is an inclusive decentralized
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system that no one controls, and no one can stop.
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And that's the beauty of Bitcoin.
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So it really is a bummer to see packs will go down like this,
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but again, you know, Bitcoin, the network will route around
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this and other entrepreneurs in different jurisdictions, will
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build the products and the services that we need.
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So shout out to all the Bitcoin Builders out there and I think
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this is just more signal to the idea of building the tools.
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Is that route around all the crazy traditional Financial
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regulations that hamper Innovation.
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So I mean, Bitcoin fixes this but hey you can't stop Bitcoin.
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What do I always say? Can't ban Bitcoin, you can only
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ban yourself from Bitcoin. And so we're just seeing further
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proof of this happen in real time.
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So again, you know, rip to paxville but shouts out to the
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next innovators and entrepreneurs that will build
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the businesses that cannot be stopped.
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So, hey, It's a double-edged sword.
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It's a double-edged sword. Member Bitcoin is the sly
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roundabout way make no mistake. Anyways Justin, what are your
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thoughts on this brother? Yeah, you know, relate all
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righty, packed full and hopefully like I said I'll be
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some some entrepreneurs fill the void and take care of the global
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South in particular. But you know, I think another
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angle is the regulations, those numbers that he mentioned like
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what a quarter of his staff dedicated to compliance.
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And this just this isn't just a crypto Bitcoin company thing.
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Like this is what the Banks have to do also in this is what
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electric utilities have to do. We just have these massive
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compliance departments that are just maybe just push around
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papers at the end of the day like look at all the Regulatory
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Compliance and what we end up with you know, Silicon Valley
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Bank, you know, signature, I mean what are we doing with
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right now? All the the compliance was good
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enough to bury the insolvency in the footnote, right?
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So that's what we get for this compliance and Regulatory regime
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that is just suffocating Basically it probably every
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industry not just not just the Innovative ones, all of them.
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So it's it's just a little insight into what, you know, you
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know, Bitcoin, hopefully fixes this and we can start to shed
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that skin and move on. Because well, why are they like?
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Why is it for our safety? Is this all for our safety?
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Thank you. Okay, I'll be all right, without
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it. Yeah, 100%.
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And like, in, you know, you said something really interesting
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which is is the clock. Is the compliance really about
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compliance? Or is the compliance really
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about control is? It's really about that.
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Moat right? You know, there's, there's only
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the, it's only, the, really, the big banks that could afford
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these giant monstrosity, compliance departments, which
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are really, you know, arms of the state really right.
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You know, those those and it's all behind the scenes, you know?
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Like if you have a wire and you're trying to find out about,
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About that wire, where it's going.
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And it's like, look, I can't tell you, that's what that's
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what compliance, right? And you're like, okay and you're
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not allowed to speak with the compliance department.
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So I think, you know, as Bitcoin continues to reveal and expose
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incentives, I think it's really going to expose the fact that,
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you know, I think that these compliance departments right or
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you know, governments in general, are they really for the
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people are? They really for the best
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interest of the people or are they really for the best
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interest of themselves? And I think the last five years
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have shown that, and I think the next five years is going to
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continue to show that pattern. Anyways, everybody, let's get to
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the news. We have a lot to talk about.
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Alright everybody, so I think the big news yesterday was so
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absolutely Bonkers, right? Apparently every Mac sense, the
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version Mac OS Mojave and the current version Ventura has had
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a copy of Bitcoin white paper. If you have a Mac, just open up
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terminal and just copy paste. This and it will pull it up.
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It's absolutely crazy. Here's a screenshot of it, you
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know, it's virtual scanner, just pops up this thing and it has
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all the nine pages of the Bitcoin white paper.
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So, move it on here is a, here's a tab called the Bitcoin reserve
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and it says this is a list of famous people have publicly
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confirmed Ownership of Bitcoin as well as politicians who
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openly support it. Please note that there are many
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famous people who do in fact, own Bitcoin, but have not
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publicly announced. And I think that as time
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progresses, you know, more and more people will go and say that
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they own it, right? So let's take a look at some of
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these at the top of the list you have the CEO of Apple, right.
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And apple is we're like we just told you guys if you have a Mac
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Book you do have a copy of the Bitcoin white paper.
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On that Macbook without having connection to the Internet.
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So it's on your, it's on your Mac, which I thought is crazy.
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And at the top of this list you have the CEO of Apple and he has
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publicly said that he owns Bitcoin.
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Here's a video of that interview.
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Let's check it out. Do you own crypto and any
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Bitcoin or aetherium would you play around with us?
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I do. Yeah I think it's reasonable to
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own it as a part of a diversified portfolio and I'm
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not giving anybody an investment advice by the way.
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When did you get interested in it?
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I've been interested in it for a while and I've, you know, been
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researching it and and so forth. And so I think it's interesting.
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Holy cow, holy cow, right? So convinced, you know, he owns
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it and didn't didn't specify, of course, he's not going to be
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able to specify. He is, you know, the CEO of a
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public company, right? He has to, you know, be
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responsible and be very very careful of what he has to say.
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But this is something I think this is the more interesting
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part. Like, you could say, everything
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else was basically noise, you know, it's like okay fine, my
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Mac has a Bitcoin white paper, Tim pool, owns Bitcoin, he
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specifically said also in that interview You that that's his
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personal Holdings that has nothing.
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It doesn't reflect with what Apple Computers is doing, but
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here's the part where I find extremely interesting and this
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is an article from investors.com and this is something that
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bitcoiners have been saying for quite a long time now.
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Right? Not bitcoiners specifically,
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it's really Michael sailor, right?
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And Michael sailor basically was making the argument that if I'm
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holding. A lot of cash on my treasury
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that cash is constantly losing value.
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And that's not a like yeah, I would say it is a problem, but
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let's say you're holding a hundred dollars, right?
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And that hundred dollars, you know, you have 6% inflation the
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next year, it's 94 dollar purchasing power.
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But Apple has holding a lot of cash, a lot, a lot of cash.
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So that inflation is like it's a lot of money that they're losing
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every single year. So let me read some of this
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article. It says, mounting piles of Cash
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Company. Stockpiling cash with was fine
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with investors during the uncertainty of the pandemic.
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But now cries for higher dividends and stock BuyBacks are
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getting louder excluding Financial financials SP
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companies cash. Cash Investments is up up this
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year to more than two point seven trillion of that two point
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seven trillion. Could you imagine what six
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percent of two point six two point seven trillion dollars is
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holy cow that is a lot of money that is literally just basically
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being set on fire because of inflation, right?
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So to do the math real quick that is 162 billion dollars.
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If your money is in cash anyways it goes on to say apples cash.
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Piles love is impressive but it's a costly luxury, it ended
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in it ended the March quarter with thirty eight point five
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billion dollars in cash. That's enough to give all 328
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million men and women and children in the u.s. six hundred
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six hundred and twenty three dollars apiece and that's the
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criticism cash and treasuries are a bad place to be the yield
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on the 10-year Treasury Treasury is just one point, six percent,
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that's half of what it was in 2018, apples, cash and
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Investments. First top 200 billion in the
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fiscal year ended in September 2015.
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Since it has aggressively tried to dispense, it Apple announced
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plant this week for billions and capital expenditures.
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It's also raising its stocks buyback program by 90 billion
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dollars. So let's kind of run the So it's
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talking about the treasury specifically, but Do the math on
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that real quick, right? So has 200 billion dollars in
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cash. So let's run the math of what
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inflation is costing that and keep in mind that that 1.6 2% in
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treasury bills. Doesn't even cover the cost of
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inflate the the you know, the recent inflation reports, just
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six percent, right? So if you put 200 billion and
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you multiply it by six percent, that's costing Apple.
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All 12 billion dollars a year in purchasing power.
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Now, the reason that Apple doesn't really, you know, I
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wouldn't say they don't care, but it's because apples and
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extremely profitable company. So, you know, they're just, they
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just keep flooding, you know, they keep make their racking
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more in than this is costing them.
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There is no good, alternative for Apple, but to keep it in
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Treasury, and to keep it in in, and in, in cash.
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But as Michael sailor pointed out, right?
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What Michael Sailors doing? Is that he's proving right now
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that holding Bitcoin on his balance sheet on
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microstrategy's, balancing is a good alternative to holding Fiat
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money. It's a viable alternative.
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The thing is that there is no trust in it as as of yet.
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So I'm going to pull up this website.
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It's called priced in Bitcoin. It's one of my favorite.
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And it says, what would happen if you would have held cash
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compared to holding something like Bitcoin?
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Yeah, and then it has different time periods for audio
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listeners. So over a three year time scale.
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If you were holding Bitcoin, you would be down 76 percent against
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the US dollar. If you were holding dollars
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versus Bitcoin over a five-year period, you'd be down 76
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percent. And this is, those numbers are
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right now in the depths of, a depths of a bear market, right?
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So anyways, it goes down and says gold, you know, if you
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would have Holding gold versus Bitcoin over a five-year.
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Scale your down 64%. If you were holding it on a
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three-year scale, your down 68%. I think you guys get the gist of
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it. This is crazy.
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Could Appleby the next Domino to fall?
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I don't know, man. I don't know, totally
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speculating there but if the CEOs a fan of it, the original
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founder Steve Wozniak, he has a very famous video.
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He says that Bitcoin is one of the most famous invented, the
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one of the best inventions. He's Ever seen could it be?
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I don't know but you know what every single MacBook does have a
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copy of the Bitcoin white paper so you could make a pretty good
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argument that. There is definitely at least
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some Engineers some people in apple that are big fan of
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satoshi's movement. So anyways, this is crazy, this
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is nuts. I think the next five years, you
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guys are going to see things that you would have never have
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thought imaginable. And the reason for that is
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Things specifically. So thing number one is Michael
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sailor proving that Bitcoin is a viable alternative to holding
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Fiat on a treasury. And then nine bouquet Leon the
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nation-state front proving that you can hold dollars in in.
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You can hold dollars in, you can hold dollars as and on the on
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the country's treasury as an alternative to Dollars.
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And on top of that because It's a nation-state.
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You could also make dolls you can also make Bitcoin legal
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tender and look at all the Wonders that that has done to El
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Salvador. So very interesting times and
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you know, you guys know how we know we're over the target, the
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Fiat times or, you know, if you know if you're normally and you
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call it the financial times they came out with an article which
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were going to cover tomorrow. And in that article, it says,
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quote else Avid, this is the headline, El Salvador hasn't
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Vaulted. Don't think Bitcoin.
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This tells me that we are over the target, the charges against
24:16
Mike, the try exactly hashtag. Cope.
24:19
The charges against Michael sailor is basically saying that
24:22
he didn't pay the charges of Michael sailor.
24:26
Coming from a district attorney, in the Imperial City.
24:30
The the home base of the Federal Reserve, press charges against
24:34
not only Michael staler, but microstrategy.
24:37
That tells me that the Fiat establishment, the people that
24:41
pray to the high Church of Fiat are scared right now, but I
24:45
think as Bitcoin and a number go up technology does continues to
24:49
do its thing. It's going to be absolutely
24:52
undeniable in five years. That not only nine bouquet, they
24:55
made a great decision but also Michael sailor proving to other
25:00
public companies that Bitcoin is better to hold than Fiat.
25:04
Anyways Opti, what are your thoughts brother?
25:07
Well, Staff on the Mac or the white paper on all Mac OS.
25:12
Again, you guys know, I've taken tomatoes for this.
25:15
I am a Mac User. I am I like Apple products.
25:18
So you know, I like it easy. Sorry, guys.
25:21
Anyways, I didn't trust on this. I verified.
25:24
I ran the code on my own computer, pulled up the white
25:26
paper, it was pretty, I don't know, I guess maybe surreal and
25:30
also hilarious. The fact that the Bitcoin white
25:32
paper is just been on. Everyone's MacBook for the
25:35
glass. What?
25:36
Four years, maybe close to five. Now, just one of those like
25:40
Easter eggs that you find on the Mac Book, which I thought is
25:42
actually super hilarious, but, you know, shouts out to the dev
25:46
that that probably just embedded that in there and just like
25:51
didn't really tell anyone. I think I did see someone kind
25:54
of bring it up in 2020 as well. So I think it's been known for a
25:57
little bit but it's making its rounds.
25:59
Now but also to that that Tim Cook video, you know he said
26:04
kind of The Tell-Tale Bitcoin takes for a while like he's
26:07
Interested in it for a while. He's done a little bit of
26:10
research and he thinks it's interesting and, you know, if
26:15
he's done any rudimentary research, then I am pretty sure
26:19
he is a Bitcoin Maxi. I can only guess someone that,
26:23
you know, has that much money under his control actually
26:26
understand how money works and doesn't fall for the shit coin
26:29
scams. And to that point of you doing
26:32
the basic Mass, you know, personally mass is hard, but I
26:35
think if you Have that much money under your control
26:40
inflation really does take you know like a lot more precedent
26:44
to everything you're doing and Bitcoin does fix this.
26:47
I can remember and I'm blanking on which one of our guest was
26:50
saying this. So don't quote me guys but after
26:52
one of our shows he was basically running down the same
26:55
idea that people with Millions multi-millions you know tens
26:59
hundreds of million didn't like Tim Cook trillions of dollars
27:02
under their control. They feel the pain of inflation
27:07
and for You know what? Like we hold a hundred dollars.
27:10
Yeah, we lose four dollars like whatever, you know.
27:12
So whatever it's a coffee. But if you're holding hundreds
27:15
of millions of dollars and you lose 4 million 6 million
27:19
overnight, you know, plus the cost of the real inflation that
27:22
people are feeling you're going to look for an alternative.
27:25
And I know I hear a lot of bitcoiners on Twitter always
27:28
saying like oh, you know, bitcoin price is pumping, who's
27:31
to say that people are actually jumping into Bitcoin for the
27:34
inflation. Hey hedge and the safety of sets
27:38
Well, I think it's just a slow process because as Bitcoin as we
27:41
all understand that, first they go into the dollar and then
27:44
they'll probably look for gold. And then soon enough, they'll be
27:47
open and understand that. Wait, everything isn't as good
27:51
as Bitcoin and Bitcoin will go up.
27:53
Bitcoin is the only thing that's going to hold its value and
27:55
further continued to go up to the right.
27:58
So I think it's really only a matter of time until people
28:01
feel, the the inflation, shock, the pain of inflation and look
28:05
for the alternative. And I think we are seeing this,
28:07
Happen in real time. I think you know, I hate using
28:10
the term smart money, but I think the smart money is already
28:13
either in Bitcoin, allocating the Bitcoin, and it's only a
28:16
matter of time until they come out publicly in like, oh yeah,
28:19
my bags are packed, I love Bitcoin and then the price
28:24
really starts running. We've seen this happen over and
28:26
over and over again. So I just can't wait to see more
28:29
people at Bitcoin to their Treasury.
28:31
And I think this next Bull Run, we will see a lot more dominoes
28:35
fall a lot quicker than we've seen in the past.
28:37
Past and hey we're here for this.
28:40
But to you guys at Apple man, when are you guys going to add
28:43
Bitcoin core, native to Mac OS? Like that'd be way more lit than
28:46
just having the white paper. Yeah, right 100% anyways.
28:53
What do you what are your thoughts on this Justin before
28:56
we move on? Just well a couple things one,
29:00
the journalists saying are you into Bitcoin and well he's
29:02
answering that just owns clear like we're he is you can tell
29:05
he's talking about Bitcoin the journalist throws out, you know,
29:09
other shit coins. But you can tell his answer,
29:11
he's replying specifically to the vehicle.
29:13
So I think that's important to keep to remind people.
29:18
But then that list of the Coin holders that you put up there.
29:21
I just look at that list and see how each one acts I guess right?
29:28
And yet Tim Cook you got Jack Dorsey on Michael sailor, you
29:32
got. I can see the one below that,
29:35
you know, they all they all comport themselves in a certain
29:37
way. And I think maybe maybe
29:39
hopefully this white paper on the Mac is, as evidence of that.
29:42
And then you've got a team on a number two and doing whatever
29:47
Zealand does, which I think is disappointing.
29:49
You The opportunity that he has to act like these other leaders.
29:54
I'd say but he's big, doesn't he?
29:57
He's acting in ways that I think hopefully easily will be
30:01
embarrassed about because some point but then yo here here's
30:05
what I think is really interesting with this apple,
30:07
right? And like are they burying
30:08
something in a footnote here because yes there there cash is
30:12
suffering from the loss of purchasing power.
30:14
We all of you guys do a great job explaining that but it might
30:17
go a little deeper than that because this is what Banking
30:20
crisis is is they have cash equivalents, they buy.
30:25
It's in the article. I took a screenshot 130 4.5
30:28
billion in long-term marketable Securities.
30:30
This is Apple's. This is what Apple has, right?
30:33
This is a pile of cash. Well, these marketable
30:37
Securities are investments that can be quickly and easily turned
30:39
into Cash Cash, equivalents, well of apples, marketable,
30:44
Securities are held in us. Treasuries.
30:46
Well, that is what happened with Silicon Valley.
30:48
Like as far as I understand, Listening to, you know, the
30:51
experts in the Bitcoin space on what happened with the bank's,
30:54
really. And why there's all these
30:55
insolvencies is because they had all this cash, they put it in
30:58
cash equivalents which is US. Treasuries long-term were at
31:03
risk for the inflation rate and took a 30 40 percent hit and
31:07
then people came to get their money back and then they had to
31:09
sell their us. Treasuries they had lost 40%.
31:11
Oh so a hundred thirty four point five billion of apples.
31:16
Cash equivalents may have already taken like way more than
31:19
just standard inflation. Like, it could have taken the
31:21
30%, hit that these Banks took on their us.
31:25
Treasuries, and it's the same thing.
31:27
That's so, it's a result of the interest rates being increased
31:31
by the fence anyway. I thought that was, you know, it
31:34
might, it's a little bit more than the standard Ice Cube
31:37
melting one, 100%. Also, I have a propaganda piece
31:43
that I wanted to go with. I wanted to go through.
31:46
With you guys, here is an article by the guardian and it's
31:50
really interesting how you know, how far the central bank's go
31:55
to, basically say that they are not the causes of inflation, we
31:59
had the meme that was posted by the European Central Bank due to
32:04
Opti breaking up with Christine Lagarde.
32:06
Basically saying that inflation is caused by workers asking for
32:12
more money. Basically it's not caused by.
32:15
The money Printing and there to really trying to hammer this
32:19
point in home and it kind of coincides with basically what
32:24
we've been trying to tell you guys what their weak point is,
32:28
right? They don't want you to know that
32:33
the money printing that they're doing is the cause of inflation.
32:38
They do not want you to know that you can use a money that
32:43
doesn't steal from you, that doesn't lose and purchasing
32:46
power over time, the gig is up when that happens, right?
32:51
The treasury was avoiding it the you know, the White House
32:55
economic report. They avoid the topic of
32:58
inflation. All Together.
33:01
And I suspect it's because it's an indefensible position.
33:05
If the Common, Man, the everyday, man, wakes up to the
33:09
fact that that the government is printing money.
33:13
They have this special privilege of being able to create money
33:16
for free, that everyone else has to work for.
33:19
And that you can also use a money that doesn't steal from
33:21
you. Check out this article by the
33:23
telegraph it's titled. Our money printing speed.
33:26
Spree did not cause inflation crisis Bank of of England insist
33:31
right here is the, you know, the inflation data CPI from the UK,
33:39
You know, and it goes basically when all the way up to 10% now I
33:43
don't have the data like the Federal Reserve has where it
33:48
shows you what the M2 Supply is. And as you can see, look at that
33:53
around 2020. They basically, it's just
33:57
literally it's a hockey stick. It's literally a hockey stick
34:00
up. That makes the to the 2008-2009
34:05
kid. The beginning of the Q
34:06
experiment. Literally look like a drop.
34:09
The bucket. This is exponential growth in
34:12
the money printing. They cannot stop printing and I
34:15
have some more data from the fed and take a look at that.
34:19
Everybody around 2020 is when inflation shot up and I know
34:25
that all the central banks around the world, did something
34:29
very similar, they turned on the money printers.
34:32
But they would like you to know an official picture, look at
34:36
that and they would like you to know that Silva.
34:38
Anna, 210 radio defends quantitative easing, and not
34:42
only that she's offended. She says that our money printing
34:46
spree did not cause the inflation prices like and this
34:49
coincides with what the European Central Bank was saying as well.
34:53
Hey, you know it's because workers are asking for more
34:56
money. That is the cause of inflation.
34:59
It's nothing else. This is bullshit like they're
35:02
lying and spitting in your face, man.
35:05
This is what it looks like but it's a Point of weakness of
35:10
which we can exploit by highlighting it with truth.
35:13
Remember the article by name bouquet Lee, their control is
35:17
the control on Truth, their control is on the control of the
35:23
narrative and they're going to print and steel and do
35:26
everything in their power. In order to maintain that
35:31
privilege. Anyways, everybody, what are
35:35
your thoughts on this Opti? Well, I'm going to keep this
35:38
short and sweet. Simply expanding the money
35:41
supply, is what causes inflation.
35:43
It's as easy as that, so they can Gaslight us, however, they
35:46
want to, it won't change. Basic economics.
35:50
The more money they print, the more they devalue your money,
35:53
this is just, this is a lesson as old as time.
35:56
We've seen this happen over and over and over again and no
35:59
amount of headlines from what was that the the Fiat timed is
36:02
going to change basic economic so they can say whatever they
36:04
want but it's very simple. Well, it's cut and dry.
36:07
So I'll pass on the Justin. Yeah.
36:28
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go. Well I do have some tweets here
37:46
but I just kind of want have a conversation with Justin here.
37:50
Your Twitter bio says you are senior advisor at Satoshi action
37:54
fund. So let's just start there.
37:55
What is this? A Toshi action fund and what's
37:57
the goals of Satoshi action fund?
38:00
Yeah, it's an organization that was co-founded by Dennis Porter
38:05
and focus on positive Bitcoin. Mining policy in the state, at
38:11
the state level. And so, that's where he's
38:14
working with States Satoshi, action fund is working with
38:17
States. Like Montana, like New
38:19
Hampshire, Mississippi, when you hear these right to mine bills,
38:23
that are moving through State legislatures, a lot of that is
38:26
coming from the efforts of Satoshi action fund at the Just
38:30
laid aside. Then also just educating
38:32
policymakers engaging with them and and get on the offense.
38:37
There's now we're on the defense and Texas and the defense in New
38:41
York a little bit so that that is part of it as well.
38:44
Clearly we can talk more about Texas, but but it's really about
38:48
educating at the state state level and moving through
38:53
positive legislation. Love it.
38:56
Love it. Well, we did and have been
38:58
talking about what happened. In Texas.
39:01
So what's your thoughts on this anti Bitcoin mining bill in
39:04
Texas? I forget what the number is,
39:05
what? It's like 1751.
39:07
I think. Yeah, that's right.
39:11
And so maybe just a quick update, you guys did a great job
39:14
of covering the issue but where it stands right now is that it
39:17
has passed unanimously through Committee in the state senate.
39:24
So, it's technically is kind of the first step.
39:27
There's no other place for a bill to start.
39:29
It's got its got a Ways to go, but the path is being cleared
39:33
for it because it was unanimous. Now, it can move much more
39:38
quickly through the Senate and it's basically like considered
39:42
uncontested now. And so it doesn't even get a
39:45
debate or anything on the floor on the senate floor.
39:48
Again, there's two, there's the house and the Senate at the
39:50
state level. Also says, it's just happening
39:52
in the Senate right now. So it looks quite clear that
39:55
it's going to pass the Senate. It's being Expedited.
40:01
You can say there's a lot and we're still trying to figure out
40:04
why, why there's so much priority on this.
40:08
So stay tuned to that. But the efforts.
40:12
Now our focus in the house, the state house, we're talking
40:16
because it will have to move to the Statehouse as well.
40:18
So we're we're prepping and helping bring you up to speed on
40:23
the bill on the concerns that the industry has and and
40:28
hopefully hopefully It kind of dies in the house, is a
40:32
possibility, if it doesn't, and it moves through, then goes to
40:36
the governor. So we're still, we're still
40:37
confident that there is plenty of opportunity for this bill to
40:43
to not become law, and so it's just not going to happen in the
40:47
Senate, okay? We're probably going to hear
40:49
another headline about how it's passed out of the Texas state
40:54
senate. So just everybody knows there's
40:56
still going to be some steps to come before.
40:58
It actually is a lot, but it Very cynical Bill and, you know,
41:03
Texas probably would have had blackouts.
41:05
I think it's fair to say Texas almost certainly would have had
41:07
blackouts just like some other states did over Christmas.
41:10
Christmas Eve, Christmas Day. If they didn't have 1 Point 5,
41:14
gigawatts of Bitcoin mining to to shut down, or they just shut
41:17
down on its own. And so they'll really be if it's
41:21
one of those things like Bitcoin mining was too, too good to
41:25
successful at what we can do in terms of Bouncing the grid.
41:31
And this I think this bill is a little bit of a result of that
41:35
from from other Market participants that, you know,
41:39
Bitcoins the coin - drinking their demand response milkshake
41:42
and they'll like it. So anyway, I love it, I love it.
41:49
I've been asking this question and actually kind of like going
41:52
back and forth in my own mind about this, this same idea.
41:55
And I'm going to kind of angle it in to what we're seeing with
41:59
the Is Bill about kind of you know, the energy Fudd, a
42:02
surrounding it. And I know you wanted to touch
42:03
on like the remark. What do you say that the true
42:08
meaning of hash rate I think is what you said before we went on
42:10
live. So I'm going to ask you a
42:12
question and then you can go on a little rant and do you think
42:16
that this is an education issue with people in, you know,
42:20
bureaucratic positioned, or is this just an incentive issue and
42:24
people are going to basically fight Bitcoin because You know,
42:30
we always say it Bitcoin eliminates the money printer and
42:33
they understand whether to see the power comes from.
42:37
Yeah. Yeah.
42:38
Definitely. You know, I always like to think
42:42
that it's a matter of education and to a certain extent, it is
42:45
that's a lot of what Satoshi action fund does is engage with
42:49
State lawmakers even Federal lawmakers staff and you know,
42:55
help them better understand the coin mining and how important it
42:58
is as a technology is an Just read all the great things that
43:00
can do. Whether it's Renewables,
43:02
high-paying jobs balancing, the grid, you know, protecting
43:07
nuclear incentivizing nuclear like all these things, the
43:10
Bitcoin mining as an industry and Technology can bring There's
43:15
people that they get it right? It's, it's like selling candy to
43:19
a baby. What's for people to have an
43:20
open mind, and are interested in solving problems.
43:23
But you are. I mean, it's not hard to see.
43:26
I don't think this is a matter of Education, like this Texas
43:29
bill, it is 1751, State, built in Texas and, and it's
43:36
definitely. I mean, it's obvious, it's
43:38
obvious that if the then they fight you stage and I think this
43:41
is a vector, maybe a lot of folks didn't see.
43:45
Coming in terms of like from from Legacy demand response
43:50
participants I guess or or other service providers of for the
43:57
grid. So I mean you maybe we should
44:00
have seen it coming but it's just it speaks to the power of
44:03
the coin. Lions is a technology.
44:05
I think there's how easy it can come in and just take care of
44:09
things and I've said it to, you know, there's so much.
44:13
There's so much Brain power right now within grid
44:18
operations, and Electric utilities like focus on of how
44:20
we're going to control people's thermostats.
44:22
How are you the control when they charge their electric
44:25
vehicles hiring. I control this.
44:27
How we're going to control that as I think Bitcoin mining is
44:30
shows up, you're young. You don't need any of that.
44:33
I'm sorry, you don't need it, you don't need it.
44:37
You can stop trying to figure it out because it's complicated and
44:40
it's infringing on people's rights to just live their lives.
44:44
And wouldn't it be great if we could just get rid of all that
44:48
and just let their cord mining? Do it?
44:50
And it will, I think it will. But there's going to be speed
44:53
bumps along the way. But anyway, I think, you know
44:57
what, just the last thing you say, you mentioned Hatchery, I
45:01
like to remind people because hash rate is, I love this whole
45:04
time high that it's, it's just so much more than that line on
45:08
the chart, which is exciting enough.
45:10
But when you, when you understand like the
45:12
infrastructure that's going out there and that's what And now
45:15
and working with standard power. It's a structure as a service.
45:18
So, I mean, any miners out there, they want to plug in 50
45:21
or 100 megawatts, you know, let me know we're setting up a
45:23
massive campus and Ohio, right? As with other states.
45:25
So we can of Texas because Texas hits itself in the face, come to
45:30
Ohio. And and it's just this massive
45:34
infrastructure build out. And it's also rural.
45:36
Revitalization, like it's showing up in places like the
45:39
Rust Belt, where Industries left and doesn't isn't interested in
45:44
returning. And So Bitcoin mining, it's just
45:46
another one of those great things that it can do.
45:48
It can show up and you can bring back to life these communities
45:52
that were abandoned five years ago, 20 years ago, it doesn't
45:55
matter. And so that's what we're doing
45:57
and the fact that they're sitting there languishing for so
46:03
long decades is the evidence that you need to know.
46:07
They're like, there really aren't any other great
46:10
Solutions. I'd run across the country a lot
46:14
and you I've always thought like man, something's off the legs.
46:16
Just our society doesn't scale like it needs to.
46:19
And here comes a big one, my only solves that problem.
46:22
And so that's just another aspect of it that I think is so
46:27
powerful and the states of good are going to benefit
46:31
tremendously in the states that don't.
46:33
Well, we're going to sort themselves out to so Couldn't
46:37
agree. More kidney, green wire.
46:39
I got one more question, considering that you are at
46:42
Toshi action fund and your, you know, got your hat in the rink
46:45
of educating people and for lack of better descriptions on the
46:50
frontlines of pushing Bitcoin, adoption.
46:53
I know, we at simply Bitcoin in a lot of bitcoiners in general.
46:57
Have this like very paranoid, take of like I know, we are in
47:00
the then they fight you stage, but we are seeing kind of some
47:04
glimmers. And some hopes of like, not only
47:06
Has the political tide but the the popular cultural perspective
47:10
on bitcoin changing. So are you seeing positive stuff
47:14
on that front? Or do we just have to Bunker
47:17
down and understand that? Yes, we are in the then they
47:20
fight you stage and prepare for battle.
47:24
Both yes. And yes, I think that there are
47:28
a lot of exciting things happening in the states almost
47:32
entirely due to the efforts of Satoshi action fun.
47:35
I'm just a small small part of the dentist is out there with
47:39
his policy adviser and there are there, it's incredible.
47:46
I don't know how to do it, to be honest, but the other two mine
47:49
bills they're coming out in Montana.
47:51
They basically they're the Antithesis of what this bill is
47:55
in. Texas is bills.
47:56
Very discriminatory folks, specifically at Bitcoin mining.
48:01
Whether it's bringing up a valid concern or not.
48:03
It's just blatantly discriminatory is like, we all
48:08
like the coin mining. And so, you know, have some
48:11
we're going to shove in your face but the antithesis is these
48:14
right to mine bills and they're happening in Montana.
48:17
So you are starting to see States and I think they'll as as
48:22
it becomes more clear R that there's this this antagonism
48:26
towards the industry that can show up anywhere.
48:28
I see more and more important for states to create these these
48:33
opportunities for the industry of show up and work its magic.
48:36
And so there's definitely glimmers of Hope.
48:39
But you know, I would never talk to you if you want to still home
48:44
line like home when you want to like it's not it's not that
48:48
crazy yet but you know how to make sure your password.
48:54
And if you have a second password you can better, right?
48:57
But I'm always ready to be. Always says, it's got to go
48:59
through my price Target, 2 million to get to infinity.
49:03
And you gotta go, you gotta go through one password before you
49:06
can get to love it. Love it.
49:08
Okay. What can the what can the the
49:10
audience do out there too? I guess, you know I know we said
49:14
to Peaceful Bitcoin Revolution but what can the audience the
49:16
average person do to fight against this type of regulatory
49:19
over steps that we're seeing? Yeah well I think I think
49:22
getting involved look Ali is where is where you have the most
49:26
influence and it's probably the best bang for the buck and so,
49:29
you know, it's great. It's great to write your US
49:31
senators and your congressperson.
49:33
But it's even, it's even better to write your state.
49:36
Your state representatives, you know, write them a letter.
49:39
Go visit them in their office, shit.
49:40
You'll be like one of 10 and tell him.
49:43
Look, I'm here's why I like Bitcoin and Bitcoin mining and
49:46
what can we do in our state to get out of here?
49:49
Here's a group or Satoshi action fund they're willing to engage
49:52
and educate you on. Why this matters and and all the
49:55
benefits, it can bring to your state.
49:58
So you could probably have a lot of influence on them and, and
50:04
will show up and we'll give them the PowerPoint.
50:08
So you can get in touch with your power, your electric
50:14
commission, you Public Utility Commission or the ones that set
50:16
electric rates, you can make sure that those Commissioners
50:19
whether they're appointed or elected, that they understand,
50:23
that you are not interested in them making discriminatory rate
50:27
designs against the coin mining or discriminatory policies and
50:31
demand response programs, that just artificially limit, the
50:34
ability of the industries, The industry to provide these
50:38
Services back to the grid and be compensated for them.
50:40
So yeah, you can get involved and it matters, so do it the
50:46
great. Love it.
50:48
All right, love it. And you could jump in and let's
50:50
get into the meme review, and then we'll get into the meme
50:53
review. But first, I wanted to address
50:54
something because I saw a comment.
50:56
So I wanted to I want to nip it in the butt.
51:00
Look guys my purpose is to push Bitcoin adoption and I will not
51:06
stop until that happens, right? Simply Bitcoin Prides itself
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from being one of the only shows that highlights plebs from all
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walks of life. No other show really does that.
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We put our heart and soul into this every single day.
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I'm in constant communication with Opti.
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And our job is to release as much Bitcoin content as
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possible. My heart and soul into is into
51:35
Bitcoin adoption, and I'm going to use all the platforms that I
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have in order to make that happen.
51:42
So if you want to give me fucking bullshit for that, go
51:45
right ahead, but I bet you you're not doing as much as I
51:48
am. Anyways, Opti, let's get to the
51:50
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your favorite portion of the show where you guys tag.
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Actually, you guys need a tag me in more memes on Twitter or send
53:09
them to our telegram because I can scour the internet and find
53:13
the memes that I like. But it's a lot more fun when you
53:15
guys tag Us in the memes and we, you know, spread the signal
53:20
together. But what do we always say?
53:22
Tweet to the bullet? To me to the artillery.
53:23
We are in an information War as Justin.
53:27
So eloquently laid out as Nico put in the beginning, in the
53:30
numbers it is very obvious. We are in the then they fight
53:33
you stage. It is an information war and
53:36
it's upon us to spread the Bitcoin signal.
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Get the calls of actions out there and get the freedom tools
53:41
into people's hands. Your loved ones, your friend
53:44
because this is all we can really do to protect ourselves
53:47
from the madness. An opt-out from the Fiat Matrix.
53:50
Anyways, this first meme shouts out to dr.
53:52
Bitcoin MD. On Twitter and he goes the
53:55
orange peeled Club working at Apple and it's the Oprah Winfrey
53:59
meme where she goes, you get the Bitcoin white paper and you get
54:03
the Bighorn wiper and you get the big home a and everyone gets
54:06
a Bitcoin white paper. I'm doubling down on the Apple.
54:13
Bitcoin white paper news, we got at sets Joseph, Joseph on
54:17
Twitter and goes well, played Apple well played and I don't
54:20
know what what this means from II.
54:23
I haven't seen the show. But anyways, he's also dunking
54:26
on Ilan. And the Doge icon on Twitter and
54:30
it goes, you put a shit coin logo on the home page.
54:33
We put Bitcoin white paper and every computer we are not the
54:37
same. Let's go.
54:38
And of course, I am tripling down on the Apple Bitcoin white
54:42
paper news and we got toxin cat, chats out the toxic at.
54:46
He's, he's huge and our telegram group.
54:48
He's very active in their shouts out to you, bro.
54:50
And I forget what, what's a show?
54:53
Oh it says well I think this is minions, the evil guy from
54:56
minions and because the plow Bad Apple adding the white paper to
55:00
every Mac and it's got the Bitcoin white paper behind him
55:03
and he's looking over his his devious devious addition.
55:08
Anyways, off the Apple news, we got at Cold Hard, sat on Twitter
55:13
and it, it's a dad on those trampoline gyms and he's jumping
55:20
and he's about to dunk on his daughter and Guy that is jumping
55:25
is me with the Bitcoin logo and the little girl at the bottom
55:28
goes, literally any conversation This Is Us adding Bitcoin into
55:32
literally every conversation possible even when they don't
55:35
ask even when they don't even have an opening Bitcoin fixes,
55:38
this. I see you guys do it all the
55:39
time on Twitter and I'm sure you do this in real life, anyways,
55:43
as well. And of course, this next one is
55:46
a new story that kind of slipped through slip through the cracks
55:49
and my regards, but shouts out to Morpheus BTC for covering it
55:53
and putting it into mean form. There was a story yesterday that
55:56
dropped about Jamie dimon JPMorgan CEO suggest that
56:01
governments to seize, private property to build wind and solar
56:04
Farms. This is why we Bitcoin, you
56:06
cannot confiscate it and it's the classic.
56:09
What me means, JPMorgan see, suggest government's to seize
56:13
private property to build wind and solar Farms me.
56:16
Like what, what the fuck? What is going on?
56:20
This is absolute clown, World banana stuff.
56:23
This is why Bitcoin. This is why you take your
56:26
Bitcoin into self custody. This next meme, it's a little
56:29
more of an infographic. It's one of these, not only
56:32
humorous memes, but also detailed calls to action type
56:37
memes and we got son sanjana, sanjana underscore note, sanjana
56:45
connect on Twitter, forgive me. And she goes as a founder of a
56:49
Bitcoin startup. Everyone wants to speak to me
56:51
about crypto. They all think.
56:53
Bitcoin equals crypto and that they have found the next big
56:56
thing. So I decided to make this
56:57
visual. If you read this and still don't
56:59
get it. Well, have fun, staying poor for
57:01
everyone else stack that Corners.
57:03
If your freedom depended on it, not crypto and we have on the
57:10
left side, Bitcoin one and asset without an issue to decentralize
57:14
three. Immutable for no counterparty
57:16
risk, a commodity and crypto one pre mind and distributed to the
57:20
team to centralize. There's a management team.
57:23
A consensus three, the system changes and is unpredictable for
57:28
there's multiple counterparty risk and it is a secure
57:31
security. It is unregulated for now,
57:33
infographic to share to your friends and family when they
57:36
tell you is Bitcoin or its crypto not Bitcoin anyways
57:40
yesterday's news we covered that.
57:42
Sailor is taking all the Bitcoin, stacking all the
57:44
Bitcoins and we have our DBT. See here, a play on this idea
57:48
because we also covered the fact that the government Old a bunch
57:54
of Bitcoin and we got US Government.
57:56
We should sell this Bitcoin at sailor dibs, this is mine.
58:00
Now he's got an extra long hand scooping up all the Bitcoin it
58:03
really does feel like this is what is currently happening
58:07
right now in the world. Stop selling your Bitcoin to
58:10
Michael sailor, guys. Stack them sad to the only
58:13
number that matters is the SAT under your control.
58:16
Anyways, Drop Your Meme review score in the chat as we cover
58:19
hours live and we will cover yours live anyways.
58:22
Nico. I asked you whether this was
58:25
kosher and it's definitely kosher it's my empty bottle of
58:30
Highland Park 12 years age Scotch work me Islands?
58:34
Yeah it. Yeah you gotta take a sip bro.
58:37
It's empty. It's empty.
58:38
Oh it's empty. It's all right.
58:41
Frank is it actually well then on brand highly recommend for
58:45
the price. It's very delicious guys.
58:48
If you know, you know, anyways, Nico, what's your score?
58:51
I mean, it kind of explains. A lot that the bottles empty.
58:55
Anyways, I'm going to give it what we're doing since we're
58:59
doing since we're doing whiskey, I'm going to give it this almost
59:03
done Cohiba cigar. Wow, very gentlemen, scores
59:06
today, own room. Sophisticated sophistication,
59:09
dog sophistication. Let me, let me bring it down a
59:12
notch. And I've got ultra rare white
59:18
paper foil from the Bitcoin, Trading Cards series 1.
59:24
And I'm going to double it up because I think these are
59:26
awesome. Everybody should be doing.
59:29
This is a deck of playing cards from from the satoshi's journal
59:36
and everyone is different with something, we're not going to
59:39
join so good and those are some good news.
59:43
Let's go before we get to before we get to the guest scores, or
59:49
the viewer scored, I do up to you.
59:51
How do we refer to that? If you have The chat chat scores
59:55
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Anyways everybody, let's get to some of the meme scores.
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Let's do this. The first one by decentralized
1:00:26
data, give the memes a lawsuit. All right, now I could do it.
1:00:31
I give the memes a lawsuit because Craig Wright invented
1:00:34
the meme and the letters that spell Meme.
1:00:36
You've been warned Bill. See, I give the memes 100
1:00:41
million civil asset forfeiture proof sets.
1:00:44
Very nice. Very, very nice, Bitcoins
1:00:47
compliance departments score. Rip to all of op, T, ZZ
1:00:51
ex-girlfriends LOL. Score Bitcoin adoption promoted
1:00:57
on every platform everywhere. Very, very nice, Wicked devil.
1:01:02
I give the memes the orange screwdriver.
1:01:04
I'm going to use to open up the mac and order to remove.
1:01:08
Move the Bitcoin white paper inside.
1:01:10
Yeah do that kind of stuff. Maybe there's Bitcoin in there
1:01:15
too. Andrew Williams.
1:01:17
I give those memes and angry Nico telling Tia a Texas how
1:01:20
beneficial Bitcoin mining is. I don't think I've done that
1:01:24
before but I'll take it a jack 1991.
1:01:27
I give the memes a margarita, and some Zaza on South Beach for
1:01:30
Bitcoin. I hope I have that with you
1:01:32
brother. Let's get a drink together.
1:01:34
All right, that sounds delicious.
1:01:36
All right, next one. No, bro.
1:01:39
We know the buzzer, we always stop because of the buzzer.
1:01:42
It's yeah. Yeah, we never went out.
1:01:44
It's just a buzzer. Yeah, it's just the buzzer.
1:01:46
Anyways, guys, thank you so much for tuning in to another episode
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And I also want to appreciate our guests for coming on today.
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