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Tik Tok Ban Dangerous for Bitcoin in America | EP 705 · Simply Bitcoin

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Yeah, we're gonna simply Bitcoin live your number one source for
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the peaceful Bitcoin revolution of the color breaking news
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culture matter. Warfare will be your guide
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through the separation of money and stay in today's one of those
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episodes where we're going to talk about the separation of
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money and say we're going to talk about the restrict act or
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the infamous sore. So cold Tick Tock ban right to
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the point. That it was actually covered
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yesterday on Tucker Carlson tonight.
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Chapman's to be the second, most popular broadcaster in America
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3.5 million. Average, viewers per episode
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second to Joe Rogan, right? And he was covering it, but it's
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interesting a couple things that are happening at the same time,
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right? We know how the B Administration
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feels about the industry. We've been covering operation
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choke point 2.0 for the last couple months, and we also know
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how they took advantage of the FTX blow up.
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The banking in security to justify a lot of Actions right
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to in the hopes of isolating or stopping the adoption of Bitcoin
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at least in the United States, right?
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Was just something very similar right there, taking advantage of
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tick-tock, which a lot of people, you know, think of
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tick-tock as this like, you know, secret Chinese Gap that's
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like, brainwashing people all over America, which, you know,
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maybe that's true. But I'll tell you this.
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Do we really want to live in a country where the government is
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deciding, what apps you can download.
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And what apps, you Not download, not to mention all the powers
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that this bestows, if this act passes, this bestows an
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unelected bureaucrat in the US government.
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Keep in mind this is not a partisan act like this isn't
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like the Elizabeth Warren that was introduced.
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That Elizabeth Warren act that has introduced this is
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bipartisan. So there's Republicans and
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Democrats that are signed up to this thing.
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It's pretty scary, the language and it will affect Bitcoin the
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way that it's phrase, which makes you think which makes you
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think, right? Was this just another perfect?
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Excuse. We know how the administration
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feels about this about feels about the industry.
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Take a look at the Presidential or, you know, the White House
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economic report, right? They dedicated 20 pages to
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making the case as to why Central Banking is necessary.
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You know why Bitcoin feels as a currency and why you need a
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state to have a currency, right? So, you know, again, I always
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say this lots of coincidences, lots of things happening, you
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know, at very similar time so we have the breakdown for you guys.
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Today, we're going to get into the details.
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We have the sauce like we always do.
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But first, I want to bring in my office.
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Um, optimistic co-host wakes, wakes up with a smile every
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single morning. How you doing hoppy doing great,
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dude? Wonderful Anika.
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Yeah, man. I'm excited to get into the
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details of this. I only have a loose loose
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understanding of everything going on.
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So I'm excited for Nico Jones to be on the case and the honestly
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I'm more hype that we have LaRon on today because he's a longhorn
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Lee Rod. Sorry my bad I he's a lot more
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technical. Than I am.
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So I'm sure we're going to get some really some really great
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take from him. And then of course, we're going
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to feature Lear on on the culture and see what he's been
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working on. Get a little grasp, from a more
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technical perspective of everything going on in the the
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Bitcoin field right now. So let's bring them in 100%.
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We used to call Iran and we still duel.
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Iran is simply Bitcoins. Technical correspondent, welcome
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back. Clear on.
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Hey guys, it's good to be back. How's it go?
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Happy to have you? Where you been bro?
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I've missed you. You staying busy man.
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Just working, you know, staying busy.
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with the be. Anyways, I want to cover this
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today. Opt he's ex girlfriend,
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Christine Lagarde saying the quiet part out loud.
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But before we play that actually want to play, you guys a video
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of you know, just I think they got a Zoomer and I think she's
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convincing people to use the digital Euro.
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I want to play that for you guys and we'll talk about and then
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we'll listen to what Chris Christie has to say.
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Let's check it out. One year ago, we started
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exploring what I digital Europe I may look like I research isn't
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complete yet but here's what we can already tell you about the
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digital Euro. One, you would be able to make
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payments quickly and safely. How is that different from the
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way people currently pay? Well, with the digital Euro,
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you'd be using the safest money available because it be should
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buy us the European Central Bank.
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To you could pay digitally in physical shops, or online across
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all Euro area countries and three your privacy.
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Good be protected to the greatest extent possible.
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In fact D, CB is not interested in what you Pay for, we wouldn't
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have access to the personal data of the people.
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Making the payments want to know more, click on the link, I don't
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believe them. I don't believe them at all.
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And then, why are they doing this?
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Well let's let's take a look at what opt is ex-girlfriend has to
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say. Where Do We Stand?
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We Central Bankers. We have been operating as a
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monetary anchor in relation to the commercial Banks and the
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private money. If we are not in that game, if
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we are not involved in experimenting, in innovating, in
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terms of digital central bank money, we risk losing the role
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of Anchor that we have played for many many decades and we
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have historical examples of period where the Central Bank.
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Monetary anchor was not there and that precipitated crisis
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after crisis that certainly was the case at the time of the Free
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banking in the 19th century. Do we want to go back to those
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days? Probably not.
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I would say, certainly not from our Vantage Point, as a result
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of which we have to respond to the demand for those digital
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payment in order. Her to maintain the role of
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anchor that we have been playing regularly.
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I don't know about you guys but like fuck their anchor bro,
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that's just sucks. But no seriously.
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It's so funny you know, they get they try to play the Zoomer type
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of thing where they do a vertical video and it's like
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user CBD. See currency, it's great.
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They do like the cutting frame and the thing and then like
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she's like getting up from a seat to, like, make it seem
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organic but it totally doesn't feel like it's organic.
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But yeah, what are the claims that she made?
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She's like, we will respect your privacy.
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The other one was, this is the safest money, you know, you
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could try Trust you could trust us the European Central Bank and
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then like a response to Chrissy, right?
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It's like look like I don't know about you guys but I don't I
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don't trust that like I don't you know I serve Central Banking
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hasn't served me, right? Maybe if you are an owner of
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assets like you know, real estate, you know, equities
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whatever, but the vast majority of people, especially if you're
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under the 30 age of 35, this system hasn't served, you very
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well very well, right? So like, what It would like, you
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know, perhaps they want to talk about, you know, maintaining
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their own Mo and maintaining their privileges.
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But you know, the rest of us, I just want to use money.
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That doesn't steal from me. I just want I want money that
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isn't designed to lose purchasing power over time.
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That's what I want, right? This isn't about the efficiency
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of payments as much as they would like to distract you on
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what the actual Revolution is. The actual Revolution is
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individuals being able to save without the The fear of wealth
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confiscation, either that's through inflated like inflation
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or tyrannical government. That's what it's about.
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They always avoid that. They always avoid that
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conversation. It's not about efficiency of
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payments, it's about inflation. It's about the fact that money
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shouldn't steal from you. Anyways.
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Clear on what are your thoughts and then we'll pass it on to
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Opti. I mean I you know I think
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technology-wise of course going to be the Natural Evolution.
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They want to do fast payments, whatever it is that they're
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trying to do but it's the narrative, you know, that's
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That's what gets me about this Al's.
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Like they're trying to kind of latch onto this narrative, this,
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you know, whatever, crypto narrative, whatever, they're
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trying to do, but it's this like weird narrative and then
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throwing in privacy in there like private from who.
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Exactly. Yeah.
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Maybe there's some sort of privacy enhancements built in
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there but not from the government's, that's for sure.
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There's, there's no way that they're building privacy
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directly into that. And like you mentioned, it's
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just what, what are they solving, you know, instead of
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trying to solve the issue that we are seeing globally with
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these banking? Isis.
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You know, these banking's are these banks are melting due to
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these policies. They're, you know, they're
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focusing on this, like, oh, we got to make it fast.
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We got to do this. We got to do that.
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And that's that's not the issue that we're having today.
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In the economy is this quick payments, you know, 100% And
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like that's what they want you to focus on.
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It's like it's about the payments know.
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Chrissy is not about the payments anyways Opti, what are
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your thoughts on this bro? Well first and foremost shooter,
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what did you do to her that she's so vengeful first and
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foremost Up to everyone in the chat.
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Advocate controlled heavy right now.
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But anyways, in regards to the video I think it's very
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interesting to see the narrative stance that they're taking here,
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you know, the digital Euro. Safe is currency.
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It's all about quick digital payments, you know, verbatim
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quote, we're not interested in what you pay for like the fact
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that they have to what I say it all the time.
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Nothing is more official than the official denial and as
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anyone of us bitcoiners that know, And follows along with
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what's going on. It is very clear that this is
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exactly what they want. I mean, Christine Lagarde said
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it herself, you know, we risk losing the role of anchor AKA
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they risk losing control. So what does that mean to anyone
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that still has a working brain? It's that literally they want
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they want to know everything you're doing with your money so
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that they can shut you off of the system.
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If you don't behave correctly, you know, back to the whole
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social credit score stuff that they're trying to push out on
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everyone. The fact that day it seems I'm
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being you know a little hopeful it seems like there's a
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controlled demolition in the financial system right now so
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that they can push you towards a CBC.
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And, you know, you put those two things together, social credit
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score with a money that they fully control, you know, bring
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out all the all the Zoomers you want.
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But I think people inherently understand or at least will
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understand that. Hey, there is Bitcoin and there
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is slavery and if you're falling into the CB DC trap you're
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falling into the ease of convenience.
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You may be losing a lot more than you know just paper money
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going into the future. You might probably be losing
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everything about your current life and all the freedoms that
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you enjoy. Like you know I hate I hate
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falling into and I I keep forgetting what the law is.
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I think it's I'm not going to I'm not even going to attempt to
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name the law but assuming that everyone is working nefariously
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or you know with evil intentions And I think sometimes it's
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something that has bitcoiners always fall into.
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I really do believe that these people think they're doing what
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is best for the economy. Obviously, they have their own
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biases and they're doing, what's best for themselves and their
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friends. But I really do think that the
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hubris always seeps out in these conversations in the like, this
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is, what's the best for all of us?
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Because you know, what's good for me is good for you and as a
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Bitcoin or someone that is very big on individualism, it's like
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luck. All right, I understand where
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you're buying. Ice is coming from, yes, your
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life will get dismantled, you should be worried about risking
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losing control because that opens up a whole new world.
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For all of us is bitcoiners. And that's the world that we
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want to seize world. That we don't have a small group
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of people controlling us. And, you know, that's terrifying
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for these people and they can pull out all the propaganda they
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want, but hey, we will continue some some good propaganda, bro.
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You know, it's some good there. They're trying to move with the
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times, you know, they got the Shorties, they got the Vertical
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videos, you know, they got they got the it clearly, it's a
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script it's prepared. We won't spy on you.
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You could trust central bank money is the safest money
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around. It's all, you know, they're
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getting with the times, bro. The getting with the times
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brother. Their me Maddox are catching up
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to us, dude. Oh man.
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Anyways everybody, let's get to the news speaking of vertical
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because I'm getting destroyed in the chat bro.
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Oh man. Okay, so let's talk about this.
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The infamous restrict act introduced by Senator Mark
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Warner. A Democrat from Virginia.
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The name of the bill specifically is called s 686.
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It was also introduced by Senator thune mrs.
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Bald Senator Baldwin Miss Senator Fischer Senator manchin,
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Senator Moran, Senator Bennet, Senator Molly Van Zeller
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gillibrand, Senator Collins, Senator Heinrich, Senator,
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Romney, and senator keep toe cap toe.
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Maybe I pronounced that incorrectly.
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Anyways, I want to read you a passage that a Bitcoin was kind
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enough to highlight shout-out bit pain.
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It goes on to say, if the restrict act or quote, unquote
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Tick-Tock ban passes, it will be used to attempt a bent on
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bitcoin. Have any of you actually read
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the text of this bill, this isn't about Tick-Tock.
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This gives the executive branch total control to police.
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The internet wake up goes on to say.
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In general, the secretary in consultation with the relative
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executive department and agency heads.
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As heads is authorized to and shall take action to identify
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deter disrupt, prevent prohibit investigate.
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And otherwise, mitigate including by negotiating
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entering, into imposing, and enforcing any mitigation measure
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to address any risk arising from any covered transaction by any
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person or with or with respect to any property subject to the
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jurisdiction of the United States that the secretary that
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the secretary determines On to say possesses an undo or
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unacceptable risk sabotage or subversion of design Integrity,
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manufacturing production distribution and installation
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operation or maintenance of information and Communications
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technology, products and services.
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In the United States. Be catastrophic events on the
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security resilience of the critical infrastructure or
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digital economy of the United States.
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Like, you know, how could you say that this won't be used
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against Bitcoin? Okay.
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It's like the language is is damning, shout-out to know, be
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as Bitcoin did a great job. Summarizing a lot of the points
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in the bill. So this dropped March 27. 2023
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says, restrict act, a sweeping National Security.
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Tick-Tock band includes 250k fan fine if you access a band site
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or service, the restrict act has been garnering.
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Bipartisan momentum in the Senate as well as backing from
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the B Administration. This is the same B
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Administration that we know how they feel about Bitcoin.
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As he workable solution to address, the emergent risk posed
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by Foreign information Communications and Technology
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products, and services to National Security.
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The legislation calls on the security Secretary of Commerce
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to quote, take action to identify deter disrupt prevent
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prohibit investigate and otherwise mitigate dealings
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involving u.s. persons. And Technology from countries,
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believe to pose a risk to National Security organizations
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under their control. The bill identifies six, foreign
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adversaries, at present Uh, Cuba Iran, North Korea, Russia, and
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Venezuela, a foreign government or regime is decks.
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It is designated as a foreign adversary.
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If the secretary finds that it is, quote, is engaged in a
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long-term pattern or serious instances of contacts and
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significantly adverse to the National Security of the United
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States or security and safety of the United States persons.
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The term transactions means any acquisition, and from
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importation, transfer installation dealing in, or use
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of any technology. Any information or
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Communications technology product or service including
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ongoing activities, such as managed Services data
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transmission, software updates repairs or the provision of data
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hosting services or a class of such transactions.
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The restrict act authorizes the US government agencies to block
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technology deemed and undo or unacceptable risk to National
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Security that technology includes quote apps already on
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our phones. Important parts of Internet
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infrastructure. Sure and software that underpins
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critical infrastructure, if they have access to sensitive,
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personal data, or more than 1 million people in the u.s.
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they're covered by this bill. The new bill also covers
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emerging Technologies including artificial intelligence, a
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Quantum, Computing and Communications biotechnology and
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e-commerce. The Attorney General may bring
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an action in appropriate District Court of the United
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States for appropriate relief, including declaratory, and
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injunctive, or this vestment. Des Des Des Schmitt relief
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against any person who violence is act or any regulation, order
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Direction mitigation measure prohibition, or other
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authorization or directive issued under this act, the US
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Department of Justice. Presumably will be a key law
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enforcement partner for the Secretary of Commerce.
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The restrict act outlines unlawful acts that can result in
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civil or criminal penalties. Those unlawful acts include both
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direct, validations of quote, any regulation order Direction,
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Ation matter prohibition or other authorization or directive
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issued under it? Holy cow.
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I mean dude. Dude, I don't see how this won't
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like if they're in a pickle. If the keyword, the I think the
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key word there is if they're in a pickle, if they're in a pinch,
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what what's to stop them? To say?
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If you're using money, that helps their stops.
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You from being stolen from via inflation.
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That's not a threat to National Security, keep in mind, right?
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Remember what happened in the 30s with the 9610 to order?
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You know, because the US was in an emergency so to speak, so to
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speak, right? During the Great Depression,
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FDR, you know, made it illegal for American citizens to hold a
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metal to hold gold, right? So, I mean is it too crazy to
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say that they'll say hey having a Bitcoin wallet on your phone?
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We already know what the wording from Elizabeth Warren was like
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basically saying, hey look look at Russia, they're using Bitcoin
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to facilitate International Trade, their circumventing us
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sanctions using an open monetary Network, who's to say that, you
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know, who's to say that they won't turn around and use the
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powers that are in this bill that give the executive branch
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give a lot to be frank, an unelected bureaucrat because the
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Secretary of Commerce, I don't think she's elected or he's
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elected right there appointed by the president.
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They give them, you know, a tremendous amount of power.
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And they look this app is okay, this app is not okay, the
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wording there is All encompassing.
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This is crazy. This is it.
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This is a huge overreach and I don't think it's a coincidence
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that they included wording in that bill that can Encompass
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Bitcoin. I don't think that's a
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coincidence, right? Especially with what the things
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that we know are happen. It happening with operation
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chokepoint 2.0. Anyways, that's my take.
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Maybe I'm a paranoid Bitcoin. ER, but Lee Ron.
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Do you see what we see? Or we just crazy.
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No, I mean, absolutely. Do you you made a perfect point?
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I mean, it's Far overreaching and it's not, there's nothing
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specific in the bill, that targets, you know, specific
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company, or specific action, or specific, anything like that.
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Like you mentioned, it's an unelected official official.
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It's an Administration that gets to decide, you know what is?
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Okay, and what is not, okay, on the internet.
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We're effectively, you know, the thing that we've been attacking
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China for so long, the Great Wall of China, Great, firewall
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of China and all this stuff, freedom of speech.
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We're not doing the same thing to our own people and we're
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finding the people that we want to protect it.
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They happen to want to access, whatever information is deemed
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not. Okay.
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And it's just, it's sad. Sad to see all of the work
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that's been put even by parts of the, you know, the US government
23:33
themselves tour came out of, you know, the US government
23:37
effectively initially, and it's sad to see the idea of freedom
23:42
just being torn away from us. There are definitely problems
23:46
with Tick Tock. It's the same problems that we
23:48
have Instagram and Facebook. It's the problem that we faced
23:52
with these big social companies, And the government's that have
23:55
actually empowered them but you don't hear them speaking up
23:58
against that there were a couple I did listen to the testimony.
24:01
There are a couple of government officials that did mention
24:05
something about that, that it is similar in that we should have
24:08
protections or whatnot but it's it's just sad to see them go
24:12
down this road, it really, it really is.
24:15
I don't think this will end up passing.
24:16
I hope you know maybe I'm just being optimistic by the yeah.
24:20
It's if this is this actually passes, it's very sad.
24:24
Day for Freedom, the internet. Everything not just Bitcoin to
24:27
be 100% And I completely agree with you.
24:30
But you know it will be turned like with that that wording.
24:34
Are you trying to tell me that, you know, if Bitcoin actually
24:38
threatens, you know, the US dollar, right?
24:42
And the tremendous amount of power that the u.s. government
24:45
gets from basically being the world Reserve currency,
24:49
basically, you know, weaponizing the dollar, it's kind of
24:52
backfiring on them a little bit but not Only that being able to
24:55
print money and pay for anything they want.
24:57
Basically, you know, if Bitcoin becomes a threat to that, as
25:01
more countries, choose to use a neutral money, right?
25:06
That cannot be weaponized, right?
25:08
Who's to say that, the u.s. government won't use this type
25:11
of wording to, you know, go after it.
25:14
I mean look, this is happened before.
25:16
This isn't just me just, you know, talking out of thin air.
25:19
We all know what happened with the Patriot Act, Right?
25:21
Everyone was super enthusiastic. Passing the Patriot Act because
25:25
of what happened in 9/11 and then it was only, you know, a
25:28
decade or two later that we know that parts of the Patriot Act
25:32
were being used to Target American citizens.
25:35
Right? A lot of justifications for the
25:36
spying of American citizens, right?
25:39
So this type of Bill is the same thing.
25:42
It starts off with good intentions and then before, you
25:45
know, it five to ten years later, they're using that
25:48
language or that power given to them by this bill to go after
25:52
American citizens, right? So, you know, this is, this is
25:55
very scary stuff, but I think it was someone who mentioned in the
25:58
chat earlier, right now. I think it was a shout-out.
26:00
Morpheus. Right is like this might happen,
26:03
you know, in the u.s. right. But hey, Bitcoin is a global
26:06
phenomenon and one of the things that one of the powers that
26:09
Bitcoin gives you, if you take self custody, of course, is it
26:13
gives you the power not only to vote with your wallet but to
26:15
vote with your feet, right? I always make a joke with Opti
26:17
I'm like, look, we're going to hold it down.
26:19
We're going to try, we're going to fight our asses off to hold
26:22
it down here in the States but If all else fails you know
26:25
opting? I shall simply Bitcoin live from
26:28
El Salvador. Right?
26:29
Straight up. Know.
26:30
You like I'm making a joke but I'm dead serious at the same
26:33
time, right? So anyways Opti, what are your
26:35
thoughts on this bro? Well yeah I mean I think the
26:38
idea that the restrict Act is worse than the Patriot Act is is
26:42
something that as, you know, bitcoiners we are all very hyper
26:47
focused on because it's really, the second order effects here
26:50
that are the most concerned and what people should be concerned
26:53
about Because like you know yeah people say that Tick Tock is
26:56
Chinese spyware or use maliciously by China but Banning
27:00
apps and bending software is a dangerous precedent in my
27:04
opinion especially considering we are the land of the free and
27:08
you know, hey I do not want to see what the future effects will
27:13
be 10 years down the line like Mica said, in regards to what we
27:17
saw about the Patriot act's. So you know, further proof, I
27:20
think that the powers that be want to control your behavior.
27:23
They want to control. Information because they have
27:25
lost that control and, you know, hey, I may not be the biggest
27:28
Tick-Tock fan, but like, I don't think that using the boogeyman
27:33
or the guise of the big bad Chinaman or the Russia, man, is
27:37
the correct way to move forward with these apps and software is
27:41
like, again, of course, they're using.
27:44
The tried and trued rolled out fud of.
27:46
This is a threat to National Security.
27:48
Anytime I hear that like my, you know, my antennas go up and I'm
27:53
like, okay. Okay, this this this is very
27:56
scary here. I think I need to pay attention.
27:59
And again, I mean, in one of those points from no BS Bitcoin,
28:04
it says, since what transactions is all data transmission.
28:08
So, obviously, this is a lot bigger than just about
28:13
Tick-Tock. Again, Tick-Tock is just being
28:14
used as the boogeyman here, because they aren't getting that
28:18
much, favorable, PR lately because of this whole connection
28:22
with China. But, I mean, Personally, this
28:24
just sounds like a First Amendment Amendment violation.
28:27
You know, again under the guise of the boogeyman like this is
28:30
some cold water level Fudd. We are seeing here in the modern
28:33
world in regards to software. And again, if you go to the
28:39
inevitable end of this, it's only a matter of time.
28:42
Until this is used against Bitcoin.
28:44
But hey, you know, anyways, Boomers writedowns words
28:48
expecting us to stop using software, like, what's new?
28:51
I'm not surprised really like some of The comments in the
28:54
chat, you know, like they're trying to ban Tick-Tock we
28:57
should ban politicians but hey I am not a we're not going to that
29:00
level but it's just very interesting to see where the
29:04
powers that be are angling the conversation now, and it's back
29:08
to what we continuously cover on the show.
29:10
Like this is dystopian level tyranny right now and they are
29:14
passing it. Under the guise of, this is for
29:16
you, this is for your good citizen, like trust us, we have,
29:19
what's best? We have your best intentions in
29:21
mind, and Have we ever wronged you?
29:25
And it's like, man. I really just just get out of
29:29
my, get out of my behavior. Please, like just stop trying to
29:32
help me because you can. And then corrected connect, this
29:36
connect this with the tick tock that was made for made for
29:44
Central Bank. Digital currency in Europe,
29:46
right? You could trust us, this is the
29:48
most trusted money, you know, we will not spy on your
29:52
transactions, but then, when you're, Not looking, right?
29:55
You know, they're also trying to pass this this language, right?
29:58
So it's like I don't trust them, I don't trust them.
30:01
They haven't, they haven't behaved in a way for me to be
30:04
like all, you know, these are good people, right?
30:06
They behaving and do honestly, honestly I'm not everyone, you
30:10
know, there's some people in the government that are dope, right?
30:13
But a lot of people it just like, dude, they've been.
30:15
They've behaved disgustingly, man.
30:17
I don't want endless Wars anymore.
30:19
I want to be able to use the money that doesn't steal for me.
30:22
And I also want to be able to Use the money that's not going
30:25
to be weaponized against me because I have certain political
30:28
beliefs. That's what we're fighting for.
30:30
That's what we believe. And it's crazy that there's
30:33
people that don't want you to use the money that doesn't steal
30:37
from you, or they want you to use the money of which they
30:39
can't control of the of which they can't surveil.
30:43
And that, that to me is absolutely absurd that we live
30:46
in that type of world. But I mean, look, every day more
30:50
and more people wake up and this is why we're here.
30:52
Anyways, Michael and already has a comment.
30:56
Definitely an overreach whether this pass or not is not the
30:59
issue. This is clearly about moving the
31:01
Overton window getting us used to imposing on our rights very
31:05
sad. They've been doing that for
31:06
quite a while to be honest, brother.
31:08
So anyways it's crazy stuff, but I'm excited for.
31:11
Oh mr. Robot I'll Tick Tock data.
31:14
Gets stored in Oracle who runs Oracle and sap has nothing to do
31:18
with China. Okay.
31:19
Okay, okay. Anyways everybody, let's get to
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33:10
Well, little Ron has been very quiet on Twitter and I'm
33:15
guessing I saw some of your tweets and and what do you call
33:18
a monster? What are they called on Monster
33:20
notes notes? Yeah.
33:22
And that you just been very busy.
33:25
Putting your head down and working and one of the last
33:28
tweets that we saw especially the last Time you were on here
33:30
is dids digital identity and I on change everything.
33:35
This is what makes me hopeful for the future of the web.
33:37
So I asked you earlier, you know, what have you been working
33:41
on? What do you want to talk about
33:42
and you said web 5 and Noster. So what's what's going on in the
33:47
d? I d segment right now of you
33:49
know the the web cyberspace right now.
33:52
So anything new on that front? What you've been working on
33:55
lately, bro. Yeah so you know, I've always
33:57
been interested in to into did decentralized The identity, I
34:00
think that's kind of the core of these issues that we've been
34:02
talking about today was picked up.
34:04
It's like, if you own, where you can be found in your data can be
34:07
found and not some you know, Corporation then it takes a lot
34:11
of this away from the power of the corporations or even the
34:14
central government and that case.
34:15
So, that's to me, what decentralized identity is really
34:18
all about dids is just a format that computers can understand to
34:23
read a specific type of decentralized.
34:25
Identifier and there's all sorts of different types.
34:27
There's one that is backed by the big boy.
34:29
Blockchain known as ion. It's one that I've been more
34:33
involved in in the past couple of years.
34:35
But there are other methods and there's actually one that's
34:37
being proposed to work directly with Noster.
34:39
So your did operations, your identity operations to update,
34:43
your identity, all happen on Noster.
34:45
So that's kind of interesting to see and see how that'll kind of
34:48
play out. But yeah, it's it's been really
34:52
amazing. Just to see people kind of
34:54
migrated over to this type of decentralized platform and
34:58
starting to get the hang of it. Waiting to see you, no drawbacks
35:01
to it as well. You know, all these different
35:03
relays and all these different things.
35:04
It's it's another form of technology to learn and
35:07
understand that works a little bit different than the social
35:10
technologies that we're used to. So it's really beautiful to see
35:14
a huge Community growing and people getting excited about
35:16
this and people managing their keys.
35:19
Once again, something that Bitcoin did to technology that
35:22
we haven't seen. And you know, in a very long
35:25
time what Bitcoin did two, people managing their own
35:28
cryptographic keys I think this is just an extension of that and
35:31
we're going to continue to see a lot of work.
35:33
A lot of expansion in that space.
35:36
Absolutely, love it. So what's your thoughts on
35:38
Nestor, bro? Do you think it's going to start
35:42
to take up some of the network effects for social media
35:46
platforms? I do, I think, you know,
35:50
there's, it's hard to tell what timing looks like, obviously,
35:52
right now, the Nostra network is mostly built of people that are
35:56
no sir. Enthusiasts a lot of bitcoiners
35:58
some pointers unfortunately but you know hey they're part of the
36:01
world, they exist. So they're going to be on there
36:03
as well but I'm excited to see what the next thing.
36:06
Thing would be to kind of propel that forward into other
36:10
communities. I think, you know, zaps was a
36:12
huge thing that obviously brought a lot of people there
36:14
because now they can, you know, tip people and do all these
36:16
things and we're going to see more sub stack like situations
36:20
happening. But yeah, I'm interested to see
36:23
kind of different demographics starting to get onto no sir,
36:27
because the beauty of no sir is you can subscribe to specific
36:31
relays. It's almost like your segmented
36:32
out from other relay. So we're going to be seeing I
36:35
feel like these Micro applications and pockets of
36:38
communities develop around Noster and it's gonna be great
36:42
to see the internet decentralized again.
36:44
You know, I can use my favorite app to access my favorite feed
36:48
and you can use your favorite app to access your favorite
36:50
feeds and, you know, somewhere in there.
36:52
We intersect love it, love it. What, what, what Noster app are
36:58
you using right now? I'm an iPhone Maxie.
37:01
So I'm using the dumbest app, but what are you using?
37:04
I actually, I saw you're using like, every single one.
37:06
One on Noster, you're saying you're plugged into every single
37:09
one of them. Yeah, I mean, I've experimented
37:11
with nearly all of them, you know, I like to see how
37:13
different, you know, different clients, handle different
37:17
things, they experienced a little bit different.
37:18
I've probably been on snort the, most probably also, because I've
37:21
contributed a little bit to snort, it was just the easiest
37:24
project to contribute to, and it's grown a lot.
37:28
Everything in Noster right now has bugs, you know, we all have
37:32
experienced it, but that's actually the, it's such a
37:35
beautiful. Interesting thing is, Despite of
37:37
all these bugs and despite of all the ux issues, all of you
37:41
guys are continuing to use it, which is it's incredible.
37:44
It's great to see that. And I think that type of
37:46
feedback cycle is it's what's going to make make these
37:50
products great. And I've seen all of them
37:52
improve little by little, you know, by adding whatever
37:54
features their own user base are really, you know, care about.
37:57
So it's really great to see, absolutely love it.
38:00
Alright, I'm gonna kind of switch gears a little bit but
38:03
LaRon, what has you most excited?
38:06
And in the Bitcoin space, in general, whether it's Noster,
38:10
whether it's what you're working on dids, or any other topic in
38:13
regard to the Bitcoin space. Right now, I know you are a
38:16
little more technical than Nico and I, so you can take this
38:19
wherever you want. I mean, I don't know if there's
38:23
anything, you know, specific like technically that I'm
38:25
excited about there is a lot of technical work happening behind
38:28
the scenes and a lot of interesting proposals, know I'm
38:30
a mailing list and work happening, but I'm just excited.
38:33
I think of this, this whole movement.
38:36
No, it's different things are being built with Bitcoin.
38:39
You know, story is a perfect example.
38:41
It wasn't built on top of it bit quiet.
38:43
But utilize Bitcoins decentralized feature to add
38:46
that payment layer to it. So I'm just excited to see these
38:50
types of Technologies expand and expand and I'm excited to see
38:53
people understand why you know why it matters, why it matters.
38:58
And we saw, you know, the bank run that just recently happened,
39:01
all these Bank rounds. It's really interesting to see
39:04
that you know what? Most people that were going to
39:08
be affected by these Banks were using them for simply just a
39:11
store money and transact. That's it.
39:13
Then I'm not talking about the loans and all that stuff.
39:15
That's that's the core base, what they were using it for and
39:20
that's that's what Bitcoin does and we already have that.
39:23
So I think more people are starting to realize what the
39:26
utility is of something like Bitcoin.
39:29
Something that's decentralized something that you don't have to
39:30
trust who's holding your funds and what they're doing with it
39:33
regardless of the promises they make.
39:35
So Bitcoin. And I think it's great to just
39:37
see people expand on that. And, you know, understanding
39:41
those ideas and really feeling them and on the technology and
39:45
just seeing all these different projects, you know, developers
39:47
is great, love it. Okay.
39:50
I'm going to do the flip side of that conversation.
39:53
What is the latest Bitcoin controversy that really grinds
39:57
your gears? All right, when the grinds my
40:00
gears. So the ordinal stuff and I think
40:03
this might be glad you brought this up.
40:04
I was going to ask you. So, all right, I've always been
40:08
a big hater of ftes and I still like I think nft is are kind of
40:12
stupid and in many, many, many ways, but the thing that I think
40:15
was most stupid about FTS was not the fact that they exist or
40:18
that we tie some have to some picture, whatever it is that
40:21
you're doing that, that really wasn't it.
40:23
It was the constant grift of like this is going to be worth
40:27
so much and trade this and if you Hold this in a new class of
40:30
asset and this and that and I don't know, I'm not as involved
40:32
in the nft space as a whole, so I don't know ordinals.
40:35
I mean, I'm sure a subset of ordinals is trying to do that as
40:38
well, but I think just storing data in the blockchain is okay.
40:42
So I don't, I don't really care for all this bickering back and
40:46
forth and people, you know, upset the mental school.
40:48
I'm happy that The Mentalist we've wanted, you know, the
40:52
mempool of fear a to, to happen for so long.
40:56
And ordinals is just a small stupid, you know.
40:58
Didn't that road? I think that ordinals eventually
41:00
probably won't be very popular and won't fill up the mental,
41:03
like they do today. But there will be something else
41:06
that does, and that is a good thing.
41:07
So I'm just happy to see more people building, more people
41:10
experimenting, more people being excited about this decentralized
41:14
network that we have. And yeah, so I guess it's my
41:17
controversial opinion about ordinals love it, bro.
41:21
I'm glad that you took the conversation there because I did
41:24
have it like that was kind of where I wanted to go.
41:27
Alright, the next thing I noticed, On your Twitter is that
41:30
you have been going back and forth a lot with the lightning
41:33
Network. So what is your thoughts on the
41:35
lightning Network? Currently?
41:37
How is it coming along? Well, the lightning Network
41:40
scale Bitcoin. I think is what everyone's out
41:43
there asking, so what's your thoughts on that?
41:46
Yes. So you know, lightning is a
41:48
great technology. I use it all the time, full
41:51
disclosure, I no longer run my own node.
41:53
I know that's not, you know, whatever it was just too much
41:57
work for me personally. Lock that money in there and
41:59
just have it on a hot wallet. So I just use it for small
42:02
phones I'm not a business that's accepting lightning, don't
42:05
really need to run my own node for lightning.
42:08
I do run my own Bitcoin node guys just wanted to make that
42:11
clear so I use Phoenix and things like that but I think
42:15
that it's there are some great work, a lot of great projects
42:19
going on to lightning just recently.
42:21
The suspect has included some some features that allow inbound
42:26
payments to be more private. So because right now you know
42:28
when you Send a payment you know who you're sending it to.
42:31
So that's going to be a really, really great Improvement to the
42:33
network. I'm just really excited to
42:37
continue. Seeing the growth of it.
42:39
It will be the payment rails of the future whether it's the way
42:42
that we see lightning running today or a different form of,
42:46
you know, Channel, aggregator or whatever it may be.
42:49
I think that this network is going to grow and morph into
42:53
into being the payment rails that we use.
42:55
Yeah, I'm loving it. I think it's some people are
42:58
like, oh, you know, like It's failing Lightnings failing.
43:00
I have experienced that I use it all the time and it works for
43:03
me. Yeah.
43:04
Agreed 100%. I and you kind of mentioned it.
43:08
Do you think? And again, you pretty much said
43:11
it, but do you think that a lot of the custodial lightning
43:14
controversy is just kind of like Fudd or is it people making
43:18
mountains out of molehills? Or is this something that we
43:20
really should be concerned moving towards the future?
43:23
I think there should be some concern there, so the wallet
43:26
that I use Phoenix. So it's still I am.
43:28
I'm in control of my keys. There's you know, there's
43:30
there's subtleties there. Of course, they're in control of
43:33
some things there especially with dust limits and things like
43:35
that. But that is my personal
43:38
trade-off where I am. Okay with that.
43:40
You know, so they can censor my payments until I close a channel
43:43
that's kind of my my option there but I still have that
43:46
option so they can't fully sensor me.
43:49
I don't love custodial lightning wallets because obviously it's
43:53
custodial but everyone has their own threat model so to speak.
43:57
So if you're only using Makes a really small amounts and you can
44:00
continue to sweep it out, either into your own node or into
44:03
actual Bitcoin, transactions that go on chain then do that.
44:06
You don't have to run your own infrastructure per se, but if
44:10
you're a Creator, if you're a business or if you're someone
44:13
like that, that's really just continuously earning an income
44:17
or using lightning in a very heavy way then.
44:19
Yeah. Maybe it is, you know, better
44:21
for you to run your own infrastructure.
44:23
Hire. Someone do you know whatever it
44:25
is that you need to do to protect your your funds a little
44:28
bit more but for Me personally, you know, I keep a couple
44:30
hundred bucks on my Phoenix wallet.
44:32
I use it to just pay people when they're splitting meals or
44:34
doing, whatever it is that we're doing.
44:36
I refill it every so on, every once in awhile, I also I have it
44:40
get Alby email address, which is completely centralized, you
44:43
know, for, I'll be that I use for my own URL and I just sweep
44:48
that every so often into Phoenix.
44:49
Soon, if it ever gets larger Phoenix, I sweep it all from
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chain. That's kind of my, my flow.
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And I don't think there's anything wrong with that.
44:56
Yeah, I kind of agree with you on that one.
44:59
One last question. What are your favorite mobile
45:01
Bitcoin wallets lightning or just on chained to the I try to
45:05
get every I always try to just push people towards their
45:08
favorite wallet. I know, first step, I know best
45:11
practices, get yourself a hardware while I but for most
45:14
people, the initial dive into sub, custody is most likely
45:18
going to be on their phone. So for the newbies out there for
45:21
someone just getting into the Bitcoin space, What wallets
45:24
would you recommend on their mobile phones?
45:26
So I would probably Probably go, Phoenix.
45:30
I think Phoenix is really good. It's lightning first, but it
45:33
does have a non chain capability so that you can pay on Jane
45:36
payments. You can receive from on chain.
45:38
They do some some things with, you know, zero confirmation
45:41
where they take a little, if you want a little bit of a risk in
45:43
order for you to be able to transact quicker and not wait
45:46
for that channel open, comprar confirmation.
45:49
You know, I think they provide a really good ux for both Advanced
45:52
users and for for the newbies, another wallet that I really
45:56
like is green. I think green wallet has has
45:58
really done a good job and adding features and kind of
46:03
working towards, you know, a lot of new things, they're their
46:07
work on Jade and everything like that together.
46:09
They've really tried to make it simple and have a slightly
46:12
different approach to their custody model which I think has
46:15
some really great benefits and security for new users.
46:18
So those are kind of I think my favorite too.
46:21
Guys fooled. This full disclosure.
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We did not pale Iran to say. This block stream is one of our
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sponsors, but this was his thoughts.
46:30
Okay, guys. Alright, well let her on any
46:35
last thoughts and then we'll move into the me move you.
46:38
I'm just happy to be out. It's always fun to be with you
46:40
guys here you know and seeing everybody in the Chad.
46:43
And yeah, everyone just keep stacking and you know stay safe
46:47
out there. Let's go.
46:48
Let's go. Actually I have one more
46:49
question. What are you working on?
46:51
Are you What are you working on currently.
46:52
So right now the main thing that I'm working on is I'm working on
46:56
identity management focusing, a little bit on Noster, you know.
46:59
So what does identity management mean?
47:01
You may have multiple Noster personas that you want to
47:05
manage, I want to make that kind of easy for you to do in one
47:08
place. So working a little bit of that
47:12
also working on a little bit of how to discover things on those
47:16
store a little bit better, how to back up and store your data.
47:18
That's really important to you a little bit better.
47:21
So these are the kind of things that I've been researching been
47:24
contributing a little bit to open source but the past couple
47:28
of months, it's been private work but it will be open source
47:32
in the next few months. Hopefully love it bro.
47:34
Well, can't wait to see your work.
47:37
Come out into the surface soon. Anyways guys, let's get into the
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All right, guys. You already know this to me.
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Review. This is your favorite portion of
48:16
the show where we review your memes.
48:19
Got them that you sent me on Twitter.
48:21
Kaboom you gave us into telegram tag us continue to propagate the
48:26
memes because we are in an information War, tweet to the
48:29
bullets. Memes are the artillery and what
48:33
better tool in our Arsenal than having the truth on our side and
48:37
putting them in digestible bits for people to devour and start
48:41
to understand why we do, what we do, get the cause of actions out
48:44
there, make sure That we are ridiculing, the corporate, press
48:47
with humor, and also spreading the Bitcoin signal.
48:51
Anyways, this first meme, brought to you by the BTC
48:54
therapist. It goes hashtag.
48:56
BTC maximalists are always right.
48:59
And we got the play on the reaper.
49:01
Knocking on the door. Meme, shouts out to rope.
49:03
I think you might have been the first one to propagate this even
49:06
guys, play stupid games, wins, stupid prizes.
49:08
And we got the reaper knocking on doors and we got what do we
49:11
got over here, Solana, someone's hands on the floor.
49:15
Floor. We got ethereum with metallics
49:17
head on the floor. We got Celsius with much as
49:19
metaphoric, okay? That's the peaceably.
49:22
This is our yes with machine ski.
49:25
Had on the art. We got that Lou know, we got, we
49:29
got ft egg. And now we got the reaper
49:32
knocking on finances door. If you guys have heard the news,
49:37
it sounds like Finance is getting sued for having a bunch
49:41
of trading accounts training, again, where users and on that
49:44
point. This mean by welcome, Anthony
49:47
Gose EZ trading on all his accounts and we got a picture CZ
49:50
one, looking like a girl and then the next one he's got, Nick
49:53
has beard. And the next one.
49:54
He's got Nica's hair and the next one, he's got the, you
49:58
know, the glasses in the nose, the fake nose.
50:01
So he's got out these glasses. He's got my glasses hiding on
50:04
the platform training, again, to see if he had a mustache.
50:07
Does he look like if only I can't go on my side.
50:10
Okay. Anyway, this next meme is by Rd
50:13
underscore BTC, and he goes just a matter of I'm hashtag Bitcoin
50:17
and it's a SpongeBob me man. We got Squidward in a box like a
50:20
homeless person Fiat millionaires after hyper Bitcoin
50:23
ization and then we got SpongeBob with laser eyes.
50:26
As you know upper-class Escalon Elite Noble person that he is
50:33
and it's a Satoshi millionaire after hyper Bitcoin ization.
50:35
This is the way guys, I dropped Meme Over the, I think it was
50:39
this weekend are no Monday that you know there's more
50:43
millionaires than there is 21 million Bitcoins.
50:47
So if you know, you know, you better hold onto them coins that
50:50
you have today. This next one is by at Ronin 21
50:53
BTC and he goes hashtag Bitcoin fire.
50:57
Content Emoji, fire emoji and it's a play on the Drake meme
51:02
but we got a cool girl here with sunglasses and she's doing the
51:06
know, the system is broken and must be fixed and then she does
51:10
the yes to the system is working exactly as intended and must be
51:14
destroyed in. This is why we Bitcoin.
51:16
This is the way I do as we covered yesterday.
51:23
Sailor is taking up all the Bitcoin.
51:25
He's scooping all the coin. And you know everyone is was
51:30
giving him shit for a while. They're saying that he's going
51:32
to get liquidated anyway. The pub Lord goes the sailors,
51:35
show goes on and I don't know what show this is from but this
51:39
means been going around. We got is this Nicolas Cage and
51:43
Nicolas Cage looking at? I don't know what this guy's
51:45
name is but so how was that Margin?
51:47
Call and he's got the crazy face.
51:49
I paid back the loan early at a discount and pop more Bitcoin.
51:53
This is the way continuously sack Bitcoin.
51:55
Okay there's next one is by at the To judge on Twitter and he
51:59
goes in vs Kramer hashtag Bitcoin at Kramer tracker.
52:03
And we got Kramer on ahead of an old.
52:09
I'm guessing one of our ancestors in the early 1900s and
52:14
guys I'd sell my gold into this rally.
52:17
I was once a believer in Gold but not here in why I'm are not
52:20
now and behind it. It's got the wine bar chart and
52:23
you know the inverse Kramer telling you to sell your gold
52:27
But really what he's saying is Kramer telling you to sell your
52:31
Bitcoin right now, as we are pumping, he's, you know, the
52:34
inverse Kramer is just continuously making people rich.
52:37
Anyways, its net next and last meme is by at Lawrence Lepard,
52:41
shouts out to Lawrence and, you know, shouts out to him for
52:46
being a hard money Advocates, been in the fight for a long
52:49
time. But I really like this meme.
52:51
This is a play on a classic meme template where someone says he's
52:55
at a hotel and he goes, I would like it.
52:57
Wake up, call please. And the teller goes, the Federal
53:00
Reserve wants to take over all private bank accounts and manage
53:03
them through a social credit system.
53:04
Yes, this is the truth and the way what is his tracker on the
53:10
bottom? Wow, getting wreck sabotage in
53:13
real time. Okay, anyways, drop your mean
53:16
review score in the chap as we covered hours live.
53:19
Breaking news breaking news, everybody for the cabinet's is
53:22
not not tuning in Christy and Opti are talking again, she saw
53:26
the segment live App, and she texted him.
53:29
Now once I take the trash out, I do not get caught digging in the
53:32
trash. My mean review score for today.
53:39
This is, this is a first for me. It is a cherry tomato.
53:43
I don't even like tomatoes, but I'm going to eat it.
53:45
Eat it. Very good, very good.
53:48
Okay. I got a good score, I'm going to
53:54
give it a blast Coke bottle but it's the level below the Mexican
54:00
Coke because this is this still uses high fructose corn syrup
54:07
You got you, if you want real Coca-Cola, you have to get the
54:10
Mexican Mexican Cokes. It's the only Coca-Cola use his
54:13
cane sugar coat. I mean cane sugar.
54:15
Yeah, cane sugar cane sugar. Anyways guys, make go ahead.
54:20
Go ahead and run. My score is a yubikey.
54:24
Oh I know I know exactly what that is.
54:26
That's a step above to a PHA, right?
54:29
Yeah, that's a step above the, the code.
54:33
This is the way to protect your information.
54:35
That's the way. That's the way.
54:37
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54:51
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54:56
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54:59
At note, right? I had the comments last Friday
55:02
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Let's get to some scores. All right, Mike Denver, I give
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the memes unregistered SATs because taxation is theft bars
55:50
bars. Next one, Elaine scored Mega
55:53
orange filling in coming due to government.
55:55
Orangery. Overreach and Christine
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lagarde's obvious lies. Frank aren't I give this meme a
56:02
heart for Opti and Chrissy sitting in a tree?
56:07
Pop these Coke from McDonald's score, that special shade of
56:10
blush. Read on Opti.
56:11
Whenever Nico brings up Crissy op.
56:13
T's ex-girlfriend. Oh man I'm getting rekt Bitcoin.
56:19
Becca. I give the memes Nicolas Cage.
56:21
Greatest hit Blu-ray. It does he really have one?
56:25
That's pretty cool. All right.
56:27
Next one Andres irate these memes.
56:30
The impending. AI human domination.
56:33
No humans will win. Humans will win.
56:37
All right. One in the buzzer.
56:38
I think that's all we got. I think that's all we got.
56:41
It's because of the buzzer boat it's kind of on the buzzer.
56:44
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57:04
to our very special guest. It's Lee Roth.
57:07
Only Ron. Thank you so much for joining us
57:09
on simply Bitcoin live. It's a little bit different
57:11
live, right? It isn't as I've really enjoyed
57:14
more guns. Oh like you know shoot from the
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hip but we get it rolling. We really appreciate you coming
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us. Leave.
57:21
Iran is simply Bitcoins, official technical
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correspondent. He brings us out whenever we
57:26
don't understand technical stuff Opti and I understand the
57:30
concepts pretty well opt. He's a culture guy, I'm a
57:33
geopolitics guy, leave Iran is the Cool guy.
57:38
We always bring leader on on the show to explain to us what is
57:41
going on in the Bitcoin space Soul, Iran.
57:45
Really appreciate you coming on today.
57:47
Why don't you tell everybody where they could find you online
57:49
and what you're working on these days.
57:51
Thanks everybody out. It's always fun.
57:53
You know, coming on the show with you guys, you can find me
57:55
on Twitter. I'm not as active lately.
57:57
It's the wrong because he's building is building, can always
58:00
find me. You can also find me on those
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stir, just search for its leader on.
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I'm sure I'll come up in there and yeah, you know, Ben working
58:08
continuing to work on some interesting decentralized
58:11
identity and data stuff. Beautiful.
58:13
You guys will be able to check it out to centralizing the
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internet. Wait wait.
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D Co sorry I had to come in because Lee Ron is literally
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doing this. Yep, exactly.
58:23
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