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Every Major Bank Just Pivoted to Bitcoin… They Know What’s Coming! | Simply Originals · Simply Bitcoin

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  For the first time in recorded history, every major economic
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  power, America, China, Europe, Japan, they're all hitting the
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  absolute peak of the debt super cycle at the exact same moment.
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  A reset is coming. Treasury Secretary Scott Besant
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  told us it was coming before the election.
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  And when it hits, it won't be region, it will be global,
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  systemic and sudden. Think about it, in just the past
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  two weeks, JP Morgan, BlackRock, Vanguard, Charles Schwab,
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  they've all changed their stance on Bitcoin.
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  They know what's coming, they're building and they're preparing.
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  So what is happening and what system is quietly being built
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  right now to replace the one that's dying?
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  We'll strap in because we are in a geopolitical economic war and
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  Bitcoin is right in the middle of all of it.
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  We have a massive show today. Every debt system ends in one of
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  three ways. They inflate the money so they
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  can pay off the debt and that's just an absolute wipeout.
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  Weimar Republic did it, France did it, Rome did it.
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  Just a wipeout. Then there's a hard default and
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  political upheaval. Russia did that in 1917.
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  Argentina did it over and over again.
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  War leading to a new monetary order.
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  That's another one the the the Napoleonic Wars, the British
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  gold standard, World War 2, Bretton Woods, all of that.
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  But there is always a reset, always a new order that is born
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  from the ashes of the old. And here's what makes this
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  moment unprecedented. Rome collapsed by itself.
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  France collapsed alone. Weimar collapsed by itself.
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  Britain declined while America rose.
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  It was always one country coming down and another country coming
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  up. This time all countries, all
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  countries on both sides. The free world and the not so
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  free world. There's no one rising.
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  China is drowning in its local government debt.
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  It's never going to say this, but it is a paper.
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  It's a paper tiger. Europe is fractured and coming
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  apart of the seams. Japan demographic time bomb.
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  America is politically frozen and insolvent fiscally.
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  So for the very first time in world history, in every major
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  civil civilization has reached its peak of the debt cycle.
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  This time, all at the same moment, no one's coming up.
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  So what does that mean? Well, for the very first time in
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  human history, it means when it arrives, it's not going to be
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  regional, it will be global. It's not going to be slow.
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  It'll be systemic. It'll be everywhere now.
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  The hope the history books don't tell and nobody in the media
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  will tell you. This is with every one of those
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  resets, every collapse, every crisis it created, the
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  conditions for renewal. Rome, it's fall open the door
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  for a new Christian civilization.
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  France. The revolution there birthed the
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  modern nation state. Britain's decline cleared the
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  space for America's rise. The devastation of World War 2
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  led to the great expansion of prosperity, the greatest that
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  the world has ever seen. So the next chapter is not
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  written. What happens to us is not
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  written and it whether we rise or fall from what's coming
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  depends not on Washington, not on Wall Street, but on us in our
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  homes and our families and our churches and our communities.
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  The debt cycle is not prophecy. It is a warning.
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  You cannot borrow your way out of moral, fiscal or spiritual
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  bankruptcy. Now, I don't feel like I chose
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  this path. I mean this, this with Bretton
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  Woods and then 1972 coming off the gold standard and what they
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  did in 2008 to bail out all the banks.
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  I didn't have anything to say. Did you have anything to say
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  about that 'cause I didn't, I didn't.
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  I wouldn't have chosen those things.
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  But the world is putting something together.
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  And I want to show you what our choices are.
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  Because right now people say, you know, I don't like what
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  Donald Trump is doing or I don't like the World Economic Forum or
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  I don't like what China it. OK, great.
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  But I want you to know it's going to be one of these systems
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  because it's being built. It always happens when 1 is
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  coming down. Some new system, usually a
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  country, but not a country. This time a new system begins to
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  rise, and it happens before the fall.
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  What system is quietly being built right now to replace the
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  one that's dying? Well, let's dive into it and the
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  massive signals being sent by the President and Treasury
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  Secretary Scott Besant. First, let's start with this
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  banger from Luke Groman. Apparently, some bond market
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  participants do not realize their holdings must lose on a
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  real basis for the US not to lose to China in the great power
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  competition. Let me translate that. the US is
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  going to sacrifice the bond market before it sacrifices
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  global dominance. And guess what?
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  Some bond traders are finally starting to get the memo.
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  Oh, so now you're worried now that the macro regime is
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  flipping? We'll buckle up because the
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  biggest signal came right after this headline.
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  Just in the US, Treasury executed the largest debt
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  buyback in American history, 12.5 billion of its own debt.
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  Not to retire debt, not to stimulate.
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  No, to keep the system alive. Because older bonds lose
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  liquidity, they drift off the benchmark curve and then repo
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  markets, the plumbing of global finance, start twitching.
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  So Treasury stepped in to clean it up.
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  That is not QE, but it is QE adjacent behavior.
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  It's liquidity engineering. the Fed already cut twice.
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  QT formally ended December 1st. Once the Fed stops draining the
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  system, the Treasury's job becomes keep the machine from
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  seizing up. Why?
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  Because so far, the repo engine is blowing up in volume.
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  That means the entire financial system is leaning on overnight
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  repo collateral like a crutch. If even one corner starts
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  trading weird, it cascades. And that brings us to the next
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  warning, financial analyst Bill Holter.
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  Mr. Gold himself went on the record.
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  There was more risk in the financial system now than
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  anytime ever. And he's not wrong.
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  Look at silver. In 48 hours silver spiked $5.00
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  an ounce. A coordinated scramble for
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  industrial metal that should never move like that unless
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  something is snapping lease rates, exploding borrow rates,
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  exploding a global multi year deficit, and the rumor some one
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  placed a $20 billion order equivalent to 400 million oz.
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  That order cannot be met. Holter says if someone stands
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  for delivery and it looks difficult, everyone will stand
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  for delivery. Contracts become worthless if
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  COMEX fails to deliver silver. Gold goes next, then the CME,
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  then Treasuries, then derivatives.
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  The entire collateral chain melts down.
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  And who agrees with Holter, Ray Dalio and Jeff Gundlach buying
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  physical gold for the first time in their careers?
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  When the Bond kings start leaving the bond market, you
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  know the end game is approaching.
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  Now let's talk about the most important story no one is
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  covering breaking. Trump is considering making
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  Treasury Secretary Scott Besson not just Treasury Secretary but
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  also the top economic adviser. If Kevin has it, becomes Fed
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  chair. This is a regime rewrite.
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  Why? Because this creates the
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  Treasury and Fed working together.
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  Liquidity first, policy growth first, ideology, financial
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  repression, implicit QE, soft caps on yields, coordinated
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  industrial policy, and geopolitical strategy versus
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  China. This is the 1940s playbook
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  updated for a digital multipolar world.
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  The markets will pretend to be confused.
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  Then they'll realize this is wildly bullish for risk assets
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  and nuclear level bullish for Bitcoin, because this structure
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  is a world where holding cash is slow death and owning assets is
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  survival. And Scott Besson told us his
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  ambitions months before the election.
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  I think as an economic historian and someone who's been in
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  markets for 40 years, you know, I actually think I'm starting to
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  look like it now. It is, you know, I think we're
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  also at a, at a unique moment geopolitically.
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  And I, I could see in the next few years that we are going to
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  have to have some kind of a grand global economic reordering
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  is something on the equivalent of a new Bretton Woods or if you
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  want to go back like a, a treat something back to the steel
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  agreement. So the Treaty of Versailles, you
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  know, there's a very good chance that we are going to have to
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  have that over the next four years.
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  And I'd like to be a part of it. You know, I, I've, I've studied
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  this. I I think it's kind of a, a
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  unique skill set. In the next few years, we are
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  going to have a grand economic reordering, something equivalent
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  to a new Bretton Woods. Ladies and gentlemen, this is
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  that moment, and what Benson did next kind of confirms it.
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  Attacking the old guards. The question is how should is
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  this? Is like a new look?
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  Is this a new normal? That, Andrew, there's no new
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  normal. And, you know, I, I can tell you
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  that I, I actually don't read The New York Times anymore, but
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  sometimes I, I do watch CNBC, but you know, occasionally
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  people sending send me articles and like, there's just this
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  fever swamp. And you know, you're, you're now
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  a pop historian with 1929. And you know, in 20-30, forty 50
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  years, The New York Times is no longer the paper of record.
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  You, you can't go. You're like, you know, I read
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  this article like President Trump is slowing down President
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  Trump's mental capacity. It is 100% fake that like he
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  only called me twice at 2:00 in the morning last week instead of
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  three times. You're saying he called you I?
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  I believe that he called you at 2:00.
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  Or three in the morning like that that whole narrative you
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  you had what was the greatest one of the greatest scandals of
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  all time that the coverage of the Biden administration, Joe
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  Biden's diminished capacity and the cover up and that's.
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  Why? It's probably fair.
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  To raise these. Questions.
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  Where was the New York Times? We just had a three hour cabinet
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  meeting yesterday, Andrew, for 10 months, the Biden
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  administration did not have a cabinet meeting.
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  How are you going to invoke the 25th Amendment if the cabinet
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  secretaries never see the president, which they didn't,
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  That, you know, I hear from people in the Treasury Building
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  that I see President Trump more in a day than my predecessor saw
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  Joe Biden in half a year. Scotty B walked on to the New
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  York Times stage and turned it into a roast battle.
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  Worse. I mean, in a blue state,
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  affordability is worse than a blue state.
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  We can debate that, but keep. There's no debate the the the
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  number 50 basis points higher inflation, the the 10 highest
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  the inflation rates they are in blue cities, but.
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  Just just so you know, because I went to look at this, this is
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  the Joint Economic Committee 2000.
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  Since 2021, the highest inflation of the past four years
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  has been in red states, especially in Florida.
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  I'm talking about current current.
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  Current not over the past four years.
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  Right today. OK.
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  I would think four years would be a reasonable trend line to
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  look at. Today, today it is 50 basis
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  points higher. So anyway, and look, the people
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  are voting with their feet. I have the American people on my
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  side that New York, Illinois, California, Massachusetts are
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  depopulating. And they're going to places in
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  Florida, like Florida, where where interest rates are, I'm
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  saying inflation is up 22% over the last four years.
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  Well, inflation then inflation is up 25% naturally, so it's
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  lower. I believe in New York it was
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  19%. Sorry, I believe in New York it
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  was 19. Percent.
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  I don't think that's right. We can.
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  We can go through that. This man is a weapon, a true
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  economic hitman, the most important economic mind in
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  Washington right now. And he's building something.
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  Which brings us to SEC Chair Paul Atkins, who just said the
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  quiet part out loud. Do you expect this is where
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  financial services are is going? Are the major banks and the
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  brokers out there? Today.
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  Moving increasingly toward tokenization.
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  Oh, absolutely. And it's the the way the world
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  will be, you know, here in that, I mean, maybe not even in 10
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  years, maybe even a lot less time maybe a couple years from
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  now. So I think that all of this
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  modernization of the markets, I think is good.
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  And the trouble that we've seen here over the past few years is
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  that, you know, the SEC, unlike historically at it,
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  historically, it never was necessarily at the vanguard of
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  pushing new innovations. It was always, you know, a
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  little bit behind the market of course, but here recently it's
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  been almost standing a Fort the marketplace and as it's, you
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  know, as all these new innovations were coming about.
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  So that's no more. We're actually embracing it, and
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  I believe that we need to be embracing it to keep the United
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  States at the forefront 2. Years.
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  The modernization of markets is now mandatory for the survival
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  of U.S. financial supremacy. And who else confirmed it?
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  BlackRock, Coinbase, major U.S. banks all running live
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  tokenization pilots. It's all stupid.
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  JP Morgan's JPM coin is already operational.
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  But let's be clear, Jamie Dimon Coin is not victory for
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  decentralization or freedom. It's a way for banks to protect
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  their crown jewel, fractional reserve banking.
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  Jamie Dimon Coin is designed to avoid being classified as a
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  stable coin under the Genius Act, because stable coins must
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  be fully reserved in treasuries. JP Morgan wants to keep
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  rehypothecation alive. They want the Fiat system on
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  chain. Bitcoiners want the Fiat system
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  gone. This is the Battleground 2
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  systems, emerging systems of control, CBDC's, deposit tokens,
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  centralized rails, and then systems of freedom, Bitcoin,
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  sound money, self custody. And Speaking of banks, this is
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  insane. In just two weeks, JP Morgan,
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  BlackRock, Vanguard, Charles Schwab, they all reversed their
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  stance on Bitcoin. Why the sudden change of heart?
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  Well, because they needed the price lower.
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  They ran the same play they ran in 2017.
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  Diamond Calls Bitcoin of fraud. Retail panic sells.
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  JP Morgan buys the dip. This time they attacked micro
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  strategy. Jacked margin from 50 to 95%,
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  froze transfers, pushed index exclusions, waited for 35%
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  drawdown, then announced a Bitcoin backed bond.
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  This wasn't an accident, this was accumulation.
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  And now Larry Fink, Mr. 13 1/2 trillion is explaining Bitcoin
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  as a macro hedge to all his Wall Street buddies.
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  He said sovereign wealth funds are buying Bitcoin.
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  From we're seeing more and more legitimate long only investors
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  investing in it. There was an article about a a
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  foundation endowment just bought a lot of I bit, but I can tell
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  you there are a number of sovereign funds that are
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  standing by. They're adding incrementally
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  AT121100 they brought, I know they bought more in the 80s,
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  that's fine. And they're they're establishing
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  a longer position and you own it over years.
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  This is not a trade. You own it for a purpose.
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  This is a global adoption wave, and Michael Saylor confirmed
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  banks are adopting Bitcoin faster than expected.
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  Needless to say, 2026 is going to be absolutely insane.
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  Rd. Banks in the world to embrace
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  crypto, to embrace Bitcoin, and four to eight years would be
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  fast. What you see here is it's
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  happening much faster. What we've what we've seen is
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  BNY Mellon, PNC Bank, Citibank, JP Morgan, Wells Fargo, Bank of
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  America, Vanguard, all of these have flipped from a hostile,
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  negative or skeptical view to a positive view in the last 12
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  months, right? We have announcements Schwab is
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  going to custody Bitcoin and extend credit against crypto
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  assets early next year. Citi is doing the same thing.
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  It used to be, you know, I couldn't get a loan against
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  Bitcoin from any major bank. And now if I counted the top ten
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  banks in the United States, eight of them, eight of them
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  are, are, are actually engaged in crypto lending and they've
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  all flipped their stance in the last six months.
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  CBDC's deposit tokens, bank issued coins, rehypothecation,
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  surveillance rails and then system 2.
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  Freedom money, Bitcoin gold, self custody, open networks.
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  Gold is sound money with one fatal flaw.
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  You can't send it across the world in minutes for pennies.
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  Peter Schiff, the gold Pope himself, just admitted live that
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  he couldn't verify his own gold in front of CZ.
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  We're about to bring it home today, but before we do, look at
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  our likes 3 or 4 times. Maybe I pump those numbers up.
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  Those are rookie numbers in this racket.
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  So I have a nice box here. What is that?
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  It has some. I think it's Kirk, Kirk, Kirk.
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  Language. I took it back from Kyrgyzstan.
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  He has a certificate. I got this from a very important
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  person from Kyrgyzstan very recently, just completely by
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  luck. So we take it out.
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  It's pretty heavy. Put this down, you can see it
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  says Kyrgyzstan 1000 grams, fine gold 99.9 point 9 and a serial
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  number. Try it.
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  Yes, yeah, it's heavy. Is it real gold or no?
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  Well, I don't know. I mean, I, you know.
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  I mean. Is this what you're trying to I
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  mean? This is the fourth turning You
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  want money that backs itself? You want Bitcoin.
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  And Blackrock's Robbie Mitchnick just spelled it out.
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  The only two assets globally adopted as monetary alternatives
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  over thousands of years are gold and Bitcoin.
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  There's only two assets that have emerged, maybe, maybe
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  three. If we count silver in the last
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  multiple thousands of years that became globally adopted as a
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  monetary alternative, gold, you could say silver at some point,
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  less so today and Bitcoin. So that's an incredible
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  achievement for Bitcoin. Obviously, Bitcoin is newer than
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  gold. It's more volatile than gold.
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  It's risky as a as a kind of novel technology instrument, but
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  it also has a lot in its favor as something that is digitally
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  native in an increasingly digital world that is efficient
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  to store and can be moved anywhere in the world in near
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  real time and near 0 cost. So Bitcoin has registered in the
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  arena as a real competitor, real option in that space of things,
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  of a small space of things that you can use to kind of play this
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  debasement trade. And we've seen that resonate
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  all. Right, so let's run it down.
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  Debt super cycle, Treasury buybacks, record Treasury
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  buybacks, end of QT repo stress, derivative cracks, Silver
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  delivery crisis, Fed Treasury consolidation 3/19/13 policies.
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  We've been talking about this black rocks tokenization regime.
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  Banks capitulating sovereign wealth funds buying Besant,
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  building a new Bretton Woods and Bitcoin positioned as the
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  backbone of the new system. This is not random, this is not
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  chaos. I don't know, I think it's still
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  chaos, but this is the transition of monetary eras
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  happening in real time. 1 system is dying, one is being built and
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  you get to choose which one you participate in.
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  Bitcoin or digital serfdom? Freedom money or Jamie Dimon and
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  Ursula coins? Self sovereignty or the beast
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  system. Choose wisely because the reset
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  has already begun and Bitcoin is not outside the system anymore.
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  Bitcoin is the replacement. Let us know what you think below
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