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Tariff Chaos Returns!🔥Crypto Market Update📉 · The Paul Barron Crypto Show

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Speaker 1: Tariff chaos is back on the agenda and today we'll
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Speaker 1: break it down for you, get you into some of
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Speaker 1: A couple of things that have been going on here
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Speaker 1: this week, and one of them that I think is
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Speaker 1: the biggest issue is what's happening with these tariffs and
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Speaker 1: how China is really playing in back into the volatility
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Speaker 1: side of things. I want to show a tweet for
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Speaker 1: you guys. Let me share this to you. By the way,
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Speaker 1: I'm out at the Bitcoin conference in Vegas, also attending
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Speaker 1: the XRP Las Vegas event. Like coin has a conference
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Speaker 1: out here, it seems to be a crypto week. A
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Speaker 1: lot happening out here definitely, all right, So let me
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Speaker 1: jump into this tweet right here. This, of course is
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Speaker 1: President Trump talking about China and the fact that they
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Speaker 1: have totally violated the whole idea around these trade tariffs
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Speaker 1: and what the negotiation stood for. Now, we don't know
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Speaker 1: all of the details for this just yet. We're going
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Speaker 1: to get into that in a second. And this clip
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Speaker 1: that I'm going to play for you guys next is
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Speaker 1: going to give you a little bit more of an
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Speaker 1: insight on what is going on. So take a look.
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Speaker 2: Tell us specifically what they did or frankly didn't do
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Speaker 2: in this case.
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Speaker 3: Well, remember when the United States imposed reciprocal tariffs on
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Speaker 3: the world, right, this wasn't China specific. There were other
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Speaker 3: countries that had higher tariff rates than China assigned to them.
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Speaker 3: China was the only country to retaliate, remember that, and
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Speaker 3: so the president was forced to retaliate to maintain the
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Speaker 3: effectiveness of the tariff. Now, when the Chinese were yeah,
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Speaker 3: let me get to that. When the Chinese retaliated, it
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Speaker 3: wasn't just with the tariff. They put in place countermeasures
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Speaker 3: where they put certain US companies on blacklists. They restricted
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Speaker 3: the flow of rare earth magnets to US and other countries.
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Speaker 3: In the world. And so when they agreed in Geneva
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Speaker 3: to remove their tariff and their countermeasures, they remove the
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Speaker 3: tariff like we did, but some of the countermeasures they've
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Speaker 3: flowed on. If you read the news, you can see
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Speaker 3: that Europe, Japan, the United States, elsewhere, we haven't seen
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Speaker 3: the flow of some of those critical minerals as they
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Speaker 3: were supposed to be doing.
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Speaker 1: All right. So this is the thing that kind of
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Speaker 1: surprises me is if you're in the level of politics
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Speaker 1: that the Trump administration obviously is doing on a global scale,
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Speaker 1: meaning they're meeting with, you know, global leaders all around
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Speaker 1: the world, how is your administration not aware that these
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Speaker 1: kinds of tactics will be pulled in many cases by
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Speaker 1: a lot of the power countries. You see also what's
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Speaker 1: happening with Putin and his kind of restructure of how
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Speaker 1: he's working with the administration trying to be a much
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Speaker 1: more cagy. I think that's the thing that the Trump
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Speaker 1: administration has missed right here in terms of being able
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Speaker 1: to understand that there are going to be some curveballs
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Speaker 1: thrown at them. So hopefully they can get into this
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Speaker 1: and get past the next level. Now, the question of
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Speaker 1: negotiations the question is going to be how does this
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Speaker 1: affect the markets. There's a lot of analysts right now,
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Speaker 1: including myself, that are looking at the market saying, maybe
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Speaker 1: this is just a little bit of a side step,
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Speaker 1: because I feel like the markets are still in the
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Speaker 1: position to go up. Yes, we will see some dips
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Speaker 1: and these are opportunities. But when I go to Tom Lee,
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Speaker 1: he kind of breaks it down for you to take
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Speaker 1: a look.
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Speaker 4: The visibility on tariffs has gotten messier because now we
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Speaker 4: have the judicial system weighing in on what can be
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Speaker 4: done and the response from.
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Speaker 1: The White House.
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Speaker 4: But because I think the scope of what can be
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Speaker 4: accomplished with tariffs is actually shrunk, it means when we
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Speaker 4: think outside the next couple of months, I think that
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Speaker 4: ultimately it's pushing us closer to a resolution because now
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Speaker 4: the bid ask between like what other countries might accept
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Speaker 4: versus what the White House is trying to achieve, is
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Speaker 4: actually shrinking, and that gets us closer to the endgame.
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Speaker 4: So I think this is actually a net positive for stocks,
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Speaker 4: and I can understand why markets are confused, But to me,
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Speaker 4: I think the equity risk reward is still better today
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Speaker 4: than it was in February twenty twenty five when the
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Speaker 4: SMP was at its old hives.
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Speaker 5: Right, So.
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Speaker 1: All right, so you can see Lee is fairly bullish here.
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Speaker 1: And there's two things to take away from that clip.
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Speaker 1: One is that he's looking at we're so far down
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Speaker 1: the negotiation path that the narrow opportunity of backing away
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Speaker 1: is starting to come off the table, meaning that Trump
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Speaker 1: knows that he's affecting the economy here in the US,
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Speaker 1: but he also knows that he's coming to a closer
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Speaker 1: deal in any kind of win a sliver, I think
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Speaker 1: is what the administration is looking for. So be on
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Speaker 1: the lookout. I think that's going to be the next
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Speaker 1: play that goes into the upside for the market. So
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Speaker 1: if you're playing the market early, you want to be
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Speaker 1: in a position before the market starts to move. And
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Speaker 1: I think that is what Tom Lee is really breaking down.
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Speaker 1: Scott Bessen a pretty sharp guy right now. I think
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Speaker 1: their strategy this is a good strategy, I think, and
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Speaker 1: that is around the whole issue of tariffs is blame
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Speaker 1: the failure of tariffs basically on the judicial system, get
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Speaker 1: it over for good, and then take a quiet loss
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Speaker 1: and go on. Now the question is really going to
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Speaker 1: boil down to whether or not Trump will do that,
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Speaker 1: and personally, I just I don't know. I feel like
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Speaker 1: maybe he will because there's just so much turmoil from
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Speaker 1: a global standpoint. He's getting a lot of pressure both
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Speaker 1: from the economic side here in the US, from a
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Speaker 1: lot of the companies on the SMP. He's getting pressure
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Speaker 1: from a lot of trade partners, which I think has anticipated.
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Speaker 1: But one thing to take away from this is that
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Speaker 1: we have started to see a lot of companies, at
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Speaker 1: least initially start to get back to the onshore capacity
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Speaker 1: of bringing back manufacturing. Now, it's not going to come
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Speaker 1: back in the way that we know it in the future,
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Speaker 1: but it definitely is starting down a track that is
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Speaker 1: kind of interesting going forward. Now, the question will be,
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Speaker 1: because I think this is the meeting that everybody is
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Speaker 1: waiting on, is that if Trump and Gigiping will meet.
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Speaker 1: So take a look at this poly market right here.
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Speaker 1: This is a good, interesting poly market. This is only
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Speaker 1: a six percent chance before July. So if China is
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Speaker 1: playing this this way, being cagey about you know, oh,
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Speaker 1: we're going to do this and do that, We're going
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Speaker 1: to take away these rare minerals, put some Blacklist over here.
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Speaker 1: It's all of these little contingencies that are flowing into
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Speaker 1: this negotiation. Has China got the upper hand on this
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Speaker 1: administration because they were either not ready for that, or
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Speaker 1: is it going to draw out the mass or the
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Speaker 1: top leaders, including Trump, and we get a head to
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Speaker 1: head in this particular polymarket. I think it might be wrong.
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Speaker 1: I think we do get a situation with Trump and
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Speaker 1: Ji earlier. And the reason being is I do think
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Speaker 1: that we're going to see a lot more pressure from
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Speaker 1: the US companies here, mainly to take price on what's
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Speaker 1: going on in the markets for sure. On another note,
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Speaker 1: Pal took a trip over to the White House, called
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Speaker 1: up there by President Trump, and they got into a meeting.
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Speaker 1: Here's a clip to kind of explain that, because this
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Speaker 1: will get into whether we're going to see Fed fund
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Speaker 1: rates change or is this an inflation situation that could
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Speaker 1: be brewing take a look.
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Speaker 5: The Fed put out a statement on this saying the
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Speaker 5: meeting came at the President's invitation. He says that they
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Speaker 5: discussed economic developments, including growth, employment, and inflation. The statement
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Speaker 5: goes on to say that Chair Powell did not discuss
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Speaker 5: his expectations for monetary policy. Except to stress that the
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Speaker 5: path of policy will depend entirely on incoming economic information
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Speaker 5: and what that means for the outlook. The statement also
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Speaker 5: concludes saying, finally, Chairpowell said that he and his colleagues
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Speaker 5: on the FMC will set monetary policy as required by law.
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Speaker 5: The Federal Reserve saying they did take this meeting, they
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Speaker 5: had meeting with the president, but clearly here sticking to
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Speaker 5: the Fed's role of this third party not clearly listening
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Speaker 5: to political pressure and that sort of thing coming after
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Speaker 5: the President many times over the course of this term
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Speaker 5: so far this year, trying to put some pressure on
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Speaker 5: the Federal Reserve chairman. And this does come Scott just
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Speaker 5: for a little bit of context. After at the last
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Speaker 5: FED meeting, Powell was asked about meeting with the president.
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Speaker 5: He said he had never asked for a meeting. He
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Speaker 5: thought he never would now saying the FED saying today
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Speaker 5: this meeting did come at the president's invitation.
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Speaker 1: All right, So there's kind of the insight on Powell.
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Speaker 1: I think he's holding the line right now, mainly because
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Speaker 1: of what we'll most likely see in the lagging numbers
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Speaker 1: coming in both from labor and possibly from inflation. Inflation
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Speaker 1: in the next few months, because I think pala is
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Speaker 1: still trying to hold some cards in his vest. How
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Speaker 1: this plays out with Trump continuing to put pressure on
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Speaker 1: Palell who knows. But I think that this is a
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Speaker 1: market right now that is volatile in a lot ways,
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Speaker 1: not only what we're seeing in the tariff side, what
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Speaker 1: we'll most likely see on the inflationary and also on
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Speaker 1: the FED funds rate going forward. All right, I want
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Speaker 1: to jump to this tweet right here, because this is
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Speaker 1: a big deal and the SEC has now said that
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Speaker 1: crypto staking on proof of state networks does not involve securities.
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Speaker 1: This is going to open up a lot in terms
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Speaker 1: of how this is going forward. And I think this
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Speaker 1: is one of the things that we've been talking about
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Speaker 1: for quite some time, is that staking will be that
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Speaker 1: next bonanza, especially as we start to see ETFs and
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Speaker 1: others really play into this, and as retail comes into
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Speaker 1: the market and realizes there's going to be more offerings
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Speaker 1: going out there, and I think this is only going
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Speaker 1: to lead in with that. Now, I want to go
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Speaker 1: to a clip. This clip is of Hester Pearce talking
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Speaker 1: about DEXes not having a register.
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Speaker 6: Take a look, do you want to have a federal
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Speaker 6: regulatory regime for crypto trading platforms where retail folks. Okay,
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Speaker 6: see you got one answer right there. I do not
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Speaker 6: think that most crypto assets are themselves securities, and so
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Speaker 6: that means that platforms where those trade, they would not
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Speaker 6: be required to register with US or frankly anyone else
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Speaker 6: at the at the federal level. Well, I have said,
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Speaker 6: we're trying to do a one eighty from what we
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Speaker 6: were doing before at the SEC. So I guess that
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Speaker 6: means bitcoin is now the only security.
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Speaker 1: That's joking, that's a joke.
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Speaker 6: That's a joke.
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Speaker 1: Wow, Okay, that was a heavy joke at the Bigclin conference.
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Speaker 1: And I think the point she's getting at is the
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Speaker 1: key statement there was one eighty one eighty from what
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Speaker 1: we've seen coming out of this last administration on the SEC.
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Speaker 1: This I think is good for all coins. It also
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Speaker 1: coils up I think a lot of opportunity for blockchain
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Speaker 1: in general when you look at where the market is heading.
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Speaker 1: This is coming from Yacht Su, the CEO of Animical Brands.
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Speaker 1: If you guys don't know who that is, go I
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Speaker 1: do a little research. But Hong Kong is now paving
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Speaker 1: the way to a clear stable coin regulation. This is
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Speaker 1: a big dealt We mentioned and talked about this a
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Speaker 1: little bit last week, and I think people don't realize
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Speaker 1: just how big of a deal that this is. We
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Speaker 1: are going to start to see Asia moving very swiftly.
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Speaker 1: So one thing from that tweet that you have to
11:14
Speaker 1: look at, obviously he was talking about soon there is
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Speaker 1: for the US is that if we can get the
11:20
Speaker 1: Genius Act in play Monday, as early as Monday, that
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Speaker 1: could really start to set markets in a very interesting place.
11:27
Speaker 1: And again, this will get into liquidity people feeling much
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Speaker 1: more comfortable coming into crypto, and I think that is
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Speaker 1: kind of the next step. Now when you think about
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Speaker 1: new people coming into crypto, one of the major places
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Speaker 1: where this is going to happen is coming through Robinhood.
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Speaker 1: Now I want to show a tweet because this is
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Speaker 1: getting into something that I think everybody needs to pay
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Speaker 1: attention to, and that is token stocks. This of course,
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Speaker 1: let me kind of zoom in on that token I
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Speaker 1: stocks and the risk of not having them. This is
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Speaker 1: something that Vlad was talking about at the conference at
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Speaker 1: the Bitcoin conference, and he alluded to the fact that
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Speaker 1: this was coming to robin Hood very quickly. It's possibly
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Speaker 1: that could be even launched at their next upcoming event
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Speaker 1: this summer. This would be an absolute unbelievable I think,
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Speaker 1: bullish sign for stock. Just the fact that we would
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Speaker 1: go to three sixty feet that is a big deal,
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Speaker 1: I think. And this is something that when we start
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Speaker 1: to see this going forward, it's going to be a
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Speaker 1: part of the market that a lot of people have
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Speaker 1: been asking for. Now, I want to get into a
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Speaker 1: clip where Vlad talks about token is securities and what
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Speaker 1: this means. Take a look.
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Speaker 2: It's our belief actually that we don't even need congressional
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Speaker 2: action to make tokenization real. This is kind of what
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Speaker 2: we're engaging with them about. And I think they're excited.
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Speaker 2: Everyone seems to want this to happen.
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Speaker 6: When you say they, are you talking about Paul Atkins.
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Speaker 5: Commissioner purse or how are those conversations looking.
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Speaker 2: Well, if you look at a commissioner perse she's very
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Speaker 2: keen on modernizing the infrastructure private company, this is kind
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Speaker 2: of a different thing. So for that, we need a
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Speaker 2: complete rethink of the accreditation rules.
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Speaker 1: All right, So I want to go from this from
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Speaker 1: that last clip, and I want to now jump over
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Speaker 1: to Hester Paris, and this is more around KYC and
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Speaker 1: just to kind of get a frame of this when
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Speaker 1: you look at this next generation of investors, this could
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Speaker 1: be a major issue, especially if you think about what
13:22
Speaker 1: happened with the Coinbase release of data. Obviously we'll see
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Speaker 1: more of that coming down the pipe. I think it's
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Speaker 1: just going to be honeypots out there if we continued
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Speaker 1: the direction of these KYC opportunities. This is where Hester
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Speaker 1: Pierce actually thinks the opposite. Take a look.
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Speaker 6: What makes the United States unique is that we're all
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Speaker 6: about people's freedom. It is very important that whatever we
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Speaker 6: do on the regulatory side embeds that philosophical underpinning, and
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Speaker 6: those conversations can be difficult to have in Washington because
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Speaker 6: we have accepted in the United States a much greater
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Speaker 6: degree of findinancial surveillance personally then I think is appropriate
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Speaker 6: and I think it's it's important, you know, you all
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Speaker 6: need to weigh in on that. It becomes easier and
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Speaker 6: easier for the government to just say, Okay, well we'll
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Speaker 6: just collect all this data and we'll monitor what people
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Speaker 6: are doing. But that turns us into the kind of
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Speaker 6: place that we don't want to be.
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Speaker 1: Man I tell you. Hearing that from an SEC commissioner,
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Speaker 1: it just it does me good. And I think the
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Speaker 1: point that Aster peers, I hopefully she's not just talking
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Speaker 1: to the crowd because it was at a bitcoin conference.
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Speaker 1: But if this is a major shift, this would be
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Speaker 1: a dynamic, polar opposite position of where we are going
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Speaker 1: to see investing in the future. And I think this
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Speaker 1: does move into this whole new demographic and expectations, which
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Speaker 1: is why we've seen kind of a global culture starting
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Speaker 1: to develop around culture and crypto, and I think it's
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Speaker 1: just beginning. So get ready speaking of global cultures, all right,
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Speaker 1: So I want to jump to this tweet right here,
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Speaker 1: and if you guys, we did this video last or
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Speaker 1: earlier this week, and this was on Sharplink Gaming and
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Speaker 1: their move toward acquiring eth as and putting it on
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Speaker 1: the treasury and but building a business around it, very
15:14
Speaker 1: similar to what Strategy is doing. And so if you missed,
15:17
Speaker 1: if you like this tweet, it's kind of a little
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Speaker 1: tongue in cheek, but if you like the idea of
15:21
Speaker 1: getting back on a major move, well, Sharplink could be
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Speaker 1: the one to be watching. Now. I want to look
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Speaker 1: at something real quickly. I'm gonna jump to a clip. Actually,
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Speaker 1: this is Martin Screlly because he's starting to short s BET,
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Speaker 1: which is Sharplink Gaming. And look what happened, think a look.
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Speaker 7: That just announced they're going to do an Ethereum treasury.
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Speaker 7: So this is s bet and the stocks of four
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Speaker 7: hundred percent and they will have around four hundred million
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Speaker 7: of etherory and Ethereum has kind of been a dog
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Speaker 7: of a bit of a dog, I think as bets
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Speaker 7: a short, I mean, you're it's a three billion dollar company.
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Speaker 7: I want to buy one dollar of Ethereum for five dollars.
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Speaker 7: That sounds great. Yeah, so I don't I don't think
16:03
Speaker 7: that's a good a goodbye. If you're sure something is worthless,
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Speaker 7: you should have no fear. Thank you, Michael, I really
16:09
Speaker 7: appreciate we want you as a client long term. You
16:11
Speaker 7: should short ask bat. I think we'll see who's right.
16:14
Speaker 7: At the end, I'm about to go from asking to
16:16
Speaker 7: classy is over for you. Keep dreaming. I'm about to
16:19
Speaker 7: put you in superposition. But you know, there's people out
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Speaker 7: there that they really think they they really think they
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Speaker 7: did five years like me. They really think they've been
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Speaker 7: in the trenches like me.
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Speaker 1: And this is an example of him getting his ass
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Speaker 1: handed to him right here, with over two hundred and
16:35
Speaker 1: forty four percent gain just in the last week right
16:38
Speaker 1: there on sharp Link gaming up tremendously and it could
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Speaker 1: be the play of the future. So I love it.
16:45
Speaker 1: I love it when a plan comes together. This is
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Speaker 1: the kind of thing that we love to see in
16:48
Speaker 1: the markets right there, and that is conviction in different assets.
16:52
Speaker 1: On to another topic, and that is what's happening with
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Speaker 1: Elon Musk and one of the things that Elon has
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Speaker 1: been doing over the last little bit. We did a
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Speaker 1: whole video on this, but I want to share this
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Speaker 1: tweet because this kind of sums it up a little
17:05
Speaker 1: bit for what's going on. He's basically saying, Hey, my
17:08
Speaker 1: time is a special government employee. It's coming to an end.
17:12
Speaker 1: Doge is still going to work somehow. I don't know
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Speaker 1: how that's going to work without him and his engineers
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Speaker 1: to even make a run at it. But we did
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Speaker 1: a full video on this to really kind of break
17:22
Speaker 1: everything down. If you guys haven't seen video, just jump
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Speaker 1: over to our YouTube channel. It's the one that's featured
17:29
Speaker 1: right there. You guys can kind of see it. And
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Speaker 1: the thing with this video was really, in my opinion,
17:35
Speaker 1: was the fact that we believe that Doge failed, and
17:39
Speaker 1: that is something that you know, I think even Elon
17:42
Speaker 1: is now in a position where he might be relegated
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Speaker 1: to accepting that, mainly because of what we're seeing on
17:46
Speaker 1: the budget bill and the tax bill. That whether or
17:49
Speaker 1: not it gets through is the real question. But the
17:51
Speaker 1: appetite of DC to be able to handle these kinds
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Speaker 1: of constan just is not there, and there's so much
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Speaker 1: fight that I don't think Elon is really ready for that.
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Speaker 1: So unfortunately, this will be good for Crypto. I think
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Speaker 1: it will be because in general it has been one
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Speaker 1: of those positions where Elon has kind of been a
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Speaker 1: hated individual. Hopefully he's going to get back to doing
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Speaker 1: business and getting back to what he wants to do. Now.
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