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Wallstreet Can’t Resist Bitcoin’s Incentives | EP 478 · Simply Bitcoin

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Welcome back, everyone. It is the weekend recap, and we
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We've got Optimist Fields, my Truth, what's happened in my
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dude? What's up, guys?
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So I have this big idea that now that I'm a part of the show.
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I think I should talk to myself. So, here we go, guys.
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This is, this is really me. Welcome guys, hello.
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I am Austin is fields and I am now the new member of Simply
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Bitcoin. All right.
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Anyways, it's not it's a good time to stack, but to make Phil
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feeling comfortable on the second weekend in a row.
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That's right, guys, Optimus is hosting number time Hi guys, I
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am back. I didn't completely bomb number
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time, last time. So they returned me.
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Hi guys. So I'm here to do the numbers.
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I guess I didn't fail it last week and I did a decent enough
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job to come back. So we got tagged by our boys,
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coined, a who's tagging this in all kinds of good content on
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Twitter and he goes, Nico look what the lizards are saying.
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They are scared AF, and they are losing control.
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So let's show this video. Because undermines maintain its
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entirety of our what went wrong. So on and third, it makes us
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look foolish compared to the communist leader.
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In China. He was smart enough to band that
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played in China, who are presumed in marriage.
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Right. So guys we're back again and
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Charlie Munger is supporting and endorsing the CCP one more time.
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So why did these billionaires love the CCP so much.
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You will understand. But Nico hit me to this tweet by
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Neil Jacobs. And I really love this
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perspective and he goes Charlie, Munger Bitcoin is evil because
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it undermines the Federal Reserve System, and the national
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currency system, and then you guys if by evil, he means
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attractive. And by undermined, he means
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offers an alternative To then, I'm in total agreement.
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So Guys, these guys are dinosaurs, they do not
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understand what is happening over here in Bitcoin.
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And like the saying goes, do not trust a man whose job it is to
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believe the opposite of the truth.
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So they are fundamentally invested in this system and they
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do not want you to be buying Bitcoin because like our boy
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Andrew Bentley, put in a perfect tweet by the Numbers.
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It seems that Warren Buffett has emboldened the Bitcoin haters.
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They are taking a Victory lap. Now that Bitcoin has crashed two
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thirty eight thousand dollars and is only a two thousand seven
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hundred and fifty percent from five years ago.
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Bitcoin has outperformed Berkshire in that time, by only
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a measly two thousand six hundred and fifty percent.
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Checkmate bitcoiners, I'm sorry, guys, this mask is hard to
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breathe in. It's like the worst, so it goes
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manga just said that Bitcoin is evil because it aims to replace
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the Fed. He praised China, I'm on the
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right side, feel free to call me tribal.
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So do Gibby. I agree with you.
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Call me tribal, all you want, a big lie, old guy yells at
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Bitcoin again. And we're out here, winning
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boys, McCoy kindergarten dropping nukes on number time.
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Optimus you gotta shop sharing the screen.
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Thank you, sir. It was good.
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Phil, how uncomfortable did that make you feel?
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I honestly think that my disk Comfort was no match for
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optimists. This Comfort.
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I can't breathe over here, at first.
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At first, I thought it was worse, but then, as he went on,
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I'm like, you know what? I'm like, he's probably worse
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off in the masks. Yeah, so yeah, dude.
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So Warren Buffett. He's a concealing.
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Are he most benefits from the Fiat system?
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He has the most to lose. Usually when someone is saying
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that the Chinese Communist, you know, that killed tens of
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millions of their own people got something right?
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That is That's a red flag but yeah, like, you know, I think
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he's not incentivized to understand it, right?
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He's most benefited from the Fiat system and how it works.
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He said, government control. I think that was another red
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flag as well when the fuck has the government made anything
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better. So, yeah, you know, I think he's
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just sour but, you know, I'm not really that worried.
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I think that that honey badgers going to continue doing its
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thing. But I think that Peter teal was
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absolutely spot on And when he said that these are the enemies
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of Bitcoin, right? He said Jamie dimon he included
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you know the Warren Buffett in there and absolutely man.
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They keep their dropping their they keep mentioning Bitcoin and
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every time they keep getting more and more aggressive, right?
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So I think that if America wants to stay ahead of China
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economically, right? It needs to do the exact
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opposite of what China did in actually embrace, you know,
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decentralized money and only Bitcoin is that right?
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I If we want to go get behind of China.
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We embrace the Central Bank, digital currencies.
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We take the China route and we're never gonna beat the
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Chinese Communist party at to tell at arianism.
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In the u.s. it's going to be a communist light in the u.s. if
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we Embrace Central Bank, digital currencies.
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So I think we have to go the other direction and people like
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Warren Buffett and Jamie dialing and all the Cotillion Aires that
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most benefit from the Fiat Financial system.
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They're going to go pound sand and they're going to be really
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pissed off. But dude, honestly I just don't
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care. Time for Freedom, it's time for
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decentralized money that you know, they could either jump on
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the train or they can get left behind, that's totally their
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business. Anyways, Phil what are your
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thoughts on this? You know, Warren Buffett.
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He mentions that he totally missed the, the tech bubble,
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right? He missed and I shouldn't call
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it the tech bubble, but the tech boom.
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So he, you know, he admits that he doesn't understand that, he
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didn't understand technology, right?
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He didn't understand apple, he didn't understand Microsoft.
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He didn't get how to Value these companies because He's a value
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investor, right? What he's looking to do is
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essentially by a one dollar product for approximately ten
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cents, right? And then he will gain from the
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value as the market comes to realize, it's really a dollar,
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you know what I mean? Like that's his that that's his
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style, that's what's made him and Charlie Munger and Berkshire
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Hathaway. So incredibly wealthy, you can
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take a look at the type of companies that they own.
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It's all the Staples right? Like, you know, Coca-Cola the
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candy, but Besides that stuff, they also own stuff, like, USG,
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right gypsum and stuff like that for building homes, they owned
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many insurance companies. Essentially, they owned
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companies that produce a lot of liquid cash and he knows exactly
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what he's talking about. And I think that not everybody
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that owns Berkshire Hathaway stock is necessarily a dinosaur
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like Warren Buffett. So every time him and Charlie
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get pissed off and they talk about Bitcoin to their crowd.
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Some there's some people out there that hey they're not
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allergic to storing their wealth and preserving the value, so
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they will take another look at Bitcoin.
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So again, you know these haters they just keep providing more
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advertising and don't get me wrong, but the crowd that is
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listening to monger and Buffett, they're not, you know what I
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mean? In the current system, they're
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not fools. So it's somebody's like
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somebody's gonna sit there and be like, you know what?
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Let's take another look at Bitcoin.
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Wait a second, this is the real deal and then Dover.
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So yep. Thanks guys.
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Thanks for playing but yeah I know it sounds weird because
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Charlie Munger and Warren Buffett like billionaires and
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stuff but they're gonna have fun staying for anyways.
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There was an absolute insane amount of failure this weekend.
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Anyways, we are going to start going through.
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It's got three of them that are lined up for you.
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Let's start with the first one. I just, you know what, I tweeted
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out today that I think that the velocity of stupidity is
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increasing, and today's fails are definitely going to
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illustrate that we are going down this path.
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Here we go with. Theorem has The power to render
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a donut. That's right, guys, we're out
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here. Talking about fighting the
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internet, the bank of international settlements, the
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IMF, these guys are rendering Donuts as an mft.
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Yes, you read that, right? And you're not limited to
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doughnuts, it's now possible to render 3D images on chain.
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And the best part is, it's completely free.
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That's right. Just like all the other fds,
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make up for free and then sell them for Millions.
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The other people that think that their Investments Okay, that's
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it. That's all this thing is.
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This is the ridiculous thing that stupid doughnut on on
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etherium as an mft. A 3D donut anything to say about
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this. Before I move on, that's it.
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I'm not gonna waste everyone's time.
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I don't know what else to say. Yeah.
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Optimus any, any wise words about the 3D doughnuts?
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I think, I think they wreck themselves.
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We don't have to say anything more.
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Yeah, okay good. Yeah.
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I kind of felt the same way, but I felt it was important to share
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the Ian that is happening on aetherium right?
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While we're talking about the central bankers and we're
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talking about countries and in Africa, right?
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That are adopting Bitcoin. This is happening Innovation, we
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just don't get it. Nico Optimist were just stupid
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Bitcoin. Maximalists that don't get it.
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I don't see the in anyway. So okay, whatever, fuck this
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shit, anyways. All right, here we go.
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All right, so we got tagged. Got tagged by ziltoid full metal
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in this one, right? Centralized shit, coin, his
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investors are completely underwater yet, he's on a
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private jet talking about Charles hoskinson, he is the
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creator of. So he He's one of the creators
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of etherium but he also pivoted to make his own shit coin
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because he wanted to be king of his own kingdom.
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So there you go, he went on that and let's dive into this
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ridiculous article. Ridiculous, ridiculous, let's go
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here us. Regulators, are not ready for
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crypto, cardano, Creator, Charles Hawk.
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Charles hoskinson. That's right.
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The Regulators are not ready for his shit coin.
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While talking via satellite phone from his private jet to
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the audience at the financial times crypto and digital assets
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Summit. Hoskinson said the US Regulatory
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Agencies have trouble managing cryptocurrencies ability to
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change how they can be used, which would change how they
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should be categorized. Now keep in mind, he sitting
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around on a private jet, right? While there's a whole bunch of
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bag holders holding onto his shit coin, that's going nowhere,
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it's completely flat, okay? If you go take a look at it, but
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it up on a log scale and you'll see it just looks completely
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flat. It's ridiculous.
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Yes, it kind of just peek Up during the, you know, during the
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hype Cycles in Bitcoin, but it always flattens back out to
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absolutely nothing. Anyways, so hoskinson raised
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concern about discrepancies in environmental, social and
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governance scoring noting. There will be a difference in
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how different jurisdictions Define those guidelines and
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smart contracts on a blockchain. Could be employed to build
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International ESG standards. That's right.
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The shit coiners are totally down for the ESG.
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You'll you'll have nothing and eat bugs narrative.
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They're Ali. Good for this.
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They they want the ESG narrative.
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It's fantastic. I'm so glad he's on board with
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this. Hoskinson also said the
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blockchain provides. This is great, trust in business
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processes and installs standards.
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Amongst people who don't really trust each other or necessarily
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get along. I feel like people already do
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business, Am I Wrong? Do people not already do
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business out there in the real world?
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Like do we really need the blockchains to do this.
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Is that, is that really what's happening to us?
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I just don't think so. Anyways, hoskinson concluded by
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pointing out that block chains are nothing more than Code.
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And that code doesn't care who you are, or where you're at,
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highlighting the neutrality of such systems.
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Now, you see this, although he's not necessarily mistaken, he's
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kind of painting a shit coiny, validation narrative, right,
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where he's trying to paint the picture that his centralized
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shit coin, that has a foundation, is somehow the same
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thing as Bitcoin which has no head to chop off.
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That's, that's essentially to me that.
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That's what that little piece does.
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So we're going to just go take a quick look here.
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Take a quick look at the cardano foundation.
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That's right. See Bitcoin has no Foundation,
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but cardano has a foundation. Aetherium has a foundation.
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Anyways, we are an independent Swiss based nonprofit that
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oversees and supervises the advancement of cardano.
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We are the legal custodians of the cardano brand.
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That sounds like a head to chop off right there.
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The cardano metaphorically metaphorically, the Cardinal
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Foundation sets, the direction for decent for Centralized
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economic empowerment but this is a foundation and wait.
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There's more to this Foundation, the cardano foundation sets, the
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direction for decentralized, economic empowerment, working
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with Regulators in different jurisdictions to shape,
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blockchain legislation and Commercial standards, and
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empowering the cardano community, to Leverage The
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cardano protocol to solve real life problems.
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I find it so interesting that they're completely insane in
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thinking that for some reason, the world is going to take on
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this. Relized shit coin.
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I just don't understand why they would think this.
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Now, if you take a look, right? So this is not decentralized in
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any way, shape, or form. There's completely the, there's
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completely a single point of failure.
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They have Executives. They have a community team.
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They have operations. They have market and growth.
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You can take a look here at every single person.
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Look exchange relationships manager, find me The Exchange
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relationships manager for Bitcoin, or how about the head
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of Epps and executive officer of Bitcoin.
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Do we know him Nico this? He are.
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We going to see he? Or she he's not gonna meet them
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is on the show today, it's optimist.
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So, it's Optimist. Okay, perfect!
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Perfect. All right, so let's wrap this
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part of the fail up here. Cardano is a proof of stake
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blockchain platform, the first to be founded on peer-reviewed
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research, and develop through evidence-based.
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Methods, it combines pioneering Technologies to provide
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unparalleled Security State, ability to decentralized
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application systems and societies.
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I don't Understand how it offers decentralized anything when I
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just showed you the cardano foundation and how they they
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actually further the development of ether of cardano.
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So, this is all complete nonsense, it's just word salad.
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Anyways, before we move on to the last fail, Optimist, you
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want to hit this first? I'm, I'm honestly surprised that
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people are still in to Cardona at, like, at this point.
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Because it's such a train wreck that like the leader or the
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Creator hodgkinson. Like he's such a joke on
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Twitter. In my opinion, he's like this
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crypto celebrity and everyone's like, built a culture around
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him. And like, you guys are showing,
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man, it's a company. There's people, there's a head
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to cut off, like it's not decentralized, just buy Bitcoin
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your life so much easier. It's, it's so simple.
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Got to just buy Bitcoin. I get frustrated at this stuff.
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It's like, You got you got the best money in the world and then
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we got scammers trying to give you something.
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That is literally just taking your Bitcoin and we get called
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toxic, it's ridiculous. Yeah, I completely agree.
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I think, you know, it's it's a, it's a tech startup, you know,
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but they have their own money to which to dump on investors.
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So, you know, it's it's it's a big racket, it's a big scam, you
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know, and I'm not a big fan of government regulation.
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I'm a big fan of the free market, let the free market
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decide. But yeah, you know, what are
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these, but not giant Ponzi schemes right there.
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Literally. And that's what shit coins are
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there, shit? They're, they're literally
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designed to enrich the founders and their design to third,
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literally designed to part you away from your Bitcoin.
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And if you, if you look at a chart which we pulled up many
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times over the long run, right? None of these outperform
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Bitcoin. So what is the point I'm buying
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these and I understand the point because a lot of people getting
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into the space, you get in and you see the price of Bitcoin.
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You say, I, you know, I missed that train.
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Let me get on the other train, there's something called Unit
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bias, you buy cardano psychologically, it feels a lot
18:55
better because you're buying more of it, right?
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But in reality, it's not equal, you're not buying something that
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equates, the Bitcoin which, you know, exchanges like coinbase
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and you know, a lot of the shit corners on YouTube.
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Do a really good job at exploiting if that, you know,
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that that's Ecology, you know? And then they're like oh look
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this is a new thing. This is the next thing whereas
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in look in Bitcoin everyone wins and shit coins.
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Only the founders went you know so those are my thoughts on
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that. Yep absolutely.
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All right, let's wrap this up. Let's wrap it up with a little
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nft failure. You know what we are actually
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not even going to dive into this article.
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We are just going to discuss this, okay?
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I just covered a couple of things in it to give you an
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idea, essentially, it's an entire article.
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Chilling and ftes and talking about the proliferation of NF
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tease. But I want you to pay attention
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to the title because the title is the most ridiculous.
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I think the most ridiculous thing I read today which does
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say a lot because I read a lot of ridiculous.
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Crap. N FTS can democratize
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imagination says VR metaverse Sculptor Democratize
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imagination. That is one big pile of shit,
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okay? I just want to set the stage
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here when industrial designer, and then ft artist, Joshua skirt
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is sculpts in virtual reality. He's Unbound by the constraints
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of the real world, he can dream. He can dream up, things not
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inspired by his immediate physical surroundings, with an
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endless digital canvas to use. As he sees fit when he does take
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off his medic West to headset. He returns to a near-empty
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hundred square foot room in Queens in New York with little
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more Computer desk on one end of the space.
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The walls are intentionally blank and the floor is covered
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in soft interlocking. EVA foam panels like the midsole
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of a sneaker get ready for the men of us, okay?
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And then they go in to start explaining and ftes and and this
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is where, you know, it's just a complete puff piece and then ft
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serves as a proof of ownership for an item know, it doesn't.
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And we've shown time and time again, all you ended up paying
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for is the hash. And in this case each Genesis
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nft represents a single 3d figure that he hand sculpted in
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VR. Okay so look there is a major
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disconnect between this title, okay, and then essentially
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selling some some person creating so.
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So this is the gimmick, he's creating an FTS while he's
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wearing a VR headset. That's it.
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That's the thing. That's the thing that's in my
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that's the new elaborate scheme to you know to steal your
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Bitcoin. Like that's literally that's the
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thing you know they're they're just capitalizing on buzzwords
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and on Trends, you know, VR this is you know Bitcoin doesn't do
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that. And you know it's just
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unfortunate bro. It's just it is what it is.
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They're just dry and scammers but that title like what is that
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title? Even mean democratizing
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imagination. I gotta tell you, I read this
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early in the morning and I've thought about it at least
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Minimum and our today. And I have no idea what they're
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actually talking about. They don't explain it in any
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way, shape, or form in the article, all they do is explain
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the preliminary proliferation of n FTS.
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The growth of n FTS I don't get it, dude, Optimist.
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Well, we said it last week, you know, democracy is just the
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catch-all phrase for everything. So it You needed yourself my
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dude. That was my computer Nico.
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It's not supposed to make sense. Phil, this isn't supposed to
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make sense. This is the weaf you own that
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thing and be happy. This Is How They Roll it out.
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Ha ha ha. It's true.
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Then FTS. Anyways, beautiful fails Fil.
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A lot of just heaping. Piles of shitty after the other
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all designed to take your Bitcoin, don't fall for it.
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That's why we cover it. Stick to bitcoin, that's the
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truth. The signal.
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But anyways, Phil, it's time for the daily.
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23:18
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this due to follow. It's all the shit coins Solana
23:41
eith, by Nance cardano. Oh no, he's about to turn our
23:45
shit coin off again. Oh, I'm surprised you didn't
23:47
cover that Phil. Yeah.
23:49
All these apparently Ethan Solana got turned off over the
23:54
weekend. I'm sure Phil get to it this
23:56
week. So many fake Smiles.
23:59
You never know what someone is going through.
24:01
I don't have Of Bitcoin. It's so true.
24:04
Shout-out Rd next one. Bye, I am.
24:08
That oth. I-i'm sorry, bro!
24:11
I can't. I am doubt die.
24:14
Okay. Anyways I am fully secure and
24:16
decentralized and my blockchain just went down.
24:19
I'm grateful for the protection of my validators.
24:21
Continue to provide. It's so true, man.
24:24
It's absolutely clown. World filled with Phil's going
24:26
to cover it, but essentially over the weekend, etherium was
24:30
down in the sense that it didn't go down.
24:32
And down. But the etherium fees went all
24:34
the way up to five thousand dollars, absolute clown world
24:37
and thus the I think it was the Solana blockchain that went
24:41
down. Once again it's just total clown
24:44
World Phil's going to do the digging.
24:47
We'll get to it this week. But anyways, next mean by Lynn
24:51
Bitcoin doesn't do anything Bitcoin under man, undermines
24:54
the Federal Reserve System. This is responding to the
24:57
infamous, Charlie Munger video, which Optimus covered during the
25:01
numbers, You did a very good job.
25:03
He did a very thorough coverage of that we've never been that
25:07
thorough in the numbers. I was impressive anyways.
25:09
Charlie Munger it's so true man. That could undermines the
25:13
Federal Reserve System Bitcoin doesn't do anything.
25:15
It's true, make up your mind, man.
25:17
Okay, next one, bye. Full Throttle hottel shit, coins
25:22
Bitcoin, it's so true Man. All Right, Moving On by top
25:29
roller 8th is going to be the world's computer.
25:32
Our shit coin Factory down 99 percent on FTS 3,000 per
25:36
transaction. And that honestly, I think that
25:38
was one of the reasons that it was down is that there was like
25:41
some bug out of Phil's gonna cover it, but some bug
25:44
essentially, if someone is trying to print all these n ftes
25:47
on the ethereum blockchain, next one.
25:49
Bye Big. Sean Harris aetherium.
25:52
Looking at Biden's Rising gas prices.
25:54
Vitalik, hold my beer. It's so freaking true man.
25:59
Awesome. Awesome memes.
26:00
The fellow plebs slang. Like always and this is
26:03
importance of means, right? They're so good at at
26:07
communicating information, very quickly, it just ridiculing the
26:10
shit coins. It's absolutely hilarious.
26:12
And for that, I'm going to give it a very special score.
26:16
Mmm, I'm debating. What my score is going to be
26:19
Optimist? Why don't you go first?
26:22
All right, guys, I got this. First of all, great names.
26:26
Agreed, perfectly fitting from the news over the weekend.
26:30
So good stuff guys. So I'm gonna give it This very
26:33
special emboss pin for whole feels incredibly jealous right
26:40
now, that's insane. Yep, yep.
26:43
Anyways for that, for those memes, I'm going to give it shot
26:47
out Lucho. This better money sticker.
26:49
That came with the Lucho artwork that I just bought Phil.
26:54
What would you give? Those beams?
26:56
Very nice, very nice. Alright, I'm going with another
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Swede Toshi classic. Is the skate or die sticker, but
27:05
it's the stack or die. Yeah, he's got the void.
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Yes, I have one too, nice, the bit Piggies board.
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Awesome, awesome, awesome. Awesome.
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It's the Schiff. It's the Schiff.
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It's the shit. I think I have 112.
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No, no, I just have the bit piggy.
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One. Oh wow.
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Okay. Look.
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He's my son's gift one. The sunglasses are on shift
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right now. Oh, that's funny.
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crossroads right now where you have a push by the powers that
28:37
be for Ultimate centralization and then, of course, you have
28:41
Bitcoin. You have.
28:43
I think he'll on buying Twitter is another step this push
28:46
towards decentralization for the freedom of individual.
28:50
And a big part of their scheme is this idea of digital IDs,
28:56
right? We've been covering it for quite
28:57
a long time, right? The push by the world economic
29:01
Forum to force a lot of these countries.
29:03
Push a lot of these countries to take the digital ID route which
29:08
and Eva tably leads to KY seeing the internet.
29:11
And a lot of people think that it makes it easier for them to
29:15
implement a social credit system.
29:17
This is just sketchy stuff. This is just governments doing
29:20
government stuff, right? The digital ID guaranteed
29:23
service was signed into decree, following his victory over
29:26
Marine Le Pen, which will allow France to be compliant with the
29:30
Europe European Union's digital ID, right?
29:32
So he wins the election and then he implements a digital ID
29:35
system and I know what you're thinking, what does this have to
29:37
do with Bitcoin? Bear with me, I will make the
29:40
case just after the election, the government announces the
29:43
launch of digital identity application.
29:45
The goal is to put a social Credit in the Chinese way
29:48
control and surveillance company.
29:50
Honestly, if I read this line like two years ago, I wouldn't
29:54
believe it. But after everything that I've
29:56
seen, I don't know. I don't know for sure.
30:00
Let's just say I'm suspicious. Now the the reason that I said
30:04
KY seeing the internet and the reason that I say that this is
30:07
part of of their push because essentially what's happening is
30:10
that the elites are losing control and the reason that
30:14
they're losing control is partly because of the internet, right?
30:17
And they don't know how to deal with this in the United States.
30:19
You have a push by, you know, by the body Administration to the
30:23
Bureau of distance formation by the Department of Homeland
30:26
Security. In France, right there, already
30:29
pushing to kyc the internet and Canada, right?
30:32
I don't even have to say what has happened in Canada.
30:34
And the last year, I think, if you haven't been living under a
30:36
bridge, it's incredibly. Obvious and you have the Legacy
30:40
institutions, essentially scrambling.
30:42
They don't know what to do. Check out this article by Time
30:47
Magazine, and it's dystopian AF. And again, the reason that
30:51
they're doing this is because the internet is
30:53
disintermediating them. And the way they stopped, that
30:57
is by KY seeing the internet. Or what Canada did was very
31:01
clever is journalists actually need licenses.
31:05
So you have to be an approved journalist, right?
31:08
So this is just another example of this whole thing, how it's
31:13
just playing out. But anyways, check out this
31:15
tweet, but free speech in the 21st century means something
31:19
very different than it did in the 18th.
31:22
When the founders enshrined, it in the Constitution, that is
31:26
dystopian as fuck. Free speech hasn't changed.
31:29
Anyways, moving on. So this is Gap.com, it's an
31:34
alternative, you know, social media platform.
31:38
And I think this tweet really describes perfectly essentially
31:41
why they're pushing so much for centralization centralization,
31:45
whether that's digital IDs, whether it's that journalist
31:48
getting licenses, whether it's about Administration, socially
31:52
trying to push through a bureau like, a bureau of misinformation
31:57
sounds. So dystopian or also known as a
31:59
Ministry of Truth. This is what Gap cam had to.
32:03
They via their Twitter account. There are so many more people
32:05
wake. Now compared to 2016, if Twitter
32:08
really doesn't act Free Speech policies, it is so over for the
32:12
journals and the regime, every single thread will be one giant
32:16
every single time. I completely agree and I and
32:19
moving on. Okay, so check this out.
32:24
I'm going to connect this with what we were talking about right
32:27
here in terms of the digital IDs Nigeria.
32:32
About 20, 20 to 25% of Nigeria's population, have adopted
32:37
cryptocurrencies Bitcoin and shit coins, and it's starting to
32:41
become a big problem for their government.
32:43
People are just choosing to opt out completely and check this
32:47
out. This news that came out from
32:49
Nigeria not too long ago. Nigeria blocks 73 million,
32:53
mobile phones and security clampdown, outgoing calls,
32:56
barred on mobile s. Sims are not linked to the ni n
33:00
database 1/3 of Users blocked for failing to comply.
33:04
Nigerians raised concerns over privacy dajjal data security and
33:08
access. So essentially what the Nigerian
33:11
government did was the people that did not enroll in the
33:15
digital ID of Nigeria, right? It's just a coincidence at all.
33:19
These governments are rolling out this digital ID, right?
33:22
They just completely block their phones.
33:25
Now, connect this with Bitcoin, do you see where I'm going with
33:28
this? If you don't use
33:31
government-approved, Money. If you don't register for the
33:34
digital ID, then we caught we cut off your access to the
33:37
internet if they kyc the internet which is what Klaus
33:41
Schwab has openly said he wanted to do.
33:43
That's what the world economic Forum has openly said, how much
33:46
easier would it be to go after Bitcoin users?
33:49
Remember at the end of the day and this is why I pulled up this
33:52
time article, apply this to money, apply this to
33:57
transacting, right? But transacting in the, in the
34:02
21st century means something very different.
34:06
If they don't allow you to say certain things, what makes you
34:09
think? They would be okay with you
34:12
transacting with everybody connect the dots, right?
34:16
So the digital IDs is an effort right by the powers that be to
34:21
centralize control, centralize Power in order to keep the near
34:26
their narratives alive. Why?
34:29
Out of control and Rising why Bitcoin has Nigeria's government
34:32
in panic. They're losing control of the
34:36
narrative. They're losing control of the
34:38
narrative and Nigeria, they're losing control of the money.
34:40
And what is, what are all these governments doing their
34:43
centralizing and consolidating more and more power through
34:48
centralization of the internet, right?
34:50
It's remember if it doesn't go through a proof sources, it's
34:54
labeled misinformation, these are the same people that told
34:57
you that inflation was transitory.
35:00
These are the same people that have told you a bunch of Staff
35:04
that have ended up completely wrong.
35:07
And the essentially, the decentralized hivemind of the
35:10
internet, with all these millions of Minds coming
35:13
together have been a lot more accurate than their so-called
35:18
credentialed experts which is why they're scrambling so hard
35:23
to, you know, push this this misinformation garbage through
35:28
to push these digital IDs through to push the kyc internet
35:32
through because if you You don't have anonymity on the Internet.
35:37
It's a lot harder to speak your mind because there's
35:40
consequences of speaking, your mind, right?
35:43
So there's two Powers at Play Here, There is the old Legacy
35:46
system trying to centralize and consolidate all of this power.
35:52
And then there's essentially the transition to the information
35:55
age which was touched upon in the sovereign individual where
35:58
the old Powers lose the. The hump that they used to have
36:03
I don't know, I don't know another word to describe that
36:05
they use. They are losing their
36:07
credibility. They're using, they're losing
36:10
their ability to control the masses, right through
36:12
manipulating media. Because before think about it,
36:16
it went for the example that I gave at the Bitcoin conference
36:19
and I'm going to give it to you guys is back in 2003.
36:23
I think about it, if they, if social media was the thing, do
36:27
you think that they would have gotten away with the LIE of
36:29
weapons of mass destruction? Think about all the narratives
36:33
that They've tried to make people believe, right?
36:36
Right, right now, the current one is trying to go to war and
36:40
Ukraine, right? Think about it.
36:42
It's a lot harder when people are doing their own research
36:47
through digital IDs through KY seeing the internet, right
36:50
essentially. They're, they're, they're
36:52
hoping, right? That they're gonna be able to
36:55
nip that in the butt and now add into the mix is Bitcoin.
36:59
If you think that it's going to stop with, you're not allowed,
37:04
To do your own research. You're not allowed to believe
37:07
what you see with your own eyes which is why they're having a
37:10
panic attack, panic attack over Elon buying Twitter.
37:13
If you don't believe me the Bureau of misinformation
37:16
literally launched, two days after he announced that he
37:20
bought Twitter, right? What are they what are they
37:23
trying to do? They're trying to consolidate
37:25
power in a quest. And I think it's I think they
37:28
already lost in my opinion and a quest to try to, to hold on to
37:33
the The power that they've had on for decades and that power is
37:37
the ability to manipulate the masses through media, right?
37:41
But the internet has completely disintermediated them and at the
37:44
same time what is happening is that money is being
37:48
disintermediated as well. So freedom of speech, the fight
37:52
for freedom of speech is the same fight for Bitcoin.
37:56
The only reason a lot of people don't see that is because the
37:59
fight for freedom of speech is the front line.
38:02
If we lose that front. They will go after Bitcoin next.
38:05
Because if you're not allowed to say what is on your mind on the
38:09
internet, what makes you think that they are going to allow you
38:13
to transact with anybody? Your heart desires?
38:17
It's but it's one in the same. They're both the same fight.
38:21
I think that these people have already lost but think about all
38:25
the power that comes with being able to manipulate the masses
38:29
through media, do you really think they were just going to
38:32
hand over the keys? And in Nigeria you're seeing how
38:36
how far they're willing to go. In fact, shutting down 73
38:41
million people's phone because they didn't sign up for those
38:46
digital IDs. Absolutely Bonkers.
38:50
Phil, what are your thoughts on this?
38:52
You know, as you're as you're explaining this, I'm just
38:55
thinking about the other piece to this that I don't know how
38:58
much is being really discussed, right?
39:00
So let's picture government's amassing, all of This data.
39:04
So now you have governments that are essentially creating honey
39:07
pots, right? These are honey pots of data.
39:10
And what's happening, is that at some point, I, you know,
39:14
governments I believe are going to start to share that data with
39:18
each other and to be perfectly honest.
39:20
I think that that actually scares me a lot.
39:23
I think what really bothers me about this whole thing is them
39:28
wanting to essentially from what I'm seeing, create this one.
39:33
Type of digital ID standard. Okay.
39:37
And then what you're going to see, okay?
39:38
What you're going to see, inevitably will be this
39:42
governing body that will emerge from all of this activity.
39:47
Well, it's happening. It's happening in Europe.
39:49
Did you covered it on the daily fail, right?
39:51
No, I know, but it'll go beyond that, right?
39:53
Because, you know how each country has their own little
39:55
bodies, but eventually there's going to be one that spans all
39:59
of the world. Like you'll see.
40:01
This is, it's inevitable, right? Like we talked about Like the
40:04
trilateral commission and stuff like that, like this is
40:06
literally that type of crap. Yeah, and that's exactly what's
40:10
going to happen and then don't get me wrong but then think
40:12
about it who has access to all your data and that is the
40:15
biggest Honeypot of all. Absolutely scary as hell man.
40:20
Anyways it's scary as hell. So in this is, you know and I'm
40:23
gonna add in the line that I always say in the future you're
40:26
going to have to pick and choose between central bank, digital
40:29
currencies right and Bitcoin you're going to have to pick and
40:34
choose between a centralized future which is what they want
40:38
so badly and they're freaking out because the internet is
40:41
allowing people to do their own research as well as transact
40:45
without their methods of control and they're freaking out.
40:48
Because of it or you're going to have a decentralized future,
40:52
which is Bitcoin, you're gonna have to pick and choose right
40:55
now, it's a little off you skated, But as time progresses I
40:58
suspect it's going to become more and more obvious.
41:01
Optimus, what are your thoughts on this?
41:03
Well, excuse me. It's honestly like terrifying.
41:07
How far these governments are willing to go to keep us crowd
41:12
as cattle. And I don't know about you guys,
41:14
but I remember reading 1984 as a kid and being absolutely.
41:18
Terrified and then also glad that it was fiction.
41:22
And now I don't know if that's forward 15 years later and we're
41:25
literally living it as if it was a documentary or a blueprint.
41:29
So guys, this stuff is is absolutely terrifying.
41:33
If you don't have Bitcoin and as a wise man once said, it's
41:38
either Bitcoin or communism. And if you're against Bitcoin,
41:41
you're against freedom. And guys, I don't know about
41:45
you, but I sure do like freedom and I'm not down.
41:48
And to get freakin Peg bagged and cattle defer, these crazy
41:53
lunatics over there everywhere in the government.
41:56
So you know, buy Bitcoin and opt out like cheese us.
42:01
Yeah. Dude, it remember it only works
42:04
if you take self custody, if you have your Bitcoin on coinbase on
42:08
Exchange, it really belongs to the government.
42:10
They just haven't told you yet. Anyways, moving on big
42:14
milestone, big deal. This came up the Incentives of
42:19
Bitcoin are irresistible, right? And here is Goldman one of the
42:25
one of the most, the largest well-known, right?
42:29
You know, wealth management Banks, right?
42:32
Goldman offers its first Bitcoin back Loan in crypto push Goldman
42:36
Sachs offered its first-ever lending facility back to buy
42:39
Bitcoin and a significant step for a major u.s. bank that
42:42
accelerates wall Street's and Brace of cryptocurrencies, the
42:45
security, the secured lending facility lent cash.
42:48
Otherwise buy Bitcoin owned by the bar.
42:51
A spokeswoman for the bank said the deal was interesting and
42:54
Goldman to Goldman because it is because of its structure and
42:57
24-hour risk management. But it wasn't only Goldman.
43:00
There is also a milestone article as well isn't.
43:04
It is the Wall Street Journal, May 1st, 2022, Wall Street,
43:08
reluctantly and braces, Bitcoin and shit going.
43:11
The largest US Banks, security, firms, and custodians many of
43:14
home once greeted, the emergence of digital assets with
43:17
skepticism, Are now showcasing their forays into the market at
43:22
a moment in time when the traditional industry has woken
43:24
up and more, broadly accepted this is happening.
43:27
While looking the recent conversion industry Executives
43:31
said has less to do with any Epiphany about cryptos utility
43:35
than it does a simple reality. They don't want to lose the to
43:40
the lose the business to Rivals. It's gotten to the point where
43:43
everyone is at some point in the journey, if they're not actively
43:47
investing than their, Lowering it in response.
43:49
Most banks custodians are working on plans, to move
43:52
forward with handling crypto at different Paces, firms such as
43:56
Fidelity Investments in Cohen Ink have started storing and
43:59
trading cryptocurrencies, either on their own or through Ventures
44:02
with digital asset startups last week bny Mellon and Rivals, such
44:07
as State Street, Corp are building capabilities to store,
44:11
trade, Bitcoin and other digital assets while they await u.s. and
44:15
state regulatory approvals that. I say will allow them to go live
44:19
with those services for institutional clients.
44:22
Now, here's the thing and this is what I'm trying.
44:24
I've been trying to convey to you guys there.
44:27
Sipping, the poison that will kill them eventually.
44:31
They just don't know it yet, right?
44:33
And this goes to a very famous article by Alex gladstein.
44:36
Shout out to him and I think he describes it perfectly the name
44:41
of the Articles Bitcoin is a trojan horse for Freedom, right?
44:45
And now here's the thing with with these, what these
44:48
Institutions with these companies.
44:50
With a lot of governments think is that you could separate the
44:53
freedom from Bitcoin, but the wrong and Alex beautifully
44:58
describes. It the mean begins with wealthy
45:01
individuals corporations and soon governments which see
45:04
Bitcoin as a glittering digital gold out of self-preservation,
45:07
right? And this article is written two
45:09
years ago, right? And that's exactly what is
45:11
happening here. Let me read it again, right?
45:14
The recent conversions industry executive said had less to do
45:17
with any of Epiphany about kryptos utility than it does a
45:21
simple reality. They don't want to lose their
45:24
business to the rivals. Glas.t nailed that two years
45:28
ago. So anyways, the mean begins with
45:31
wealthy individuals, corporations and soon
45:32
governments, which see Bitcoin has glittering digital gold out
45:35
of self-preservation and greed. They're incentivized to buy mine
45:39
or one day taxes new prize to accumulate, the soundest money
45:43
and gain an advantage over their Rivals.
45:44
Bitcoin does. After all on its exterior, look
45:47
very appealing. It's the best performing
45:49
financial asset in the world over the past 12 years.
45:52
But Bitcoin is not just number. Go up technology hidden behind
45:56
the eye-popping gains is a powerful Freedom.
45:59
Go up technology that its new adopters are knowingly or not
46:03
pushing forward and gu + FG. You are inextricable.
46:07
So, again, it's a big milestone Wall Street caved.
46:13
I think that they knew deep down inside, right, that perhaps
46:17
supporting this was And a good idea, but the greed and Bitcoins
46:21
better flag Theory, got the best of them like it's going to get
46:24
the best of governments but what they don't realize is when they
46:27
take that orange pill whether they realize it or not like lots
46:32
team pointed out there taking also Freedom enabling technology
46:36
and it's just a matter of time before those institutional
46:40
investors realize, hey wait a second.
46:44
Why do I need to custody with you?
46:46
Exactly. Why are you taking that one
46:49
percent management fee? If I could just store those
46:53
private keys by myself? Why is it that you need to exist
46:57
and those are questions that are going to pop up sooner or later
47:01
the more that Bitcoin the the more that Bitcoin expands into
47:05
the, you know, the the common, the common Consciousness and
47:11
eventually I think that these people were They realize it or
47:15
not, they're shooting themselves in the foot, they just don't
47:17
know it yet. And I don't think it's going to
47:19
be obvious for another decade or so.
47:21
But eventually a lot of those institutional clients, right?
47:25
Perhaps their now young and they will become older at that time.
47:29
They'll realize, hey, wait a second.
47:31
I don't need to maybe I need to custody my socks with you, but I
47:34
definitely don't need to custody my Bitcoin with you and if James
47:39
lavish was right and a lot of these, you know, smart, you know
47:42
guys that came from the financial industry or Correct?
47:44
Right and Bitcoin captures, maybe, two, three, four percent
47:49
of global assets, right? Think about how much money that
47:53
is. I think about how much those
47:55
institutions are losing in business, right?
47:58
Because before people had no other option, but to custody a
48:02
lot of their assets with them. But with Bitcoin self custody is
48:06
a whole other monster. It's a whole other thing that
48:09
they haven't had to deal with. It's just a matter of time
48:12
before people start to realize Sighs, dude.
48:15
I could take self custody of my own wealth and by doing that
48:19
you're taking power back and it becomes increasingly difficult
48:24
for governments to manipulate people's wealth, because it's a
48:27
lot harder for governments to go after millions of people
48:32
storing, their own private Keys than a handful of Institutions
48:36
that are storing. Everyone's wealth.
48:38
I think that this is where this is going.
48:40
But this is a big milestone, dude.
48:41
This is where Wall Street has realized.
48:43
Hey, if If we don't get on this Bitcoin train, we're going to
48:46
get left behind Phil. What are your thoughts?
48:49
Yeah, that's exactly right. And it's exactly what you said.
48:51
So they they get to make the choice.
48:54
Do I? Let my competition make me
48:56
irrelevant and make me poor or do.
48:58
I do this myself and essentially kind of hang myself with the
49:03
Rope so metaphorically, so to speak.
49:06
And and that's right. They really have no choice but
49:09
but there is a silver lining to this for these institutions.
49:13
For the Institutions that the side to actually come together,
49:18
right? And start to figure out how they
49:20
can add value into this ecosystem or how they can create
49:24
services and or products that people would be willing to use
49:29
and trust and willing to trade their Bitcoin for will then
49:32
these institutions will not be made irrelevant, you know?
49:35
Like so they do look they do have a chance but the problem is
49:40
this that I think a lot of people also don't realize is
49:43
that the Bigger the business. The slower it is to Pivot.
49:48
So this is why companies like Google, right?
49:51
They went and they created alphabet and then you have like
49:55
a separate sub division of that that's Google.
49:57
And then you have this other subdivision that's something
49:59
else. This is why they do stuff like
50:01
this so that they can pivot. They can pivot quicker.
50:04
Otherwise, it's very difficult for these large organizations
50:06
and when you're talking about organizations like JPMorgan like
50:09
Goldman Sachs, this is Major entrenchment into the This is
50:14
Major entrenchment into the financial world, if not major
50:19
backbone, components of the financial World itself.
50:22
So these things they can't pivot quickly.
50:26
They cannot pivot quickly and let's face it.
50:29
They're going to do what they think is going to make them
50:32
preserve themselves. The longest, which is tricking
50:36
people into custody in their Bitcoin with them.
50:41
Like if you think about it, like that's pretty much all they
50:43
have. And Nico, you.
50:44
And I have joked around this, before about this before.
50:47
Like, what are they gonna do? They're gonna sit there and look
50:49
at the Clark Moody dashboard, and they're going to go and sit
50:51
there. Look at tradingview, go check
50:52
out the guys Hardware wallets. Make sure his his, you know,
50:55
make sure it's not stolen, you know, like do his recovery seed
50:58
for him like I just anyways, I good luck to them.
51:02
You know, really good luck to them.
51:03
Good luck. And honestly, they desert
51:05
whatever, it's coming to them. They fucking deserve it, man.
51:09
Anyways. Optimus what are your thoughts
51:10
on this? Well, I think you guys And it
51:14
perfectly and you say it, basically every shell incentives
51:18
or everything, and Bitcoin has the best incentives.
51:21
So even if it is, you know, then taking the poison slowly, it's
51:27
still they're incentivized to do it and after yesterday's episode
51:31
with Jai Ma biche, I hit one of my friends who's he's a you know
51:34
he works as an investment for some fun profile manager or
51:38
something like that and I was just interested.
51:40
I'm like yo are is your company doing something with Bitcoin
51:43
related? Waited, and he was talking about
51:46
there, they're very interested in talking about Bitcoin and so
51:50
there right now into, you know, doing like ETFs and funds and
51:53
all that shit culinary. But he did say that they are
51:57
looking into some kind of custodial wallet features in the
52:00
future and like, you guys are saying in my head, I'm just like
52:03
laughing. It's like, yeah, that's awesome
52:06
guys, but like anyone who knows, anything isn't going to custody
52:10
their Bitcoin with you if they're smart.
52:12
But at least they're trying. Understand that if they don't do
52:16
it, their competitors will and they're going to get Rex.
52:18
So the incentives are pure guys. The incentives work out there.
52:22
You just trust the process Bitcoin fixes this Bitcoin,
52:27
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