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Bitcoin Bear Market Woes, Nic Carter MELTS DOWN | EP 519 · Simply Bitcoin

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Welcome back everyone, we're simply Bitcoin.
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Very cool, right Nico. You know, the deal.
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twenty-three, Nico, the numbers again, the numbers again.
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So I want to get your guy's reaction to this II.
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Really cannot believe. I saw this on Twitter today.
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Oh, the gas lighting is just it look, it's either gas lighting
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and composition. Buttons.
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They're literally believing their own propaganda.
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What am I talking about? I am talking about Jerome
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Powell. He was at the ECB Forum, the
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European Central Bank farm. That would be a forum that he
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goes to, we go to the Bitcoin conference, the central Bankers,
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go to forums, I guess. Anyways, let's check out this
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video and shout out to the best business show for posting it to
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repel one. Way to say it would be we I
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think we Now understand better how little we understand about,
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it's very reassuring. You know, it is, you know, with
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honestly, this was this was unpredicted.
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I was looking at are at the time of our June meeting one year ago
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of the 35 people who file with a survey of professional.
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Professional forecasters, 34 of them had inflation below 4% for
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last year. Of course, it was way above 4%
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so really, really everyone had the same model which was the
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Phillips curve model and it just Is not capable of producing High
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inflation but what it was missing was something that's
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completely missing in the data for 40 years, which is a
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basically, a collapse of the supply side.
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You know, the the US economy is famously adaptable.
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You know, it does. It has the minimum of structure,
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rigidities, all that kind of thing.
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And yet here they are. So you.
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So what you had was very strong demand but hitting effectively a
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vertical supply curve. So ordinarily, when people want
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to buy cars, which they really did because they didn't want to
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write on public transportation rates were low.
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Oh, they had all these savings. The car companies would make
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more cars and they might raise prices to in this case they
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couldn't make as many cars. So so what you got was straight
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up the vertical supply curve, a big price increase.
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But I also think in principle at least that process could work in
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Reverse so that as demand comes down, you could probably, you
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know, inflation could actually come down more quickly than
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would be. Then would there other
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relationships that people think about when they think about how
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do you get inflation down which are more All of a simply
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overheated economy and and entrenched inflation the
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sacrifice ratio and those kinds of things.
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But I think this could be, I don't know that it will be but
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it could be different because it's just that process working
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in Reverse potential. Oh God, I have so many things to
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say but there's not enough bandwidth.
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So just the part that I got want you guys to remember, is we
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understand better, how little we understand inflation, okay, this
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is what I want you to remember, okay?
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Inflation really isn't that difficult.
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Occult. Okay, it's not rocket science,
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right? And I would describe it usually,
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but I'm going to let Milton Friedman describe.
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It better to make my sound sound good.
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Sound smart quote, Milton Friedman.
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Inflation is always and everywhere, a monetary
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phenomenon in the sense that it is and can be produced only by a
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rapid more rapid increase in the quantity of money than an
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output. Of course, we all know the
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driver of the quantity of money is Spending priorities.
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Remember what Paul said, right? We understand better.
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How little we understand inflation.
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Let's take a look at the money. I'm to supply a charge or
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whatever, shall we? So us bitcoiners the reason that
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we knew when we correctly pointed out that inflation was
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coming. again we don't have degrees but if you take a look
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at this all the way back to 1959 and you take a look at what
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happened in 2020, Looks like the print a lot of money.
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Phil, what do you think? I, I gotta tell you that, I
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don't know that model that he was talking about that
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Phillipsburg model or whatever. That dude, that dude is wrong.
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All of these people that followed that crap was wrong,
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you know? It's they bought into they
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bought into modern monetary Theory, which is this crazy
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theory that economies are efficient enough that you could
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just print enough. Print infinite amount of money
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into Oblivion and it's not going to have an Packed on flea.
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Wow, was that wrong? Now let's take a look at this.
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This is the Fed asset sheet. This is the mechanism of which
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they justify the printing of money so they don't just print
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money. They have to justify it in the
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books. It's just absolutely insane.
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And what they really do is essentially they issue bonds.
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They issue bonds to the open market, there's not a sovereign
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wealth, Fund in the entire world that has enough money to buy
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those Bonds. So, who buys them?
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The FED buys them. So they buy them, and then they
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put it on their asset sheet, which makes no sense, because
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the FED is the one that prints the money, but they're also
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buying the pot crazy stuff, the Fiat world for you, and let's
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take a look at that. So again, in 2020, that one
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parabolic, so kind of backtracking a little bit and
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then I'll shut up when Powell said this in this video that we
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printed. I'm quote here, we understand
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better. How little we understand
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inflation us plebs and US deplorable.
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'S and us non-elites are just looking at the data that they
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provide and we take a look at the quote from Milton Friedman.
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Looks like they printed too much money, but here's the thing.
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Is it incompetence that he's saying that is he lying through
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his teeth? Is he really sniffing his own
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Central Bank Fury so hard enough that he really believes the shit
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that he's spouting out? I don't know.
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But what do you think Phil? Okay.
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Okay, so the analysts the analyst I want I want everyone
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to just keep in mind, this is what they do for a living, okay,
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so like before before I got so lucky enough to get to sit
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around and talk about Bitcoin all Long, my job was to be a
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troubleshooter which means that I understood how things fail and
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I understood where to go, look when they fail.
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So I find it absolutely amazing that the people who analyze
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markets all day long, this is what they do for a living.
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You had one job and you got it wrong.
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Okay. That was one job.
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And then he goes on to say that it was not just that they
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couldn't predict it but that it was unpredictable.
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Okay. And then the last piece goes
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back to exactly what you said and I love this because this is
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the type of shit that people say when they know that what they're
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saying is complete nonsense and garbage.
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And that is we have known unknowns.
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That's exactly what he said. Now, all of a sudden, we have
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these known unknowns like, no, no, dude.
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You had these knowns all the time, you always understood
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that. This is what he was going to
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lead to there. Is the past to look at.
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You can see what happened the last time you printed money.
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Why would this be different bill?
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This time is different. This time is different.
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Modern monetary Theory baby anyways G.
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I asked what you thought. Yo, I says knots.
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I mean like I guess I can thank them for one thing, right?
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Is that had I not heard that they're going to be creating
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trillions of dollars? Came March 20 20, I would not
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have known about Bitcoin. Probably I don't know.
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Maybe I would have but I guess I can thank him for that.
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So I owe them a thank you card. Alright, you heard that pal.
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You're getting it. You're going to get receive,
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you're going to receive a. Thank you card in the mail from
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Almost everybody knows or thinks they know what we're going to be
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talking about today but first we have to start this off with a
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correction yesterday. We pulled up a tweet and let me
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let me pull this up right here. Yesterday we had pulled up this
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tweet from AJ nobody, which was a essentially, a screenshot of
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vitalik making this comment about working with the SEC and
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we were notified today by fellow Bitcoin.
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Owner at Alpha Hornet 001. It was a screenshot that was
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Photoshopped, it was satire. So thank you very much.
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We are making the correction. I just want to add though that
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doesn't change the fact that the world economic Forum sits on the
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etherium foundation's board and that they have a k w and they
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have an AML kyc experts as well. And the SEC conveniently ignores
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them and they have a 70% pretty mine and they've got this other
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shit chain that has over thirty three billion dollars locked
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into It that they're pretending is going to become proof of
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steak but yet, no one can move their money.
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Anyways, they're so bad. That that's incorrect there.
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So bad that that screenshot was believable.
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Essence a like if you didn't know the thing Phil and I have
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to cover this all the time. If you guys knew what we knew
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you would have believed it too. Okay.
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Hey listen, I didn't even think twice.
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I just looked at it. I'm like, yep, that's par for
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the course. Let's cover that.
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Okay. Anyways anyways, moving on.
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Moving on. So look, At simply Bitcoin if
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you've been following us from the beginning.
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And even if you haven't, if you've been watching us for some
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amount of time, you'll notice that our material is consistent.
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You know, we are, we are Bitcoin only Channel and we, for us, we
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draw a line in the sand, you know, with people shit coining
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and specifically specifically Shilling these shit coin
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projects as Alternatives and investment products.
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Okay? That is nefarious.
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It's dangerous and it's Kami. Okay, so I need to, I need to
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preface this segment by saying this because yesterday, there
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was a very predominant account that put out a tweet that, you
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know, seemingly is just like, you know, every other account,
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you know, every other predominant account, right?
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You this person decided to, you know, invest in some project and
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you know tweeted out that they're investing in this
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project and they ended up getting the Bitcoin Ermac see
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backlash. Josh that I honestly I maybe it
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could just be because we've pulled down so hard in this bear
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Market, but I'm just going to have to say that they got rekt.
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Anyways, the person I'm talking about is Nick Carter, okay?
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And this is not going to be in any way, shape, or form, a
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personal attack on Nick, or a character attack.
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This as this has nothing to do with that, okay?
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Because at the end of the day, really it has to do with our
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actions. That's that's really what
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defines us is. Our Shins.
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So, without further Ado, let's dive into this.
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Tweet the follow-up tweets and some of the follow-ups of those
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follow-ups because this does go. Anyways, this goes very long.
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Here we go. Let's dive into it.
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It all started with this tweets right here.
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Excited to be backing at Dynamic x, y z.
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So here, let's just quickly scroll over for the people who
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don't know who Nick Carter is. He considers himself the
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Bottomless pit supervisor but he's not he's actually he's
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actually the CEO of Castle Island of Ventures which we're
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going to go take a look at it is a quote-unquote investment house
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okay and they invest in different projects so let's go
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take a look. Just quickly at Dynamic XYZ.
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So we can see very quickly that Dynamic XYZ is a giant shit
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coin. Multi chain wallet, this is what
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this thing does. Obviously the Bitcoin Max, he's
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not very happy about that. For those of us that have been
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in this market for a few years, this is not unknown from Nick.
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Okay, we've seen this in the past and the thing is I just
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want to point out A lot of bit, I shouldn't say a lot.
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But bitcoiners who write incredibly powerful work for
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Bitcoin? Tend to get a pass from many
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bitcoiners, okay? Now they looked each their own,
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it's perfectly fine. You can look at Nick's work and
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say, hey I'm going to pay attention to this work about
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Bitcoin and I'm not going to pay attention to this shit, coining.
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Okay. You can do that, that's your
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business. But if you want to be objective,
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you need to realize that, you know, although this person has
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done incredibly positive If work for Bitcoin there is a company
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that is actively funding shit coin projects and that company
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it do you know a he runs that company.
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So we're going to continue on here.
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Let's keep going. So that was Dynamic XYZ.
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He was very excited about that and that's where it all started
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to go downhill. We've got a response from Samson
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for the people who don't know who Samson is.
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He was the CT, I believe he was the CTO of block stream, okay?
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Okay. And is now, according to his
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profile working on nation-state bitcoin, adoption.
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So, here we go. He responds back with not
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something to be proud of, and you'll take a look just quickly,
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Mix original tweet, 418 the 417 likes Samson ratioed him almost
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doubling it. 790 Nick right away, fires back.
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When have I ever said a single thing about any investment Euro?
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Go see a dotted with. Samson responded back with your
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rights. I apologize for the ratio.
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Okay, this is where it starts to get.
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This is where it starts to get a little muddy.
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Here we go. So Nick put out a tweet.
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If you have any issues with what I or my firm invests in, please,
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go ahead and unfollow know that. I don't seek any of your
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approval and never have I'm gonna make this easy for you.
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Go to this page which we will in a second.
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We will go to this page in a second.
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Find an investment you disagree with and unfollow.
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I couldn't care less about the laser eyed crew. you'll notice
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that he He disabled the responses for anybody that he
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wasn't following. I just want to point that out
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because you you know, you can say that you don't care what
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anybody else has to say. But unfortunately if you censor
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the responses that means you kind of do unfortunately care
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about what people have to say. Yeah, it's you can't you can't
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really reconcile that and I also I also like the underhanded way
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of essentially. How could I This kind of, like,
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dehumanizing the role of the people that decide to wear
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laser, you know, that the side to her laser eyes, right?
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It essentially, it's a method of just kind of putting people down
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and making sure that by grouping everyone, we all seem just you
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know, tribalistic and you know, insane and over-the-top right?
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Because we don't support the shit coining.
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We're so over the top, you know, something?
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We told everyone about the scams we told everyone.
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One about the rug pulls and so far we're the only ones that
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were right. The bitcoiners they were the
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ones that were right. Anyways, let's continue on.
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Let's take a look at this portfolio.
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Castle Island Ventures. So, here we go.
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I have to go through the whole thing, you know, obviously, I
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have to go through the whole thing.
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There are some, right, there's, there's a whole bunch of really
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good stuff here like block Phi, which didn't just completely
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start to fall apart. Okay.
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But more importantly, let's go take a look at some of the let's
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go. Take a look at some of the, the
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other Holdings here. Okay.
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So we've got the evaluate dot market and you can see here,
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this is some Just some shit coining nft thing, connect the
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wallet to its look. This is just going to get people
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rug pulled. Let's go take a look at the
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Tokamak. This is some type of a you know
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another again, you connect your wallet and you've got a bunch of
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liquidity pools and you can move your shit coins around and look
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men, 20% apy, we're sure that's sustainable.
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Okay, let's move on, let's take a look at mynt.
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How do you turn music into a shit coin?
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I've got a solution for you. Here's a platform and of People
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are buying this crap with ether, but are they really buying it?
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I don't think so. Anyways, next, let's move on
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moon. Pay I know some people like Moon
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pay but of course, Moon pay is just another platform.
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It's just another giant exchange that allows you to buy a whole
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bunch of shit coins directly from their app or their website.
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Anyways so okay, now we looked at that portfolio, we can see
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there is some serious shit coining, I already didn't follow
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Nick so it doesn't really Matter to me, I went through with being
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disillusioned, with, with, with this type of behavior because
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it's not just him. Okay, there's other bitcoiners
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that have done this. So I went through with being
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disillusioned with this, back in 2019.
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All right. So for me, this is, this is
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nothing new. Anyways, let's continue on here.
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Now this is an interesting video which I co offender put
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together, okay? The video of it obviously is
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edited, but the audio is indeed Nick and it is an interview with
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Nick, okay? So let's just take a look at
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this because this is going to be very important for the
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narrative, all right? We're going to take a look at
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this interview with Nick, okay? And just think about the
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messaging, right? Think about all those tweets, I
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just went through. About the messaging.
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And now we're going to listen to this.
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And you're going to see it's very difficult to reconcile
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this, this type of behavior. The thing I remember, I guess is
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that some of the best funded companies in the Bitcoin space.
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The most powerful miners billionaires have tried to
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change and co-opted and alter Bitcoin to shape it to their
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liking. And without these incredibly
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hard core sort of high Priests of the Bitcoin protocol, it
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would have been hopeless. Hopelessly Mal Dated and all
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number of ways. And so there is a reason why
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someone would be incredibly protective of Bitcoin does that
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justify events toxicity on you know on social media, probably
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not, but it's a leaderless protocol.
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So the whole point is that it's money for enemies and you know
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some of the Bitcoin maximalist came for me too when I made
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suggestions that they didn't like, but I'm happy to use it
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the protocol because I know that that transaction will be final,
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but look right. So, so it's very interesting.
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Okay. It's very interesting because
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uses the protocol because it provides the highest degree of
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finality. But but I'm still going to shill
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my shit coin platforms, okay, still going to she'll the shit
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coin platforms and that is still investing anyways.
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Nick Carter's website, right? Nick, Carter dot info.
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And this is why don't get me wrong.
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This is why people like him get a pass because they produce
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incredible Bitcoin, only content and there's a lot of bitcoiners
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that are like, you know what, he's a net positive people like
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that or a net positive because they're creating positive,
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Bitcoin content, listen, make no mistake, absolutely that Bitcoin
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Pond that Bitcoin content is great.
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But the problem is this, when you get a naive person, That
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comes into the space and they see this.
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And then they see the person Schilling a shit coin project.
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They now create the association that that shit coin project is
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okay, there's nothing wrong with it.
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Why? Because the person that is
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telling me about it, produces such incredible high quality,
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Bitcoin content. So, anyways, on his website, you
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could see debates against Bitcoin critics, he's got many
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notable essays. The most peaceful Revolution?
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What? Lane's Bitcoins Resurgence.
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How much energy does Bitcoin actually consume.
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I mean, look, there is a lot of excellent.
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Excellent material that Nick Carter has created and don't get
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me wrong. This is also part of the reason
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why Bitcoin maximalist actually get really upset when they see
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somebody that produces that caliber quality material and
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then shills a stupid shit coin platform.
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But then the worst part of it is they then go and double down on
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it. It and pretend like, it needs to
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be validated. I need to validate why I did
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this. Look, this is cognitive
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dissonance. Every human being does this?
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We all do this, a human being cannot survive without doing
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this. Okay.
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That's perfectly fine. But you can't say that.
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You don't care what people are going to say.
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And then sensor all the comments, like it just starts to
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make you look like a clown. And we've seen other bitcoiners
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do this in the past. So look, you know, Do we give
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him a free pass II. Personally, I personally do not
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because like I said, I got burned by this in the past.
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I loved a lot of his work. I used to listen to a lot of his
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interviews. And then I started to dive into
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the Castle Island Ventures. And I was like, how can you be
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such a strong proponent of Bitcoin and be putting money
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into all of these should coin projects?
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I just, I can't, I can't reconcile that anyways.
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Nico do. When your thoughts man e?
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He had a terrible. Which I he deleted because it
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was just so Taro. I found it here.
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Shoutout to Dick Whitman. He posted it.
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I'll put it in. I'll put it in the video
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tomorrow so you guys could see it.
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And for audio listeners, let me read it for you.
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It says he deleted this way. Says, none of those are for
24:45
sale, not to you. At least, it's called private
24:48
Equity, not available to random retail investor Twitter.
24:53
On, that's elitism, an there's no place for elitism in Bitcoin.
24:57
The beauty of Bitcoin is that the protocol sees everybody, the
25:01
same, whether you have one Bitcoin, 100,000 Bitcoin, like,
25:06
sailor or .01 Bitcoin your equal.
25:10
You don't have more say over the network than anybody else.
25:13
I think that's a very hardcore Fiat mindset even if it's true,
25:18
right? Humble humility is a good thing.
25:22
So, Yeah, that's my thought on that.
25:25
I had to say something about that.
25:26
Now in terms of, you know, his Investments, he's selling.
25:32
He's investing in companies that sell should coins to
25:36
individuals. Even though he knows the truth
25:39
about Bitcoin. It's kind of messed up.
25:42
Now in terms of his work Nick Carter's done incredible work
25:45
which we've used many times on this show.
25:48
He was very important in debunking the climate narrative
25:55
or at least not even not even not so much debunking it but
25:59
more at least providing a counter-narrative to the Legacy
26:03
mainstream media narrative. So I think that was useful.
26:08
So yeah man, I appreciate Is work, but I do not appreciate
26:14
his ethics. And I do not appreciate how he
26:17
treated the plebs and I don't appreciate, you know, how his
26:23
elitism and those comments. Like, I think elitism is
26:28
responsible for a lot of the world's woes and I think that
26:32
with Bitcoin, we have a chance to fix the money and by fixing
26:36
the money, a lot of elitism, a lot of that, survival of the It
26:41
is that is necessary in the Fiat system.
26:43
I do not believe it will be necessary in Bitcoin.
26:46
So yeah, it's a, it's a Fiat mindset and I don't appreciate
26:52
it. But again due to each their own,
26:55
you know, if you wants to be that way.
26:57
So be it. I think his morale I think is
26:59
conscious got to him a little bit because if not, he wouldn't
27:02
have deleted the Tweet, right? But it really, you know, it
27:05
really shows, you know what, what he's saying.
27:10
Oh, he It's a wine. That's so yeah he replied to
27:12
wine. So why Nick is gave I like
27:14
Bitcoin by my shit coin. But look you see.
27:15
This is how you reconcile it. This is a company, it's not
27:18
available for purchase. Yeah.
27:20
This is just a justification but at the end of the day he's
27:22
investing in in shit, cooling companies that sell shit coins
27:26
to individuals and he knows everything he knows about
27:28
Bitcoin. We doesn't have to be that way.
27:32
You know I'm not going to name any names because I don't know
27:34
if they want to be mentioned but let's just say predominant
27:38
Bitcoin CEOs I and they invest in Companies, and they only
27:41
invest in Bitcoin companies. So I know it's, I know, that's
27:45
not the only way. That's just as justification.
27:50
So and it was actually fun. I want to mention my comment.
27:53
I actually said something on Twitter today.
27:55
Fill in regards to this. And again, guys, I'm so peaceful
27:59
on Twitter. I don't like to get into The
28:01
Fray so I just say generic you know like not targeted to
28:06
anybody, you know, just comments and the troll.
28:09
Like Phil. Yeah, I just don't like to It
28:11
just we have bigger fish to fry. That's my attitude.
28:14
Anyways, I tweeted this today, I said, bear markets expose who is
28:17
in it for the money and who is in it for the Revolution and
28:22
Peter McCormack actually says something really interesting.
28:24
He said, do you think don't you think those who are in it for
28:29
the money and number to those who are in it for the money and
28:32
the revolution is that everyone at least partially and it for
28:35
the revolution actually replied. So you understand what?
28:38
How Phil and I feel about this I said No, because a lot of us
28:42
would ride this 20 rather than go back to the slavery system.
28:46
So there's a revolution at the end of the day, guys, and we
28:50
have a chance if we play our cards right to flute, free
28:54
Mankind from the tyranny of Central Banking, and that
28:57
requires the hot lers of Last Resort that are always going to
29:02
be in The Fray. And we believe that this is
29:04
something bigger than ourselves and because of that, we can't be
29:08
bought. And when somebody can't be
29:10
bought, That makes it very difficult for the other side
29:15
because it's an ideological thing rather than a monetary
29:19
incentive. So people like Nick that again,
29:23
you know, to each their own, you want to invest in shit coins,
29:26
should Coin Company the same thing.
29:28
Wow. Yeah we're going to call you out
29:30
and you honest, you you definitely appreciated that when
29:35
you went on Lex's podcast because you said it yourself.
29:38
You like I understand the utility of it.
29:40
But then you kind of double backed a little bit later and
29:43
said but that doesn't justify the reasons for the toxicity of
29:46
Decor that you can't have one and not the other like it
29:48
doesn't make sense, right? It's kind of a paradox, you're
29:50
contradicting yourself, many ways.
29:52
A last thing I'm going to say I do appreciate a lot of the work
29:56
he's done for the community. He's done fabulous work, great
29:59
work, but that does not give you a pass to shit coin.
30:04
Anyways DJ SATs, what's up brother?
30:07
I mean, I completely agree with you guys are saying, you know,
30:10
right now is such a crucial time in history.
30:13
So it's just like we have to make our choices wisely, you
30:16
know, it's either you're going to be on the right side of
30:18
history and you're going to join this revolution or you're gonna
30:22
just keep doing this Fiat thing, you know.
30:24
And you know a lot of us are going to ride this to whatever
30:27
number goes, we don't care. We're not in it for the Fiat
30:30
games were in it for the freedom, you know?
30:33
So like that's what's more important personally, you know.
30:37
And I can't speak for everyone but I do believe that that's I
30:39
think where the toxicity comes from to is we really do see this
30:44
as that way out of this system, you know, and it's like it's
30:50
either now or never and this is it like this is the best way
30:54
like peacefully to like that's what always amazes me is like,
30:58
how do people like people are always like, oh, how do we fix
31:02
this? You know, how do we get out
31:03
like, well, it's that simple you opt out of the system, you know,
31:07
and And like I get that like people don't want to just do it
31:09
suddenly because I'm not doing it suddenly either right because
31:12
I still have to like pay my bills and Fiat unfortunately.
31:15
But you know we're all doing it on our own way, you know?
31:19
And like you have to choose as a business person, like what are
31:22
your business? Ethics are your business ethics
31:24
that, you're going to go and put People Under Fire and they're
31:29
going to lose their, their money.
31:30
Or are you going to help educate them about Bitcoin and be like,
31:33
hey, you don't need anything else.
31:35
Like this is what you need like. Learn about it like make your
31:39
choice wisely. Like don't just put people into
31:43
traps because it's entrapment. You know all of these projects
31:46
are basically entrapment and helping people lose their money
31:49
quicker. You know because there's very
31:51
few people that are Savvy enough to really understand that
31:55
they're trading like as a professional because there's
31:58
other traders that are way more professional.
32:00
Like these institutions are dumping it on the retail
32:02
investors, they're doing the same thing in stocks to and many
32:05
people don't understand that and And it's always like, amazing to
32:09
me like how do we help people wake up?
32:13
I'll never, I'll never forget this one.
32:15
Tweet that I that I saw once upon a time when I was a noob
32:18
and I was getting wrecked, okay? And it said you're up against
32:23
the Traders with more tools. The institutions with more money
32:28
the Algos that are faster than you could ever be.
32:31
You make the wrong move and I will wipe you out.
32:35
Let's play okay and I mean really, this is what it is.
32:40
So you have these people that come in and they see the they
32:42
see the charts and they hear the the rhetoric about the projects
32:46
and all this projects going to pop off.
32:47
This thing is gonna be huge. Just it's all just a marketing
32:51
gimmick and none of this is happening.
32:52
And then, if you get sucked into the trading aspect of this
32:55
stuff, you are absolutely going to get wrecked as an amateur.
33:00
And I understand that there is this one unicorn out of
33:03
thousands of people that is like, no not me.
33:05
I'm a twenty thousand percent. You're Or the Unicorn day.
33:09
There's not there's not, it's not every single other person
33:10
cheering going. Yeah, I'm a ten thousand percent
33:13
like that's, that's not what's happening.
33:14
But the other, the other point of it is this is that he
33:18
entirely these, these people, okay.
33:21
That know enough about Bitcoin. They could have been creating
33:25
products and services, specifically for Bitcoin helping
33:29
to grow the Bitcoin ecosystem, but make no mistake producing
33:33
services and products that never actually need to.
33:37
Use number one, number two, don't actually exist and number
33:41
three, create money. Out of nothing is way more
33:46
desirable. And that's why we say that
33:48
Bitcoin exposes our incentives because right away you could see
33:52
like a look at the end of the day, he can write all it.
33:55
Like people can write all the beautiful stuff that they want
33:57
about Bitcoin. Okay.
33:59
That just shows that hey yep. You know, your goal is Fiat
34:03
maximalism, you just want to cash out and that's really what
34:06
it is. And that's and you could see it
34:08
and Bitcoin exposes those incentives.
34:11
Because if they were really here for the revolution, then they
34:13
would stick to bitcoin only. I mean, just think of how much
34:15
more powerful his message could be if it was Bitcoin only.
34:20
Yep, Abril, I can it Waters it down by you know by adding in
34:24
the shit coining. Anybody that does this Waters
34:26
their message down? I'm sorry.
34:27
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Check this out, Michael sailor doubling down.
35:00
Chad, sailor microstrategy has purchased an additional 480
35:05
Bitcoins, 10 million dollars. And it Average price of twenty
35:09
thousand eight hundred and Seventeen microstrategy.
35:12
Now holds 20 129,000 160 hunt 129,000. 699 Bitcoins are
35:21
required for three point nine eight billion dollars an average
35:24
price of thirty thousand six hundred and sixty-four now
35:28
Michael sailor is very ballsy with this.
35:30
Let me show you why. I remember at the end of the
35:31
day, Michael sailor does run a public companies, not a private
35:34
company. So he is responsible.
35:37
Um, so check this out, microstrategy has absolutely got
35:43
annihilated the stock price and remember this thing is basically
35:47
trading like a Bitcoin ETF, right?
35:50
Is completely correlated with the price of Bitcoin and yeah it
35:54
just went down with the price of Bitcoin.
35:57
Now the good news is that it's still above.
35:59
It's still about 25% from before Michael sailor got into Bitcoin
36:04
so it's still up but still man. Like look at that volatility.
36:07
Leti. Absolutely crazy.
36:09
I wonder if he's getting pressure, but this is crazy.
36:11
He's doubling down and by doubling down, he's showing
36:14
confidence, right? He's trying to create confidence
36:16
because at the end of the day, especially in the Fiat world,
36:19
not for us plebs. Not for us, stackers, not for us
36:21
hollers, but in the eyes of the traditional Capital markets.
36:26
Yeah. Michael sailor is the
36:29
representative of Bitcoin whether you like it or not.
36:31
So again, I think this is more. So for confidence purposes,
36:36
right? He's trying to show Confidence
36:37
in his bed. So I think this will pay off the
36:41
question is, could he hottel through the bear market?
36:45
And this is where Michael sailor like every other pleb he has to
36:49
pay his dues. Anyways, the thing that I want
36:51
to talk about today real quickly, massive Supreme Court
36:56
decision. It's expected to rule very
36:59
shortly. I've saw nobody covering it, so
37:03
I do, I don't do this very often.
37:06
I did a It's Nico and I tweeted it out.
37:10
I don't do it. I usually tweet once a day.
37:13
Stay. I like I said, guys, I like to
37:15
keep my mind saying and Twitter's a little bit crazy.
37:18
So I do pop my head out once in a while, but I don't get into
37:21
The Fray, like a lot of people. Anyways, check out this tweet.
37:25
Supreme Court is expected to issue.
37:27
Its ruling on West Virginia versus EPA today.
37:30
It will decide the future of the federal government's ability to
37:33
regulate energy production, slashed usage there for their
37:36
ability to go after big. When miners, apparently it was
37:38
important enough where Marty bat to retweeted a quote tweeted
37:43
said been waiting. Anxiously for this since I was
37:46
made aware of it last week would be a massive win not just for
37:49
Bitcoin. But for everyone in the US and
37:52
let's get to why. And this is a great Verge
37:54
article and it gets a little bit into the details and what's at
37:58
stake, right? This week, the Supreme Court is
38:00
expected to decide a major climate case that could
38:02
determine whether the wording climate?
38:05
Okay, clap, that's not what this is about.
38:07
Okay, the case West Virginia versus EPA started out years
38:11
ago, as a battle over, how much Authority the EPA has to force
38:15
power plants, to cut down their pollution, but it's turned into
38:19
a bigger fight over how much power federal agencies?
38:22
Have to enforce, all kinds of regulations.
38:24
Bingo with the Biden, administration's climate plans,
38:28
relying on drastically. Slashing CO2 emissions from
38:32
power plants member. What are we even?
38:33
Always telling you guys, you control Power, you control.
38:37
People remember what they did in New York state?
38:40
They ban Bitcoin mining for what environmental reasons.
38:44
Remember the caissons in Norway, the left-wing parties in Norway,
38:48
the Communist Party, the Socialist Party.
38:50
And the green party in Norway, they Trant.
38:53
They tried to ban Bitcoin mining for environmental reasons.
38:57
Even though 100% of Bitcoin mining in Norway is powered by
39:01
invite in powered by renewable energies.
39:06
So if it's powered by renewable energies, why did they still
39:09
want to ban it the environment? And the climate is a mechanism
39:13
in which they're trying they used to control people and
39:16
therefore it's an attack Vector on bitcoin anyways.
39:20
And this I think is the best part of the article.
39:23
Really highlights it a bigger fight over how much power
39:27
federal agencies have? So let's wait in right.
39:30
First of all, let's address the elephant in the room.
39:33
Do we care about the environment in and simply Bitcoin.
39:36
Yes. But we disagree on is how right?
39:42
We do not believe that an unelected bureaucracy part of
39:46
the administrative State should have the power over the American
39:52
people on how they should and how they shouldn't use energy..
39:59
This is what this court case is about if you want to regulate
40:03
the power. Vote on it but they don't want
40:06
to vote on it. The administrative State, the
40:10
bureaucracy, the people that you don't vote for wants to get to
40:13
decide how you use and how you shouldn't use power.
40:16
And if you get to decide how you use, and how you shouldn't use
40:19
power, guess what? Bitcoin miners.
40:21
That's not a justification. Take a look at China.
40:24
If you don't believe me. So this is a huge case, no one's
40:29
talking about it but even if you put Bitcoin mining aside, still,
40:33
can you imagine how scary it is every time you get a, you know,
40:37
a politician in office? That's against certain power
40:40
usage. Guess what?
40:41
You know what they're going to do?
40:42
They're going to make your power bill.
40:43
More expensive at the end of the day.
40:45
Take a look at what happened in Germany.
40:48
Got rid of all those nuclear power plants.
40:52
They just had to turn on their coal plants not too long ago.
40:55
Want to know why? Because all those environmental
40:58
people didn't account for the war with Russia or the Ukraine
41:02
with the Ukraine war with Russia.
41:04
So and what what did the Germans have to deal with?
41:07
Now they have to pay more in power Do you think they would
41:11
have agreed to that? Oh, and mind you.
41:14
They're still there still using non renewable energies because
41:17
they had to turn on their coal plants which are much dirtier
41:21
than their nuclear plants. So again, this has nothing to do
41:25
with the environment. I live near the ocean, I live in
41:28
Miami. I love the ocean.
41:31
If I'm on the ocean, if I ever go diving or whatnot, I always
41:33
pick up the trash. I don't think any human being
41:37
wants to consciously hurt planet Earth.
41:41
But this solution is not making the state and the bureaucracy
41:46
bigger, because what we've seen take Norway as an example, is
41:51
that they'll use it trivially for political gain and if they
41:55
want to use it to attack Bitcoin, they're going to use it
41:59
like happened. Like what happened in China.
42:01
So there's a huge case the decision was supposed to come
42:03
out today. Looks like it's not.
42:05
So it probably come out tomorrow so we'll cover it or next week,
42:08
but we'll stay on top of it. Anyways, Phil Thoughts.
42:12
Wow. Good job by the way.
42:15
And it's amazing how you're absolutely right.
42:18
Nobody has heard of, I mean, very few people you think that
42:21
this would be a way bigger topic, right?
42:24
Like you think that more people would be talking about it, but
42:26
look, this is exactly what you said right?
42:28
You know, we had simply Bitcoin and it's not just us like I
42:31
think, you know, a lot of us appreciate the fact that, you
42:35
know, we get to have a clean environment, write that and we
42:39
do appreciate Eight that Technologies should be made
42:44
cleaner but make no mistake. This type of stuff has nothing
42:49
to do okay with making technology cleaner, it all has
42:55
to do with controlling the means of production and as well,
43:01
controlling like you said controlling us, because don't
43:03
forget something, right? The less the less energy, the
43:07
less we move the less. We do anything, don't don't?
43:11
For a second that that that's not what's gonna happen.
43:13
Because at some point it becomes you're not allowed to drive that
43:16
far, right? All of a sudden you're not
43:19
allowed to drive that far, all of a sudden you're not allowed
43:21
to leave your lights on as long as you'd like, maybe maybe
43:24
you're not allowed to watch TV for as long as you'd like and
43:27
don't get me wrong like watching TV, who cares?
43:29
Dude? But look at China man.
43:31
Yeah, exactly. What Rivoli.
43:33
Oh, anything you behave badly? Read QR code?
43:37
Yeah, can't do anything. You're you're, you can't your
43:40
peasant now. Your mother like, dude, were you
43:43
protesting? You don't read.
43:45
Read less energy. Oh, you jaywalked yellow yellow.
43:49
Yeah, man. This is, I mean low.
43:50
You're doing everything the government wants.
43:52
You to your green, you're a good citizen.
43:54
My friend. You get first class take more
43:55
energy. You're good.
43:59
You get to have a candy but you don't get to use more energy and
44:02
that's and that's the other piece about it, right?
44:04
Like so evil dude. Anyway, anyways, garbage
44:09
garbage, DJ sighs SATs Hit it real quick, hit it.
44:12
I mean, this is just not. This is just a perfect example
44:15
of the authoritarian regime, that they're trying to create,
44:19
you know, and like, they'll start with mandates like little
44:22
stuff and then they'll turn it into something big like this is
44:25
huge. Like, I'm surprised that there
44:27
isn't more coverage on this, so thank you for tweeting that out.
44:30
I appreciate that man. Yeah, this is what we do is
44:33
simply Bitcoins. We bring you bring you the
44:35
signal amongst the noise, but I appreciate that brother.
44:39
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Alright, let's dive into it. Gotta love the meemers, gotta
45:14
love the responses to Michael sailor.
45:16
Here we go, at Satoshi equals u.s. the, this is the way,
45:21
right? Famous famous Hobbit scene.
45:24
We need to buy the dip. I've already bought the dip.
45:27
You've got six dips. Yes.
45:30
But what about the seventh tip? This is true when you buy
45:34
Bitcoin, it does indeed dip. Again.
45:37
Mmm, I didn't think that was true but then I realized it kind
45:41
of Is. All right.
45:41
So here we go, here we go. Look at this one, this is
45:44
actually great. It's, you know, we say this,
45:46
they're not always memes, but sometimes they should be memes
45:51
and I kind of felt that this this should definitely be a
45:53
meme. So, here we go.
45:54
I can't speak to the opportunity cost of mining, but the csw
45:57
bailout could have been worth more than three billion when we
46:00
were at all-time highs. Here we go current value.
46:02
If you bought Bitcoin instead of F and C SW bailout, you'd have
46:06
one point two billion dollars 58,300. 156 Bitcoin.
46:12
That's right. Zoom out don't waste your time
46:15
with the shit coins. This guy's nonsense.
46:18
Anyways, Calvin could have been a whole lot richer than funding
46:20
csw. All right, we got another one
46:24
here by sus a trinity 402. It's a good one.
46:29
I always lie was love the other Flex tape guy.
46:31
So here we go. US Government rampant inflation,
46:34
Gaslight Americans by telling them inflation.
46:36
Is only five percent accurate accurate or in this case we're
46:40
up to eight point nine percent. We just keep scratching off
46:43
those those last figures. All right, here's a good one,
46:46
ghost of Becca climate change. Truth, you are the carbon.
46:51
They want to reduce So to be fair.
46:54
Okay again. It's not that we believe right
47:01
that taking care of the plan is important, but the method in
47:05
which they're proposing is a scam, okay?
47:07
When they're flying through these climate Accords and
47:11
they're all going in private jets and giant motorcades
47:15
burning. It's okay because it's
47:17
Justified. So why isn't you traveling
47:20
Justified rules for the? And then not to mention, they
47:23
all fly in private jets because again, it's about you, not Being
47:28
able to do it, not them. So that's what we disagree with.
47:31
If it's a decentralized Grassroots movement to, you
47:35
know, help the planet in certain ways.
47:37
Yeah, we're all open for that but we are not for the state,
47:42
these bureaucrats getting more power so that they could use, it
47:46
could use that against us and history has shown.
47:50
They always use it against you. So, anyways, they are abettors
47:54
Nico. Just remember that they needed
47:55
to emphasize that. Yeah, well there, Our betters,
47:58
okay? I think about that word, do if
48:00
you know this and went from global warming to climate
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change, you can't verify clap. What does that mean?
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It changes. I rained this morning now, it's
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not raining. That's climate change.
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It's such a generic term because it's supposed to be a generic
48:15
term, dude. Anyways, invisible threats.
48:18
Nico. Invisible, threats are the best,
48:21
dude. It's we can do everything with
48:23
Invisible Threat sits in. So Kennedy dude.
48:26
So here's the next one by mining scam.
48:27
Handles. Here we go, customers.
48:30
We've been asking for more transparency for almost a year
48:33
now. Can we please have some
48:35
improvements Compass? Best we can do is to lead our
48:38
disk. They deleted it over.
48:40
They did delete it. Oh my God, bro.
48:44
Bro, this is getting crazier and crazier.
48:47
Okay, so now they just have support emails, dude.
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Ah, undo, undo. Okay, here we go.
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This is from at coin bit. It's app.
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Just another Wednesday. Good morning.
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Hey everyone. Sailor Bond, warm.
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It going see? No one cares.
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I love this one. For the people who died think
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this is, is this Jurassic Park? Yeah, this is like the famous
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Jurassic Park scene. Anyways, moving on, moving on,
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here we go. From Elsie Hospital using using
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the templates. Are we really The Watermark
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people Nico? Yes, we are.
49:22
Hmm. Okay, all right.
49:24
Well anyways, great job for Mel C.
49:27
Here we go. The pigeon, your feelings BT,
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the finger. Indeed.
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Totally stands for Bitcoin Twitter.
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Whoever becomes better. Sorry.
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I'm just, I'm assuming it's bad. I shouldn't assume everybody
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knows anyways. Those were funny memes.
49:42
Great stuff. And I guess this means I have to
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give my score first. So I am going to give it this
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awesome book that I got at the Bitcoin conference.
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There we go. Mmm, hey Mom, I just bought
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Bitcoin and that is by Allure. Renzo Primavera.
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I think I remember those guys random took a picture with it
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II. Listen, I think the the
50:03
watermarks are a tad, too big. I think we can make them small
50:06
enough for unless you're looking at the corner, specifically you
50:10
could see them but they're not super imposing.
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So I agree with that though. Anyways, for those memes, I'm
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This is a comic by dim Zion, right?
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So, Every it's all it's all hand done and then, you know, they
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printed onto the magazine. So anyways, that is my score.
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That is my score dims Awesome. By the way there.
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Yeah. DJ says, what would you give
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those memes? Yo, I'm gonna, I'm gonna score
50:42
those with a meme, so I just sent it to fill and it says,
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yeah, I'm in a cult. We brainwash people to think for
50:50
themselves. Boom.
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Want to pull that one up. Boom.
50:55
All right, so I'll superimpose it on the screen tomorrow so you
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guys could see it very good scores.
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