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The Real Reason Why a Bitcoin ETF has NOT Been Approved | EP 490 · Simply Bitcoin

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uneventful numbers that continue to uneventful numbers we took
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out we were it looks like we're channeling.
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We're Holding steady at that, you know, 29 to 31 level.
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But again, the the FED is tightening, right?
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They are raising rates, you know, and they're they're
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lowering their balance sheet, which is just a very fancy way
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of they're slowing down the printing of money.
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So yeah, man, I don't, I think that if they continue on this
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pattern, I, you know, it might be might get a little bit worse,
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you know, whether you like it or not, but coin has been
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correlated to To the NASDAQ. It's been correlated to SMP so,
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you know, if the NASDAQ SMP fall.
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Unfortunately, in this moment in time, so does Bitcoin, I think,
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in the in the future it will decouple but not as of yet.
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Anyways, I have some really interesting data though because
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I think a lot of people pay attention to the price but we
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always say on the show which is why we don't speculate which is
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why we don't pull up price, charts or anything.
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We like to focus on the signal. I think this is there's a lot of
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signal, right? If you actually pay attention
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to, the hash red took a little bit of a tumble, but if you take
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a look at the hash rate, if you take a look at the lightning
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network capacity, it keeps making all-time highs, right?
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And this I think is a really good indication of the growth of
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the Bitcoin Network. And essentially what this chart
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is is the number of addresses with .01 Bitcoin and the reason
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that I say this is an indication of the growth of the Bitcoin
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network is more wallets, right? More addresses with the Bitcoin
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balance you could assume These are people stacking individual
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stacking. And again, this is reaching an
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all-time high, right? And the last time we don't want
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to say it's parabolic yet but the last time we saw a very big
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parabolic W rise was the 2017 blow off top moment, as you can
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see on the Orange Line, it just went parabolic and then people
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slowly started to sell right here, even though we had this
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big collapse, right? Which, in my opinion, it was
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partially because of Luna. It was partially, because the
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Fed was raising rates. People just continue to stack,
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but it wasn't only the people holding point zero one Bitcoin
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people holding point one Bitcoin, or also stack in as
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well. Right?
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Continues to go up the little bit bigger people holding one
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Bitcoin. Also continues to go up, holding
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10 Bitcoin. It's going a little sideways,
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right? So you can see the bigger
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addresses aren't as accumulate are accumulating as big as much
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as the smaller addresses. This is a Is with 100 Bitcoin,
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right? So it's not that it's going
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down. It's pretty much staying the
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same and whales are addresses with 1,000 Bitcoin or more here
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because there's not such a large amount.
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You could say these are exchanged wallets, you could
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say, you know, there's a what I'm trying to say is there's not
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a lot of individuals with this amount of Bitcoin, right?
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So you can see it went up a little bit here but you could
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have said that is a exchanges rebalancing their stuff.
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So I don't really like to Pay attention to, you know, balances
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of 10K, or 1K Bitcoin or more. Because I don't know what
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percentage of those could be exchanges.
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But with addresses or with a hundred Bitcoin or less, right?
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You could surmise that those are people with Bitcoin, those are
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individuals with Bitcoin. So here it's pretty much steady
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with 10 Bitcoin. It's pretty much steady with one
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Bitcoin. It's pretty much steady but the
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plebs, right? They're stacking like crazy
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people with one Bitcoin, they're stacking as well people with .01
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Bitcoin their fucking stocking like crazy crazy.
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So and and my, you know, again unlike a lot of you know, our
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friends, right? That do the whole chain analysis
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and you know the block. They look, they look at all that
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stuff. Look in my opinion that to me
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that looks like peep that is the growth of the Bitcoin Network.
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Those are individuals that are continuing to Continue to stack
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into freedom and that goes all the way up to one Bitcoin, once
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it gets to 10 Bitcoin or more, write it, you know, that, that
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kind of starts going a little bit sideways, right?
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So, just some really interesting data, you guys could surmise
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what you want from it, but to me that represents growth that
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represents at the fundamentals of Bitcoin or just getting
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stronger. So if you put the noise aside,
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which is, you know, the recent volatility, right?
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It's never been a better time to stack.
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Anyways. Phil what are your thoughts?
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Yeah. Now I think look, I think what
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we're seeing is Healthy. And what we're seeing makes
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sense. Because look, I mean it let's
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face it. Not that I want to assume the
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way that anybody lives, but if you have more than a hundred
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Bitcoin or more than 1,000 Bitcoin, most likely, you don't
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really need to stack at these levels and to your point, right?
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1,000 or more. Bitcoin is most likely an
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exchange, but as an individual rights, is the individual like
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their desire to stack really hard.
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I'm not sure that that they're really feeling that you know
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like not the same thing as those of us with, you know, Bitcoin or
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less? Yeah, the the desire.
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So, I think what we're seeing is healthy, it's natural.
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Look, especially if we look back at the price action.
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Last year, at this time, I think we were in the 40s.
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I think we were like, in the 40K region.
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So we're actually below where we were last year at this time.
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And at this time last year during the, you know, like the,
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you know, we were building up. So the media was building up,
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there was a lot of news, so a lot of those people who started
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to pay attention. Now who maybe didn't get in are
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taking a look at the price level in our.
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Like, you know what, this is a lot better of an entry point for
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me, you know? And, and that's happening also.
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So at least that's the way I'd like to imagine it the other.
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The other thing I wanted to say, had to do with your previous
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point about the, you know, the the FED tightening rates.
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So sometimes I shouldn't say sometimes, but often right, we
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say that Bitcoin is, you know, is like a hedge against
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inflation, but then people can also make the argument while if
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that's the Case then why, you know what I mean?
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Like, why isn't it going up? Even though because the money
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printing, even though they're slowing it down, they're still
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doing it. The money is still being
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devalued, go look at the debt clock, that's still all
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happening, you know, it's not like that's pausing.
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So, you know, the point I'm trying to make is that right
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now, though, we are still in Bitcoins growth process.
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I believe that we are still transitioning out of the what
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you'd say, like, a a collector, a collector's item, right?
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Like, we are still trying, Positioning from the collector's
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item into the medium of exchange and we're and obviously the
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store of value. So it's really interesting at
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Bitcoins present time where we're at.
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So right now a lot of a lot of the themes that we may say
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sometimes, don't seem to correlate immediately but when
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we zoom out and we look at the bigger picture, it works
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perfectly fine. You know when we zoom out we
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look at the bigger picture Bitcoin has destroyed as
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essentially. Destroyed the rate of inflation,
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right? If you held in Bitcoin, you did
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just fine against inflation anyway in the last two years
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Bitcoins up. Pretty much a thousand percent.
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You're absolutely right. If you held onto Bitcoin and you
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know, you you try to zone out the recent volatility.
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You're still upright. So I think that's the signal
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right there as much as they would want you to believe.
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Oh, it's, you know, it's, it's look, I always say this, right,
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Fiat at they say, It's stable, but I think that's, that's diss
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enjoying their disingenuous because okay, so their goal was
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to percent, right? But that compounds over time,
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right? And it's like you're slow,
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you're moving, you're losing money slowly ever, so slowly
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that you don't notice, right? Whereas, in Bitcoin yet, but I'd
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be volatile but it's volatile in the up direction, right?
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So it's like that, those are your two choices.
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You have something that's more stable and this year it's not
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we're, you know, we have a Percent inflation in the United
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States. I know it's a lot worse than
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other countries but it's still losing money.
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Even in the best year, it's designed to lose money.
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Whereas, in Bitcoin, it's designed to go up to get, go up
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forever. Right?
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There's a set amount, 21 million and not to mention the having
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every four years, right? That literally causes a supply
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shock. So, yeah, man.
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It's, it's some crazy stuff, crazy, stuff to say, the least I
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was going to say the goal is to percent but I mean, come on.
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Like we know what's Meaning that it doesn't matter that the goal
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is to present. The point is, is that it's built
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in its built-in that it just fucking goes down all the time.
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Yep. That's insane.
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That's insane that. Anybody agreed to this shit,
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dude. We didn't agree to this shit.
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Gotta give a shout out to core Eclipse then because he has
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absolutely been destroying thus troying, the shit coins.
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I know that Nico called or is Cory replacing you, Phil is
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gauri the shit coin Slayer. Whoo, he's beyond the Slayer, he
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is like the shit coin Destroyer. Okay, orry the shit coin
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Destroyer. He's like these the like there's
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nothing even left when he's finished.
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All right, I look at Luna Luna today, okay?
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Because we've talked about Luna way too much, we are going to
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what's lunar, right? Exactly, that's exactly it
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though. That's exactly the point.
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Okay? So, what we're going to Pivot
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the little bit. We're gonna pivot a little.
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All right. Cory tweeted this out.
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This is from Celsius Network. Now, look, normally, I do this
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whole big thing where we I've into what Celsius network is and
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all kinds of stuff. The, the point of it is to make
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it simple. They re hypothecate your big,
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your Bitcoin. It's just like block Phi.
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So you go, you move your Bitcoin to their their platform.
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You do it in an app or their website and then after that by
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leaving it there they pay you a certain interest rate on the
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amount that you hold there. And then eventually what they
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did was they introduced their own shit coin.
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Okay. Which is very much like a bit
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connect kind of thing and very much like even a Luna kind of
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thing, they have called That's right.
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And anyways after they did that, it's all the same typical type
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of stuff like blocked by. So the rehypothecation paid a
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rehypothecation Bitcoin. Anyways, the point is, let's
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take a look at this tweet and this is why we tell you that,
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you know, this this interest rate that they're paying you,
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okay, Bitcoin on average just holding, it gives you two
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hundred percent annual, you could be safe and you can
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minimize the risk just by holding it yourself.
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Take self custody and you can quote unquote earn yield against
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our devaluing shitty currency and I when I say earn yield, I
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mean earn value. Anyways, let's take a look at
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this tweet. This is from Celsius, it's not a
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tweet from Celsius. It's a tweet from Corey, but
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it's part of the Celsius website.
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Talking about what happens to your digital assets when things
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go horribly wrong in the event. That Celsius becomes bankrupt
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enters liquidation or is otherwise unable to Pay its
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obligations, you may not be able to recover or regain ownership
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of such digital assets and other than your rights, as a creditor
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of Celsius. Under any applicable laws, you
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may not have any legal remedies or rights in connection with
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Celsius obligations to you. So that is scary stuff.
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That tells you that right there, God forbid, anything happens to
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this company, whatever digital assets that You had their quote
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unquote, learning, you interest are just gone.
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Okay, there is absolutely no. Insurance has no guarantees.
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Anyways, Nico did you did you ever did you know about these
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guys before Celsius? Supposedly it was started by
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Alex machine ski who claims that he created the VoIP protocol.
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The voice over IP protocol. I don't know how true that is
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but that's supposedly that that's him.
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Okay, yeah Celsius, so I've heard of them but I dude I
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didn't know what Luna was like a week ago.
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The first time was like, Luna was like Apparently that was
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important. So yeah, I mean I'm just out of
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the shit coin Loop. Does it surprise me?
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Absolutely not coinbase. Get kind of caught caught with
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their pants down as well similar wording.
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If we go bankrupt and we're custody in your Bitcoin, you
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know, we're not responsible, Brian Armstrong freaked out, he
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had to do some damage control, did it a thread on Twitter,
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which you covered by the way? And yeah it's just, you know,
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look if that's not a good advertisement.
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But as to why you should self custody, I don't know what is
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self custody or Bitcoin take that power into your hands.
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You've never been able to hold that power before 2009, anything
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you've possessed. Whether that was cash or that's
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gold. The balance of power, was always
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in the direction of the mob is always in the direction of the
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state. But with Bitcoin, you can
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memorize that. I don't suggest you do this.
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But you could you know, store it in.
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In a very bad case scenario, those 12 or 24 words in your
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mind, and makes it very difficult for someone to get it
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out of you. Right?
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And not only mention that, not only, not only that, but you
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could also multisig where you can store your keys and
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different geographical locations, that moves the
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balance of power in the return of violence.
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Completely in your favor before Bitcoin, that was never the
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case, use that power. And when you give up custody of
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your Bitcoin, you're shooting yourself in the foot
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metaphorically. Anyways, Phil what is the next
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fail? Get ready, get ready, we are
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about to go on a journey, okay? And it's a journey, a journey
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into the future and into outer space Nico.
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Where the yeah, the world is about to get so much better.
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And here's why here's why Welcome To Mars.
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I own everything. Have total privacy and life has
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never been better. Does that sounds like something
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that interests you Nico? That sounds like the fucking
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that literally sounds like I owe nothing.
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I'll be happy. Like it, literally it like it's
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just that that article traumatized me so much.
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I just remember right off the bat, When someone tells you life
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has never been better. That is usually a bad sign.
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I swear, Nico just the title. I was like, I have to read this.
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I'm like, I know this is gonna be some shit.
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And I gotta tell you, man, we are not going to be
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disappointed. This Okay welcome.
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Welcome to my city or should I say our city?
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Because I like every every other inhabitant m, a stakeholder in.
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In God, my city on, Mars has a decentralized governance
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structure. Just like the greater Mars.
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It's not even mean it was a greater Mars.
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Anyways, we have police that spread peace.
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Instead of violence, we have Financial systems that spread
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wealth, instead of creating poverty, we have institutions,
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That are open instead of closed and transparent, instead of
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secret, all of which makes corruption practically
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impossible. Our institutions, our bottom up
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and people-powered instead of top-down and authoritarian Nico,
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everything's just amazing in this Utopia.
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It's just awesome decentralized government in our world.
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It makes perfect sense for everyone to say they own
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everything. Everyone owns everything, Nico,
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every product, that service. At least all of the most
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important ones is I did buy a decentralized organization an
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organization that no one person or group controls that anyone
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can acquire a stake in. Sorry we live in an abundant
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World. Thanks to technology, far beyond
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with you have on Earth. This is because on Mars.
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All technology is open source. All of this is made possible.
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Thanks to an Advanced Financial operating system that emerged in
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2022. So we were not talking about
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Bitcoin that enabled people to profit from the creation of Open
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Source software. A piece of software was released
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that made a peer-to-peer economic system with no barriers
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to entry available to everyone for free and quickly spread
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virally. the foundational elements of this system was
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fearless and upgradeable smart, contracts Nico, But free and
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they're upgradeable. All right, earlier versions of
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these Block Chain networks had been released.
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But they were often very energetically wasteful Bitcoins
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bad. We're gonna fix Bitcoin.
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Have I got a shit coin for you. This new platform, however, was
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entirely felis and highly efficient smart contracts, that
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allowed people to cast votes, create different kinds of money,
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and even share their thoughts, publicly could Be created and
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used for free. That's right.
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Your public thoughts should be money.
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All of our thoughts should be tokens.
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Tradable tokens, So, here we go. Who was this wonderful Story?
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By it's wonderful story was by Arthur.
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Levine is the CEO of koi knows group.
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A team of Industry veterans, accelerating decentralisation
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through, accessible blockchain technology, they're foundational
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product, is coin owes, a free to use and infinitely, upgradable
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blockchain with universal language support.
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So that's right, wrote the article about this utopian
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creepy future, where he's the head, you know, the CEO of the
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company that The shit coin, right?
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And everything is wonderful. So let's go take a look at it.
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This thing is going to be a rug pull very very soon.
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Okay. So here we go.
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This is the coin ousmane, net! Boom!
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We've got all the makings of something that's incredibly easy
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for everyone. No barriers for users.
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No barriers for developers. No barriers for upgrades.
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Everything's amazing. Everything's great.
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Is all just works links free. You might say, okay, but this is
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the best part. This is how we know, this isn't
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going to end up being a rug pull.
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Okay, so it's consensus is decentralized efficient?
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Okay, and minimal Hardware requirements.
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Well, that's good. Thus taking this is the good
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part. Guaranteed yield low effort no
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Hardware requirements and they've got governance Nico.
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Okay, so we've got all this really good stuff and then okay.
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Yeah man, this is, this is so ridiculous.
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And then the best part, It is this, I want everyone to end
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with this thought we want the block producer to have the same
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skin in the game that they do in a proof of work system without
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requiring that they actually do the work.
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Now, that sounds like some bullshit.
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That sounds like some big bullshit Nico.
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I want you to have the benefits of proof of work, but you
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shouldn't have to do the work. Remember how I told you.
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I'd like to hear how I told you many times on this show.
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Show this shit coiners. Remind you remind me of
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communist. There you go.
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They literally ripped the you low nothing can be happy world
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economic Forum article that they ripped from the internet but we
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still have it by the way. They they took out all the
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Communist stuff they put in their shit coin in there and
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they put Mars let me tell you about Mars, okay, it's awesome
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that you launched going okay, very cool stuff he's going
21:37
there. I think as a species we need to
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do that. But me personally Only I like
21:41
Earth. Mars literally wants to kill
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you. There's no air, there's no
21:46
atmosphere. It's really fucking cold there.
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It's a chicoine Marxist. A chicoine planet, that doesn't
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mean you should go to Scott like it, you know, investigate
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explore. Yeah, go do that stuff but I'm
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not doing it. So like yeah man.
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Like okay go have their Utopia on a fucking dead Planet.
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You want to give this guy money you like dude it's crazy.
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And whoever thought copying the, you own nothing and beat if he
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happy or article was a good idea.
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What is if you invest in that You deserve to lose money,
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guaranteed yield. I mean this connect really what
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is that dude? That is so dystopian.
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That's a joke that has to be a joke.
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There's no way that's real the road so many.
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Come on, they literally injected shit into a mouse and made a
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token out of it. No they took the don't worry
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don't you want nothing. Be happy.
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One of the most unpopular articles on the face of the
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internet here if that There's certain shit like, oh my God.
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What is wrong with these people, bro?
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You know what? I didn't cover it in the article
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but they have this great mechanism, right?
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Right, because it's not proof of stake.
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And obviously, they don't like proof-of-work, it's proof of
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burn. Okay?
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It's incredibly efficient and this is how it works, Neco, you
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send your tokens to an address. That's not spendable.
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Hmm, this is, I, I mean, the breakthroughs, they just keep
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coming and and really this To be money, this needs to be the
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future and we need to be invested in the money of Mars,
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which this will not be this along.
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The rug pull, this will be a rug.
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Pull on Earth, don't get me wrong.
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It'll pull here. Mars is watch the movies.
23:40
We have to go to get it. It's just like living like dude,
23:43
you have to terraform it like it dude.
23:46
It's awesome. It's like it's like living in
23:48
Antarctica, dude. That's just not fun.
23:49
Yeah. Have to fucking live in a bunker
23:51
basically. Like you know those little
23:53
things right? So I don't think money is gonna
23:55
matter there for very long ago. It's gonna take a while before
23:59
it before people start giving a shit about the money.
24:01
What it is, it's more about survival at first, right?
24:06
Oh man, yeah, and the shit cleaners are out building.
24:09
Block chains and on Mars, right? Everybody else is trying to
24:12
survive. Everybody else is like following
24:14
maslov's pyramid, you know like and they're sitting there like
24:17
we should build a blockchain out here.
24:18
Look I'm not even gonna try to You guys, if you want to invest
24:21
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And clown world. This is insane.
29:20
We must separate money from State.
29:22
Like this is absolutely crazy. This is a politician.
29:25
No, let me rephrase that this is supposedly the most powerful man
29:30
in the Free World. This is a shit coiner Joe Biden.
29:33
You want to bring down inflation.
29:35
Let's make sure the wealthiest corporations, pay their fair
29:39
share, do you know the level of Gaslight?
29:42
That that is. Yep.
29:44
Okay, let me pull this up. Yep.
29:46
Yep. So this is M2 X represents the
29:51
amount of money that's been added to the Supply, right?
29:54
It's the rich people that are causing this.
29:55
The rich corporations Nico, the wealthiest corporations aren't
29:57
paying taxes. So the money supply is going up,
30:00
you need to explain it the way that the politicians see it.
30:03
Okay. So just remember the not paying
30:06
their fair share, I'm sorry. So look this, this chart goes
30:08
all the way back down to 1959 and in 2020, this very
30:14
suspicious hockey. Stick went up and literally two
30:21
years later record inflation who go told you that the bitcoiners.
30:28
We all knew this was gonna happen but if you listen to the
30:31
president of the United States it's the wealthiest corporations
30:37
their their, you know, their price gouging.
30:40
This is dystopian, this is crazy, they caused the problem
30:45
and I I'm not talking about just the Democrats, the Democrats and
30:48
the Republicans, but Cynthia, lummis has said this many times.
30:52
The crazy amount of spending you have Biden having the nerve to
30:56
go up, go have a press conference saying, inflation, is
30:59
my main priority anyways, so bad on excess gasoline price is
31:07
heading for house. You know who told us this was
31:11
gonna happen? There's Mark Boss because our
31:13
theory was hey, The feds in a really difficult place.
31:17
What do they do, right? They raise rates and meaning,
31:21
they stopped printing money. They slow down the economy and
31:25
they control inflation or they continue printing money, which
31:29
is good for the economy in the short term.
31:31
But inflation keeps going up. But Mark boss came on the show
31:35
says, no, there's a third option.
31:37
The third option is price controls.
31:39
Yes, ladies and gentlemen. We are at that point in the
31:41
goddamn movie to price controls work.
31:44
Well, if you look at history, They never fucking work.
31:46
Anyways. The US Congress will vote next
31:49
week on legislation barring excess or exploitive fuel
31:53
prices. What's absolutely crazy about
31:55
this guys is that they will go to whatever lengths to Gaslight
32:00
you and blame everything but themselves.
32:05
And let me show you how much they don't take this fucking
32:07
seriously house passes. 40 billion more in.
32:12
You create Bill Aid with few, Questions asked the escalating
32:17
brutality of the war in Ukraine, has d'ampton voices on both the
32:20
right? And the left.
32:21
As I told you, it's not just Democrats, both fucking sides
32:25
except they're both addicted to the money.
32:26
Printer, the last for social stuff, the right for war,
32:30
skeptical of the United States involving itself in an armed
32:33
conflict overseas. Fueling a rush by Congress to
32:36
pour huge amounts of money into a potentially, lengthy and
32:39
costly offensive against Russia with few questions or
32:43
reservations raised. So, When the private the United
32:46
States president, or the Republicans say, they fucking
32:49
care about inflation, know they fucking don't because they're
32:52
willing to print basically no. Not basically more than the
32:58
budget for the state of Pennsylvania.
33:02
So they could send it overseas. The house of to the house on
33:07
Tuesday night passed a 40 billion dollar military and
33:10
humanitarian Aid, package for Ukraine and an overwhelming 368.
33:15
257 vote weeks. After lawmakers are
33:18
overwhelmingly approved. Thirteen, point six billion in
33:22
emergency aid for the war effort that total that roughly, that
33:26
total to roughly fifty three billion over two months, 53,
33:30
fucking billion dollars goes. What President Biden requested
33:34
and is poised to amount to the largest foreign aid package to
33:37
move through Congress. And at least two decades, Okay.
33:44
Why do I cover all that? 80 billion left in Afghanistan.
33:50
When the United States pulled out fifty three billion set
33:58
Halfway across the world. They say they care about
34:02
inflation. This is the problem with fucking
34:06
political money. This is the problem right here,
34:09
Central Banking, fuels war, and least fucking Wars.
34:16
Afghanistan over. Let's go to another one.
34:19
A Fiat enables this under a Bitcoin standard, this shit
34:24
would be too expensive. They say they care about
34:31
inflation but they sure care about war a whole lot more.
34:37
This is ridiculous. This is literally why we have
34:41
two separate money from State. It is literally about peace for
34:45
mankind because if we continue the route of Central Banking,
34:51
more Wars endless fucking worse. It's not a coincidence.
34:55
That the bloodiest century and Mankind's history was also the
35:01
century of Central Banking. If that is not a good reason as
35:08
to why we have to transition to a Bitcoin standard, I don't know
35:12
what is we need to take the money out of the hands of
35:16
politicians. We need to put it back in the
35:20
hands of people and now, you know, why they are attacking it
35:24
as hard as they are. These people are bunkers and
35:29
they don't give they don't care about you because if they cared
35:32
about you, they would be more concerned about controlling
35:36
inflation than they would be printing 40 billion dollars out
35:40
of thin air to send it to another War.
35:42
The United States was just in a war for 20 years.
35:47
What did it amount to when the, when the airplanes were pulling
35:50
out of Afghanistan? You guys remember the videos
35:52
that were literally people? Flying off, we left 80 billion
35:56
dollars to the people. That we are supposedly fighting
35:57
for 20 years. Why not do it again?
36:02
This is Fiat. This is this is what it causes.
36:05
This is Central Banking, this is what it's always caused.
36:12
Bitcoin fixes this. But only if we win if we don't
36:15
win. More Wars, more fucking
36:19
political bullshit. This is it.
36:21
This is peak and Sanity and it's by both parties and I'm not the
36:26
only one saying this is fucking Cynthia.
36:27
Lummis, at Cynthia lummis. Sorry says, this is well,
36:30
anyways, Phil, what are your thoughts on this?
36:32
Yeah, so look man. Very well, very well put
36:35
together. Look, politicians politicians,
36:37
it's no secret that their slaves to the central Bankers, okay?
36:41
And when we vote these people in, they are supposed to, they
36:45
are supposed to serve. The people write that is the
36:48
government's function according to what, we've all been
36:51
brainwashed to believe, we vote these people in, and they're
36:55
supposed to do what is best for the country.
36:58
Now, I highly doubt that any of us were asked, whether we wanted
37:02
to send 40 billion dollars abroad, okay, to fund some war
37:07
that we have, no part of rather than fix a lot of really, really
37:13
breaking infrastructure and services that we have here.
37:16
Mean look, if we're money printing, all right?
37:18
And we're making everybody poor. Why are we not helping
37:21
ourselves? This is insane.
37:23
So who here voted to send 40 billion dollars abroad, I don't
37:26
think anybody did, but this is good.
37:28
This goes back to what you said, Nico.
37:29
This is why we have two separate money in state because these
37:32
people don't have to ask us anymore.
37:35
They don't have to ask us. They just take it and they move
37:38
the funds to what they want for their causes.
37:42
And it has to do with their lobbyists and what their
37:45
interests are anyways. So we're sending 40 billion
37:48
dollars abroad, but the wealthy corporations.
37:51
They're the evil that has to be reined in.
37:54
Right? So, the government without
37:56
anybody's, without any of our consent is sending 40 billion
38:00
dollars there, but these wealthy corporations, that employ
38:03
people, right? That allow everybody to go and
38:06
put a roof over our heads and all that good stuff.
38:08
These are evil evil corporations.
38:10
They are profiteering Mikoto, how dare they dude, it's light.
38:14
Its Insanity, dude. Speak fucking Insanity fill
38:19
like, dude, it's like, it's not us, it's everyone else, but us,
38:24
it's the supply Chains, It's Putin, it's the virus.
38:29
No one mentions the money printer.
38:31
Someone else has to pay Nico. Do someone else?
38:35
It's man, it's crazy. This is sickening.
38:38
This is sickening 20-year Warren and you and Afghanistan.
38:42
Let's toast let's go start another one.
38:44
Like it's just and it's Of the anyways, moving on, check this
38:49
out, very suspicious, right? We've been keeping up with this
38:53
lesson personally. You know, Michael sailor goes up
38:56
in arms like oh a Bitcoin ETF. This is so awesome.
39:00
I guess you can make an argument.
39:02
It's a step in the right direction.
39:04
Personally this revolution only works if people take self
39:08
custody of their Bitcoin which is why we're not big fans of
39:12
ETFs. But anyways, what suspicious to
39:15
me though is the Behavior of the SEC because they haven't
39:19
approved a Bitcoin, ETF for some reason, or the other, and their
39:25
argument was Market manipulation.
39:27
And their argument is volatility Netflix, I think is down over
39:32
50% and all these companies, write the so-called Blue Chip
39:37
tech stocks. So I think there's something
39:40
nefarious going on here. Let me make the case.
39:43
But first, let's check out this article by CNBC Scale met
39:47
privately with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
39:49
Last week, in an effort to persuade the regulator to
39:51
approve the conversion of its Flagship fund into an EDF.
39:55
ETF turning the gray scale. Bitcoin, trust into a New
39:58
York's, New York Stock Exchange. Trading ETF would broaden access
40:02
to bitcoin and enhanced protections while unlocking up
40:05
to eight billion dollars in value for investors.
40:08
The SEC is discriminating against issuers by approving
40:12
Bitcoin, Futures ETFs and denying Bitcoin spot ETFs The
40:16
deadline for the SEC to approve or reject grayscales.
40:19
Application is July 6. Now here's the thing with the
40:23
Futures ETF that just suppresses the price, right that because
40:28
you're literally, you're not set.
40:30
You're not selling Bitcoin that you don't have or you do have
40:35
It's very suspicious now and I kind of connected the dots a
40:38
little bit. This is Brian Brooks, he was the
40:43
CEO of Finance dot U s--, he was the Comptroller of the currency.
40:47
When the Trump Administration was an office or was in power
40:51
and now he's the CEO of bitfury which is this mining is American
40:55
mining company and he went on Fox Business.
40:59
On May 13th, right? And let's take a look at what he
41:02
has to say. Brian when you were running.
41:05
A controller of the currency which is a very big job.
41:07
We're all your little Bank examiners and different staff
41:10
people where they all pose to cryptocurrencies that they want
41:14
to regulate them and control them and run them out of town.
41:18
Well, I mean I mean listen there were on our side of the aisle
41:21
are. There were a couple of different
41:22
points of view, but I think bureaucrats generally want to
41:26
control things. Now, my argument to my staff at
41:29
the time was listen, there's this whole activity that's
41:32
taking over the financial system, we have no visibility
41:35
into it and so we should invite it into the banking system so
41:38
that we would have visibility and I think that got the bank
41:40
examiners across the line it's the fed you got to worry about
41:43
because the FED doesn't control Banks.
41:45
They control money and the FED is very, very worried about a
41:49
decentralized currency system, that's outside of their
41:51
political control. That's where that's where the
41:53
bodies are buried. See, that's why.
41:55
Okay. That was the Comptroller of the
41:59
currency and you heard what he had to say.
42:02
So what you're trying to tell me.
42:05
Right. Is that the SEC and those
42:07
bureaucrats over there aren't have aren't getting pressured by
42:11
to use his words. Control the controller's of the
42:15
money. I don't know man.
42:18
So yeah, dude, there's this some nefarious work at play here but
42:21
like I said we don't need a Bitcoin ETF.
42:25
What we need is more people, taking self custody, that's how
42:28
we win the revolution. But look fill it confirms the
42:32
case that we've been trying to make for months.
42:35
Right? You had someone who worked in
42:36
government literally saying, hey, it's the fed you got to
42:41
worry about, they're the ones, you know, that with the, with
42:43
the bodies buried in the back. So yeah, man.
42:46
It confirms our suspicions confirms our thoughts.
42:49
And I think that perhaps it's not the only reason, but perhaps
42:53
it plays a role. And why this Bitcoin ETF is not
42:58
being approved by the SEC, because it doesn't make sense.
43:02
How could you look at all these companies looking The
43:05
volatility, how could you say it's Bitcoins fall, right?
43:08
So it's just awfully suspicious my friend, you know, and I think
43:13
he did a good job and shout out to Brian because he was also, by
43:16
the way that testified in front of the of the cleaning up
43:20
cryptocurrency committee that they had in Congress.
43:23
Brian Brooks is one of the one of the people that testified and
43:26
we actually played one of his Clips in that video.
43:28
So yeah, man, it's just, I guess it's good to know who you're who
43:33
your enemies are in this. In this decentralized, Bitcoin
43:37
Revolution. I think this is going to play
43:40
out very interestingly because Bitcoin doesn't need an ETF
43:46
right? At the end of the day it doesn't
43:47
really care in. This is what I think that some
43:49
of these traditional institutions they're going to
43:51
find themselves. Some of these people, these
43:53
Bitcoin haters right such as the Federal Reserve.
43:55
I think they're going to find themselves slightly
43:57
disillusioned because certainly, this type of stuff, right?
44:01
Can dampen public perception and make, you know, make people, you
44:06
know, think that like, oh, that's a Bitcoins dead.
44:09
We're going to zero on the side and all this stuff, but at the
44:11
end of the day, that that's the point.
44:12
Unlike all of their traditional puppet systems, which require
44:16
them to pump life into them, to keep them going like a zombie
44:20
Bitcoin, doesn't need that Bitcoin has.
44:23
Its it, Bitcoin has game theory. That is desirable for us and
44:28
incentives that is desirable for us.
44:30
So they're going to find it really difficult.
44:33
Like to me, this is the this is the last, this is one of the
44:36
last things that they have right besides besides an Right ban,
44:40
right? Which would be completely
44:41
insane. I don't think that they would
44:43
ever do that, but besides the attacks that they're doing with,
44:46
you know, that we're seeing with ESG, with the world economic
44:49
Forum, with, with all of these. You know, the, the thing we
44:51
covered last week there, that guy Curtis Ehrlich or something
44:54
like that with the, the shit coin that he's making for the
44:57
u.s. government, you know, the CBD sees all of these attacks,
45:01
you know, that this is what they, this is what they have but
45:04
look At the end of the day, they can't stop it.
45:07
You can't do anything. So they're freaking out.
45:09
So what can they do now? Price suppression.
45:12
And how can you do price? Suppression, Futures, you try
45:15
it, you Futures and you and you take away people's ability to
45:17
trade upon it. And you essentially what you do
45:19
is you slowly tie up the bigger monies access to it or you make
45:25
it more difficult but that's not what they're doing.
45:28
So if you ask me I think this is a public perception thing.
45:31
I think that to a certain extent, maybe they're not such
45:34
fools. Maybe they understand Bitcoins
45:36
gameplay and maybe they're doing this to try to, you know, maybe
45:41
some entities are doing this so that they can stack, they could
45:44
slow. I think it's a slow it down,
45:45
right? Yeah, I think it's you slow it
45:47
down to their birth are revealing their cards, right?
45:50
You saw what the IMF did in Argentina?
45:52
You trying to tell me the Central Bank of central banks.
45:54
Isn't there selected? This him doing the same thing.
45:57
I don't know about that. But anyways, still remember how
46:00
Casa went woke a couple weeks ago.
46:03
Remember how they You know, they did the whole inclusionary
46:07
stuff. Well I kind of know why check
46:12
this out. This is Nick Newman.
46:15
Making this announcement and it look at the plebs are hilarious.
46:18
And now we know why you were virtually struggling so hard a
46:20
few weeks ago and you know, you keep so that's why they went
46:26
woke. So what happened, why did they
46:28
do that now? We know why they raised 21
46:31
million dollars series a funding.
46:34
So, Currently they turn to, you know, a lot of these woke VCS,
46:38
right? And they needed, you know,
46:41
inclusionary hiring practices, I guess to get some of that money.
46:45
So again, we're simply Bitcoin. So we always like to tell you,
46:49
you know, the whole truth. But also, this is very good
46:52
news. Let me tell you why it's good
46:53
news as well. I just wanted to kind of put two
46:56
and two together because I know a lot of you guys are going to
46:58
have an aha moment like, oh, that's why they're doing it.
47:01
But anyways, so this is good news.
47:03
I love Casa a big fan of the A big fan of the company, Nick
47:06
Newman is a great guy. So cos announces new API raises
47:11
21 million series a funding. We've raised a 21 million series
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a funding round and we are announcing our newest product
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that costs API. What is the cost API?
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Well, they go on to explain as our industry grows, we're seeing
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more companies from the traditional software and finance
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World want to integrate Bitcoin and its capabilities.
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They don't typically have the knowledge in house to build
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major pieces of the Bitcoin stack like secure.
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City from the ground up so they look for a way to integrate.
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Custody, custody offering from another company and what do they
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find? Every single solution is
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custodial the ability to integrate a highly secure self,
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custody solution via an API does not exist.
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We saw this problem and realize that the current custodial Focus
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ecosystem does a day service to Consumers.
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And what did I always tell you guys?
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Right? Self custody is the key.
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Of course, this is a company. Of course, these are companies,
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taking self custody, it doesn't matter.
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It's better. Thousands of companies taking
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self custody than one, big company cuss sitting everyone's
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Bitcoin like and let me give you a real world analogy of.
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This is Black Rock, black rock doesn't own all those shares but
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because they custody all those shares they inherit the voting
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power. Centralized custody is a Bad
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Thing. Anyways, they go on to say in a
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world where coinbase alone holds more than 10% of all Bitcoin in
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existence, it's more important than ever for people to.
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That have the choice to be their own bank.
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After all the first sentence of the Bitcoin white paper is about
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using money without going through financial institutions.
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So, shout out to Casa. I think it's a great idea.
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Congratulations. All the money raised.
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I just think it's funny that you guys went woke and then two
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weeks later, or like a week later, you announced that you
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raised 21 million dollars. Maybe it's connected.
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Maybe it's not, it's it's a very big coincidence, though.
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Phil, what are your thoughts? Yeah, I'm gonna say that they
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didn't have to go. Whoa.
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Oak and they still probably could have gotten that funding.
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They could have said absolutely nothing and life could have gone
49:09
on and anyways, but to each their own right that's their
49:12
business, their decisions. So look the the main piece to
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this is is this as much as much as I don't like what happened
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with the casa to write the node as much as I don't?
49:25
Like what happened with that offering, and that it got
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canceled and everything. In the end I have to say, this
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is actually pretty cool. This is pretty cool, you know?
49:33
Like is he, I may not agree with the the woke - and all that
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garbage, but this is actually a step, I think in the right
49:40
direction and interestingly enough, they are championing
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self custody. So this is I mean look, you
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know, we can, you know, we can say whatever we want.
49:50
But this is a, this is a positive message for Bitcoin,
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and this is in the right direction, you know?
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And the reality is, is that what people don't understand about
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apis. Okay, so, essentially in You
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know, to make it less nerdy, right?
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What it is is it allows another piece of software to communicate
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with their piece of software to bring their information in,
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okay? So that you can create this much
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richer easier to use experience, okay?
50:16
So in this case you'd have some other company that would
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integrate and possibly show your Holdings from Casa or something
50:21
like that and you wouldn't have to do a lot of configuration for
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this. You wouldn't have to really do
50:26
anything. This would be done in the
50:27
background. This is very cool stuff.
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This is, you know, in the beginning It's going to be very
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basic but this should mean something really cool for
50:37
accounting software, possibly. I mean I really I personally
50:40
have no clue. That's the only extent that I
50:42
can think of, right. Like you did accounting or
50:44
possibly now that's that's pretty much it accounting
50:47
because they don't have a note anymore so there's no Channel
50:49
management to take a stab. No, it's good.
50:54
Dude, you know you guys getting? We're simply Bitcoin.
50:57
We you know, we don't censor ourselves.
50:58
We're transparent about everything.
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I think it's an overall good. I completely agree.
51:03
I think the more people including companies that take
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self custody the better and the faster that you know, this
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revolution, this decentralized peaceful Revolution takes place.
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But anyways, father wasn't open source, software release today.
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Thank you Phil. All right guys.
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That was our show before we go. I want to give a very specially
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