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Bitcoin Banned For Citizens, But Governments Accept it? | EP 472 · Simply Bitcoin

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back, everyone. It is the weekend recap, and we
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The daily fail mean review, software releases Hardware,
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guest. We've got the host of Bitcoin
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I'm Tardes. That's right.
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We've got Y nicus and we've got our new clip master and our
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Twitter master of chaos, we've got Optimist Fields that's
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joining us and we are diving into the numbers.
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take your sovereignty back completely and you could do that
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by running a bitcoind node, like the nozzle at the time of this
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recording, the block height is 730. 3398 the Bitcoin price
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39,000 650 chain rewrite day 721, total public lightning
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capacity. 3630 6.67, Moscow time 25:22 blocks to the having a
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hundred and six thousand six hundred and two.
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And the samurai Whirlpool unspent capacity, Samurai
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Whirlpool is a coin or collaborative spend.
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It is not a mixing service and the unspent capacity in that
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pool is 4500 15.58176 uneventful weekend numbers and the numbers
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bro. Bitcoin is the new stable coin.
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I was looking at some other metrics in there that I found
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interesting where 42% from the all-time high and it's been a
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hundred and sixty five days since All-time high, dude.
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A whole lifetime in Bitcoin time.
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Now fill before we started recording the show.
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I told you I was going to throw a curveball, right?
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And fills a tourist so he doesn't like, you know, things
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changing, right? He likes things the same, unlike
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the stomach detectable, I don't care, I'm on the Fly, I'll
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fucking pivot do this, this and that feels like, this is how
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things have to be every day. So I didn't tell him what I was
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gonna do before the show, so that you guys could see him
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uncomfortable in real time because that Makes good TV.
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So having said 11, instead of me doing the numbers today, Optimus
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what do you got for us brother? Optimus is gonna host the number
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of time. Alright guys, I am here.
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Let's just hope I don't bomb this one but I'm here to what I
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think is some bullish news, guys.
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This, this is a narrative that I am definitely out here trying to
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Champion guys. So I'm going to read this tweet.
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Says there's some glass note. Hope you.
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I'm of course I'm the pleb now with the glass, no to count,
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guys, you better lose your mind and watch out.
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But check this out the percentage of the Bitcoin Supply
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last active 1 plus years ago, just crossed 64 percent for the
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first time, ever the percentage of old coins continues to Trend
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up guys. So, what I see here and what I
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love to see and this is an area of I'm pushing, guys, is that we
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are seeing more hollers out there, guys.
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More people are starting to understand the sound money
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gospel. And guys, is this the Prelude to
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the pump because we all know what happens when people are
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holding the coins. And if you're watching, you
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know, it's crazy out there guys, there's a bunch of crazy
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information out there. We're living in crazy times, but
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I can tell you my oracle's are telling me that the time is
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close, but who knows, man, is the market going to fall out on
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us. There's it going to pump.
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Is this the Hopi amours? This Mass adoption?
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I don't know. But man, I saw this tweet from
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guys Swan as well. And I think this just sums it
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up. Perfectly look guys Swan says I
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8 percent yearly inflation after nine years.
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A million dollar retirement pension plan will only have 472
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K and purchasing power. The real inflation rate measured
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by 1990s rules is closer to 15%. So a nine years at 1 mil becomes
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213. K do people understand how much
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they are being robbed? So guys, I don't know if people
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are waking up to this narrative, but if you go back to these
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numbers guy, Guys, it seems like we have more hollers out there.
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And man, I think people are starting to feel inflation.
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The inflation narrative can't be held down much longer, we're
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seeing it everywhere. It's the prices are getting more
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expensive for everyone out there, guys.
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You, they can't hide it. So we get more hot layers.
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I don't know. Nico, Phil, what are your
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thoughts, dude? Phil.
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So, how would comfortable do you feel Optimus?
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Please. Stop sharing the screen so we
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can go back to the viewer. But you did a great job my
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friend. And I, I saw, I heard a little
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bit of nervousness in your voice.
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You want, you killed it, my friend.
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So yeah, dude. That's a lot of signal, right?
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The glass node. This is something that we've
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been telling you guys for a long time, right?
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The percentage of Bitcoin that hasn't moved in a long time
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continues to go up. In fact, it's actually at a
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higher Point than it was at the previous all-time high last year
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right about a hunt, what a hunt really since because there was
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to all-time Highs. But the really important one was
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the runner-up. Of the before the summer of
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twenty Twenty-One, right? The the all-time high in
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November it was it was I really wouldn't consider that the
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run-up, right? So, the signal there, right?
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Is that more? There's more hot Oilers now than
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there was in that previous all-time high.
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Now, in terms of the inflation. Yeah, dude, listen, they're
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trying to spin it and so many which ways possible.
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Right. It's Putin's fault.
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It's You know, it's the, you know, the sickness the virus,
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that's the that it's that full, it's a supply chains, there is
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no inflation, is transitory inflation.
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But here's the thing about inflation, right?
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And I was actually talking to a buddy of mine about this over
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text today, no matter how much propaganda you throw on it.
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The sticker shock does not lie. When you go to the store and you
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try to buy some milk or some eggs, right?
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It does. It matter what the people on TV
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are telling you at the end of the day, That is hurting your
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wallet, that is hurting you and you don't care and you want
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answers. Why?
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Because it threatens, your family, it threatens your
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ability to put food on the table.
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So yeah man. These are overall bullish,
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bullish stats for Bitcoin, and the round of applause for
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optimists For the First Time hosting the number section.
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Now, Phil, how uncomfortable did that make you feel?
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Yes. Very wasn't ready for that but
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it was awesome. You did a great job.
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I thought that was amazing death.
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At the, you know what, I would say better than when we did our
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first episode, it was it was and for you guys, it was, I'm gonna
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play a clip of the first time. Ha ha ha.
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So you guys you see it. What's up guys?
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Welcome to the first episode of Simply Bitcoin happening
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Bitcoin, accumulation country. You should I was re watching the
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First episodes, and guys, you guys all have to go watch this
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first episode and troll, Nico and Phil on how far they've
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come. They are literally so good.
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Like, if you see the first episode and now now it's
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literally amazing. It was so bad.
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Okay, but anyways, going back to going back to what he covered.
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All we keep seeing her, these bullish stats writes, these
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bullish class notes stats about, you know, the the amount of
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Bitcoin that's not moving the amount of Bitcoin that's leaving
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exchanges. So I have one question who the f
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is selling? Who the who the hell is selling
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all that tells me? Is that the that look, there's
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maybe enough powerful people out there that are possibly trying
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to create the story, where, you know, it wears people down, you
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know, that, that is something that I've heard.
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I don't know if it's really true.
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I, of course, don't have the capability to, you know, figure
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out if it is true. But I do know that in stocks
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that does happen as well where you will have stock activity
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that will essentially wear down the holder right or in our case,
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the hudler and Face it, you know if your convictions not strong
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enough you're like all right Bitcoins dead I'm out of here,
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keep in mind. Bitcoin has continued to die on
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its way up. Okay.
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When you think it's dead just when you think all right, I'm
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done. Hardly just huddle one more day,
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okay? Like that's and and you know I
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had to use that myself and I think you brought up a really
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good point. Feel right?
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It look, if you're into Bitcoin as an investment vehicle, right?
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The volatility is going to be tremendously difficult if you've
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done the work, right? Right?
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And you're in it for the revolution, the peaceful
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Revolution, right? You're hot.
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You're holding Bitcoin because you'd know that if you sell it,
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what are you selling it for dog shit?
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Literally, that is Fiat money. They could print it out of
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nothing, right? So think about it.
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If you sell Bitcoin, you're selling into what?
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What it, what is better than Bitcoin, right?
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So but I think that takes a lot of time.
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A lot of work to have to get that understanding.
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Anyways, I'm going to pass it on to our favorite decentralised
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homeless person that Six of the memes for simply Bitcoin, the
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legendary wine, a kiss. What are your thoughts on this?
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I saw the inflation numbers and all I have to say is not my unit
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of account, not my problem so no.
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But in all seriousness, I think it's great.
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That the numbers are a little bit down in terms of Bitcoin
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price because if you're somebody like us, that's stacking
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constantly you want to get as much cheap Bitcoin as possible.
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So inflation up Bitcoin down sideways chop.
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Good time to hit your stack and goals and yep.
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And if you're someone like whiticus they gets paid by Nico
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to make memes. It's awfully much better.
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The Bitcoin price being down so he can get more sets, sneaky
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sneaky schrieffer and that is the wine.
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Wait, stop sounds. So, obviously Corey Swan is not
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the fail. Okay, it's the screen shots that
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he took and big shout out to Cory and Swan Bitcoin, we love
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them or channel of them. Anyways, we are diving into
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this. This a great tweet.
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A laugh out loud at at defy indeed.
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Such decentralized and look guys.
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As this is what we've been telling you from the beginning,
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let's dive into the screenshots. Here we go.
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What is Eunice swap? It's a completely different type
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of exchange. That's fully decentralized.
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Meaning it isn't owned and operated by a single entity and
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uses a relatively new type of trading model called an
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automated liquidity pool. Well, that sounds promising,
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that always sounds like what is a protocol protocol protocol.
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Thank you. You saw the word big trouble.
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If both of us, can't read like, we're totally fucked.
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No. What do you mean?
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It's more entertaining. Payment metal.
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It's like it's like a weird people have to guess, like is
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what they're saying, actually, what they're reading.
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Nobody knows. Okay.
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Anyways, you're actually very true.
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This is very true. He knows we don't even know.
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Okay, here we go. Like it would be, it would be,
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it would be absolutely hilarious.
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What they felt like Nico. I mean, I like Phil.
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What does that word say? You're like, I don't know if
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she's coming on, moving on from that word, we we don't know.
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I'm gonna try to paste the story.
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Okay, here we go. All right, so here's a, I don't
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know, this don't know if it's a tweet or anyways, the message
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here we go. From some shit.
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Coiner. I strongly advise against using,
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you know swap, right? We were just telling you how,
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you know, swap is touting itself is decentralized.
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And here we go. There's a blocked address.
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This address is blocked on the Unis swap Labs interface because
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it is associated with one or more blocked activities.
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So guys even worse, even worse if you Yeah, the newer
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compliance Hyuna slop, okay, you're absolutely right.
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And guys this is exactly look, you know, before we dive into
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the the you know, before we dive into the heavy part of this
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fail, this is what we've been telling you, right?
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It's decentralized in name, only.
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This is all hocus-pocus. It's all magic.
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We actually covered we covered. There's an issue with you and
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swap that we covered last week and even explained, it's not the
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centralized right here. There's Eunice swap.
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Labs to Central entity they were not just making this stuff up,
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you know, and here you go. You've got, you've got evidence
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people's, transactions are being blocked by a central entity and
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as Nico pointed out, you can email their compliance
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Department, dude. The fact, the fact that they
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have a compliance Department tells you that it's exact.
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It's what I've been telling you guys is a continuation of the
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old system look. If if a cryptocurrency does not
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have Efficiency decentralization it will inevitably be captured
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by government by the state. There's only one cryptocurrency
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that it's able to do that and that is Bitcoin.
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The rest are centralized. There is a central point of
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failure, right? With etherium.
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We've brought you guys a receipts many times seventy
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percent. It's estimated 70% of the theory
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of nodes run on servers about 43% run on AWS servers.
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Meaning Jeff Bezos could fuck aetherium.
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So Hard, right, xrp. It's the same, right?
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It's a bunch of notes, right? That the xrp people run
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themselves, if you want to run an xrp node, you have to be
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approved by the Ripple Foundation themselves, it's like
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it's ludicrous, right? And the reason that they all do,
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this is because they they try to sell you that oh look.
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We have so much more functionality than Bitcoin,
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right? Bitcoins boring Bitcoins old
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right Bitcoin is the way that it is because it values the
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centralization above all. And if you really want to Great
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money from State. The only way to do that is with
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a decentralized cryptocurrency because there is no metaphorical
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head to chop off, right? And again, we've been saying
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this for the longest time, I'm just happy that look and an
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actual example, has finally popped up in the Wilds, right?
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So yeah, shout out to Cory for taking a screenshot of that.
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Anyways, I'm going to pass it on to the legendary Optimus Fields.
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What are your thoughts on this? Well, I was on this show last
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week. I forget what the fail was but I
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said play stupid games when stupid prizes and we're back
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saying the same thing. But guys it it's what Nico and
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Philbin telling you guys. It's like most of these shit
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coins are companies and if you've read any of the early
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Works my favorite one from Zaba, You Know, trusted third parties
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are security holes. Guys, we're here to create a
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different system. Not recreate the cistus same
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system but worse. So guys, you guys got to get
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out. Of your shit coin.
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Hope IAM bags and understand that Bitcoin is the way and your
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life will get so much better. It's really that simple.
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It really is, dude, it really is.
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When you change your unit of account to something that isn't
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stealing from you consistently. Yeah, dude.
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I completely agree, man. It's you know it gives you hope
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for a future whereas before there was none.
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Anyways, why to kiss? What's up, dude?
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What are your thoughts on this? I mean, I can't believe that I'm
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still seeing Inga stuff after many, many years.
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And I mean, there's a whole segment of this show that
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launches every day called simply Bitcoin, covering the stuff.
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So, the fact that you have enough content daily fails, it's
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just never ending like one or people going to realize what's
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going on. Like I don't know I've been
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hearing about this stuff already for years and years and it never
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ceases to amaze me dude. I wanna kiss you know what it is
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if we're to toxic right? We're just toxic Illiterate
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point maximalist, right? A literate, we just don't
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understand but heck that one is actually that we don't actually
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standing ovation better. One is actually true though.
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Mika can't confirm if I know it's a lot but all that other
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stuff is false but I always use the literal part.
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They maybe they have something there my way, right?
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By the way, I'm not the only Bitcoin Ur by the way that
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suffers from this too because I think been the car man, we can't
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spell either. Either can't can't read anyways.
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So it's, I'm not the only one. All right, I think it has to do
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with the autism, maybe. Anyway.
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Spill what is what is the last fail?
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What's the big radio today? What's the big boy?
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Get ready. Here we go.
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Okay, so this is going to, you know what, this might even this
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might even rattle why nicus as a as a world traveler.
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Let's uh, let's get rattled the bro.
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I know he doesn't but he might, he might get rattled by this
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one. Anyways, here we hear is about
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memes and That's it. That is what.
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I'm just riffing and traveling, traveling, three things.
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All right. Well, you know what?
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I'm going to be interested to see what he thinks about this.
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So, Tyler carditis CEO of Blaze media.
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Not a small account, here we go. Are you paying attention on?
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Let's read these two. These two tweets and and just
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keep in mind, right? This show is about Bitcoin
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doesn't matter who the politicians are, it's about the
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message, let's dive into it. Here's the first tweet from
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Barack Obama. As part of this Tech platforms
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need to recognize that the I play a unique role in how people
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consume information and their decisions have an impact on
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every aspect of society. With that power comes
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accountability and the need for some democratic oversight.
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Now, let's read this tweet from from Hillary Clinton.
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And you can see right here by the dates, right?
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This is April 21st 2022 for too long tech platforms.
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Have Amplified disinformation and extremism with no
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accountability. The EU is poised to do something
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about it. I urge our transatlantic allies
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to push the Digital Services act across the finish line and
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bolster global. Democracy before, it's too late
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there that is again. So we go back over here.
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That pot with that power comes accountability and the need for
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some democratic oversight. Bolster Global democracy before
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it's too late. And again, they're talking about
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the information. The quote-unquote
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disinformation. On the internet.
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Now I got to admit I never heard of the Digital Services act
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before I found those tweets before I found that tweet.
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So I have to go and dive into it and I decided that I would share
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this with everybody. So let's take a look at this,
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here's the EU website. Okay, let's take a look at the
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Digital Services act, ensuring a safe and accountable online
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environment. We provided a link to their full
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paper so that people can read it.
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We're not going to go through that.
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We're really just going to go through the website which
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Highlights. The more important points about
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the paper and what you should be quote unquote concerned with.
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Okay, so let's dive into it here.
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Let's just take a look at their little intro for the first time.
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A common set of rules on intermediaries obligations and
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accountability across the single Market will open up new
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opportunities to provide Digital Services across borders, while
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ensuring a high level of protection to all users, no
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matter where they live. Live in the EU, okay.
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So we're going to protect you and this is all going to be one
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single Market. All right, here we go.
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What are the key goals of the Digital Services act?
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The new rules are proportionate Foster Innovation growth and
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competitiveness and facilitate the scaling up of smaller
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platforms. I'm pretty sure that we weren't
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really having a problem with scaling up smaller platforms,
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Facebook started on a Which campus, you know, Apple started
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in a garage. I I don't think that smaller
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platforms really anyways. You know what?
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I digress, we're going to continue moving on here, but
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let's just keep in mind the narrative that they're trying to
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sell, right? Because at the end of the day,
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they're trying to sell people on a service that's going to help
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them. So, here we go.
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Better. Protect the consumers, and their
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fundamental rights online. Establish a powerful
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transparency. In a clear accountability
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framework. Work for online platforms,
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Foster Innovation growth and competitiveness.
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Within the single Market, they keep mentioning single Market.
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By the way, throughout this for Citizens, what does this mean
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more Choice? Lower prices less exposure to
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Illegal content who decides, which is illegal, who decides,
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what's the illegal number one? But number two, if you're not
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looking for that content, you're really not going to find it.
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I'm really sorry. Like you don't just stumble onto
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a frickin. Sites selling heroin.
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That's not how the internet works.
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Okay. I know that people like to think
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that that's what happens, but it's not.
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Anyways, for providers of Digital Services, legal
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certainty, harmonization of rules easier to start up and
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scale up in Europe. If I'm not mistaken, isn't this
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an issue with the legal system has nothing to do with with an
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online presence? This has nothing to do with
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accountability online. Anyways, I digress for business
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use. Users of Digital Services.
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More Choice. Lower prices.
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Boom. They're getting the same thing
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as the citizens more Choice. Lower pets.
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Like a copy and paste access to eu-wide markets.
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Through platforms. Anyone who opts in?
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I'm sure Level Playing Field against providers of illegal
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content. Fuck does that?
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Even mean, what is that? Who, who decides what is he
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legal content or not? Well, just wait and he coaches
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way we're going to find out who decides that for society, its
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large greater Democratic control and oversight over systemic
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platforms mitigation of systemic risks, such as manipulation or
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disinformation. Okay?
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So here we go, which providers are covered, right?
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Because there's all different types of service providers on
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the internet. And this website has done a
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really great job of separating this out for us.
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So let's take a look. We've got intermediary services.
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Network infrastructure. Intent internet, access
22:52
providers domain name. Registrars, also, including
22:56
hosting services such as cloud and web hosting online
23:00
platforms. Bring together that bring
23:02
together Sellers and consumers such as marketplaces app stores.
23:06
Collaborative, economy, platforms what falls under that
23:12
banner and social media platforms and then very large
23:16
online platforms that pose particular risks.
23:19
It's in the dissemination of illegal content and societal
23:23
harms. This is interesting.
23:24
The specific rules are foreseen for platforms reaching more than
23:27
10% of 450 million consumers in Europe.
23:30
So for them, it all that matters is the amount of reach that the
23:34
platform has. So therefore, we must impose
23:37
these rules. Now we're getting to the point
23:39
where we're going to start to look at what these rules are.
23:42
Okay? This part I just found
23:44
interesting because I saw this happen in Canada, I started a
23:48
small business when I was in my early.
23:49
Early 20s. And the amount of red tape that
23:52
you go through is insane and it raises the barrier to entry for
23:56
anyone wanting to start a business.
23:57
So I wanted to point this out micro and small companies will
24:00
have obligations proportionate to their ability and size while
24:03
ensuring, they remain accountable, because I'm really
24:06
sure that they're figuring out what every independent
24:08
businesses costs are for staying online and figuring out if what
24:13
their quote unquote charging to be accountable is suitable or
24:16
acceptable or even affordable anyways.
24:19
So now we dive into the list of these new obligations.
24:22
Now look, we're not going to go through every single one of
24:25
these things because it is just going to take forever, okay?
24:28
But I want us to pay special attention to certain things.
24:31
Okay, at the top here, we've got the different types of services,
24:34
I just read off the intermediary, the hosting the
24:37
online, the very large platforms, along the side.
24:39
You have these new obligations that they're going to have.
24:42
And here you can see each of these platforms, what they're
24:45
going to have to oblige. To one of them is trusted.
24:49
Ligers. This is very interesting and
24:52
we're going to come back to it a little further down in the
24:54
article. But I want people to remember
24:56
this one. And you'll notice here for the
24:59
online Platforms, in the very large platforms, you'll notice
25:02
that they have certain, they have certain responsibilities,
25:06
that the others that the others don't.
25:08
And then as we get to the bottom, the largest platforms,
25:13
have these very specific responsibilities risk management
25:17
obligations and compliance. Sir external risk, auditing and
25:22
public accountability. Transparency of recommender
25:25
systems and user choice for access to information data,
25:28
sharing with authorities and researchers.
25:32
This means you're going to be mandated, like, there's no and,
25:34
and don't get me wrong. The Mandate is complete
25:36
bullshit, but in terms of, in legal jargon, the second, you
25:39
use the term mandate. That's it.
25:42
I have to do this. I have to comply.
25:43
I must comply. Anyways, codes of conduct crisis
25:48
response. Should I don't even know what
25:51
that who knows what that even entails.
25:54
What about so you know the old Trope, write it.
25:57
If the government will create a crisis in order to get more
26:00
power, right? So it's like what Perpetual
26:04
climate does that a crisis, right?
26:09
This it is it anyway I'll just I'm gonna go ham but yeah, okay,
26:14
yeah, no don't worry. We're gonna go home after this
26:16
like check this out. Okay.
26:17
So here they break it down, right?
26:18
And this is where we're going to learn about the trusted
26:20
flaggers, check this out. So what this means, right?
26:24
What? All of this Digital Services act
26:26
means measures to counter illegal Goods, services, or
26:30
content online such as a mechanism for users to flag such
26:35
content and for platforms to Eight with trusted flaggers.
26:41
That's right. We're about to start having
26:42
mandated reporters online. Get ready for that.
26:46
This is nuts at least for the EU.
26:49
Anyways, new obligations on traceability of business users
26:52
effective, safeguards for users including the possibility.
26:55
This is, this is kind of insane to challenge platforms content,
26:59
moderation decisions. That's right.
27:01
You may own the domain, you may own the website, but somebody
27:04
else from their organization can come in and challenge your
27:08
moderation decision on your own content, they make the rules.
27:13
Not your rules, not our rules are rules anyways.
27:17
Obligations for very large platforms to prevent the misuse
27:20
of their systems by taking risk based action, and by independent
27:23
audits of the risk management systems, who's going to audit,
27:26
who's going to audit this which businesses, and how do we know
27:29
that they're not government is man, they bureaucrats.
27:33
It's such a load of nonsense access to researchers to key
27:36
data of the largest Platforms in order to understand how online
27:39
risks evolve. Okay.
27:41
Did you do you know why I highlighted Listen yellow
27:43
because this means all of the data is going to be tracked
27:46
because guess what? They don't know how the risks
27:50
evolved without analyzing all the data, that's just the honest
27:53
to God truth. It's not just key points, it's
27:55
all the data. That's how they do it.
27:57
They aggregate it all and then they filter.
27:59
Anyways, oversight structure, to address the complexity of the
28:02
online space, remember Niko, you were trying to figure out, you
28:04
know, who's going to enforce these rules EU countries will
28:06
have the primary role supported by a new European board for
28:11
Digital Services. A very large of for very large
28:16
platforms, enhanced supervision and enforcement by the
28:20
commission. That's right.
28:21
Nico the commission. Once adopted, the new rules will
28:25
be directly applicable across the EU.
28:28
Now notice there's nobody voting on these rules.
28:30
There's nobody discussing this, it's simply just when they're
28:36
adopted, it's a guarantee. You're all just simply going to
28:40
take it now before I move. Heard it to Nico on this.
28:44
I just, I just want to point out in my eyes after reading through
28:48
this. The, the only thing that I can
28:51
conclude is that this is a goose step one step closer to the
28:58
digital identity, the enforcement of a digital
29:03
identity. And this brings us one step
29:05
closer because by making all of the corporations and all of the
29:09
online business places. Essentially, we were making the
29:13
The mandated reporters. It's creating this.
29:18
This completely exclusionary intranet, where you everything
29:24
you do, is entirely tracked and identified, and filtered and
29:29
essentially put into a bucket and this is scary as hell.
29:33
And the reason why I showed those first two tweets from
29:36
Obama and Hillary is because look, we've got politicians in
29:40
the United States that are cheering this Here.
29:43
And this, this is the death of true online, freedom, and
29:47
Innovation. I mean, it is just completely
29:49
insane. I don't think that it Fosters
29:51
innovation in any way, shape, or form.
29:52
All I do, I think it just creates a moat and more red tape
29:55
and not meant to do that. It's under the guys, like this
29:59
is for the public good. This is public, whatever.
30:01
But but kind of back back up a little bit.
30:04
Why is this happening, right? So this really this movement
30:09
started back in 2016 When Donald Trump got Elected over Hillary
30:14
Clinton and the reason that Donald Trump was able to get
30:17
elected was because he leverage the internet to circumvent The
30:21
Gatekeepers by using Twitter by using Facebook, right?
30:26
And what's happening right now, is that the most popular
30:29
broadcasters, right? Are independent content,
30:33
creators, right? Because they're telling the
30:35
truth. So, their usual ways of
30:37
controlling the narrative, right?
30:39
Like how they were able to sell the American public on the Iraq
30:42
War. Through Legacy Media
30:44
institutions, right? Like the New York Times, Like,
30:47
You Know, CNN Fox News. All of those places the public
30:51
trust because they not only, they Gaslight us, they straight
30:54
up lied to you. A large percentage of the
30:58
population is starting to wake up to it.
31:01
And they're saying, nah and the fact, and, and let me tell you
31:05
how scared, these people are losing control of the narrative
31:09
and losing control of it the reactions to to Or possibly
31:13
being taken over by Elon Musk and you have, you have Anna
31:18
prior American president and up up a president political
31:21
candidate who was Secretary of State openly calling for
31:26
censorship and that is completely against the First
31:31
Amendment of the United States. They know they can't pass this
31:35
here in this country but what they can do is that they could
31:39
pass it in Europe and then make it very difficult.
31:43
For those tech companies, right? To kind of have, you know, rules
31:47
for for the United States and rules for Europe.
31:51
Why are they doing this? Because they are losing the
31:53
internet. Essentially, it disintermediated
31:57
information. So, all of a sudden, you have
32:00
millions upon millions of people, talking amongst each
32:03
other, right, circumventing The Gatekeepers of the official
32:10
truth. So, they don't know what to do.
32:13
They're losing their minds. You have Barack Obama, literally
32:18
openly, there is a speech, I'll try to play a clip for you guys
32:21
but he openly called right? Like like he said the
32:26
information that I don't deem, okay is sewage raw sewage
32:31
understand, it's not necessary for people to believe this
32:35
information in order to weaken Democratic institutions.
32:41
You just have to flood a country's Public Square with
32:44
enough raw sewage. You just have to raise enough
32:48
questions, spread enough dirt. Plant enough.
32:54
Conspiracy theorizing. That citizens no longer know
32:59
what to believe. You know how insane that is.
33:03
And this is exactly why the founding fathers created the
33:07
first amendment the way it was because the bureaucracy like in
33:11
the in this case of Europe or the people or the bureaucrats
33:15
that get that get to decide what is misinformation and what is
33:19
not misinformation are going to become tyrannical, you don't get
33:24
to decide what is the truth. The truth is the truth.
33:28
People get to decide on their own.
33:30
What is the truth, but the central planners They want to
33:34
get to decide. What is the official narrative
33:36
for you? It is not a coincidence that
33:40
Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton tweeted this.
33:42
At the same time, we are winning.
33:45
They're losing control and they're freaking out because of
33:48
it. And guys, by the way, that word
33:50
democracy, okay? Bitcoin is not democratic.
33:58
Bitcoin, does it move to the Mob?
34:01
It's up to the individual, to get to decide what type of
34:06
Bitcoin software they want to run or not.
34:10
No matter how much voting power control, the mob.
34:13
The government does not matter, Bitcoin does not move.
34:17
So what happens if this passes? What's next?
34:22
Bitcoins illegal, you can't talk about Bitcoin in in in Europe.
34:27
You mentioned Bitcoin though that that you know that giant
34:30
bureaucracy. No, you can't say those types of
34:32
things. This is, I wouldn't call it
34:37
communism. I would say this is more so
34:39
fascism. This is the merger of big
34:42
companies and the state and it's absolutely disgusting.
34:46
And this is exactly, you know, the, the Davos, the world
34:49
economic Forum agenda, it's clear and present, you know?
34:54
But they wouldn't take these creatures.
34:56
First out of the closet. If they weren't in fear of
35:02
losing the inevitable, they're going to lose this.
35:05
Eventually the truth is always going to surface always it's
35:09
always going to get out there it did it in the Soviet Union as
35:12
well, everybody knew. But there's this really good
35:15
quote from Alexander solzhenitsyn and he wrote this
35:19
really great book called the gulag archipelago and it
35:21
basically describes, you know, his experiences in the Soviet
35:25
Union, the quote that I want to say is, we know they're lying.
35:29
They know they're lying and they're lying anyway right and
35:33
we are at this moment in history where these people are literally
35:38
willing to lie to your face and they don't give a shit.
35:42
You saw that with with the truckers in Canada.
35:45
You saw that with Trudeau. They don't give a shit and the
35:50
fact that you could Talk Amongst each other drives them crazy and
35:54
the fact that you can transact amongst each other and they
35:57
can't stop you, which is what Bitcoin enables that the word
36:02
above crazy meltdown. I have no idea anyways.
36:06
Why did KISS? What are your thoughts on this?
36:09
Well, I have chills just listening to you, but I'm going
36:12
to say that. I find it pretty ironic, how
36:14
they put the word Democratic in front of anything.
36:17
Making it seem like it's okay like Democratic oversight as if
36:21
you have some sort of choice. Well, I'm going to
36:24
democratically run my own node and there's nothing they could
36:27
do about it. But I'm going to say one thing
36:29
that actually think this is a good thing because, you know,
36:31
what? It's going to cause people to
36:33
see the control that they're trying to get and it's going to
36:36
cause businesses to move from those jurisdictions.
36:39
It's going to cause people to actually want to host their own
36:41
information. So in the grand scheme of
36:44
things, the whole sovereign individual thesis really plays
36:47
out. I mean, that's what happened in
36:48
the last couple of years, people started losing trust in
36:51
institutions and governments and I think this is just another
36:54
step right up. I don't think people are going
36:56
to want to be KY seeing into the internet to use certain websites
37:00
or things like that. So maybe the sheep and normies
37:03
will continue doing it at, but the right people will move or
37:07
they'll move their businesses. Is digitally, right?
37:10
Like do host whatever information they want outside of
37:12
Europe if they have to so causing more problems I mean I
37:16
don't know what these governments are thinking like
37:18
trying to create these problems that don't exist and I don't
37:22
know. Like, are they bored?
37:23
Just go outside. Get some sun like it's going to
37:26
do, they're vampires. I mean, to be honest with you,
37:30
I'm just going to drop it. It did we don't get political on
37:33
this channel, but there's a certain line that you cross
37:35
their fucking Communists. That's why their Central They
37:39
think they could plan these economies.
37:41
They think they could plan it better than everyone else can,
37:44
that's just how it is. That's what they are.
37:47
Right? That it what I'm seeing there,
37:49
right? And in it's funny because the
37:55
North Korea Nation, right? There's he's really famous
37:58
satellite pictures and you see the division between North Korea
38:01
and South Korea, right? And North Korea is completely in
38:04
the dark, right? It's a communist country but the
38:07
name of The country is called the Democratic People's Republic
38:12
of Korea. Yeah.
38:14
Yeah. So, like, dude, it's just it's
38:17
insane. It's insane.
38:18
I don't know what else to say. Optimists words, dude.
38:21
It's just it, dude, it, but it's it's hidden behind moral virtue
38:25
and goodness. We're gonna make it cheaper.
38:28
We're gonna make it this but it never does.
38:31
Its false promises and you're giving up your Liberty, right?
38:35
What's that quote by Benjamin Franklin, right?
38:37
Your if you Up your, if you give up your liberty for safety, you
38:42
deserve neither, right. Will have none, right?
38:44
Yeah, that's what you're doing, right?
38:46
So, you're giving up your Liberty for this so-called safe
38:49
internet, right? Anyways, it's absolutely
38:52
Bonkers. Optimus, what are your thoughts
38:53
on this? Well, first off, so much sauce
38:56
right there, guys. Way too much sauce for the
38:58
people, but first, your estate guys is anything.
39:03
Obz and Hillary say, like, instantly, you just do the
39:07
opposite of. So, So like I just fundamentally
39:11
whatever they say, I just think the opposite and I know that to
39:14
be true so you guys should work off this heuristic as well.
39:17
It's a pretty good heuristic to live your life by but to further
39:21
you know add to the point here you know what Nico and filler
39:25
saying is absolutely terrifying. And also on point like if you're
39:30
not following along as closely as we are over here, I'm simply
39:33
Bitcoin. Then this may be slipping
39:36
through the cracks and you may think that oh, You know, these
39:39
conspiracy theorists out here are, you know, seeing things but
39:42
when you're really this close to the information and you see
39:45
what's happening, you understand that there is a cohesive attack
39:49
against Bitcoin. And this is the then they fight
39:52
you stage, guys. So the Fudd is out there, they
39:55
are coming at you right now from all angles and like Nico and
39:58
filler. Something like we are the media,
40:00
not just us here at simply Bitcoin but everyone out there
40:03
that's on bitcoin Twitter. That is meaning that is creating
40:06
new Bitcoin ways to spread the The orange pill and also just
40:10
meeting your friends and family like guys where the media, we're
40:13
the ones that are in control because they are freaking losing
40:16
their minds out there and they're throwing anything and
40:18
seeing if it sticks and we just keep winning guys.
40:21
So, keep memeing keep doing what we're doing and just double down
40:24
guys. Just keep keep going hard cuz
40:27
you can see it. You can see it.
40:29
Absolutely color within the lines.
40:31
Remember, there's a peaceful Revolution.
40:33
Remember just the mere fact of you, taking self.
40:38
Putting your Bitcoin into Cold Storage running a running a
40:43
node. That's it.
40:44
That's all you need to do. You opt out if enough people opt
40:48
out we win and there's absolutely nothing they could do
40:53
about it. This is the separation of money
40:55
and state. We are living through it.
40:57
Of course, it was going to be chaotic.
40:59
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41:33
Neo, it's referencing Matrix movie.
41:36
I could only show you the door. You're the The one that has to
41:39
walk through it, Morpheus Tunis about the Bitcoin do.
41:41
It's so true, man. It dude, orange killing people.
41:45
You could only take them to the door but they have to cross the
41:48
door. So it's a very deep meme.
41:50
Love it. All right.
41:52
It's by a fellow plead. John acts Osterman.
41:55
I still love this mean it's been brought to my attention that
41:58
you've been shit coining again. Bitcoin is the only way have a
42:01
seat. Ha ha.
42:05
Could you imagine like a principle like have a seat?
42:07
Michael say, we're looking At you like that.
42:10
Oh man. Okay.
42:12
And I'm Anna from the zoo and there we go.
42:15
My paycheck. It's true, it's true.
42:20
Oh man, this is the best one. This is literally the best one.
42:22
Yeah, proof of stake. It's all chained up as it has
42:26
the master log and it just has a zip tie for that, that is
42:30
absolutely hilarious. Extremely accurate.
42:33
All right, moving on, this is extremely dangerous to our
42:35
democracy. They're going to say that about
42:37
Bitcoin, I guess. And T you because Bitcoin ain't
42:40
Democratic bro. Okay, anyways, Democrat,
42:44
Republican psychopath, absolutely love it.
42:48
The bull, love it. Alright, moving on to the next
42:51
one that SS facer virus, didn't work, fucking starve them, it's
42:57
true. Almost you see all those food?
43:00
All those food factories that are like spontaneously
43:02
combusting, all of a sudden it's like dude, it's crazy man.
43:06
These people man. Flu.
43:08
Catches on fire. I'm gonna, I'm Gonna Keep
43:10
doubling down if we don't separate money from State.
43:14
We are fucked. Like totally different.
43:17
You hear the what? Phil just read to you.
43:19
Oh man. Okay, moving on.
43:21
All right, I'm gonna have to enable the volume for this.
43:24
So all right so so it is by Douglas Bonaparte.
43:29
This is not really Bitcoin. I mean it is Bitcoin related
43:32
actually but I don't know he's a blue checkmark so I'm cautious.
43:36
But anyways, it's still hilarious Twitter bot.
43:38
You mentioned Bitcoin. Oh, so I guess he's making fun
43:41
of us but this is true. This is the power of the
43:43
decentralized. Immune system.
43:45
Are you ready for this? We're not Bots were real people.
44:11
That's it, that's sort of similar coming and we're coming
44:13
to shit on your thread. They don't understand they don't
44:15
understand how it like it's like it's like what Jack Mahler says.
44:18
Like, we will die on this hill, they don't Stand out like date.
44:21
They still don't get that. We are not going back to their
44:25
slavery, money. They don't understand that this
44:28
is between slavery and freedom. That's what's at stake here.
44:32
Anyways, for that. I'm gonna give it a shout-out to
44:36
tone and his conference, the unconscious cannibal wristband.
44:40
There you go. What about you, Phil?
44:42
What would you give those memes? Well, you know what?
44:45
It's too bad. I didn't have this for the show
44:47
with David, okay, but I finally got The Bitcoin swag from
44:52
represent so I'm giving it, I'm giving it my hoodie and I'm
44:55
gonna do like I'm gonna do like a showcasing here.
44:58
There you go, badass badass. Anyways guys, I'm working a
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little bit coin. Angel singing you go.
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they're going to have even more Bitcoin Merchants are definitely
45:22
want to go check that out. Anyways, Optimus, what would you
45:25
give those memes? All right, great memes.
45:29
Shout out Anna from the zoo also.
45:33
I literally didn't know that chickens flew like that.
45:36
I just thought they'd like waddled, they Glide, they can't
45:40
fly fly but they could, like they could, you know, like they
45:42
could. Yeah, there's some Savage
45:44
chicken flying there. So anyways, very my review.
45:48
I have right here on my desk. In orange seed signer.
45:54
Okay, alright very good. Speaking of cherry.
45:57
Nice. Surprise appearance from
45:58
Satoshi. The Bitcoin chicken, he's
46:00
supposed to only cluck when the price of Bitcoin or you said
46:02
all-time high, but he got jealous because we were showing
46:04
other chickens. So he had to, you know, well we
46:08
are an educational show. So I mean, you know we we do we
46:10
do like to show some science. Yeah.
46:12
Now this is true science, science science.
46:15
And we're also Psychopaths according to science scientists.
46:21
It's anyways, wine. What would you give those memes?
46:24
Well, it seems like Optimist and I are always on the same page so
46:29
I'll give him mine. Green desire.
46:32
That I own not actually built what democratically built?
46:36
I gotta score. Okay, democratically Source, the
46:39
parts. Yep.
46:40
Democratic resource departments democratically.
46:43
Getting this, my score shouts out to seat signer.
46:46
Yep, seats. That we support, we support into
46:49
we've donated to his Is awesome project.
46:51
I think it's going to become more and more important, right?
46:54
As perhaps maybe Hardware, while it's going to start becoming
46:57
illegal to purchase a Bitcoin computer, air gap, Bitcoin
47:01
computer, come on, Nico. Oh yeah.
47:03
Are, there you go? Air gap?
47:05
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concept that we've been touching on a little bit, the importance
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of separating money and state. As long as state controls the
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money supply controls money democratically, right?
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Dude citizens will never be free.
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It's like as if they're being held hostage by this Mafia,
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right? And again like this is just it's
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just crazy, right? You're Ukraine bands, Bitcoin
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purchases. Has with national currency amid
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martial law, right? This is the same Ukraine that,
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you know, use the benefits of Bitcoin, right?
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They had a hunt, they had 100,000 separate crypto
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donations, totaling 54 million dollars, right?
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So they really, really loved it right?
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But now they're banning it and let's read a little bit more.
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The Ukrainian Central Bank is now prohibiting citizens from
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purchasing Bitcoin with the local Fiat.
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And see, I'm not even going to try to pronounce that as it
49:23
attempts to curb Capital outflows under martial law,
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under the new rules, the National Bank of Ukraine is also
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limiting the amount of Bitcoin in Chicago and people could buy
49:33
with foreign reserves and equivalent of 3390 per month.
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So it's, this is what I'm telling you there.
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It's like they're holding you hostage, it's insane.
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Anyways, and check this out, because it's hilarious, right?
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Regular payments. Broad and locally for goods and
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services. Do not fall under the umbrella
49:54
of new restrictions. So if you use their money, no
49:58
restrictions right. You know, the money they can
49:59
censor the bank added as it seeks to limit quasi cash
50:04
transactions. Didn't seem so fucking quasi
50:09
when you guys raise fifty, four million dollars, huh?
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Anyways then I kind of dug through this Bloomberg article.
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There's some signal in here. Anyways the name of the Articles
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Ukraine's Bitcoin and shit coin, Banker describes how war is
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changing his life and in this article.
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Now I understand why they banned it and let's check it out.
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Like most of ukrainians, Michael choba choba 90 and sorry Isaac
50:37
can't pronounce. That is Rita, Nico.
50:38
Can't read is reaching for weapons on to defend his country
50:42
from the Russian invasion. Instead of rifles, he's taking
50:45
up something more, much more modern crypto, Michael 38
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oversees the country's growing digital currency War chest,
50:53
which exceeded 60 million in late, March the result of
50:56
international outpouring of support, right?
50:59
So, you know, they took in all that money, it all that Bitcoin,
51:02
right? But they made it illegal for the
51:03
common citizen, to hold it for sure.
51:05
What are your frustrations? Right.
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And, you know, they're interviewing Michael in this,
51:09
right? And this is, this is what he had
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to say. And crypto, you're always
51:13
prepared for the worse, you're prepared for the hackers or for
51:16
the police raids or something like that health issues, stress
51:19
internet access for me, personally, was the hardest.
51:22
The rest was just business as usual.
51:24
The state of the crypto Market. Obviously, has changed a lot
51:27
cash, u.s. dollars in. Ukraine are pretty much useless,
51:32
no one wants them. Now, let me go back to this,
51:36
right? Regular payments abroad and
51:39
locally for goods and services. Do not fall under the umbrella
51:42
of new restrictions, the bank added, as it seeks to limit
51:45
quasi cash, right? Let me go back.
51:51
The state of the crypto Market, obviously has changed a lot cash
51:54
US Dollars and Ukraine are pretty much useless.
51:58
No one wants them prior to that dollars were the main payment
52:01
method for the OTC market. Now, considering that you can't
52:05
really move cash outside of the country.
52:07
You don't, you can't, you cannot store it securely, no one really
52:10
wants it. Now the most valuable form of
52:13
money and Ukraine is crypto, but remember, it's quasi according
52:18
to the government. Everyone wants crypto because
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this is the fastest, the most flexible easiest, less
52:25
bureaucratic way to store and spend your money.
52:27
Krypto is the new king of money and Ukraine.
52:32
Now. Oh, now you wonder why their
52:33
Bandit, right? Can't have the citizen, you
52:37
know, do its thing. One of the run of the reasons
52:41
crypto Dawson has been so high and that Ukraine is the highest
52:44
history of instability of the late, Soviet era corruption and
52:47
weak currency. What do you think will be the
52:49
long-term Legacy of this war? The fundamental change is that
52:53
before the war? There were a lot of Skeptics,
52:55
especially in the government in the banks in the military.
52:57
Now, there is no skepticism because they understand that, we
53:00
save lives every single Go minute with Bitcoin and shit
53:04
coin, but apparently not so much anymore.
53:07
They would rather have control than save lives.
53:09
According to this, right? You can't try to ignore it, but
53:13
you can ignore when their families are actually fed fed
53:17
with crypto or when the soldiers are dressed in bulletproof vests
53:20
and helmets and crypto. You cannot ignore that
53:22
especially considering that there is nothing you could do
53:25
with cash. So all the Skeptics.
53:27
Now understand that Bitcoin is shit Cohen is here to stay and
53:31
it's really Convenient. So I guess that's the biggest
53:33
fundamental change. Okay, so That was rated March
53:38
31st. And they banned it for the
53:43
average person. Called it quasi.
53:47
But they definitely used it to raise money for their war
53:50
effort. You heard it from self, you
53:52
heard it from that guy, himself a Ukrainian.
53:55
It's the most sought over currency over there.
54:01
The hypocritical nist. Doesn't surprise me.
54:05
The government is just following their own incentives.
54:07
They're just trying to maintain control and power.
54:09
That's just a simple as that unless we separate money from
54:13
State. This will keep happening the
54:16
bureaucrat the government. They're going to hold a giant
54:19
Club over your head and they're going to say we're doing this
54:23
for your own safety. Bullshit.
54:26
And I'm so disappointed Ukraine and I know that the Bitcoin
54:30
magazine they put they made a major bet on Ukraine.
54:33
They opened you know a satellite office in the Ukraine like and
54:40
there you go, dude, when the going gets tough for the
54:42
government because people are choosing not to use the
54:44
government money. Ban bullshit, dude bullshit.
54:49
Anyways, Phil. Yeah.
54:52
I you, look, you hit the nail on the head, right?
54:54
The government you See, clear hypocrisy.
54:58
And of course they don't give a shit because incentives, so look
55:02
it was fantastic that they got 15 point of fifty four point
55:05
eight million dollars in donations, through Bitcoin and
55:08
shit coins. But at the same time, right?
55:12
They can't have their citizens, dumping their, you know, dumping
55:17
their local currency. They just can't have that
55:20
because that's where the government gets all their power.
55:22
So this is really interesting what we're starting to To see
55:25
Nico because you essentially have governments to me when
55:29
governments do that. It's the government saying, the
55:32
only thing we know how to do is coerce you with violent money.
55:37
So that's all we have to offer you.
55:40
We don't offer any other value because you've been overpaying
55:44
for subpar services that we force you to take.
55:48
Like, it's just that they are at this point, right?
55:51
Where they cannot provide value. That is my point.
55:53
My point is, they know that they can't I'd value they know that
55:56
there's nothing else to do and it's like, okay, you know what,
55:59
all we can do is bend them from saving themselves.
56:01
Do our best to ban them from saving themselves and connect,
56:05
insane and connect the dots connect the dots with with Phil
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covered in the daily fail, right?
56:10
They would rather trike double down on the control, the
56:14
Tyranny, all of that. Then give up control.
56:17
Do you see what's happening here?
56:19
These are the people. These are your betters.
56:21
These is this is the ruling class Nico.
56:25
Oh sweet, sweet comfortable control, right?
56:29
It's like you said, right? Where the Psychopaths remember
56:33
where the Psychopaths according to, according to the scientist?
56:36
This is you can't make this shit up.
56:37
Anyways optimists, what are your thoughts on this?
56:41
Well I really love that they you know, take the Bitcoin donations
56:46
and then they just go up and just rug pull on everyone.
56:49
So first off guys, everyone's a scammer.
56:54
Quit scam. Yourself out of your Bitcoins by
56:56
donating them to governments. I thought we're here trying to
57:00
defund them. Stop giving them your Bitcoin
57:03
second off. I really love this news, I'm
57:07
always super bullish when Government tried to ban Bitcoin
57:09
because it literally just proves my point or our point every time
57:14
it's like, of course, an authoritarian is trying to ban
57:17
Freedom money. So guys, you should see this as
57:21
bullish because it just proves our point that we have the best
57:25
Money. And they're going to try to shut
57:27
it down. So winning winning.
57:30
Absolutely do day. And and guys like this might
57:32
seem dark, but you wouldn't have, you know, prior
57:37
presidential candidates prior presidents coming out of the
57:40
woodwork you wouldn't have these drastic you know measures by
57:44
governments. If Bitcoin was not a threat to
57:47
them if the freedom to to transact, right?
57:50
Without any, without any fear of repercussions or censorship,
57:54
that is a threat. To them.
57:55
And that's what they're trying to stop.
57:57
Anyways, wine, you had some awesome references to the
58:00
sovereign individual. What are your thoughts on this?
58:02
I mean, how many times do you need to have your trust broken
58:05
to finally? Stop trusting.
58:07
These institutions and governments.
58:09
Like just like, there's Perpetual daily fails that we go
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with all the shit coin run polls.
58:14
There's always going to be the government pulling a fast one on
58:17
you. So, I mean, that's all the
58:21
evidence I need to just not care and just focus on your
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individual. Self and try to make the best
58:28
with the situation around you. That's all absolutely.
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Trusted third parties are security holes.