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Europe on the Verge of Banning Bitcoin Self Ownership | EP 459 · Simply Bitcoin

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I don't believe sufficient ever have a good money against before
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The block height is seven hundred twenty nine thousand.
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Three hundred nine the Bitcoin price 46,000 595 chain rewrite
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days 741. Total public lightning capacity
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3560 7.90 We Are Climbing Nico, Moscow time, 2146 blocks to the
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having a hundred ten thousand six hundred.
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Under 91 and the unspent samurai Whirlpool capacity.
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Samurai Whirlpool is a coin join or collaborative, spend service.
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It is not a mixer and the total unspent capacity.
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There is 4416. Dot, sixty Nico, the numbers.
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The numbers very very nice ready ready?
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Yeah, I just want to say some I noticed Clark, Moody added, the
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corporate treasury on there and it kind of blew my mind.
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How many Bitcoins In corporate treasury.
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One example it up I'm sure there's a percentage fill as
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well. Dude, there is always like one
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more. Okay, hold on a second.
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I don't know if this is new but I just noticed this the other
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day and he rattled incorporate treasure.
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My mind. This is it right here in your
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Bitcoin. So it does have a percentage.
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Think we should add this to the numbers?
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Nico? I don't know.
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I don't even know if it's interesting.
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I just like, I don't know if it means anything.
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I just noticed that. Now you would need.
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That's a lot of big. If you were to add that to the
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numbers, you would have to add the percentage of Of how many
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Bitcoin that is, which is around 8%.
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And then you'd have to have because if without just saying a
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million. Yeah, that's true.
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So I mean it's a large number but it's not that big either.
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Exactly. So large number but it's not
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that big now would be interests. It's funny because governments
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are going to be the last to the boat.
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And it's also funny because it's like, yeah, people are going to
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want to, you know, the government's are going to want
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to buy it. But it doesn't mean the big
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winners are going to be willing to sell it either, right?
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Because I know that some of course there's going to be
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people like, oh my God. Get the price I'm going to sell
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but you know the actual bitcoiners like this is the best
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money in the world. Why the fuck am I gonna give it
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back? The why am I gonna give it to
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the state, you know? So it's gonna be interesting to
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to play out speaking of the state.
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So there was a nuclear bomb of an interview over the wings of
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it was with Janet Yellen and she went on CNBC and she had some
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interesting takes. Now there's a striking
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difference. Between her comments earlier on
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the year where she's saying that quote to use her words, crypto
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is only used for criminal activity, only used to
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circumvent kyc and whatever and this was a complete change in
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tune, which you could surmise. This is the acceptance of the
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industry, by the American government, they know this is
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not going away. Clearly the industry has
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tremendous influence in Washington that influence keeps
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on increasing. So I don't know dude this was
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fascinating. Maybe you guys will find it
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fascinating, I don't know. Anyways let's check out the
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interview do is obviously grown by Leaps and Bounds and it's now
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playing a significant role, not really so much in transactions
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but in investment decisions, of lots of Americans and the
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president just issued a couple of weeks ago an executive order.
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Tasking Us in other agencies with thinking about the
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regulation of crypto me, your less skeptical about it.
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And in preview, I mean we've been talking about together for
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a long time now and I think you've had it skepticism about
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crypto technology. I have a little bit of
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skepticism because I'm there working, I think, valid concerns
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around it. Some have to do with financial
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stability, consumer investor protection, use for Alyssa
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Actions. In other things.
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On the other hand, there are benefits from crypto and we
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recognize that innovation in the payment system can be a healthy
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thing. We would like to come out
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eventually with recommendations that will create a regulatory
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environment in which healthy Innovation and if so is again a
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very interesting change of tune, it's fascinating because she
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Innovation in payments. Right?
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That's all. She said his a Innovation and
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money, right? She's an insane Innovation and
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saving she said Innovation and payments, right?
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And another thing is that she essentially she's giving you
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this vibe that. It's like, yes, it's good.
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Only with all these all being regulation, but it's what I've
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been telling you guys so much, only, if you take self custody
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really, you could regulate the on and off ramps, all you want?
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But you can't regulate Bitcoin. Bitcoin is unregulated oil,
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right? Only if you take self custody
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and if it stays within the Bitcoin ecosystem.
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So again, it's going to be interesting to see this plow,
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this plays out, but this is definitely a change in tune by
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Janet Yellen, which is the US Treasury secretary, right?
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Which was she is responsible for the provision.
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That was snuck into the infrastructure bill, you know?
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So very interesting to see how this plays out, but anyways,
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Phil what are your It's on this, my friend.
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Yeah, I thought it was interesting that she said,
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innovation in payments. So again, they're they're
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ignoring the the virtues of Bitcoin 100%.
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We don't expect anything different from Janet Yellen.
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The other piece to this is that I think she only sees this in
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relation to her incentives, right?
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And her incentives is to keep the current system in place and
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And perceived as healthy and moving along.
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So the truth is is that they just see, you know, like I feel
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that she sees it, you know the treasury sees it the FED sees it
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as just a way to introduce see bdcs.
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They just want to take the pieces, you know, from the
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blockchain that they can. And think that like, oh yeah,
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we're going to build this thing, but we all know, it's just going
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to be an intranet of garbage. An intranet of control, an
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intranet of exclusion, and it's just Look, the the new system
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like the old system. Yeah, no.
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Absolutely. They're not today's like, I'm
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sorry. But these people aren't, you
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know, they're not going to use the Innovation the way that it
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should be used. No, of course, they don't see.
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Systemic they don't see the separation of money and state.
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They're like oh, this is that's what people want.
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People want better payments, this, they don't get it, they
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don't get what is happening here and it's, you know, but and you
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know how glass-half-full kind of way.
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Way. It's a very, very different
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change in tune just like the interviewer pointed out.
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But anyways, Optimus Fields my living truth.
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I agree with you guys I'm you know like is this capitulation
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on their end? I don't know if it's full-blown
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capitulation by Janet Yellen on, you know, Bitcoin.
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Like is better how we would love for her to go like you know Go
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full go for the culture Janet but I do find it.
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Funny, how you guys pointed out? That it Tell them shaping The
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Narrative as just payments. So like that's, you know, that's
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the signal. They're obviously Nico.
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And Phil giving you guys a signal.
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But I do find it interesting that she makes these statements
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a few days after what we saw happen in Russia and them saying
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that they're open to bitcoin payment.
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So I don't know if there's a connection there but we can see
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how they're kind of playing both sides of the aisle and being
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like, Oh Bitcoins good for this. But it's bad for that.
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So I kind of I find it. Like, it's them giving
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themselves enough leeway down the road where they can either
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be like, look, we were okay with Bitcoin or like you're saying,
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look, we like Bitcoin, but here's our shit coin.
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So there's definitely a lot of play books that they're, they're
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laying down right now and shaping The Narrative for.
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Absolutely. How this is playing out is
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fascinating because you have a centuries-old system way of
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governing a way of controlling people clashing with a new
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technology, which essentially gives The ability for human
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beings to transact with each other without the necessity for
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a third party, which completely undermines the state, right?
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And they're still in this bargaining phase, which was
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like, oh they just want better Payment Systems.
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They don't understand that they're completely being
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disintermediated completely or perhaps they do understand but
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they're refusing to see that anyways, right?
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But again this is only useful. This is only useful for you, if
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you take Self custody of your Bitcoin.
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If you have your Bitcoin on an exchange, you could print.
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It really does belong to the state.
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Whether it's, it could be an indirect ownership but it really
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does, right Bitcoin, only really belongs to you if you have self
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custody of it. But anyways, Phil there was no
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That sounds nice little, you know, weekend edition.
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We with a lot of, a lot of controversy on Twitter.
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But anyways, we're not going to dive into the Twitter
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controversies instead. We are going to take a look at a
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couple of just three ridiculous things.
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Let's dive into it. We were tagged by toxic Captain
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this one. That's right, that's two times.
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Now that I've mentioned you correctly for something that
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you've given us from getting Better at this dry time.
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Getting better at this. Okay, here we go.
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So what was the Tweet? If I own it?
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How can anyone delist it? It's a good question, but you
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see you don't and yeah, this is just, you know, some shit coin
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nft that was delisted by the Open Sea team but supposedly
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read it. Read it.
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Read it. Read the thing because it's so
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ominous, right? It's a common question that eat
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has been delisted under our terms of service your money.
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Has been frozen under our terms of service.
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It's the same goddamn concept, the bro.
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But what you know what the thing is though is that if I
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understand this correctly they still retain ownership of their
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shit coin while it's on the Open Sea Market.
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So this is really ridiculous garbage that that means that it
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it's really not decentralized in any way and it's just again it's
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it's just an intranet. Just more shit, coin shit,
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coining. So anyways alright that was a
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fun one. We're not surprised by Open Sea.
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Let's move on. Let's move on to little
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historical, little historical reference for everyone.
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Take a look at this. This is a world economic Forum
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tweet from 2017. We're now in 2022, okay?
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In 2020 Bitcoin will consume more power than the world does
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today. They were dead freaking wrong
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about that. This, they were absurdly wrong
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about that. I want you to think about this.
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Not only were they like a little wrong, they were absurdly wrong.
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And then if you think about this, okay, three years later,
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we went through, whatever the hell just happened in the last
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two years and then they tried. And then the world economic
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Forum, tried, to introduce the great reset with a financial
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system. That was created for a business
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by mechanical engineering major. Okay, I want you to think of how
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ridiculous and stupid these clowns are and this is our
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lives, okay? They were dead wrong about this.
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They're dead wrong about this today.
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They were dead wrong about this, then.
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Yep. Anyways, it's just been any
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bottle. Yeah.
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It's been a total fucking clusterfuck.
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It was you know it with the great reset failed.
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I'm sure they're going to still trod implement it limitedly and
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you know the few countries but now that you know Russia
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invaded, Crane you have, you don't you no longer have the
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unipolar world, right? You no longer have the u.s. at
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the head of everything when they when they talk about oh, the
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International Community. What they really mean is Europe
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and Australia. That's it.
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That's who's on board. If you look at who, what
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countries have signed up to those sanctions, and what hasn't
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been Brazil? Hasn't been Latin America.
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It hasn't been Asian countries, right?
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It's been Japan Europe and the United States.
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That's it, right? So you're seeing Essentially,
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the end of this decades-old system, and at the head of this,
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the party of Davos, is the world economic forum and essentially
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that's where all the, you know, the global Business Leaders in
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the global political leaders meet.
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And, you know, they've told their mustaches and they're
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like, this is how we make the world a better place, but I
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think that is Peak Fiat. I think that speaks
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centralization that is the result of Fiat currencies,
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right? And the money Printing, and all
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that stuff and I think that we've passed the law.
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The hump I think now it's on the way down, right?
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But that could be could be very slow but I think that's what's
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happening here and you see other countries which are going to get
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to a little bit on the news you're seeing other countries
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look for other Solutions than the US dollar which is what
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gives the US government so much power.
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It's what gives these people so much power when they opt out,
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right? And they decide to use a remedy
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or the, you know, or a different type of currency to settle or
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perhaps Bitcoin, right? It Away power directly from the
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Psychopaths, and that's what they are.
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They really are, you know, they think that because they've
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accumulated a lot of wealth or they have these crazy, you know,
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credentials. They think they know what's best
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for Millions upon millions of people making their own
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decisions, right? It's absolute lunatic ludicrous.
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Anyways, Bitcoin protects me from these crazy people but only
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if you take self custody anyways, Optimist, what are your
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thoughts on this? I'm gonna, I'm gonna take a run
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against a grain. Look on this one cuz I agree
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with The Narrative of the we if that Bitcoin should take more
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energy on planet Earth. So I think that it's kind of
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bearish that we didn't, you know, hit that narrative right
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there by the week. We should have taken over the
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world's energy to secure the hardest money on planet Earth.
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I don't see why were using energy for anything else.
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All other energy use is a waste Guys, plugging some more miners,
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we need more Bitcoin power. We need to, we need to secure
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the hardest money ever, guys. Let's see how that's quite
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toxic. That's great.
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I'll talk to ya, but Boss, Father, as a joke of course,
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but, and it's funny because these are the same the world
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economic Forum supports etherium, right?
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Exactly. But they attack Bitcoin.
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If that doesn't make you bullish on bitcoin, I don't know.
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What does anyways? Feel, what waning?
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What winning? What is the next right?
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Right check this out guys. Here we go.
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It's not really about the nft pay attention to the signal.
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Let's dive into this little story here to and ft rug pullers
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arrested for 1.1 million in Ft scam.
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The US justice department, announced the two men have been
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charged with conspiracy to commit wire, fraud and money
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laundering in connection with a million-dollar scheme to defraud
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purchasers of n ftes advertised as frosties.
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I love the name, it was a really cool place to buy computer parts
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where I used to live in Montreal, name frosties.
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Anyways, it's great name. All right, we give them what we
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give them props for the names, approximately, three hours after
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the sale. The proceeds of the frosties nft
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sale that had been transferred to the Frosty's wallet address.
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One were then transferred to separate crypto, currency
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wallet. Address 356 eith was sent to the
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fraud wallet address as later, identified by the investigators.
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IRS investigators matched nuyen and Laguna's IP.
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Addresses used for promoting frosties on Discord with
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corresponding accounts on coinbase.
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This is the signal in this article.
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The kyc requirements, imposed by the US exchange to its customers
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allowed law enforcement to figure out the identities of the
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account holders. That's right people, the law
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works for you, okay? And they just showed you why
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taking everyone's data and all those data breaches and now all
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the problems At those data breaches, cause.
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Okay. That's all all of it is now
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validated all of it is validated now because they stopped this
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one thing through kyc, this makes it all worth it.
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Dude, it's fantastic. But you see what they do?
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You see the bullshit, the bullshit narrative that they
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pull, where they essentially, what's happening is, is that
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that whole article is all fluff. That's the piece right there to
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let. you know that these practices are important and
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they're needed and we just showed you proof how it helps
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Yep, I know, that's exactly fucking spot on, dude.
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That like that is literally, you know, I think you hit the nail
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on the head. It's funny because they don't
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talk about the failures when there's a data leak, obviously,
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because of the centralization of all that data, they don't talk
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about how the system completely excludes half the planet.
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All those people that can't afford to get an ID or they just
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don't live next to a government bureaucracy.
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Will they make IDs? And now all of those those
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people aren't allowed to use money because of the places that
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they happen to be born. That isn't talked about.
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It's talked about that one occasion, where kyc worked, what
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it was designed to do, but of course, ignore dr.
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Ron Paul's research where he literally comes to the
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conclusion, right? That kyc, and a amount only
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stops point zero, one percent of crime, ignore, all of that pay
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attention to this, right? It's dude, it's just, it's
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insane. But that's what we do.
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We provide we provide a counter narrative, anyways, optimist.
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What are your thoughts on this? Oh, I mean that's why you buy
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any of T's where right now, but kyc is the illicit activity,
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guys. You know.
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Shout out. Hashtag Aztec, alarm e-bill, use
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Biz, you know, go use coin flip. Let's, let's start a whole
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bottle. Yeah, exactly.
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Let's start. You know, if you're if you have
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kyc exchange Bitcoin, try to find ways to get some non kyc
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Bitcoin, you know, just diversify your Bitcoin buys,
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guys, come on, Don't diversify into shit coins.
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Just make sure you have different ways of buying your
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Bitcoin. That's some stetsom signal right
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there signal, not noise. And yeah, but this is just going
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to keep on heating up and unfortunately, a lot of NPCs are
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brainwashed that in order to use money, the government needs to
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know who you are, and I think that's completely wrong.
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The world at worked for hundreds of years before the bank,
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secrecy act, before all these things.
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Before the 1970s, the world's work just fine.
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Fine. Without any kyc, without any of
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this. And the world didn't burn down.
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So as much as they would like to make you believe that this
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system is necessary. We're trying to make the
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argument that it's not. But anyways, feels hold on, hold
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on, hold on. Nigga you said something good
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bro you said something real good.
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That the point of money is I don't have to trust the people,
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I freaking transact with guys, so like fundamentally from first
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principles, you understand why you don't need kyc Nico.
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Again with the signal like come on guys, it's really simple like
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break it down boys. If I can understand, then you
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can too and that's some signal right there.
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Anyways, I was talking to my Grandma Grandpa about Bitcoin
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and he showed me where he keeps his His Cold Storage wallet,
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it's so hilarious. To be honest with you, it's
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funny but I would not be surprised.
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If people started making fake tooths to put their seeds in to
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cross borders, I don't think that's too crazy.
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Here is a metallic and this is you know the famous Time
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Magazine cover that Tom Brady you know sympton and it says
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JPMorgan help me create an unregistered security than we
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took 70 percent. For ourselves before offering it
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to the market, that's absolutely hilarious.
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And for anyone who's not in the hood.
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No, this is referencing the 70%. Pre mind that aetherium had Ways
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as a tweet by Jameson Lop. This is the state of the world
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nowadays. And I think this tweet
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perfectly, you know, summarizes this people we have a hole in
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the floor. Are you an expert in
23:03
shipbuilding? If there is a hole there's, it's
23:06
for a reason, aren't you ashamed to say something like that about
23:09
our ship everyone. Let's mind our own business.
23:11
I'm so proud of that of our boat.
23:13
I like it with that whole, even better guys.
23:16
Let's not be - I'm not listening.
23:18
I'm eating here. I have a different point of view
23:20
of the whole situation. Are you going to fix it?
23:23
Sit down and be quiet, smartass technically, it's not a hole,
23:27
it's a special poor. Jonathan has two of these in his
23:30
boat. It's okay.
23:33
It's so true. Oh my God.
23:36
And this is exactly why it's so hard.
23:38
Speaking about self custody, is it 0?
23:40
And we get a lot of the eve comments, right?
23:43
Let me read you this comment because it was freaking
23:46
ridiculous, and I'll write so T-bird mr.
23:51
T said, I love the Maxis but they failed to realize many
23:55
projects. Don't compete with Bitcoin.
24:03
Yeah, fine. Pretending to be money.
24:05
No but all pretending to be money and then they attach a
24:08
utility use case to that that that's that's all bullshit.
24:12
It doesn't happen. It's not about competition, it's
24:15
about separation money from state.
24:17
So it's like if you're buying a shit coin, you're not separating
24:20
money from State, you're buying something that is more
24:23
centralized, so that you can get your Lambo.
24:26
That's what you're doing. And look at the end of the day,
24:29
if you want to gamble So P it that's fine.
24:32
You want to buy it should coin because you want more Bitcoin,
24:35
go for it but don't kid yourself what you're buying is dog shit.
24:39
Anyways, moving on. And that's okay dude.
24:42
If you want to buy shh coin because you want more Bitcoin,
24:45
go for it, that's fine. Just be understand what it is,
24:48
you're buying anyways, how to deal with shit coin Peddlers?
24:53
What do you know? Anyways, Moving On by Kyle,
24:56
could this is on, ironically is where we're headed with Central
24:59
Bank, digital currencies I might add card declined.
25:02
Please delete all tweets. That violate your bank's hate
25:04
speech policies to proceed to process payment.
25:08
It's absolutely true. It's scary.
25:09
It's funny but it's also true. That is exactly where we're
25:13
heading and for that, I'm going to give it a Scooby-Doo.
25:19
Yeah, but it got away with it. If it wasn't for those meddling
25:23
Bitcoin plebs ha-ha-ha. Anyways, let's do what would you
25:29
give those memes? Alright, I've got a memory box
25:35
and in this memory box is 32 gig USB memory.
25:46
In the memory box. Interesting.
25:48
Interesting. Anyways Optimist, what would you
25:52
give those memes? So it just so happens that today
25:57
I was gifted this, very special gift and I'm going to use this
26:01
as my rating and it is a 50,000. Turkish lira dollar bill, as a
26:09
sign of what happens to Fiat money when it dies, a 50,000
26:15
lire, Bill as very cool. All right, that's great.
26:19
Phil I just wanted to point something out.
26:21
Okay, the mean the meme about the bends.
26:23
Okay, why is that funny? This is a niche meme.
26:25
Okay, because there's there's Tucson Bitcoin and skeeve that
26:31
that for some reason, our been minimalists, okay?
26:34
Or they are anti-ben activists and we here at simply Bitcoin,
26:38
we support the bends, okay? We are, we are Avid been
26:42
supporters. That's right.
26:43
Okay, that's how it works. We Support the bends.
26:46
So that's why we showed look, there's five bins speaking at
26:50
the conference. So even said, I thought you said
26:52
we were a political Phil. We are a political, but we
26:56
support the bends because you know why?
26:58
Because the bends are good for Bitcoin.
27:01
That sounds like some big brother doublespeak right there?
27:04
Feel? Yeah, it might be.
27:07
I like the best. I like the bends.
27:10
I like the. Are you saying we don't support
27:11
the been style of the bends? I love.
27:13
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27:19
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Alright everybody. So so um, connect this with the
28:13
video that I played earlier during the numbers Action where
28:18
Janet Yellen says yes, we like the payments so she so
28:21
sincerely. What she's doing is yes, we like
28:24
our payment, we like the Central Bank, digital currencies, this
28:27
is the Fed finally having to compete with the free market to
28:32
who's, who has the better money. And the only way they will win
28:36
is money by decree money by force, money by coercion.
28:40
They won't win. If it's a free market, getting
28:43
to decide which money is better Bitcoin.
28:45
Has obviously been winning that fight and I suspect that it's
28:49
going to be unbeatable. Anyways, this is a tweet by the
28:53
Federal Reserve. Why is the Federal Reserve,
28:55
considering a central bank? Digital currency, I could answer
28:57
that to stay relevant and they say, while the Federal Reserve
29:02
has made no decisions on whether to pursue or Implement a central
29:05
bank. Digital currency or CBC, we have
29:08
been exploring the potential benefits and risks of Central
29:11
Bank, digital currencies from a variety of angles including
29:14
through technology research. And experimentation.
29:16
Now here's the thing. My Twitter account isn't that
29:19
big, they almost have a million followers and they only got two
29:22
hundred sixty one likes for this.
29:25
Come on memes, get more likes than this, bro.
29:28
Okay, like anyways, clearly, it's not that popular Federal
29:32
Reserve issued a discussion paper examining Pros cons of a
29:35
CBC as part of the process. This process we are seeking
29:37
feedback on a range of CBC topic.
29:40
Now, here's the thing, they are not listening to this feedback
29:43
because if they were to listen, All It says it's just like this
29:47
is the most totalitarian system either, but it's not only, you
29:51
know, Bitcoin Twitter saying this as well.
29:53
You have the governor Florida, they asked them about this and
29:56
let's see what he has to say which is exactly what we've all
29:59
been saying. And there's a difference between
30:01
a decentralized digital currency cryptocurrency, like a Bitcoin
30:06
and what some are talking about doing at the federal level to
30:10
convert US Dollars into basically a digital currency.
30:13
I think there's a lot of Hazards with that.
30:15
When that Centrally controlled. I worry about the amount of
30:18
power, that, that would give someone in a central authority
30:21
to basically be able to shut off access to purchasing certain
30:24
Goods. You know, we'd be an unchartered
30:26
territories and we've seen how some of these financial
30:28
institutions acting at the behest of the government can cut
30:31
people off. Can you imagine if the federal
30:34
government actually controlled, whether you could even go in.
30:37
So, I know, Biden issued, an executive order, I'm very
30:41
concerned about that and I think it's something that we need to
30:44
be watching very, very Closely and there's a so a lot of things
30:48
to break down. Right.
30:49
So clearly you know, you have some governor's that are on
30:52
board on this. Now this is what I was talking
30:54
about though that what I suspect is going to happen with Bitcoin
30:59
is that Bitcoin might become illegal, might I don't know if
31:04
if Bitcoin takes over slowly, I don't see Bitcoin becoming legal
31:08
if Bitcoin becomes. It's a rapid take over, they
31:11
might do some knee-jerk reaction because they, you know, The the
31:16
Pediatric class in this country gets scared and you know, etc,
31:20
etc. So I don't know how it's going
31:23
to play out exactly. But this is what I want you to
31:26
remember. I think Bitcoin is going to play
31:28
out just like the marijuana industry whereas in the
31:31
marijuana industry is illegal on a federal level but on a state
31:34
level it's legal like in the state of California like in
31:37
Oregon like in Colorado, right? So I suspect what you'll start
31:42
to see as Bitcoin strongholds in the state of Wyoming.
31:45
In the state of Texas in the State of Florida and I might add
31:49
that. Governor DeSantis is the second
31:52
runner for president after Donald Trump, right?
31:55
So that's really exciting, right?
32:00
That you have a potential president of the United States,
32:02
potentially becoming an advocate of Bitcoin.
32:05
And more importantly, being strongly against Central Bank,
32:10
digital currencies and know. The thing with Central Bank
32:12
digital currencies is that it's funny because I Really like for
32:17
Central Bank, digital currencies to work if they would have to
32:20
kill the banking industry because think about it, right?
32:24
It was essentially make the bit code, the banking industry
32:26
obsolete, why would Banks exist if the Federal Reserve can just
32:30
be the bank, right? So it kind of puts them in a
32:33
precarious situation, are you going to kill the banking
32:35
industry? Are you going to become the
32:37
banking of the world? But it's like, but if there's
32:39
another option, then why they call, they're going to try to
32:42
convince people if that their technology.
32:45
She is needed, right? So it's very fascinating how
32:48
this is gonna play out. We've never lived through a
32:52
Moment Like This in history, ever bright.
32:54
When the internet took over that essentially I would say
32:59
magnified every other industry, right?
33:01
Like it, but we've never lived in a world, the word, the state
33:06
or a king or a government. Did it control the money that's
33:10
never existed before? So to speculate on what is going
33:14
to happen I think is is Stupid. But just to paint the picture
33:18
and let your imagination go. Wild is what I'm trying to do.
33:21
Anyways, Phil Okay, so, as you were talking like sitting there
33:28
and I'm like, all right how how bad does this gets?
33:31
Because I because I'm trying to picture right, that you you make
33:34
a good point. What are they gonna do with all
33:36
these people in the banking industry?
33:38
You know, like all these people like what are they supposed to
33:40
do for a job, right? They have to retrain these
33:42
people, what are they going to retrain?
33:43
These people to do? Exactly right cheering like
33:47
booty. Huh?
33:49
Check Clark Moody check mark Moody exactly right or Right.
33:53
So I was thinking, okay. So what else could they do?
33:55
These people become like monitors, right?
33:58
Like they have to retrain the banking industry and let's face
34:01
it if the government is now issuing, everything and there is
34:04
no more banking industry. So now all of a sudden, okay?
34:08
So we somewhat agree that unfortunately if they're see
34:12
bdcs, they're going to introduce the government is going to
34:15
introduce a social credit system as we've seen that requires
34:18
employment. So it wouldn't surprise me if
34:21
many people from the banking industry would end up.
34:23
Up being retrained into somehow working in this social credit
34:28
system. And I don't know, you know,
34:30
possibly analyzing case work or something like that, you know,
34:33
like like Nico, maybe it's not just like one thing that you do
34:37
wrong, maybe, maybe it's that you watch the wrong channels and
34:41
you drove to the wrong part of town and you use too much.
34:44
Gas. If you watch, simply that going,
34:47
it's - 500 social credit system. Threat us for that.
34:52
For the, if you ship Us on Twitter.
34:54
You literally can't do anything. Yeah, you can't.
34:56
You can't go to the grocery store.
34:58
They turn off your car like you watch.
35:00
Simply pick one on your dashboard link.
35:02
Why hahaha? Well, you're pressing the button
35:05
like nothing's happening. Oh man.
35:08
Anyway, see like I don't know, like how this, you know, how
35:10
dystopian does it become, right? I mean, this is just anyways,
35:14
it's absolutely terrifying. It's absolutely terrifying.
35:17
Optimus, what are your thoughts on this?
35:19
Well, first off the picture you guys are painting, is a
35:23
Absolutely terrifying can't write even a more terrifying
35:27
dystopian book than that, but I'm glad my name is Optimus
35:32
field. I always give the optimistic
35:34
naive take but I feel like, dude, if the government smarter
35:39
than making Bitcoin illegal because in my opinion, that
35:42
legitimizes Bitcoin if a government tries to make it
35:45
illegal, that's why I would want to be buying Bitcoin, but I know
35:48
there's people that aren't as radical as me and want to, you
35:53
know? Paint between the line.
35:55
So I can see how that would turn people off.
35:57
But in my opinion, I don't, I just don't see them going to
36:01
that overt move to be like, we're going to outright banned
36:06
Bitcoin. I think it's going to be more
36:09
Sly and roundabout ways. And like, we're talking about
36:12
regulating on the backend and slipping, you know, paperwork in
36:15
that no one's watching. So I don't know, maybe, maybe
36:18
I'm not in touch with what's actually going to happen
36:21
because, you know, me, I'm a political, I don't know.
36:23
What's happened in politics? All I know is that they're all
36:26
trying to scam you and so I don't trust anything they do so
36:30
I don't doubt that they can pull some shit on us but I just don't
36:33
think they will go that far. Because like I said, man if you
36:37
make Bitcoin illegal that's that's to me like the most
36:40
signal I've ever heard of why you should be buying Bitcoin,
36:43
you know, separate money from stay?
36:45
Oh, wow. The state doesn't like it.
36:47
Duh, like it's just a dummy. But again, I'm a radical.
36:51
I'm a, I'm a less than 0. I'm an outcast on the social
36:55
credit score. I already know this.
36:56
I'm a leper, I've concluded and I'm fine with this, dude.
37:01
And, you know, and I think you hit the nail on the head, right
37:04
is What the lengths to, which they go, is something we don't
37:12
know. But we've we're starting to see
37:15
how the pictures playing out. Phil said, something really
37:18
interesting at what lengths, would they go, right.
37:20
I don't think what they'll do is Outlaw Bitcoin per se, but what
37:25
they'll do is, they'll Outlaw self custody which is something
37:28
that we've been hammering into your guys's heads.
37:31
And that's exactly what we're already seeing.
37:34
Play out Phil covered in December.
37:36
We're seeing essentially self. City become or in Korea,
37:41
essentially a Korean exchange, right?
37:43
Making it difficult. And we've had we heard some news
37:46
from Europe over the weekend that once again, self custody
37:51
and Europe is in danger and it's not that they're outlawing self
37:56
custody directly. They're saying that self custody
37:59
wallets, allow transactions, without AML and kyc, right?
38:05
So again, it's what Optimus was saying, it's enough.
38:08
The various back door. It's not that they're outlawing
38:11
Bitcoin directly. It's that they're using the
38:14
regulatory Mo to once again. Attack the honey badger now,
38:17
this is a very scary attempt, right?
38:19
We saw an attempt in Europe, also to Outlaw proof of work.
38:24
And here again we have another attempt in Europe to Outlaw self
38:28
custody because self custody allows transactions, without the
38:32
whole KY caml burden, right? So very interesting, this is
38:37
going to intensify Know if this is gonna pass.
38:39
But anyways, let's see what Patrick Hanson had to say.
38:43
I hate to Ring the Alarm Bell again, but the EU Parliament
38:46
leaves us. No choice.
38:47
This time, it concerns a Crackdown on unwhole.
38:50
Stood wallets in the upcoming crypto, AML regulation, the econ
38:54
committee vote is on Thursday and the draft includes some
38:57
absolute red flags background. The EU commission's, a mail
39:01
package includes a revision of the transfer of funds regulation
39:04
that will extend the obligation of financial institutions to
39:07
accompany. Spher of funds with information
39:09
on the payor and payee to crypto assets.
39:12
Initial proposal from the EU commission initial draft report.
39:15
From the EU Parliament, we will put that, of course, in the link
39:18
description. It is the eu's implementation of
39:20
the so-called here it is. Again Financial action Task
39:24
Force travel, rule Financial action, task force, by the way,
39:26
is an unelected bureaucracy that decides, what's your, how the
39:31
financial World should regulate. But their unelected, right?
39:35
Any members that basically says that crypto, Providers
39:38
exchanges. Custodians have to share
39:40
personal information, name, and addresses of their clients for
39:43
transactions between one. Another the EU EU Parliament is
39:46
currently discussing an amendment that proposal and the
39:49
latest draft compromise before. The vote on Thursday introduced
39:53
/ aggravated. Some absolute red flag.
39:55
First, red flag different from the initial proposal that only
39:58
required to collect personal data from transfers made to an
40:01
done hosted wallet the draft. Now, proposes verify the
40:05
accuracy of informations with respect to the original
40:08
originator or bet furnish beneficiary behind the on hosted
40:12
wallet. But it doesn't say how exactly
40:14
it does it matter. And this is, this is what I was
40:17
saying. It doesn't matter how it's not
40:19
meant to make sense. Anyways, say exactly a crypto
40:23
service provider should be able to verify the Unholy stood
40:26
counterpart. The consequence of this is that
40:29
most crypto companies won't be able or willing to transact with
40:32
on hosted wallets anymore in order to stay compliant, right?
40:38
For every crypto transfer from a nun.
40:40
Host wallet. Over 1,000 Euros, companies are
40:43
obliged to inform the compensate AML authorities for all these
40:47
transactions. Even if there is no sign /
40:49
suspicion of money laundering, this is an absolute violation of
40:52
privacy rights. I agree.
40:54
Third one year after entry into application, the EU commission
40:58
will assess the need of additional specific measures to
41:01
mitigate the risks posed by transfers from or two under
41:05
hosted wallets including the introduction.
41:08
Of possible restrictions so you're not allowed to download
41:13
Bitcoin core, that's what they're saying, they're going
41:17
to, they're dressing it up and legalese but they're saying
41:20
without and look guys zoom out why they going after exchanges,
41:25
why? Because it's much easier to
41:27
regulate a handful of exchanges than it is.
41:31
To regulate Millions upon millions of people hosting their
41:34
own keys and transacting with each other.
41:37
That's why All of the other reasons they're bullshit and
41:40
we've dedicated this show to debunking weather bullshit.
41:43
Anyways, moving on, this means that the EU commission might be
41:46
prohibiting transfers from to on hosted while it's entirely as
41:51
was already suggested by some members of parliament.
41:53
Earlier in the draft while the fatf travel rule, only requires
41:57
these measures for transactions over certain amount.
42:00
The TFR for Fiat, only requires information sharing for
42:03
transfers over 1,000. That means that soon every
42:06
single Satoshi His actions that is not purely.
42:09
Peer-to-peer will have to be in company by the sharing of
42:12
personal information. This is a totally unjustifiable
42:15
double standard because it's not met to be a standard.
42:19
It's meant to kill through regulation.
42:22
If anything the AML requirements for crypto currency should be
42:25
lower since blockchain based transfers over new and
42:27
additional ways to track and monitor and monitor their more
42:31
programmatic problematic passages in the text.
42:34
But these are the main ones to focus on this proposal.
42:38
Cracks down on on hosted wallets self custody again, don't
42:42
normalize this lingo. The don't normalize that because
42:46
Bitcoin you can't see what is uh, none hosted or hosted
42:50
wallet. He there's no difference between
42:52
a nun hosted Bitcoin address in a hosted, Bitcoin address.
42:55
The only difference is that a hosted Bitcoin address belongs
42:59
to an exchange with the government could pressure and it
43:02
creates huge data, honey, honey pots for hackers, it will lead
43:06
to a system. That is very close to Swift
43:09
today, where every crypto transfer is accompanied by
43:12
transfer of personal information.
43:14
So again, they're trying to impose the old system.
43:20
The system of exclusion that has essentially decided that half
43:25
the world is on bankable, based on the country that they happen
43:28
to be born in, or they happen to be born in a country that the US
43:31
has sanctions on, right? And that is what they're trying
43:34
to normalize their trying to Frankenstein.
43:37
The old System on top of Bitcoin because they can't they realize
43:41
that they can't ban it outright. So we are witnessing, right?
43:46
The obvious chaos that is creation with the separation of
43:50
money and state and which is why we always say that the Bitcoin
43:53
Revolution isn't going to be at countries that most benefit from
43:58
the Fiat Financial system. I doubt it's going to be the
44:01
United States. I doubt it's going to be Europe,
44:03
it's gonna be countries like El Salvador.
44:05
It's going to be countries like Tonga.
44:06
It's going to be countries like the Ukraine, it's going to be
44:09
countries like Russia. It's going to be a countries in
44:11
Africa. It's going to be countries that
44:13
don't benefit from the money. Printer, those countries have
44:17
absolutely no incentive to fight for that system.
44:21
Survival unlike the countries that most benefit from the Fiat
44:25
system, which is why they're fighting so hard to demonize
44:29
self custody because they know and I've always said this, if
44:32
enough people self custody their Bitcoin, it's game over, it's On
44:38
set and match, they have absolutely no chance.
44:42
So what they're trying to do is they're trying to stop the
44:45
bleeding. They're saying, hey, you know,
44:47
we're trying to again it's not going to work right.
44:50
What they're going to try to do with it, what they're doing is
44:52
they're showing their cards right there.
44:54
Painting out listen, without our systems of control, the whole
44:57
world is going to burn down. The whole world is not capable
45:00
of functioning. I would like to say that is
45:03
bullshit. These bureaucrats are watching
45:06
their jobs, they're watching. Their backs and they're trying
45:09
to stay relevant. And the way they're doing that
45:11
is by regulating Bitcoin to death.
45:13
And with Central Bank, digital currencies they won't win this
45:17
but it doesn't mean it's not going to be bloody in the
45:20
transition. Phil, you know what, I think
45:23
just last week or the week before we were reading that the
45:26
EU was trying to pass some regulation against
45:28
proof-of-work, Mining and and now we see this attack on
45:32
quote-unquote on hosted wallets. I mean, look, we said that this
45:37
is the then But you staged, this isn't going to stop here,
45:40
they're only going to continue to double down but again I think
45:47
what you know what most of us, you know, what most of us kind
45:51
of Miss is the big picture which is really, this is an attack on
45:55
freedom of speech and it's an attack on communication and
45:59
really if we want to break it down it's an attack on language
46:01
itself. So you know what, I really, you
46:05
know what? I I'm afraid because these
46:09
people, I mean, they just don't, they won't quit and it's really
46:15
scary what they want to do. I mean, imagine not being able
46:19
to download software not only that the, you know, we've
46:24
already shown Christine lagarde's a convicted felon, you
46:27
know, not that she has anything to do necessarily with this, but
46:29
she does, you know, at least from a, from a side perspective
46:33
and the fact fun, as you indicated isn't even an elected
46:35
body, I mean this is List these people make up this regulation.
46:40
They impose it upon average everyday people and the it's
46:44
super attentive, these elves. Dude, of course, I was gonna say
46:47
be organizations that need that, you know what I mean?
46:49
Like the organization's themselves are able to bypass
46:53
and get the pat on the back. You know what I mean?
46:55
Where is the individual suffers through these ridiculous
46:58
decisions? And I mean, don't get me wrong,
47:01
what, you know, like, once once God forbid, they actually
47:05
succeed in this. Okay, God forbid.
47:07
The EU actually succeeds in this.
47:09
Do you think it stops there? Well, what do you what do you
47:12
think happens to your Bitcoin once it's all on the exchanges,
47:15
right? You thought that once you you
47:17
know like 6102 everybody thought that like once they're gold was
47:20
in the bank's, it was all good. It was protected was in the
47:22
bank's then they just took it away.
47:24
So what happened with everything is on the exchanges, who do you
47:28
thinks gonna happen? Thanks for your Bitcoin.
47:29
Here is the European Union. The Euro Central Bank digital
47:33
currency. It's much better.
47:35
You just get this I'm telling you, like, what do you think to?
47:38
Anyways, it's just insane. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
47:41
If you live in Europe, if you live in Europe.
47:43
Take self custody. Yeah, do it now.
47:46
Anyways, Optimist Fields. Yeah.
47:49
I this, first of all, guys, the revolution is self custody like
47:53
it. That's, that's what we're here
47:56
to do. Is to take back control of your
47:57
money. So guys, if your Bitcoin still
48:00
on an exchange, like you need to wake up and then second of all
48:05
it is. I have this quote keep playing
48:09
in my head, is, you guys been talking on this bit about?
48:11
It's, it's a moral obligation to oppose unjust laws.
48:15
I forget who exactly set it, but it's been said over and over
48:18
again and it reminded me of a tweet that Frances pulley I put
48:24
out and it's like, rule to like, don't open the mail.
48:28
And so, it's just this that idea of like, I don't know about you
48:33
guys but I don't think personally any institution
48:38
didn't any legitimacy in my eyes still like don't give them any
48:41
legitimacy by like agreeing to their lunacy like don't open the
48:47
mail like if they really they really mattered you'll know like
48:52
just because they're saying some stuff guys.
48:53
Like come on, I'm Anna, I'm not advocating for you guys to break
48:57
laws. I'm just saying Don't legitimize
49:01
them like whatever they say, fight it but like also know like
49:05
yo you can't control me free men.
49:07
Don't ask for permission like it with their It's just sad to.
49:11
Optimus is point with dare, trying to demonize his.
49:14
You running your own software and you storing a password.
49:19
That is a bad thing. That is what they're trying to
49:22
tell you. And for you essentially sending
49:25
some numbers to someone else. That is a bad thing.
49:29
This is Terrified. This is how desperate they are.
49:32
Make no mistake. Bitcoin is winning if Bitcoin
49:36
was not winning these unjust laws that they're trying to
49:40
force down everyone's throat, the wouldn't be passing make no
49:43
mistake Central Bank. To do currencies are only going
49:47
to work through coercion Bitcoin Works through incentives.
49:53
So this is the battle for our time.
49:55
You know this is how it's playing out, it's absolutely
49:58
scary but it's going to get Scarier before it gets better,
50:01
this is the then they fight you stage.
50:03
And after the stage, everyone knows then you win.
50:05
But it's going to get a whole lot rockier before.
50:08
It gets better in the way that you protect yourself is by
50:10
Bitcoin. Opt-out take self custody opt
50:13
out of the madness. And yeah, just stay on top of
50:16
things. But anyways, Phil, there was an
50:18
open source software release today.
50:20
It was a, it was a software wallet which, you know, it could
50:23
potentially becoming legal in Europe, very soon.
50:25
Why don't you tell everybody about it software releases
50:28
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50:39
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50:41
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tamper-resistant wire but the grid comes with a punch tool.
50:51
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