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Government Shuts DOWN | Bitcoin Blasts OFF!! | Simply Originals · Simply Bitcoin

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  Welcome to October, my friends. Whoa, easy.
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  Is that an Omega candle in your pocket, or are you just happy to
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  see me? So the government shutdown
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  happens and Bitcoin immediately begins going parabolic.
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  Fox News alert Can you hear it? Nothing's happening because the
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  government has officially shut down for the first time in
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  nearly seven years after the Senate failed to reach an
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  agreement over spending before last night's deadline.
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  Coincidence. I don't know, maybe we should
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  shut it down forever. But we have a massive Newsday,
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  we're breaking it down and we'll see where Michael Saylor and
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  Jack Mahler's think Bitcoin is going from here and why Bitcoin
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  is the answer to a broken monetary system.
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  So the hell in We ride at dawn. Every Republican who's gone on
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  TV the last 12 hours or so has called this the Schumer
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  shutdown. What do you say about that name?
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  Senator Schumer, can you hear? Me, I can't hear.
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  Senator Schumer, can you hear me?
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  I don't think Senator Schumer can hear me right now.
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  Maybe the government shutdown included audio on Capitol Hill.
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  Let's do this. the US government has officially shut down for the
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  first time since 2018. Congress blew past the deadline,
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  and as of midnight, hundreds of thousands of federal workers are
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  furloughed. The daily cost, about 400
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  million, gone. And the question now isn't what
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  happens to government services, but what this means for markets,
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  the dollar and of course, Bitcoin.
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  Let's break it down. Here's the hard numbers.
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  Roughly 750,000 workers per day furloughed, costing nearly 400
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  million daily or saving 400 million daily.
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  Last shutdown, December 2018. Under Trump, it dragged on 35
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  days, the longest in history. The average shutdown lasts only
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  about 8 days. The longer it drags, the deeper
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  the pain. Right now, services deemed
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  essential continue, but many federal functions are suspended
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  until Congress passes a funding bill.
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  So what does this mean for markets in the short term?
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  Volatility. The S&P only finishes higher at
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  the end of a shutdown about 55% of the time.
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  In the long run, it's all surprisingly bullish. 86% of
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  shutdowns end with the S&P higher 12 months later.
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  So we can see that markets usually shake it off, but the
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  longer it drags on, the more short term pain hits.
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  But here's where it gets serious.
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  Gold has been front running this case.
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  It just posted a 10% monthly gain and is up 45% on the year.
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  That's 39 new all time highs in 2025.
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  Probably nothing. Meanwhile, the US dollar is
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  tanking on track for its worst year since 1973, already down
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  10%. Fed models say that kind of drop
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  alone adds about 30 basis points to inflation.
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  So Paris shut down with rate cuts and rising inflation and
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  what do you get? Stag.
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  So what happens after all this? The shutdown eventually ends
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  with, wait for it, more deficit spending.
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  Washington always kicks the can, digs the hole deeper.
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  That's why Bitcoin matters. Bitcoin does not shut down at
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  midnight. Bitcoin doesn't need Congress to
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  pass a budget, and Bitcoin doesn't furlough workers.
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  It just keeps running tick tock next block.
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  Oh, and yeah, apparently Trump is really leaning into the shut
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  down, seizing the moment to wear his new costume.
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  He is allegedly demanding that press and staff refer to him as
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  Donald the Orange. Actually, that didn't happen,
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  but you could imagine if it did right now.
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  Let's continue. This, however, did happen.
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  Look at it. The hat, the Diet Coke,
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  unbothered in its own lane. Condensation, dripping, iced
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  carbonated, 0 calories, caffeinated, naturally flavored
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  flourishing. There's also something about a
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  sombrero going around. You probably should not look
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  into that. But people are losing their
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  minds because apparently an evil dictator is about to do away
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  with income taxes and let you make as much money as you want.
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  What a tyrant. Is that if you go back before
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  the 20th century, there were no income taxes, there were no
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  regulations on business. You could earn as much money as
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  you want, leave 100% of it to your children with no taxes.
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  That's the world they want back. And to get it back, they need
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  society to change. They need people to be less
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  modern. They need people to want fewer
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  things. Well, sorry to burst your bubble
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  Madam, but what you just stated is actually the American dream.
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  You don't have to try to sell it to us.
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  We're kind of into that now. I do hope she's right that we're
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  returning to pre 1913 policies. And I don't know if she knows
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  what happened in 1913, but it's kind of a big deal.
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  And Speaking of quote UN quote fascism, like if you would have
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  mentioned the government in bed with big tech and corporate
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  welfare and big business working in hand in hand with the
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  government, then she would have nailed it.
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  But Nope, allowing people to hold the fruits of their labor
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  is tyranny. The more you know am I right?
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  Now after all this, you can see why Jack Muller's had this new
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  clip on the flippity. The real flippity.
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  From shiny rocks to digital blocks, a competition for the
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  best money has begun. The real flippening What do I
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  mean by the real flippening? Well, in Bitcoin, there's a term
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  coined by Coinbase called the flippining.
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  I kid you not, I swear to you. The flippining refers to a
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  potential future event where Etherium's market cap surpasses
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  that of Bitcoin. While Etherium has surpassed
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  Bitcoin in some metrics. God these guys are such fucking
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  scammers. The flippining, in terms of
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  market capitalization has not yet occurred.
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  So this is Etherium. That's that 2017 blip on the far
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  left and this is it since. An utter and complete scam.
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  An utter and complete shit coin. OI say the real flipping,
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  because to me the real flipping is a neutral reserve asset
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  flipping U.S. Treasuries as a central bank
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  reserve, not any of these shit coins flipping Bitcoin.
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  That will never happen. No guys.
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  What we've talked about on the show over and over and over
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  again, we are moving back to a neutral reserve era.
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  We are moving towards an era where monetary instruments are
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  going to compete for who can sustain.
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  Persist your time, your energy, your effort, your labor the
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  best. I think we're entering an era
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  where there's going to be a competition of monies.
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  Because of the printing of Fiat money, there will be a
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  competition of monies and Bitcoin is part of that
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  competition. Ray Dalio gets it.
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  The world will have an open competition for the best place
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  to store your time, your energy, your effort, your labor.
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  You have a choice. You and your loved ones and the
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  people you care about. You own Bitcoin.
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  You're going to get more housing, more food, more
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  education. You have more kids.
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  You'll live longer. It's a choice that you have to
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  make yourself as a sovereign individual.
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  Unfortunately, the government is not going to make it for you.
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  In fact, they're going to do the opposite.
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  Flipping to a neutral reserve asset is upon us, and Sailor
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  just dropped a new interview with Bitcoin Magazine.
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  We have some bullish and maybe a little controversial to some
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  clip as well. But just as Jack Mahler's was
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  saying, the world is moving and flooding into sound money, and
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  Sailor laid out how civilization is moving from gold to Bitcoin
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  as the primary monetary network of the planet.
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  Somehow, 600 BC, everybody agreed that gold was valuable
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  and gold was money, even though they could not agree on their
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  gods, their cultures, they couldn't agree on anything else.
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  But what's fascinating is is the book takes it for granted that
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  gold is money. Gold has been has been valued by
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  thousands and thousands of different cultures all killing
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  each other, speaking different languages, worshipping different
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  gods, but they're all fighting over gold.
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  And so gold emerge as the as the primary monetary metal, not
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  silver, not bronze, gold for the for 300 years.
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  If you look at the 17th century, the 18th century, the 19th
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  century, even in the most the 20th century, the world revolved
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  around gold backed credit. OK, we issued bonds backed by
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  gold. The British bonds that, you
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  know, sovereign debt in Britain in 1770, it's a gold backed
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  bond. You know, in the Rothschilds
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  times they had gold backed bonds, right?
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  The French bonds were gold backed.
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  The German bonds, the Austrian bonds, the Spanish bonds, gold
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  backed the you know, all of the credit instruments were to a
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  certain degree backed by gold and they would go off the gold
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  standard and back on the gold standard.
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  But this idea of gold backed credit goes from the 1700s to
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  the 1800s to the 1900s all the way through 1971.
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  And so we have hundreds and hundreds of years of gold backed
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  credit instruments. Then we have to wait and and
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  Satoshi invents Bitcoin and we fight over what is it?
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  And you know, no one can decide. And now in the year 2025, we
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  have consensus that Bitcoin is digital gold.
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  So on the CNBC, talking heads agree on it.
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  Everyone in the crypto economy agrees Bitcoin is the monetary
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  foundation. It's digital gold.
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  You know, what are the other cryptos?
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  Maybe they're digital silver, maybe they're digital copper,
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  maybe they're digital Palladium or digital platinum or digital
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  silicon, you know, but the history of Western civilization
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  isn't based on copper bonds, right?
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  And, and there's experiment with silver, but silver bonds didn't
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  really fly. It was it primarily we we
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  settled upon one metallic monetary network and now we're
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  settling on one crypto monetary network.
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  There is no second best and before we go into sailors hot
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  take Telegram CEO just called for $1,000,000 Bitcoin and said
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  quote governments keep printing money but nobody is printing
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  Bitcoin. Check it.
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  Out in general. So you've, you've been an early
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  supporter of crypto currencies, Bitcoin.
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  You've bought into Bitcoin early on you kept buying.
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  Maybe you could speak to the reasoning why you kept buying
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  Bitcoin. Do you think Bitcoin will go to
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  $1,000,000? Do you think it'll keep
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  increasing and Bitcoin and all the other crypto currencies?
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  How is the big believer in bitcoins since more or less the
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  start of it? I got to buy my first few
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  thousand of Bitcoin in 2013 and I didn't care much.
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  I think I bought it the local maximum.
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  It's something like $700.00 per Bitcoin and I just threw a
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  couple of millions there. And a lot of people after
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  Bitcoin later next year went down somewhere close to 302
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  hundred, started to express they're sympathy to me.
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  They say, oh, you're a poor fellow, you made this horrible
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  mistake investing in this new thing.
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  But don't feel bad about it. We still have some respect for
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  you. And my response to them where I
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  don't care, I'm not going to sell it.
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  I believe in this thing. I think this is the way money
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  should work. Nobody can confiscate your
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  Bitcoin from you. Nobody can censor you for
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  political reasons. This is the ultimate means of
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  exchange. And again, I'm now talking about
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  Bitcoin, but it relates to cryptocurrencies in general.
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  So I have been able to fund my lifestyle so to say from my
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  Bitcoin investment. Some people think if I'm able to
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  rent nice locations or fly private, it's because I somehow
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  extract extract money from Telegram.
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  Like I said, Telegram is money losing operation.
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  For me personally, Bitcoin is something that allowed me to
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  stay afloat and I believe it will come to a point when
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  Bitcoin is worth $1 million. Just look at the the trends.
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  The governments keep printing money like no tomorrow.
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  Nobody's printing Bitcoin. There is a predictable inflation
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  and then it stops. It's a certain point.
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  Bitcoin is here to stay. All the Fiat currencies remains
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  to be seen. Now, is Sailor planning to
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  acquire 5% of the Bitcoin network?
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  If so, what does that mean for its price?
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  And what is actually riskier than owning Bitcoin?
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  We're about to bring it home, but before we do, look at our
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  first loan. For our company, if we were to
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  ever get to 5% of the network, the networks going to be at
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  least $1,000,000 a coin. If we were to go beyond it, it's
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  going to 10 million a coin. So when we get to 7% of the
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  network, if we do and Bitcoin is $10 million a coin and a
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  BlackRock keeps up with us, that means 85% of the network, right?
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  And you're going to be talking about $200 trillion.
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  So you're going to have $170 trillion that will flow to the
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  individuals. So they're not exactly getting
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  crowded out, right? If anything, what you've got is
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  the corporations are all engines turning the flywheel of the
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  Bitcoin economy. Every single company, every
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  Bitcoin treasury company that capitalizes on Bitcoin is like
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  attaching a motor to the network.
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  And every time that company buys $50 million worth of Bitcoin,
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  they spend that drive shaft one turn.
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  That's one day's natural supply, right?
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  And, and so the more companies that come on, whether it's Black
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  Rock or whether it's Strategy or whether it's Metaplanet or
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  whether it's 21 or whether it's BSTR, you know, or whether it's
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  similar, you know, whoever it might be, each one of them is
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  firing UA motor. All of the motors are are
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  powering U the network. If you're an individual and you
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  believe in Bitcoin, you buy the Bitcoin, you cold storage the
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  Bitcoin, and you let all the companies power up the network.
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  Needless to say, Sailor has no plans of slowing down, and he's
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  incredibly bullish. Now here is one that some may
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  find controversial. I see this thing a couple ways,
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  but I want you to watch it. Then we'll talk about it.
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  Here we go. If you're an individual and you
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  believe in Bitcoin, you buy the Bitcoin, you cold storage the
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  Bitcoin and you let all the companies power up the network.
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  If the companies didn't show up and and the network was all
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  individuals, Bitcoin would be trading $5000 coin.
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  And and here's the problem, it wouldn't just traded $5000 a
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  coin, but the corporations, if they were to choose a different
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  network to power up, you know, if the, if all the companies
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  went to Bitcoin Cash or Litecoin or Ethereum or something else,
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  Bitcoin would Max out of 5000 a coin and it would dwindle down
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  to nothing because because the companies would latch on to the
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  next network. And then they would go to every
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  government in China and Russia and Europe and South America and
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  Africa and the US and all the laws would be modified to
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  benefit the other network and eventually squeeze the Bitcoin
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  network out. So this is some, this is a
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  protocol and you could even say there's a protocol war and it's
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  a war to determine the future of money and the future of the war
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  for the future of money is going to be fought and won with money.
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  So in this particular case, it's the people that have the money
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  are the institutional investors, and the people that can can
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  organize the money are the corporations.
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  And if you want to win the monetary war, you need the
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  institutions that control all the capital.
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  And you need the corporations to get involved because you need
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  the support of the government. The government can, with a
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  stroke of a pen, right, block 99% of all the capital from
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  flowing into a network or they can enable it.
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  And so I think what do you? Think let us know below would
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  Bitcoin be at 5K without Bitcoin treasuries and BlackRock?
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  Now I'll let you know what I think.
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  I get it and he isn't necessarily wrong, it's just
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  kind of a straw man. I mean the real question here is
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  where would MicroStrategy or BlackRock be without Bitcoin?
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  Bitcoin is money, it is the best money.
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  And the fact is, without Bitcoin, MicroStrategy would be
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  nothing and BlackRock would have missed out on the greatest
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  performing ETF in history. Micro strategy and BlackRock
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  need Bitcoin, not the other way around.
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  And you know why they, you, and everyone needs Bitcoin is
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  because the money is broken. That's why the real risk isn't
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  owning Bitcoin. It's not owning Bitcoin.
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  Because I'll tell you what, we're going to take our reserve
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  currency and we're going to smash by.
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  We're going to take our technology, we're going to
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  build, we're going to take our entrepreneurs, we're going to
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  support them. We're going to take our miners
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  and we're going to hash. That's what we're going to do in
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  the United States of America, and we're going to show you.
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  That democracy and freedom is the best way towards human
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  flourishing and to support human civilization.
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  Let's go. Open competition, fair
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  competition, let's go. And if you think your approach
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  to human civilization and your approach to government is
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  better, then let's go out and see.
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  But we got the best entrepreneurs, the best miners,
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  the best stackers, the best hodlers, the best mines.
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  And no offense, I know I got a lot of people out there that are
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  listening to this that aren't American.
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  But what can I say? Born and raised, land of the
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  free, home of the brave. That's how I feel.
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  I'm not afraid of competition. We embrace it.
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  So the the way to de risk this and the way to promote progress
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  and growth is to go out and act on your principles.
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  Don't be afraid. Listen, everyone's afraid of
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  risk, but there's risk everywhere.
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  You know what's riskier than buying Bitcoin?
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  Not buying Bitcoin. What's riskier than buying
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  Bitcoin is not buying Bitcoin, right?
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  Getting in an Uber is risky. Getting on an airplane is risky.
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  Going to the grocery store has some risk involved in it.
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  You want to know how risky life is?
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  None of us are making it out alive, right?
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  I've never landed. The free home of the Brave isn't
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  about being afraid of risk. It's about principles.
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  It's about fighting for what we believe in.
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  So let's bring this all home. the US government shuts down.
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  Hundreds of thousands furloughed, markets wobbling,
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  the dollar tanking, gold ripping.
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  And what does Bitcoin do? It rips higher.
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  Coincidence maybe? Or maybe the signals been
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  screaming at us the whole time. Governments fail.
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  Bitcoin prevails. Jack Ballers is out here calling
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  the flipping nut 8th over Bitcoin.
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  That's completely regarded but rocks to blocks gold to Bitcoin.
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  Michael Saylor is saying it flat out.
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  Civilization is migrating to the best money we've ever had.
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  And the CEO of Telegram, he just called for $1,000,000 Bitcoin.
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  And here's the truth. MicroStrategy doesn't make
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  Bitcoin. BlackRock doesn't make Bitcoin.
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  Bitcoin makes them without Bitcoin, they're kind of
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  irrelevant without Bitcoin, the roadkill on fiat's Hwy. to hell.
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  But with Bitcoin, they ride the greatest asset of our time.
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  So if you're asking what's risky, it's not owning Bitcoin.
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  It's not owning Bitcoin because when the government literally
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  Hope you guys enjoyed this one. That's the show.
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