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Bitcoin's $5M Destiny & Saylor Breaks Echo Chamber | EP 1004 · Simply Bitcoin

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  money in state Ladies and gentlemen, you're tuned into
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  We have lots to talk about today, starting off with Michael
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  Saylor once again breaking the Bitcoin echo chamber and
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  therefore moving the Overton window in the process.
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  US Bitcoiners already know. We already know the talking
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  points. We already know the ethos.
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  We already know the money's fundamentally broken.
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  How you really move the envelope is you get the ideas of Bitcoin,
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  you get the majority of the population, population asking a
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  very important question. What is money?
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  Why does money have to exist that decreases in purchasing
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  power? What is inflation?
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  What are these like important talking points?
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  And one of the things that he brought up on this extremely
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  popular non Bitcoin podcast, he basically brought up an idea
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  that I've been talking about for many, many months, which is in
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  the current system, if you're someone who's wealthy, if you're
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  someone that not even wealthy, if you're just, you know, upper
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  middle class or upper class, right?
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  Like not even the top, you know, 5 or 1%, you're basically forced
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  to become a part time investor just to maintain your purchasing
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  power. That is nuts that we live in
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  that type of world. Like that type of world is
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  bonkers, right? That's why you have the premium
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  on housing. That's why, you know, you have
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  the premium a lot of these assets, because it's not that,
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  you know, housing is actually worth that much.
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  It's that people are trying to escape inflation.
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  They're they're like seeking a return, like, you know, like
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  vicious hyenas because they, they can't like, they don't have
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  a choice. Like you can't just leave that
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  cash in a bank account. And one of the things that I've
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  seen a phenomenon that I've seen with like higher net worth
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  individuals is I tell them I'm like, all you have to do is buy
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  Bitcoin and put it into self custody and that's it.
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  And they're so used to living in a system where they have to buy,
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  you know, property, they have to use wealth managers that charge
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  them a crazy percentage. Like they're, they're, they're
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  forced to become part time investors, buy index funds just
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  to maintain their purchasing power.
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  That's not even their profession, but they're forced
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  to do that because of how the current financial system is
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  structured. Bitcoin comes along and it's
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  like all you got to do, buy Bitcoin, earn Bitcoin, mine
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  Bitcoin and literally put that Bitcoin into self custody.
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  That's it. That's all you got to do.
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  It's so simple. It's complicated for someone
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  that has spent the majority of their lives in the Fiat matrix,
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  right? So it's really important that
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  these messages of Bitcoin continue to break the echo
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  chamber. Natalie's done a great job on
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  legacy media. Jack Mahler's has done a great
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  job on legacy media. Michael Saylor has obviously
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  done a, a, a great job on legacy media.
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  And, and it shows. That's why you have people like
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  Tucker Carlson, one of the largest, you know, broadcasters
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  on the planet right now, literally saying that he loves
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  Bitcoin. Tim Poole, same thing, very
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  similar story. So we're obviously making
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  progress. In other news, I also wanted to
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  cover actually intro to the video that we played you guys
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  yesterday of Shamat and he was mentioning this guy.
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  He's very, he's really not that well known, but I think he
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  should be. His name is Winces Casares and
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  this guy is an absolute whale. This guy has an absurd amount of
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  Bitcoin, but essentially very successful guy graduated from
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  Harvard University, University of San Andreas.
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  He's the CEO of this Bitcoin company called Zappo with an X
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  so Xapo, and he was essentially the first person to introduce
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  Bitcoin to Silicon Valley. So Silicon Valley obviously has
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  a tremendous amount of money, but he was the first person to
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  introduce them to the idea of Bitcoin.
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  Now, this guy was he was like on a panel recently and you'll see
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  the difference. It's so funny because Bitcoin
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  always does the same to everybody.
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  Like you'll see his picture on the Wikipedia page and then
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  you'll see his picture on the, you know, on the video that I'll
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  play for you guys. And he literally has long hair
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  and a huge beard. I don't know what it is about
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  Bitcoin. It's probably like the I don't
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  give a fuck about what anyone thinks type of thing.
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  But, you know, he, he lays out a case as to why people shouldn't
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  think or shouldn't believe that they're late.
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  In fact, he makes the case that we're still early.
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  And I love the example that he gives.
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  And, you know, it's, it's kind of like a follow up to Shamat's
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  video yesterday. He was humble in the beginning.
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  He's like, he dropped the $1 million price point.
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  But then there's a little bit of a Freudian slip to the
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  $5,000,000 price point. Mind you, this is someone who's
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  been buying Bitcoin, you know, probably for pennies on the
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  dollar or a couple dollars or maybe $100, right?
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  And this is obviously someone who has been extremely
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  successful in entrepreneurship. So he had the money to invest
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  into Bitcoin at that early stage.
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  So from my understanding, this is one of Bitcoin's biggest
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  whales. And also of course, at the end,
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  we're going to talk about the just the overall bullish news
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  that's on the horizon. And Marty Ben actually dropped
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  an incredible article recently that kind of summarizes
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  everything. So it's going to be an
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  incredible episode. I'm incredibly bullish.
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  I'm excited. I'm going to bring up very Co
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  host and we have something special for you guys because
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  we've heard you, we understand you, I get it.
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  And what we're going to do is we're not going to push back the
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  meme review. We have something special.
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  We have something more special for you guys.
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  We're going to do the entire culture segment is going to be a
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  meme review and in the beginning we're going to explain the power
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  of memes, right, because there's a lot of you guys in the chat.
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  You guys love it for, you know, the kind of shits and giggles,
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  but there's something extremely important to the the memes in
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  this narrative trench warfare that we're fighting in the
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  battlegrounds of the Internet. Memes are are very, very
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  important weapon. They're extremely potent.
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  They're very useful and they're working.
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  If they wouldn't be if they weren't working, then they
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  wouldn't be trying to censor us. So that's also something to keep
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  in mind and I'm really looking forward to that.
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  Opti and I were talking about it for like 30 minutes before the
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  show. We're like, dude, how do we do
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  this? How do we include it?
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  We're gonna go above and beyond. We're gonna do a culture segment
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  on memes and we're gonna do a meme review and we're all gonna
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  pack it into one block. The memes are pumping the price.
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  This is confirmed guys in the chat, they're getting it.
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  Yeah, and we're back at 71,928 and of course I paid everyone
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  out at 68,000. So let's go.
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  Good luck to all the simply people got there.
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  Wait, can. Can I remember that?
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  I forget what it was. It's like a few months ago when
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  we when we pumped the 69 K for the first time and Nico paid us
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  all out at the top and then it dumped.
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  I'm like Nico's scamming. Us here.
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  There we go, There we go. Man it feels good.
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  A good Tuesday. I'm hype for today.
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  Great day. Shouts out to everyone in the
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  chat. We love you guys.
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  Keep throwing the tomatoes. Troll boxes lit.
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  This is This is why we do what we do.
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  This is awesome, man, Shouts out to everyone that watches us.
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  All right, Nicholas, let's get into this one bro.
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  203,485 having estimate March 22nd, 2028 total lightning
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  network capacity 4740 Bitcoin capacity value 335.9 million
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  U.S. dollars realize monetary inflation 1.62% market
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  capitalization 1.4 trillion Bitcoin verse gold market cap
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  8.69%. In the grand scheme of things,
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  we are just getting started. I was talking about breaking the
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  Bitcoin echo chamber in the beginning of the show and I want
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  to talk about this. This is the one, the only
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  Michael Saylor and of course, you know, he's done a lot to
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  break the Bitcoin echo chamber. He has millions of followers on
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  X. He does many, many legacy media
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  interviews and he's starting to do, this isn't the first one
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  he's done, but I think it's the one where like this is like a
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  younger generation. And I know these guys are great
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  Youtubers, by the way, a big fans of their channels,
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  especially Graham Stefan. I think he made his wealth and
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  real estate and all that. And they have this podcast
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  called the Iced Coffee Hour. And I mean, like has all the
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  bells and whistles kind of like simply Bitcoin thumbnails.
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  So the thumbnail says the US dollar is collapsing.
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  Michael Saylor on the future of Bitcoin money and it's cut off.
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  But Joe Nakamoto has a really good observation.
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  Has anyone watched this? Did Sailor orange peel them up?
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  Cram step fun. I didn't say that really cool
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  seeing sailors speak about Bitcoin on lots of different
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  mainstream finance platforms and I think that's really, really
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  important. But the thing that he really
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  broke the echo chamber and he really moved the Overton window.
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  Take a shot, everybody. You guys know, I love how to say
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  that phrase is this very simple concept.
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  You shouldn't have to invest just to maintain your purchasing
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  power. I'm going to repeat that because
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  it's really important. You shouldn't have to invest
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  just to maintain your purchasing power.
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  You shouldn't have to invest just to maintain your purchasing
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  power. The world has been psyopt into
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  thinking that somehow it is normal that if you're a dentist,
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  a plumber and you make good income, right?
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  And you have some extra savings, you have to invest, that you
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  have to go and have like a part time job as like, like that's
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  not your specialty. You're a doctor, you're a
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  plumber. Like what are you doing?
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  And then what are the unintended consequences of that?
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  The great financialization of everything, right?
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  So you have these giant wealth management banks that all they
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  do is quote UN quote, manage wealthy people's money.
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  You have the premium on real estate if you're a zoomer, If
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  you're a millennial, you're screwed.
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  Like you're screwed. You do not have an opportunity
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  to buy a piece of land, buy a piece of real estate.
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  You got screwed out of that, right?
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  So anyways, here is Sailor breaking the Overton window and
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  you know, dropping some hot fire on the Iced Coffee Hour podcast.
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  And remember, you guys know this is Bitcoiners, but this is being
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  exposed to a no coiner normie audience.
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  Let's check out the clip. Normally in most modern
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  societies, the money doesn't break down as a medium of
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  exchange. It breaks down as a store of
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  value. So that means that yeah, you can
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  store money for 12 to 36 months or maybe up to 10 years in the
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  dollar. You can't store it for a
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  lifetime. So if if you have some money,
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  you can't just store the money. If you want to keep your
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  economic energy, you have to gamble it or invest it.
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  You have to speculate with it or you know, you work your entire
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  life, you have a certain amount of retirement and now if you
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  store it in the bank, it'll be worth nothing.
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  So you have to go and invest it in the stock market.
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  But if you pick wrong, you lose it.
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  So we basically force, we force people to be gamblers,
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  speculators or hedge fund managers if the money's broken
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  and the money is broken. So what is the significance of
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  Bitcoin? Well, let me say a different
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  way. Just you just take your money,
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  take everything you earn, you buy Bitcoin and you wait and it
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  goes up 20 to 40% a year forever.
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  Or you take your money and you invest in a bank account and you
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  get 3% after tax and everything goes up 10 to 15% a year in
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  price and you just get poor and poorer.
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  Or what are you going to do by GameStop at the right time?
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  Are you, you know, you buy a building, run an Airbnb.
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  I force you to go. And forcing you to be a hedge
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  fund manager is horrifically inefficient for the society.
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  It's just as inefficient as saying, OK, be your own dentist
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  and doctor, right? If the if the medical system was
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  broken, you have to be your own doctor.
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  It's not good for society. What happens?
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  People die 20 years early is what happens.
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  So when you have to be your own banker or be your own hedge fund
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  manager, what happens is you just get poor or you lose faith
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  in the in the future. If I told you your money was
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  going to be worthless in 36 months, what would you do with
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  it? You would spend it.
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  What if I told you money's going to be worthless next Monday?
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  You would go out this weekend, make a decadence weekend, and
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  you would just blow it all. You would buy anything things
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  you don't need. It's like if it's for sale I'm
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  just buying it. So Bitcoin actually solves the
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  problem by saying, well, what if you just had a money that the
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  government couldn't debase, the bank couldn't steal, that would
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  last forever. OK, It profoundly changes
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  incentives because now a corporation, instead of buying
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  back its stock or instead of dividend out, dividend out, its
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  cash flows, would just keep the money and the money would go up
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  in value 2030% a year. So, So that's what micro
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  strategy did. Like, what's our secret, right?
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  We're just holding the money and it's an appreciating asset.
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  So I mean, first of all, like the elegance of Michael Saylor
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  kind of explaining, you know what I simplify into a tweet,
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  right? Which is you shouldn't have to
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  invest just to maintain your purchasing power.
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  And he intricately, surgically, strategically, just completely
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  explained why that's insane. Like Opti, let's make us both so
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  we can have a conversation about this.
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  And it's just insane, dude. Like it's, it's absolute bonkers
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  that we live in that type of world.
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  And I've had some experience with high net worth individuals
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  talking about Bitcoin and I see the cognitive dissonance in
• 21:44
  their minds, like they don't understand, they don't get it.
• 21:47
  They they don't get it. And they're like, oh, but real
• 21:50
  estate, it's crazy, like especially here in Florida, like
• 21:52
  Miami, real estate's like doubled like, like recently.
• 21:56
  And they're like, this is such a great investment.
• 21:58
  Whatever. And I'm like, so do you have to
• 21:59
  pay property tax? Yeah, You have to pay
• 22:02
  condominium fees. Yeah.
• 22:04
  What about upkeep? Maintenance.
• 22:06
  Yeah, You have to pay property tax on Bitcoin.
• 22:09
  No, you have to pay upkeep. No, Right.
• 22:12
  What about maintenance? No.
• 22:14
  Right. So what is the superior?
• 22:15
  What is the superior property, digital property in cyberspace?
• 22:20
  And I love Michael Saylor's kind of analogy or explanation on how
• 22:24
  he compares it to Manhattan, right?
• 22:27
  Which is like, look, there's only so much land in Manhattan.
• 22:30
  Anytime you've bought a piece of real estate in Manhattan, it's
• 22:33
  been a good investment. If you wait, you know, a couple
• 22:35
  years. Bitcoin is more scarce.
• 22:38
  There's only 21 million. It's estimated that around
• 22:41
  roughly 4 millionaire lost. There's only 1.3 left, 1.3
• 22:46
  million left to be mined. Do this.
• 22:49
  Do the math. Like do the math.
• 22:51
  It's it's, it's simple, right? Shout out to Foss by the way.
• 22:55
  Haven't seen him in a while. Hope he's OK.
• 22:57
  Anyways, Opti, what's your take on this brother, Bro sailor.
• 23:01
  Sailor dropping the fire, dude. Yeah, well, first of all, like
• 23:04
  you said, I love that he went on their podcasts because you know,
• 23:08
  there there is some great Youtubers out there outside of
• 23:11
  just simply Bitcoin. And we look to the great
• 23:13
  Youtubers that are making good content that have big following.
• 23:17
  And I'm, you know, I was actually surprised when I saw
• 23:20
  Sailor on on these guys podcast because they usually don't talk
• 23:23
  to like Michael Saylors of the world.
• 23:26
  They're usually, you know, just kind of talking to like cultural
• 23:29
  phenomenons, which I guess we're getting to the point where
• 23:31
  Michael Saylor is one of them. But to the point that you were
• 23:34
  saying this is really about just making savings great again.
• 23:37
  Like, all we want to do is save in something that doesn't steal
• 23:41
  from us. Like it.
• 23:41
  It's literally that simple. I just want to continue to
• 23:46
  preserve my purchasing power. Like I believe in working hard
• 23:48
  and providing value to my fellow man.
• 23:51
  And I just want to save my labor in something that isn't
• 23:53
  destroyed, that isn't debased. And for average people of
• 23:57
  average means, if you don't understand what's going on in
• 24:01
  traditional finance, the traditional financial world, or
• 24:04
  you don't understand how to invest, like you're getting
• 24:07
  absolutely wrecked because most people would much rather just
• 24:10
  save their dollars under their mattress.
• 24:12
  Like, I know I used to be that person until I figured out about
• 24:16
  Bitcoin. And like Nico, he says, then we
• 24:18
  figured out how, you know, how the traditional financial world
• 24:21
  works. And if you're a rich person, of
• 24:24
  course, you're OK with your assets going up in value is
• 24:27
  because that's how you store your value is in these assets.
• 24:30
  And if they increase in value, well, really, the dollar gets
• 24:34
  debased and you're losing purchasing power.
• 24:37
  It it makes you set up to be wealthier and wealthier because
• 24:41
  only assets are the things that are appreciating.
• 24:44
  But once you understand Bitcoin, and maybe I'm just, you know,
• 24:49
  ADIQ left side of the bell curve person where I just want to save
• 24:52
  in something like I want to simplify my life.
• 24:55
  I've also found out that it's it's very difficult to talk to
• 24:58
  people that are used to, you know, very complicated financial
• 25:01
  engineering when you're just like all you have to do is
• 25:03
  saving Bitcoin. Like it's literally that simple.
• 25:05
  Just Bitcoin and chill. Like price volatility doesn't
• 25:09
  affect me. I say it all the time.
• 25:10
  I'm just playing hungry hippo. We're playing Pokémon here with
• 25:13
  Bitcoin, you just got to catch all the sets you can and store
• 25:16
  them in custody or like a meme that our boy wine.
• 25:20
  I don't know if he created it or he's been propagating it, but
• 25:23
  once you find that Bitcoin Zen and you realize, oh, wait, all I
• 25:26
  have to do is work my normal job and saving Bitcoin and I don't
• 25:30
  have to become an investor. I can start to focus on things
• 25:33
  that actually improve my life, you know, like my health, my
• 25:37
  cash flow, my skills, my relationships with, with, you
• 25:40
  know, people like it's just such a beautiful life.
• 25:43
  When you get on the Bitcoin standard, personal Bitcoin
• 25:46
  standard, where you're saving in Bitcoin, your wealth starts to
• 25:49
  appreciate your purchasing power doesn't get destroyed.
• 25:52
  Like it's just, it's so simple. And when with people like Nico
• 25:56
  was saying, when people are so used to complicating things and
• 25:59
  they have to be, you know, they got to go to their job 8 hours a
• 26:02
  day. And then when they got, they go
• 26:04
  home, they got what, like an hour maybe to do some workouts
• 26:08
  and eat food. And then the rest of their
• 26:10
  nights they got to focus on whatever, you know, Jim Cramer
• 26:14
  saying on hard money and become investors and watch charts and
• 26:17
  all that. It's like, no, you don't have to
• 26:19
  do that. Literally work your job, save in
• 26:22
  Bitcoin and go do other things you want.
• 26:25
  Like that's the whole beauty of this Bitcoin thing is you can
• 26:28
  literally do more of what you want to in your life and you
• 26:31
  don't get stuck in the rat race. Like that's what I love the most
• 26:34
  about Bitcoin. The literal psychological
• 26:36
  effects that come after you start saving in Bitcoin is my
• 26:39
  favorite part. You know, Bitcoin changes you,
• 26:41
  you don't change Bitcoin. And we're starting to see this
• 26:44
  catch on. The fact that sailors on these
• 26:46
  kids podcasts just goes to show that the Bitcoin message is
• 26:49
  going mainstream and man, I didn't I didn't update it Nico,
• 26:52
  but how many views does it have when I saw it was like like
• 26:54
  50,000 views and that was dude it's.
• 26:57
  Like double man, it's it's it's great.
• 26:59
  Like, and it's just a matter of time.
• 27:00
  Like when Michael Saylor on Joe Rogan, when Michael Saylor on
• 27:05
  Joe Rogan, like that needs to happen.
• 27:07
  Speaking of. Joe, did you see that the, uh,
• 27:09
  yesterday? I forget what podcast he was on
• 27:11
  or which which episode it was rather.
• 27:13
  And he was saying something like what we say all the time.
• 27:16
  It's like he's like, I don't like gold.
• 27:17
  I've never liked gold. I don't want to save in gold.
• 27:20
  And so you're starting to see. I like gold dude.
• 27:22
  I like. Wearing gold, it's pretty.
• 27:23
  Physical gold. Hold a gold bar in your hand and
• 27:27
  it feels awfully nice. Now is it better than Bitcoin?
• 27:30
  No, but I'm not a not fan of it. Is it like it?
• 27:37
  It just becomes complex. Like if you're storing a large
• 27:40
  amount of gold, bro, that shit's heavy as fuck.
• 27:42
  Like that's just a reality. Like good luck trying.
• 27:44
  Are you going to go to your nearest jeweler with like your
• 27:47
  gold bars and you're like it, It's just it's complicated.
• 27:50
  I'm not going to lie. I'm I'm not, I'm not going to
• 27:52
  lie. It's like the analog version of
• 27:53
  Bitcoin. I guess you could say it's.
• 27:55
  Trash. Compared to Bitcoin, it's pet
• 27:57
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  Wait, wait, Nico, guys don't think about taking self custody.
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  You have to take self custody. Absolutely all right everybody I
• 31:33
  want to talk about Winsys Caesaris so a lot of people
• 31:37
  don't know who he is, but this guy is an absolute Bitcoin OG
• 31:43
  this guy probably owns more Bitcoin than anyone on the face
• 31:46
  of the planet I'm. I don't say.
• 31:50
  Like I would say on that level. So anyways, he is the CEO of
• 31:57
  Zappo Bank and founded Internet Argentina, Wonco Games,
• 32:03
  Pythagon, Lemon Wallet, Banco Lemon Cassara sits on the boards
• 32:07
  of PayPal DM and Endeavor, I think is this DM the Yeah, this
• 32:13
  is the failed Facebook. Yeah, the Facebook, but board of
• 32:16
  PayPal. So obviously this guy knows
• 32:18
  what's going on. Anyways, so this is one of one
• 32:22
  of the parts that I wanted to read you guys about.
• 32:26
  He's widely known as Patient Zero.
• 32:28
  Courts reported that Casares was the entrepreneur to convince
• 32:32
  Bill Gates, Reed Hoffman and other tech veterans in Silicon
• 32:36
  Valley to invest in Bitcoin. Right.
• 32:39
  It's kind of a big deal. And here's the video that we
• 32:42
  played you guys yesterday, but here's Shamont referencing
• 32:47
  Wincess. But we never played you the
• 32:50
  Wincess video. But shout out to the channel
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  Bitcoin. They do a great job like
• 32:57
  aggregating all like the the recent viral Bitcoin content.
• 33:01
  But let's check out what Shamath has to say on Wincess and then
• 33:06
  I'll transition to the video of Wincess.
• 33:07
  Let's check it out. In Silicon Valley, I would say
• 33:10
  really was agent 0 of Bitcoin. He was the one in 2010 that
• 33:15
  introduced it to me. I remember he reminded me of the
• 33:18
  story, actually. We were at Oren's Hummus and
• 33:21
  he's like, he's Argentinian, he's a great, so I'm going to
• 33:23
  try to copy. He's like, that's a math you not
• 33:25
  to buy the Bitcoin. Wensis is affectionate.
• 33:29
  So hold on, so this is 2021 you see?
• 33:33
  You see the the hair and the beard, right?
• 33:40
  That's wild, bro. Like why does it happen?
• 33:44
  Like there, there's some, there's something there like
• 33:47
  there's something there, there's something there that I, I don't
• 33:52
  quite understand right. But anyways, there's something
• 33:55
  to it. Anyways, let's check out what he
• 33:57
  has to say. Nicknamed Patient Zero for
• 34:00
  having introduced Silicon Valley to Bitcoin.
• 34:03
  So every sort of celebrity, Silicon Valley billionaire that
• 34:06
  you know. Was publicly in most cases,
• 34:09
  credited Winsys. You've been in Bitcoin for a
• 34:11
  long time. It's been good for you.
• 34:14
  Any private banker would tell you that you own too much.
• 34:17
  And yet both of you in the last year, I'm going to share a
• 34:19
  secret, have bought more Bitcoin.
• 34:21
  So once you go 1st and you know, tell us why.
• 34:25
  Here in 2021 with Bitcoin up from 10,000 to 45,000, capital
• 34:31
  gains rates about to go up, not a bad time to sell.
• 34:34
  We're buying and not selling more Bitcoin.
• 34:36
  I think that I am more likely to make the mistake, the opposite
• 34:43
  mistake, to think it's expensive when it's actually still cheap
• 34:47
  because I've been in it for a while and because it's all I do
• 34:52
  all day. And when you look at, you know,
• 34:57
  the trajectory of tech companies, the same thing
• 34:59
  happens that the people who were involved with them early sell
• 35:04
  too early. For some reason.
• 35:06
  It's harder we anchor in in it's harder to see the full
• 35:10
  potential, right. So if you see, you know, the
• 35:12
  people who the insiders who own Amazon at the IPO, how many of
• 35:16
  them hold today? It's almost, you know, other
• 35:19
  than the founder and a few other people, most of the insiders
• 35:22
  sold and some outsiders saw the potential better than some
• 35:25
  insiders. So I think I have more risk of
• 35:29
  the opposite. And when I look around at what I
• 35:33
  can do with my money, I see a lot of things where I'm not an
• 35:37
  expert that seem expensive, where it's equities or bonds or
• 35:41
  real estate all over the world. And the one thing that I do that
• 35:45
  every day, day in and day out, seems cheap to me.
• 35:48
  So why should I diversify into things that seem very expensive
• 35:51
  if the one thing I understand seems cheap to me?
• 35:54
  But before we go to Pete, can you just expound on cheap so.
• 35:59
  How are you? How are you thinking about?
• 36:01
  I think that there's going to be more upside in percentage terms
• 36:04
  over the next 5 and 10 years than we've seen in the last five
• 36:07
  and 10 years. So people anchor and they look
• 36:10
  back and said, Oh my God, I missed that train.
• 36:12
  No one has missed that train. Most people will wish they
• 36:16
  bought Bitcoin under half $1,000,000 and but people look
• 36:21
  back and said oh I missed it. No, we haven't missed it.
• 36:23
  What it's going to do over the next 5 and 10 years is more
• 36:26
  impressive, not in absolute term, but in percentage terms
• 36:29
  than what it did in the past. The way I think about Bitcoin is
• 36:33
  that it has a 10 to 15% chance of going to 0, failing and going
• 36:38
  to 0. But in my opinion it has a
• 36:41
  higher than 60% chance of being of being successful and being
• 36:44
  worth more than $1,000,000 in the next 10 years, more than
• 36:48
  $1,1,000,000 per Bitcoin. And that's very asymmetric.
• 36:53
  And all I have to do is keep doing what I've been doing,
• 36:56
  which is buy and hold that if make an analogy with the web
• 37:01
  with the Internet, we are in 1994 or 1998 where you had very
• 37:06
  rudimentary brand new browsers. You had to use your phone line
• 37:12
  to call the service provider that it was a very slow
• 37:15
  connection. Sometimes it dropped and when
• 37:17
  you wanted to download a picture you had you saw it downloading
• 37:21
  slowly and back then to imagine that you were going to be using
• 37:24
  the same network to do high definition video calls all over
• 37:30
  the world for free scene science fiction.
• 37:33
  It happened, but we had to wait 3 decades and I think that's
• 37:37
  where we are today in in Bitcoin and that's why you can buy it
• 37:42
  for $50,000 instead of 5 million.
• 37:44
  Of course, a lot of of these investors will have to wait
• 37:47
  until this is all much further along to to buy it, but it will
• 37:50
  also be a different price. So, and I think it's just
• 37:55
  perfect kind of connection to Shamat, right?
• 37:58
  Because Shamat has his thing, but what is the root?
• 38:03
  Like what brought Shamat to that point?
• 38:05
  It was this guy and you can tell this guy, you can just tell
• 38:09
  guys, I've been in Bitcoin eight years, OK, someone who's been in
• 38:13
  Bitcoin a decade, so only two more years than me.
• 38:17
  They have a significantly longer beard and they give twice as
• 38:22
  they they just don't give a fuck.
• 38:24
  They just don't care, right? I've seen the, IT just, it's
• 38:27
  this facial expression, it's this thing, it's this.
• 38:30
  There's something about spending time in the Bitcoin rabbit hole.
• 38:34
  The more you spend it, the more Eureka moments and realizations
• 38:38
  you come to about society, your relationship between you and the
• 38:43
  state, how human society is going to potentially reorganize
• 38:47
  itself. You become a freedom absolutist,
• 38:50
  like I would say to the point of radicalism.
• 38:54
  And I could just tell, like I could just tell by the way he
• 38:59
  carries himself, the way that he was speaking, that you know,
• 39:03
  this you're, you're looking at a bitcoiner, right?
• 39:05
  He's like, look, like all I know I need to know is just buy and
• 39:08
  hold. And he's like, but isn't it
• 39:09
  expensive? He's like, no, this thing's
• 39:10
  going to keep on going to the moon.
• 39:14
  The thing that he said, he had a little bit of a Freudian slip.
• 39:17
  Like, he's like, yeah, this thing's probably going to hit to
• 39:19
  a million. However, people are going to be
• 39:22
  bummed out, you know, when they had an opportunity to buy that
• 39:25
  50,000, even though it's at 5 million, you know, And like,
• 39:27
  that was a Freudian slip. Like, he didn't meant to say
• 39:29
  that, right? Like he was calculated with the
• 39:32
  kind of $1 million thing that he was throwing out there.
• 39:36
  So yeah, I mean it it's it's very interesting.
• 39:39
  This guy is one of the Bitcoin O GS orange pilled Silicon Valley.
• 39:44
  And you know, this guy has a ridiculous amount of Bitcoin,
• 39:48
  but he's very low key about it. He's not very upfront about it.
• 39:51
  He's extremely low key. But but yeah, man, it's pretty
• 39:55
  crazy. Opti, what do you think, dude?
• 39:57
  I mean, I like that video 100 times better than the video with
• 40:01
  Chamat and personally just because like dude.
• 40:05
  That guy, that guy, you know, that guy does things.
• 40:11
  Yeah, yeah, yeah, That guy asks for sure, man.
• 40:16
  Well, first my first thought is like 2010, I, man, I wish I knew
• 40:20
  about Bitcoin like I do today, in 2010, then I wouldn't have
• 40:24
  gone to college and, you know, I probably wouldn't be as smart as
• 40:28
  I am today. And then it's not that college
• 40:30
  taught me how to be smart, As you guys know, I'm a philosopher
• 40:33
  by trade, at least by schooling, and it taught me how to think.
• 40:36
  So I had to do all that to get here.
• 40:38
  But in 2010, I could have not gone to college and just stacked
• 40:41
  in Bitcoin and men, Yeah, life would have been a lot different.
• 40:44
  But I really do like this take as well because it it's
• 40:48
  something we kind of say a lot and we probably glossed over it
• 40:51
  too much. But like every one of us, you
• 40:53
  know, Nico, myself, everyone in the chat, like we're so obsessed
• 40:57
  with Bitcoin day in and day out that sometimes it's hard for us
• 41:01
  to zoom out from the trees to the forest and, and we forget
• 41:05
  that most people don't understand Bitcoin at all.
• 41:08
  And really Bitcoin I think is relatively unknown, at least
• 41:12
  like what Bitcoin Maxi's talk about.
• 41:14
  Like the the reason why we Bitcoin.
• 41:16
  I think a lot of people still don't know the simple question
• 41:19
  of what is money. And I know a lot of you guys
• 41:22
  don't even talk to normies anymore.
• 41:23
  But like, if you do talk to them, they either have like 2
• 41:28
  takes on Bitcoin, either they think you're an idiot or they
• 41:32
  have no idea what Bitcoin is. And even when I talk to people
• 41:35
  that, that, you know, I, I would consider friends that are still
• 41:37
  kind of like my friends back home, they still, they, they
• 41:40
  still think I'm an idiot because I'm a Bitcoiner.
• 41:42
  And then when I talk to like normies and, and average
• 41:44
  everyday people and I say Bitcoin either goes completely
• 41:47
  over their head or they're like, oh, you're a bitcoiner And they
• 41:49
  try to like troll you. And you're like, OK, like
• 41:51
  you're, you're, you just don't get it yet.
• 41:53
  And that's how I know we're still early.
• 41:55
  Like I fully believe we're still early.
• 41:57
  Yes, Bitcoin is at 70 K and yes, bit AT70K.
• 42:01
  You know, one coin is probably more than most people's
• 42:04
  salaries, but I still believe that there's going to be extreme
• 42:07
  upside. Like I still kind of use the
• 42:11
  meme of Hal Finney, which like was I think it was like weeks
• 42:14
  after Bitcoin network was deployed where he just throws
• 42:18
  out like $10 million per coin. And you know, he's saying one
• 42:22
  million the next couple of years, like 10 million or 70K to
• 42:26
  10 million. Like if you don't think that's
• 42:28
  extreme upside, like I don't know what world you're living
• 42:30
  in. If you are playing traditional
• 42:32
  financial games, you do not get those kinds of returns.
• 42:35
  Yeah, you can go gamble on shit coins or try to join the game
• 42:38
  pump, but like, you're going to get rug pulled.
• 42:41
  And This is why just staying humble, stacking sad, saving in
• 42:44
  Bitcoin, getting your skills up, getting your cash flow up and
• 42:47
  saving in Bitcoin is the ultimate life hack.
• 42:50
  And then eventually maybe you can grow long hair and a beard.
• 42:52
  Unfortunately for me, I can't grow a beard so I will always.
• 42:56
  Be Bitcoin when Bitcoin hits $1,000,000.
• 42:58
  I don't think so. My dad can barely grow mustache.
• 43:02
  Like it's just not, it's not going to not going to go down
• 43:05
  that way. But the point remains the same.
• 43:08
  And I think I say this all the time.
• 43:09
  I say at least once a week, but I am fully convinced that any
• 43:13
  amount of sats that you hold today into the long term will be
• 43:16
  a substantial amount of wealth. And that's the whole point of
• 43:19
  the game is that's why I say play Hungry Hippo with Bitcoin.
• 43:22
  You just want to continue to accumulate.
• 43:25
  The name of the game is accumulation.
• 43:27
  Make sure you are constantly saving in Bitcoin.
• 43:30
  Remember your Bitcoin ABC's always buy consistently.
• 43:34
  You want to continue to buy Bitcoin.
• 43:36
  This isn't about just buying Bitcoin one time and you know
• 43:39
  you're going to get rich overnight.
• 43:41
  This is about preserving your purchasing power, preserving
• 43:43
  your labor, your blood, sweat and tears and something that
• 43:46
  cannot get destroyed, that cannot get the base.
• 43:48
  And that's what Bitcoin is. And over time, maybe you can
• 43:51
  also look like Bitcoin Jesus, like or Argentinian Jesus over
• 43:55
  there, like Nico with his beard. But unfortunately for me, I
• 43:58
  can't grow a beard. So, you know, it is what it is.
• 44:01
  I I'll have to stay clean cut over here, Nico.
• 44:03
  But yeah, man, I, I fully believe that we are still early.
• 44:07
  Like I think, I think the latest metric that I saw is there's
• 44:11
  like about 500 million crypto holders in the world.
• 44:15
  And I would venture to say that a small portion of that are like
• 44:19
  ardent Bitcoiners that know exactly what they're holding.
• 44:22
  And even if you use that 500 million number, there's 8
• 44:26
  billion people in the world, that's still a small fraction of
• 44:28
  where we are going. And we still have a long time
• 44:31
  for this adoption of Bitcoin to play out.
• 44:34
  So I think, I think we're going to start seeing some fireworks
• 44:36
  soon, Nico. And then then 10 years, we're
• 44:39
  going to be like, remember when we were wondering where Bitcoin
• 44:41
  was going? And now it's a ridiculous
• 44:43
  amount. And here we are, living a
• 44:45
  beautiful life in our citadels. Amen to that.
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  All right, man, I am so excited about today's culture segment.
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  I've been hearing you guys in the comments.
• 47:22
  You got to give the people what they want.
• 47:24
  And I hear you guys, right? So we're dedicating the entire
• 47:28
  culture segment because memes are so important.
• 47:31
  They're integral in Bitcoin, right?
• 47:33
  They just, they're just Bitcoin and memes, they go hand in hand.
• 47:37
  So we're dedicating this entire culture segment to memes, and
• 47:41
  Opti's prepared something. For you guys.
• 47:43
  So I got a little presentation here.
• 47:45
  I got a little presentation here guys.
• 47:47
  So bear with me and then we'll get into the meme review.
• 47:50
  But before I get into the meme review, Nico, I, I do want you
• 47:53
  to chime in. So I again, I do have a little
• 47:55
  presentation here. So as you guys know, we say this
• 47:58
  every single day. If you showed up to the show a
• 48:01
  couple of times, maybe recently on the Fridays, you might have
• 48:04
  missed it, but we say it probably every single time.
• 48:07
  We're talking about all the things we talk about in Bitcoin,
• 48:10
  whether it's the censorship of information, whether it's the
• 48:13
  censorship of transactions, whether it's Bitcoin in politics
• 48:16
  lately, we always kind of revert back to a very simple meme.
• 48:20
  And it's that we're living through the narrative trench
• 48:23
  warfare on the battleground of the Internet.
• 48:25
  And it's our duty here. You guys watching our duty here
• 48:28
  on simply Bitcoin is to win over the hearts and minds of the
• 48:31
  individuals to get them on the mission of freedom through
• 48:34
  taking Bitcoin into self custody.
• 48:36
  Oh wow, look, I spelled remember wrong.
• 48:38
  Anyways, remember, everything is memes, guys.
• 48:41
  It's memes all the way down. And memes are powerful if it's
• 48:45
  based in truth. And the reason I want to say
• 48:47
  that that sentence of memes have power if it's based in truth,
• 48:50
  because I'm going to show some examples of the powers that be
• 48:53
  trying to meme and they're just absolute garbage.
• 48:56
  And it's trash and just doubling down.
• 48:59
  Like we learn through memes. I know a lot of people think
• 49:01
  memes are childish. It's like, oh, you're just
• 49:03
  putting words to pictures. But again, it's memes all the
• 49:05
  way down. Like we've been learning through
• 49:07
  memes since literally we started to speak in languages.
• 49:11
  Like this is how you learn is through memes.
• 49:14
  Yes. You know, you could read big
• 49:15
  books. Even big books are memes in my
• 49:17
  opinion. But if you can, yeah, exactly.
• 49:20
  If you can distill information into a bite size meme, then you
• 49:25
  can propagate that information far and wide and then people
• 49:28
  will understand what you're talking.
• 49:29
  About the more and the more information you can condense
• 49:32
  exactly into a bite size, the more potential for its virality
• 49:38
  because the more people it's going to connect with, right?
• 49:42
  Think about it this way, right? Our live show is an hour and 15
• 49:46
  minutes long. There's only so many people that
• 49:49
  are going to watch an hour and 15 minute long show.
• 49:51
  However, our originals, the, the, the content that you that
• 49:55
  we make for you guys with Ruston are a lot shorter.
• 49:58
  There's a lot more people that are willing to watch a 10 minute
• 50:00
  show, right? So do you have to understand
• 50:03
  that memes are literally this tiny, tiny, tiny, tiny
• 50:07
  condensed, all this information condensed, condensed in this
• 50:10
  image that's also going to make you laugh as well.
• 50:14
  Like, think about that, right? That's why they're so popular.
• 50:19
  That's why they're unstoppable. And Opti kind of buried the lead
• 50:22
  there a little bit. I'm going to reference it.
• 50:24
  And look, if, if memes don't have the common denominator of
• 50:30
  truth, then they aren't funny. They, they, they don't make
• 50:35
  sense. They, you don't understand them,
• 50:37
  you don't get them. They have to have the common
• 50:39
  innate area of truth because that is what you're sharing in
• 50:42
  common with the millions of people that are seeing the meme
• 50:45
  for the first time. And the the only way they'll
• 50:48
  they'll understand it is if it's based on reality, if it's based
• 50:51
  on truth, if it's not based on truth, then you're just like,
• 50:54
  that's not funny. That doesn't make sense.
• 50:56
  Facts, facts. And I do want to read this
• 50:59
  comment here. Shouts out to Lou Ferringo.
• 51:01
  I really like this. He goes memes have to be true
• 51:03
  because it takes a paragraph to lie.
• 51:05
  That's your first clue. It's propaganda.
• 51:07
  That's why Niko's saying if you can distill the truth into a
• 51:10
  meme that will go viral. And then shouts out to my boy
• 51:14
  Brandon cuz he said this one time to me like a year and a
• 51:17
  half ago and it's just stuck with me.
• 51:20
  What gets repeated gets remembered and what gets
• 51:23
  remembered gets repeated. And that's why memes are so
• 51:25
  powerful. So propagate the memes.
• 51:27
  And moving forward, I did go to know your meme just to give you
• 51:31
  like, I don't know, I wouldn't say a dictionary definition of
• 51:34
  what meme is, but I really like this definition here.
• 51:37
  So it goes. What does it mean?
• 51:38
  Defining a meme isn't as easy as you might think on the most
• 51:41
  basic structural level. Some might define memes as
• 51:43
  anything that spreads virally online.
• 51:45
  This is true, but it only covers the online aspect, meme culture.
• 51:49
  In reality, the term meme is far more broad, encompassing just
• 51:52
  about anything that spreads, spreads through human
• 51:55
  interaction, whether online or not.
• 51:57
  Again, everything. It's memes.
• 51:59
  It's memes all the way down. But I really like this one.
• 52:01
  The term meme, derived from the Greek word mema, meaning
• 52:05
  something imitated, was coined by evolutionary biologists and
• 52:09
  author Richard Dawkins in his book The Selfish Gene, which
• 52:12
  focuses on the importance of self replication in the natural
• 52:15
  selection. Again, what gets repeated gets
• 52:18
  remembered. Memes have power.
• 52:20
  If it's based in truth, everything is memes.
• 52:22
  It's all memes all the way down. And then before I go into some
• 52:27
  of the memes that we saw the powers that be try to, you know,
• 52:31
  propagate, let's just talk about some of the powerful Bitcoin
• 52:34
  memes. Of course, proof of work.
• 52:35
  I stayed all the time. Proof of work is a lifestyle.
• 52:38
  You want to prove your work. Everything has work going into
• 52:41
  it. There's no such thing as a free
• 52:42
  lunch. I think we all know this stuff,
• 52:44
  but Bitcoin has encapsulated that.
• 52:46
  Or at what Sailor say, you know, encrypted it in cyberspace.
• 52:49
  The next one, don't trust verify.
• 52:52
  They want you to just trust them.
• 52:53
  Guys, remember that you have critical thinking still use your
• 52:57
  brain. You have a supercomputer in
• 52:59
  between your ears. Don't trust verify.
• 53:02
  Of course, the 21 million meme of the hard cap of Bitcoin.
• 53:05
  This is why we do what we do is so that they stop debasing our
• 53:08
  purchasing power. It's so simple. 21 million hard
• 53:11
  cap. That's probably one of the most
• 53:12
  important memes in Bitcoin. Again, shouts out to our boy
• 53:15
  O'dell. Stack sats and stay humble guys.
• 53:17
  It's a game of hungry hippo. Just stack sats.
• 53:19
  The name of the game is accumulate Bitcoin.
• 53:21
  Don't over leverage yourself. Don't get crazy when you when
• 53:23
  you feel that urge to start getting into games of financial
• 53:27
  trickery, remember that, hey, maybe we're in that part of the
• 53:29
  bull run where I should stay humble or shout out the canoe.
• 53:33
  Infinity divided by 21 million or I should have added here.
• 53:36
  It's going up forever, Laura. They can print dollars till
• 53:40
  Infinity and they will only ever be 21 million Bitcoin.
• 53:43
  All of those dollars will eventually have to get repriced
• 53:46
  into Bitcoin. This might take a long time, but
• 53:49
  this is the meme Infinity divided by 21 million or some
• 53:52
  other ones that I love running out guys, Bitcoin is software.
• 53:56
  Run the software for yourself. Verify your own transaction so
• 53:59
  you don't have to trust so you can verify see all the memes
• 54:03
  they go into each other. And then of course, the meme of
• 54:05
  self custody. Guys, take self responsibility.
• 54:09
  Become your own bank, hold your property yourself.
• 54:12
  Stop trusting other people. Stop trusting middleman with
• 54:15
  your money. OK, I gave you some Bitcoin
• 54:18
  memes. Now let's just kind of go into
• 54:20
  some of the stuff we've been seeing coming out of the powers
• 54:22
  that be. And here's Nico.
• 54:24
  You know, we saw what's her name, Ursula Vanderlaying or
• 54:28
  whatever her name is. And I I'm just going to do we're
• 54:30
  not going to play the videos. I just want to show examples,
• 54:33
  but I love what Nico said here. It terrifies them that they can
• 54:36
  no longer control the narrative through gatekeepers.
• 54:38
  In the information age, everyone has the ability to build a
• 54:41
  platform. We are winning.
• 54:43
  And I would just add in the information age, everyone has
• 54:46
  the ability to make memes, propagate the memes guys.
• 54:50
  This is why they are so terrified is because they cannot
• 54:53
  control the narrative. When you destroy them with a
• 54:57
  meme, it's literally like a David and Goliath.
• 55:00
  You know the great Leviathan is Goliath and we just slingshot
• 55:03
  some memes and we just destroy their trillion dollar meme
• 55:06
  campaigns against. That.
• 55:08
  This is the best one. By the way, this is real.
• 55:10
  This is the Financial Times, ladies.
• 55:12
  AKA the Fiat times. So for the audio listeners, I'm
• 55:15
  on the Fiat time, the AKA the Financial Times.
• 55:18
  And this came out a little while ago.
• 55:19
  And this is opinion, opinion on Wall Street.
• 55:21
  And it goes, hey guys, let's all please stop calling dollars Fiat
• 55:25
  money. Currencies are not memes that
• 55:27
  only have value because governments say they do.
• 55:31
  Well, sorry for you guy here, Brendan Greeley.
• 55:35
  Look at what the literal definition of what Fiat means
• 55:39
  guys, and I'm on Merriam Webster right here.
• 55:41
  Fiat, it's a noun in authoritative or arbitrary
• 55:44
  order, a decree in authoritarian determination, a dictation, a
• 55:50
  commander act of whale that creates something without or as
• 55:53
  if without further effort. Literally that is what money is.
• 55:57
  That's what your pick green currency debt IOU is it's
• 56:01
  literally Fiat. It's money by decree.
• 56:03
  And that's one of the strongest memes we're seeing in the world
• 56:06
  right now is that people think that the government is the only
• 56:09
  one that should have the power to tell you what money is or
• 56:11
  another one. This one is great.
• 56:13
  You know, I'm over here on the New York Post funny stories
• 56:16
  little side bit. My sister sent me some Instagram
• 56:19
  real about New York Post and I responded of like I literally
• 56:23
  don't believe anything the New York Post believes.
• 56:25
  But this is pretty crazy and she just laughs.
• 56:27
  She doesn't understand anything I say in regards to all this
• 56:30
  stuff. But anyway, how's this headline?
• 56:32
  Bitcoin fans are psychopaths who don't care about anyone.
• 56:35
  Study shows, hey, experts say that you don't care about anyone
• 56:39
  in your psychopath. What are the other things they
• 56:41
  call us? Financial illiterates and
• 56:43
  whatever. I don't even remember all the
• 56:44
  stuff they called us. Anyways, it's not just in
• 56:47
  headlines. It's not just written words.
• 56:49
  We've seen that the central bankers themselves have started
• 56:52
  to make video memes, AKA shorts or tick tocks or whatever you
• 56:55
  want to call them. Here we got Christine Lagarde.
• 56:57
  She's putting her hat in the rink and making shorts.
• 56:59
  And look at Bitcoin Becca in the comments.
• 57:01
  I know, this one's so good. I thought that actually she's
• 57:04
  feeling it. This is what we're talking
• 57:05
  about, guys. Like she's posting this serious,
• 57:08
  this serious thing, Opti's ex-girlfriend.
• 57:10
  And then like Becca's like I'm here to enslave us, right?
• 57:13
  So good day to everyone. Oh, and then this one.
• 57:16
  You know more. Right, like you pay a carbon
• 57:18
  tax, attacks fuel and more green taxes, and are banned from using
• 57:22
  oil and gas to heating your homes, but I fly around the
• 57:26
  world in my private jet that you pay for like that is that is
• 57:30
  mimetic warfare. This is narrative trench warfare
• 57:33
  on the battleground of the Internet.
• 57:35
  This is 20 1st century warfare. This is information warfare.
• 57:41
  This is what it's about. And remember, you don't need a
• 57:45
  big account. Anytime a central banker, a
• 57:47
  politician, whatever, they go on and they take any type of anti
• 57:52
  Bitcoin stance. You go in there and you troll
• 57:55
  the shit out of them. Ridicule is one of your most
• 58:00
  potent weapons. I was going to say that these.
• 58:04
  You know, against these these demons, these monetary demons
• 58:07
  anyways. Yeah, and on that point, here's
• 58:11
  a Jay Powell making videos in shorts and just getting
• 58:15
  absolutely ratioed. And again, another great tweet
• 58:19
  by Nico is just this is narrative trench warfare, guys.
• 58:21
  Words are powerful. Remember, at first, there was
• 58:24
  the word first there was memes. It's memes all the way down.
• 58:28
  It's always memes. It will always be about memes.
• 58:30
  Propagate the memes, propagate the truth.
• 58:32
  And here is when we're going to start getting into the meme
• 58:36
  review. And just so wrapping this up,
• 58:37
  and I'll give Nico floor and then we'll go into the meme
• 58:39
  review. You are a frontline soldier in
• 58:41
  the narrative trench warfare guys.
• 58:43
  Our weapons, our metaphorical weapons are the medic power of
• 58:46
  truth. And tweets are bullets and memes
• 58:48
  are the heavy artillery guys. And one of the constant memes
• 58:52
  that I'm seeing in real time get destroyed is the meme of trust,
• 58:56
  trusting institutions in academia and the experts because
• 59:00
  they have your best interests in mind.
• 59:02
  And I think we're seeing in real time that that the power of that
• 59:06
  meme is starting to crumble. And people are starting to
• 59:09
  question whether the institutions even have
• 59:11
  legitimacy. Are they out here really with
• 59:14
  our best interests in mind? Or are they working for lobbying
• 59:17
  groups and is, you know, the financial institutions, the
• 59:21
  media wings, the entertainment wings, the bureaucrats.
• 59:25
  Maybe they're just, you know, hired hitman and mouthpieces for
• 59:29
  the powers that be. And maybe this is crumbling in
• 59:32
  real time and you know, a guy with 1000 followers on Twitter
• 59:36
  and a meme is literally destroying their trillion dollar
• 59:39
  propaganda. I don't know.
• 59:41
  From what I'm seeing, it looks like the power that they had to
• 59:45
  monopolize the narrative starting to crumble.
• 59:47
  And remember, I should have brought up Naive Buchelli's
• 59:49
  article. Don't drink the elites kool-aid.
• 59:52
  We even have president saying the same thing.
• 59:54
  So guys, on that note, go forth and meme.
• 59:56
  It is your duty to meme. Propagate the truth, propagate
• 1:00:00
  the memes. Ridicule the powers that be.
• 1:00:02
  Shame is a powerful tactic. Combat the fake news, lies with
• 1:00:06
  truth and memes. Spread the Bitcoin memes.
• 1:00:09
  Make sure people know why we do what we do.
• 1:00:12
  And this is how we win. As we say all the time, we're in
• 1:00:15
  the narrative trench warfare on the Internet to win the hearts
• 1:00:17
  and minds and the masses, you know?
• 1:00:20
  Some people you can just you can just, you know, drop a HFSP on
• 1:00:23
  people. You can just tell people have
• 1:00:25
  fun staying poor. You can try to educate them with
• 1:00:27
  memes. It's up to you what route you
• 1:00:30
  want to take, but memes have power.
• 1:00:32
  And on that note, Niko, you want to jump in here before I before
• 1:00:34
  I jump into the. Meme review.
• 1:00:35
  This is absolutely excellent. Let's let's transition straight
• 1:00:39
  into the new review. Let's bring them up.
• 1:00:41
  And I got some memes here. Let's start reviewing some memes
• 1:00:44
  and then we'll give them scores by.
• 1:00:46
  The way, guys. If you are new to the meme
• 1:00:48
  review, the way that it works is Opti will show five or six
• 1:00:52
  memes. We're going to go through them
• 1:00:53
  at the end. Opti and I are going to give
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  them a score. But guys, be part of this so you
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  guys can give a a score to the memes live on the show.
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  And if you put it in the chat, we will pull it up and we will
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  read it live on air. Yeah, the chat.
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  Yellow island, Yellow island. All right, All right.
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  Anyways, anyway, OK, this is the meme review.
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  We're doing a little, you know, adjusted meme review for you
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  guys today, give you the context of the memes because it's been a
• 1:01:23
  while since we've done the power of the memes here.
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  And we just go straight into the meme review and there's new
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  people showing up every day and the O GS are yelling at us
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  because we don't do the meme review every once in a while.
• 1:01:34
  But the memes will never leave. Anyways, you are frontline
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  soldiers in the Internet. You said this 1000.
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  Let's jump into it, Opty. Let's jump into it all.
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  Right memes with bullets. Whatever.
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  Drop your meme. You score in the chat as I cover
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  these. All right, first one is by our
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  boy American Huddle. And before I share the picture,
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  he goes. Allow me to present the most
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  important meme in Bitcoin. Study this meme, unravel its
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  secrets. Laugh at first not realizing the
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  cosmic horror that awaits you. Then tremble as you realize
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  those who have huddled hard have seen its prophecy come true.
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  Only the strong survive and this kind of goes into what we
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  covered in the news and here we go.
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  Here's a guy you know, then Bitcoin hits $1000 and then
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  later Bitcoin crashes at $10,000 and he's freaking out.
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  The noob's like no big it's over.
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  You know all the Bitcoin obituaries, Oh my God, it's so
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  over. And then still later Bitcoin
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  plummets to just $100,000. This is what we will be probably
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  in a year. Way guys, that's a toy gun.
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  That is not I didn't even say. That party guy, I didn't, I
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  didn't say that part. I did not even say that part.
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  It's a. Cartoon.
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  Furthering on the memes and the mimetic power of memes shouts
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  out the BTC Padre and he goes good night.
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  Remember, not your keys, not your cheese.
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  And we got the classic meme of the girl like that.
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  You know that that MF her is not real.
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  But we've updated this for the Bitcoin memes and she goes I'm
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  telling you right now, those bitcoins on Blackrock's balance
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  sheet are not effing real. Those are.
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  Fake. Bitcoin they are captured
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  Bitcoin. Do not buy a Bitcoin ETF, buy
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  the real. Alright, this next one is by the
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  BTC breakdown and this one hilarious.
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  I I love this. I actually when I did this I
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  thought this was the guy from the office.
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  I'm blanking on his name right now.
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  Anyways, anyways, he goes, yeah, Steve Carell thought that's
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  Steve Carell, but it's not. He looks a little more Mexican
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  here. But anyways, he goes, I lost it
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  all in a boating accident. And then he fakes cries and he's
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  fake crying, and then he looks over.
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  It's like, wait, are you believing that I lost my Bitcoin
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  in a boating accident? Oh, man, it's gonna.
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  Yeah, I'm only gonna stay. You already know where I'm
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  headed. All right, this next one by Our
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  boy by Kingo, AKA at By Kingo Bitcoin Nine.
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  He goes, hashtag BTC. And actually, let's go back to
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  this one. He's the same meme in different
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  form. And here we got by Kingo.
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  You know, he loves cats. He's a he's an Internet cat and
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  shouts out to the cats in the chat.
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  And you see this cat freaking out, you know, going, why is
• 1:04:00
  Bitcoin going down? And you can see it's literally
• 1:04:03
  going parabolic. And then it's just got like a
• 1:04:05
  little downturn and everyone freaks out.
• 1:04:07
  It's like it's, it's over, guys. It's so over.
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  I knew Bitcoin was a scam. I knew it was gonna explode.
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  It's going to 1K or whatever the meme was of it's going to 10K.
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  It's going on forever. All right, this next one is by
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  BTC Facta banks on Twitter. And I like this one.
• 1:04:25
  This one's hilarious just considering all the stuff we're
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  seeing in the political arena right now.
• 1:04:31
  And this is the classic Simpsons one.
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  So we got the class looking back at Bart and it goes stay the
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  line Trump or stay the line Bart.
• 1:04:39
  And then they put the Trump hair on Bart and he goes Bitcoin and
• 1:04:42
  everything like let's go. Oh, that's exactly how it feels,
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  actually. You know, Yeah, this one should
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  maybe be updated and maybe maybe I forgot what his name is.
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  Maybe it should. This should be Trump, and then
• 1:04:54
  this one should be Biden. And it's like, say the line.
• 1:04:56
  Say the line. Biden is like Bitcoin.
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  OK, Anyways, Anyways, too political.
• 1:05:00
  Too political. All right, we're doubling down.
• 1:05:02
  We're doubling down. Shouts out the skinny XBTC on
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  Twitter. And we got Trump, you know, on
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  his limo phone and he's contemplating life and he's
• 1:05:13
  making deals, the art of the deal.
• 1:05:15
  And he goes, yes, trial was good, now go all in on Bitcoin.
• 1:05:19
  I don't care about the price, just buy it.
• 1:05:22
  This might have actually happened, who knows?
• 1:05:24
  We don't know. All right, this next one, it's a
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  little it's a little more words than just pictures, but again
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  it's. Ball games.
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  It's a meme bro. It's still a meme.
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  I know it's. All meme, all memes all the way
• 1:05:35
  down and Shahzad to Balaji. He's been doing some great stuff
• 1:05:38
  on Twitter. I highly recommend you follow
• 1:05:40
  him. I think he's dropping a lot of
• 1:05:42
  good signal on Twitter about where we are right now, what
• 1:05:46
  he's seeing. You guys can say what you want
• 1:05:48
  about Balaji, but his Twitter game has been on point recently.
• 1:05:51
  Anyways, Balaji goes, Ron Paul thinks the next crisis could get
• 1:05:55
  gnarly, and this was posted May 25th, 2024, but he's quoting Ron
• 1:06:00
  Paul on May 13th, 2024. And it goes, the next economic
• 1:06:04
  crisis will likely result in a rejection of the dollar's world
• 1:06:07
  reserve currency status. Congress will be forced to make
• 1:06:10
  drastic cuts in spending while the Fed will be enabled to
• 1:06:14
  monetize the debt. This will result in massive
• 1:06:17
  public unrest, potentially resulting in violent skies.
• 1:06:21
  And This is why we tell you here, constantly protect
• 1:06:24
  yourself. Make sure you are stacking sets.
• 1:06:27
  Make sure you are building communities around yourself.
• 1:06:31
  You know make sure you are getting some Pew pews so if shit
• 1:06:34
  does hit the fan you are in a good position to protect
• 1:06:37
  yourself. Make sure you are buying some
• 1:06:40
  good food. Get your refrigerator freezer
• 1:06:42
  stocked with some meats. I just recently bought some KNC
• 1:06:46
  cattle beef. I'm absolutely thriving over
• 1:06:49
  here. Anyways, drop your main review
• 1:06:51
  in the chat as we cover ours live and I I I'm going to start
• 1:06:55
  first Nika all right shouts out to Rustin because I still
• 1:07:01
  haven't sent this back to him. So this is my meme review for
• 1:07:03
  the day it's Rustin shirt, the Satoshi Nirvana shirt that he
• 1:07:08
  left in Montreal. I'll I'll get it to you soon
• 1:07:11
  bro. I just I I completely forgot I
• 1:07:13
  need to ship some stuff. Out.
• 1:07:14
  I'm going to give it a come on, focus.
• 1:07:17
  You could do this. Put your hand.
• 1:07:19
  Put your hand in front. Put your hand behind it like.
• 1:07:23
  All right, Yeah, United, United. Like, like, like that frame.
• 1:07:28
  There you go. Yeah, there you go.
• 1:07:29
  United, we are fed up with the system, and it's supposed to be
• 1:07:32
  like the Federal Reserve. But anyways, good sticker.
• 1:07:35
  Good sticker. Yeah, see.
• 1:07:36
  Look, Elaine gets it. Poems or memes that put pictures
• 1:07:39
  in your head? Exactly.
• 1:07:40
  Like they make the best stickers.
• 1:07:42
  All right, let's get to some of the meme scores.
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  Optic Q, the epic music board for war.
• 1:07:50
  All right, 1st meme by Torah Paddle.
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  All the memes from the future now.
• 1:07:56
  Instant munification. Very, very nice.
• 1:08:00
  All right, next one by Elaine. Gold is cold, 5000 years old.
• 1:08:04
  The fakes in Fort Knox are riddled with mold.
• 1:08:06
  Bitcoin can't rot. It can't disappear.
• 1:08:09
  Say goodbye to Gold. Your end is near.
• 1:08:11
  Woof. All right, Rich.
• 1:08:13
  BC 99, the percentage of Berkshire, Yeah, that was in
• 1:08:18
  2015 again. Did you see that it?
• 1:08:20
  Popped up instantly. If you would have bought I think
• 1:08:22
  like $500 in it you it would have been crazy.
• 1:08:25
  Dude nuts. OK meme score Mclovin stack this
• 1:08:28
  this cheap sub 500K Bitcoin while you can.
• 1:08:31
  Let's fucking go. This snot gives the meme score
• 1:08:36
  motion to rename the show Memes and Mestizos SPI give the memes
• 1:08:43
  and quote it's optis all the way down and quote.
• 1:08:46
  Thank you for letting us finally blow out Meme Lord Nico.
• 1:08:50
  I don't I don't get it, but I'll take it.
• 1:08:53
  Next score is by Phil Phillip Rizzo, Free Opti and Bring Back
• 1:08:58
  the Daily. Meme do it, turn it back more
• 1:09:00
  into the show. The meme review takes up too
• 1:09:02
  much time. Oh man.
• 1:09:03
  One more value in the show. All right.
• 1:09:05
  Do we have any on Rumble? I'm not seeing any.
• 1:09:08
  We don't see any rumble and of course it's the buzzer.
• 1:09:13
  It's not because we run out of scores or anything.
• 1:09:15
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• 1:09:21
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• 1:09:23
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• 1:09:27
  squeeze it in every so episodes and that just makes it that much
• 1:09:30
  more special. Wait wait wait wait, we might
• 1:09:32
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• 1:09:36
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