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New York State Attacks Bitcoin Mining | EP 456 · Simply Bitcoin

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I don't believe sufficient ever have a good money against before
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Looking good morning a. Yes, Boring.
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It's boring AF. But hey look, we love it.
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We love it. The good news.
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Is that at least it's moving somewhat.
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Anyways, I wanted to pull this up.
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I have some too interesting little data points that we could
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talk about first one is this you know what are the shit coin
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narratives. And you know Visa I'll tell you
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know, Legacy Media narratives is that you know Bitcoin is too
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slow. And honestly, you know, it's
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designed that way. So it becomes more decentralize
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it the the The blocks are the size, they are so that it's more
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people could run more nodes and if more people run more nodes
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it's more decentralized unlike etherium.
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That's so resource intensive and because it's still
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resource-intensive, the majority of nodes are actually run on
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servers, right? So the scaling Solution on
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bitcoin is the lightning Network, right?
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And the lightning Network. Look at that man has a lot more
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transactions per second capability than the, you know,
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second shit coin. Just Solana 65,000, which is
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completely centralized, right? They stopped the blockchain for
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like a couple days, right? A few times.
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A few times, right? And then visa, and then PayPal
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turn it off and restart it. Yeah, there you go.
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Yeah, exactly. Just decentralize then
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aetherium. Right.
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So yeah, man, this really shows the power of the lightning
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Network and I'm pretty sure that Mal created these is block
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stream, of course, a shout out to them.
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So yeah, it's an awesome visualization because I think
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that if you talk about the numbers, it's one thing NG.
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But if you actually visualize is another thing and another
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interesting topic before I get you guys thoughts where the
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crypto hype is taking over. This is a really interesting
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data point is, as 2021, and then 20 2019.
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So the more colored orange is 2021 in the 2019 is the, the
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lightly colored orange. So an India, huge, huge, huge,
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right, jump it went from around seven percent to 18 percent and
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that would make sense, because you kept hearing the Flopping
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from their government. Like, oh, it was legal.
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It's legal, South Korea. Also, big jump.
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And this also makes sense because South Korea was one of
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the places that we reported one of the exchanges actually
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already. Banned self custody we did an
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episode of that in December, right?
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So it makes sense why their governments are kind of
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scrambling a little bit and perhaps, maybe that's a
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foreshadowing to what the US government is going to do or
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what they're already kind of doing.
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Brazil stayed the same very interesting Spain jump as well.
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U.s. right, went from 7 percent to 13.
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In percent roughly 13. Mexico stayed the same Germany
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jumped now, this is the most fascinating, Phil, so China, the
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country, it's a bandit, there's a 10-year ban.
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If you get caught, I don't know how they're going to catch
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people, but there's a 10-year ban, the Chinese Supreme Court
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passed a 10-year ban. If they catch you transacting in
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crypto, right? So look.
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This is now. What is it going to be 56 years
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from now in India? The highest number, it's almost
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20% of the population. What our governments going to
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do? What our governments going to
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do. I don't know that I think this
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is a think this is a major problem that they thought was
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going to go away. And now what their usual to
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love, making things go away, which is arresting, the people
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are regulating it to death. It isn't working because it's
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decentralized. Right?
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So really interesting and then you can combine that with, you
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know, the lightning Network Trent TPS transactions per
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second overall extremely bullish.
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I know it's not the usual glass node.
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Hope you Mmm, but it's a different type of opium.
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Phil. Yeah, you know, I think what's
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really interesting? And I put this out yesterday in
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a tweet, after hearing about this, some tether development,
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you know, being able to move on Lightning, not that I care about
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shit coins. But my point is, is that it's
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hilarious, that a second layer on bitcoin.
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Once again, makes a base layer of shit coining obsolete.
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Yep. So it's just funny, right?
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Because we're not even doing this stuff on.
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Base layer and every single time there's a new technology on it
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whether we like it or not completely irrelevant.
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The point is is that L look, we're able to do it on bitcoin
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and we take away the rug pull aspect so you can go and be a
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shit coiner and you know hold your fake stuff but at least
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you're doing it in the safest place possible that has true
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decentralization and immutability.
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So it's not an, I think it's amusing, beautifully said,
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anyways, earning Ash grunting Ash, all right.
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What's up? Just just call me Moses but yeah
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it's like the thing with the thing with all these shit coins
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is like I think that any blockchain is unethical if
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there's no ethical use case for a blockchain besides money.
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Any format is going to just lead to some dystopian overuse of
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power like any over balance of power.
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You a lot of could you a little other could you elaborate as why
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you think that? I think the same thing?
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I'm just curious. I just think it comes down to
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like, if any Group of people have, you know, any sort of
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party of justice that you serves any other group of people that
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will always lead to abuse of power.
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Like it's just, it's a flat-out fact.
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It's like a, you know, drop things and they go down.
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So I think that that's just why any form of blockchain that
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isn't used for money. Bitcoin is just irrelevant
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because it's always going to have some disc balance of power.
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Yeah. My I absolutely agree whether
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it's a smart contract. Years or, you know, all those
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other shit, boys that you talk about field, where it's like,
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they're loading their voting. There's like voting in there.
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There's democracy in it. So yeah, man.
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It's, I completely agree. You know, I agree with you,
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100%, but, hey, doesn't mean they're not going to try
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anyways, right? Yeah, cause I think I think
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Klaus Schwab really likes Solana.
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He's a big fan. I will listen to you.
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Oh, I know what you're gonna say.
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Feel say it's safe. Okay, well I was gonna say he
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also. He also likes a theory of any
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also likes this other weird random shit coin out of nowhere
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called cell 0. We're not even we're not even
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being funny like you know like legitimately he has an opinion
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on this shit dude I'm so glad it's not necessarily to just to
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be factually, correct, right. He Never himself, come out and
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say anything. But the world economic Forum has
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endorsed as endorse those projects and they are part of.
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They are partners with the world economic Forum.
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Just. Yeah.
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The the beach, a one of the chairs of it's so funny.
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The chairs. Like, it's a company.
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Could you imagine if Bitcoin had?
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No, it doesn't have that. But like one of the more, no
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chairs broken, exact, there's no chair that.
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It's not a chair that chair side.
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Chairs in the bench, it's a comfy bench.
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Anyways not on wheels that looks like a chair it's camouflage.
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Anyways, so am you gooshie? I'm pop you guys off the graphic
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is she's on the chair of the of the theorem Foundation.
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There's three people. She's on a chair and she's a
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member of the world economic Forum, right?
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And it was actually fills investigative reporting.
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That found that she's actually the head of their Global
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blockchain Alliance. So so it's not just like some
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random person in the world economic Or I'm like, hey, you
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know, I'm just - sorry the alliance.
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Yeah, exactly, right. It's like the, the, the
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chairperson of the blockchain, you know, Alliance, it's so
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ridiculous. Anyways, you think she's met
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with Klaus? Oh, definitely.
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Yeah, I think supposed to pitch her good friend, like she sat at
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a table, like Klaus goes like this.
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What do you think of what do you think of migratory sattaiah?
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So, which one are you? Bullish on?
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Is it going to be They penetrated coin or Xenon can oh
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man oh man. Anyways anyways, anyways Phil is
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I don't know who tagged Us in this.
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We actually talked about this. We did either in the news or
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you. You did a great job and it was
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during the fail. Yeah.
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Was during the fail, I was gonna say because I, you know, me like
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my memory shot. So I have no idea when we talked
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about this, but I know we talked about it and it's really scary
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stuff. We talked about it, a like, at
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least a month ago and here we are again.
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This is so this is a tick tock video essentially about what we
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were discussing which is credit card companies.
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All of a Didn't quote unquote, starting to monitor.
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Carbon footprint based on expenditure?
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This is psychotic. Anyways.
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All right, let's dive into the Tweet here, the insanity
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continues. Okay, the Tweet is by rise at
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rise Melbourne, the insanity continues a new credit card
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company that once you reach a carbon footprint limit, you can
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no longer purchase items voluntary for now.
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But how long until it's mandatory?
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Welcome to 1984? Let's take a look at the tick.
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Tock video. MasterCard and the United
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Nations are joining forces to monitor the carbon effect of
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your credit card purchases. And then you'll hit your carbon
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Max and it will stop working. Hey, of course, it's voluntary
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for now, new credit card, a called do Kana me in on the back
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of the card it's going to say. I am taking responsibility for
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every transaction. I make to help protect the
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planet. This is a social credit score
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and it's a proof-of-concept the economy, CO2 credit card
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website. Claims it is the largest
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Initiative ever taken by a bank in educating its users on the
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impact of consumption. They say themselves, they want
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to set a global standard for carbon calculations.
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That's the key. Once they have their numbers in
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place, then they can give every single purchase.
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You make a score and punish you directly.
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This is what China does. Of course, this will only be
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enforced on you and me and any businesses that don't go along
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with their scheme and banks are going to enforce it man.
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Okay, before we move on to the next one, he's that even a
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conspiracy theorist, dude. Glenn's that, and we covered
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that I sent you that video. Glenn Beck did an amazing job.
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Thank you, talking about the ESG, right?
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The ESG, the ESG is the social credit system and sense for
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environmentally social governance, right?
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And essentially what they want to do is they want to give a
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carbon score to anything public companies has recently announced
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by the by an Administration, right?
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And that will essentially regulate how you spend For
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example, you want to drive down to the store?
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There's that those costs you carbon points, right?
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You want to buy a certain good? Those coffee cart employed, but
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here's the thing. And this is what I want you guys
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to kind of conceptualize because I'm going to talk about this
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during the news. If you control how someone uses
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energy, you control people. It's like if you control food,
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you could show people. If you control money, you could
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show people. I don't think that these people
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that virtue signal virtue signal drive and, you know, flying
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their private jets all over the world, right?
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Have the planets best interest at heart.
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I don't think so. I don't think that and to be
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clear right like dude I live, I live on, you know, I live in
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Miami the beach, right? There's, it's totally polluted,
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I just don't believe that giving bureaucrats unelected
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bureaucrats more power, is a solution to pollution and, you
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know, the planet being effed up, right?
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So, it's very scary, it's very totalitarian.
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And again, this is what I've always said.
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During the show, you're going to have a choice in the future
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Central Bank, digital currencies, which are going to
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allow this. Right.
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It's like oh hey Phil. We see that you've been
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consuming too much bacon and pigs fart.
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So - 200 you can't buy plane tickets or you have Bitcoin
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where you don't have to ask anybody prefer permission to
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transact, right? So it's a very very scary stuff
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and you guys need to take this seriously because this is coming
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whether you like it or not. Anyways, Phil when we first
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covered this, we did not have this information about those
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little pieces about the that MasterCard had added about the
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driving and the emissions and stuff like that.
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And every time you fill up on gas, right?
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Because that's the one of the first places that they're going
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to attack, right? That's the first.
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That's one of the first places. So this is interesting.
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It's developing right when we first covered this and we first
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saw that, it was like a total concept.
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Hey, let's throw this idea out there.
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Now, they're starting to add the details, right?
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And as we all know the saying, goes, the devil is in the
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details. And here we go, this is where
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all these little Checks and balances come in learning gush
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of you have anything before we move on in the next fail?
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Well, I mean, this is, this is, this is totally expected.
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The, the solution for all crisis, is more obedience and
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the carbon crisis is the greatest crisis of the mall
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because they've essentially demonized everything, you know,
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you breathe too much, you know, carbon-carbon crisis everything
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is carbon crisis. And I think that, Yeah.
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It's like they have, they have the money in the bag, from their
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perspective. They're just wanted, they're
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going to turn nature into their own stock market.
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That's their objective. I think, with all of this
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narrative, right? I think just like the best thing
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we can do is just focus on securing our own energy sources
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and our own food sources and our own Sovereign money.
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Which, you know what that is? Yep, absolutely filled with the
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next film. All right, let's dive into it.
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This fails just going to lead us right into the final part of the
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The fail. So this is a tweet by conquered
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the nameks, interesting word. Anyways, Andreessen Horowitz is
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the New Black Rock. But instead of being the chief
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muncher on assets with a sliver of a linked to economic
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productivity, that's the signal right there, it's establishing a
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monopoly on the issuance of illegal Securities, right, and
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that's what we always talked about here with these shit
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coins. Okay, there is absolutely Lee.
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No, work going into this. These things are minted out of
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nothing. The energy is going into the
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marketing and the administration services.
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This is, this is no different than shell companies, that that
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don't actually produce any value.
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And for the people who don't know, Andreessen Horowitz is
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also a 16z and people can go take a look at all the shit coin
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projects that they've that they've funded since the
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beginning. Anyways, moving on, moving on,
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from this eye. I wanted to point this out, the
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reason why I pointed this out really was because more accounts
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are waking up to this, right? More and more people are
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starting to notice that the shit coiners are very concentrated.
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And these are efforts that are being done by very few VCS and
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what they're doing is that they're pushing resources to
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very specific places. And you'll notice specifically,
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they are not pushing resources to bitcoin, they're pushing
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resources to the shit coins because They can control those.
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Yeah that's why. Anyways absolutely this was
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shared by hands hands films in our in our Twitter he always he
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always gives us a lot of these shit coin fails.
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Let's dive into it. Terrarium which I always thought
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was a little glass or plastic box with vegetation in it.
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Apparently it's also a shit coin.
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Anyways terrarium, crypto proves defy scamming isn't dead with a
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parent fake by Nancy. Male, this is really nasty.
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Okay. Terrarium is a crypto exchange
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play. The token, whose price is only a
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fraction of a cent became a Haven for gains as it quickly
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climbed the ladder in terms of market capitalization.
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Again, something that doesn't need to exist.
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That just all of a sudden starts to pump much of the success
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comes from an increasing presence.
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On Twitter, Tara holders have been using Twitter, these users
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take opportunities to pump the token on the platform by
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promoting it. And of course guys, we see this
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all the The time will go and post a, you know, we'll go and
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post an episode for simply Bitcoin and within two or three
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comments, we have some shit koiner posting some crap about
18:27
some day. Oh, that's coming out or
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whatever. Anyways, things seem to be
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coming to an immediate halt as evidence, that Tara holders got
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scammed begins to pile up earlier today, terrarium.
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Developers shared a screenshot of an email exchange with what
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looks to be the by Nance B&B USD us team.
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The email shows the finance team.
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A token listed on its platform. This brought an immediate 37
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percent, gain to the Token. This is how this works that this
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is just a pump and dump things took a turn though.
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When Mass when masses of tokens were immediately sold following
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the pump, there we go, one user shortly.
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After the ongoing price plummet, brought the screenshot to the
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attention of several, by Nance accounts.
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The user asked these accounts to verify the legitimacy of the
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email address, unfortunately for the investors One account can
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Confirm that the email is not authentic.
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These people got fished speculation that developers and
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other insiders are behind the apparent.
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Fake email exchange coordinating a pump and dump scam.
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Oh my God. No way.
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We've never shown that before. If that is true, one user brings
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forth evidence of large sell-offs by presale wallets to
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supplement the allegations in response to the terrarium team.
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Encouraged investors to hold the line.
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I can't tell you how many shit coin projects how many should
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coin devs as their stuff is completely.
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Dying In Flames. Tell you to hold those bags.
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Yep, hold those bags, guys. Anyways, the project is now
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between a rock and a hard place who would have thought the
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developers received this email in, believed it to be legitimate
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then they were really scammed out of 180,000 tether that the
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allegedly fake by Nancy mail says it received from terrarium
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if the email was somehow legitimate than the developers
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fumbled, a listing with the largest Exchange in the world.
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And if terrarium is behind The emails faking the listing to
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conduct a pump and dump scam. Then they have been caught.
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Yes. Yes, they have now.
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Look. Let's be honest, there's no use
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for this token to exist. I mean, another exchange token.
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Do they even have an exchange? Literally, it's a token that
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plans to provide exchange services and and the token pumps
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because it was chilled. I mean, this is also.
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Oh yeah. You also trade cryptocurrencies.
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Do I know your trades going to be followed by.
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Hello. Yeah, that's it.
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Was the other one. No.
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How's your trade going? Yeah.
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How was your trade going going? Yeah man.
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Hey, Give it give it, give them credit, where credit is due this
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shit corners and their names, bro.
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Today we have our area. Mmm.
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Anyways. Yeah it's awful clusterfuck.
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Anyways, Moses. You have any thoughts before we
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move on to the next segment? No, that's about it.
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Yeah, there's a it summarizes itself.
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I'm gonna have to beat that out. Okay, you guys read this, if
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you're watching this on the podcast it says two words as
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Mutual, consent matters. I think when you guys here
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Mutual consent, you'll understand.
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If you're watching the video version, you know, talking about
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Sir, Robert Breedlove, tweet, terrible, take then you could
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Chad's like so yeah. So what the actual F?
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And this is the mean we're reviewing and I need to make
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more ape analogies, no one and it's a cat reading a newspaper.
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This is Oh, man. Okay, weird view them even the
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tough ones. Is it?
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It's I just, I don't know what, I don't know what that person
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was thinking. Yeah, I know, Robert has some
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good takes. But anyways, yes, about takes to
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but that was one of the bad ones.
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Okay? Anybody because I seen y'all
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other responses, but I didn't actually see the original post
22:52
until now that's worse than I thought.
22:54
It's so bad, dude, it's so bad anyways.
22:57
Okay, we know we love you Peter Schiff.
23:01
I'm like doubled thinking. I was like, that's a really know
23:03
me to the first time I read, I'm like what?
23:05
Anyways, this is the Dead Sea, the saltiest place on Earth, s
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own attempt heater, ship rally actually has fire memes.
23:14
Shout out to you. You guys have some fire memes.
23:16
Thanks for tagging us. All right, moving on to the next
23:19
one so you gotta tag them in the promo tweet tomorrow.
23:21
Yeah I will I will they don't lie tied to that one day they go
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out of the way. Okay anyways here's Karl
23:27
menninger well it's very nice digital Salman my parents at 30.
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I love these For the occasion of our first child being bored.
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family members including potential future kids that will
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surely grow up to be happy and successful me at 30, not nice.
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Now, I own a digital salad. Hilarious.
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Okay. Next one.
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Read it. When your friends are showing
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off their crypto portfolio, nobody has Bitcoin.
23:55
That's hilarious. I love the Reddit memes.
23:56
Phil keep bringing these reasons why.
23:58
It's almost cute, right? I picked this one because when I
24:01
saw this, I like two in the morning.
24:03
I literally fell out of my bed laughing because it's fucking,
24:05
it was hilarious. Okay.
24:07
Shit. Coin marketing and one picture.
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It's so good. Like what is this?
24:13
Oh man. Whatever.
24:14
Okay anyways, okay, so you scared haha.
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That is good. Okay, it was.
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Next one is brought by self bank, I see seed oils and price
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fuckery, that's kind of insiders, but absolutely
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hilarious feel for those awesome dank dank memes.
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I'm going to give it. You're gonna be proud of me for
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this one bro, some solder. Wow.
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Yeah yeah, you see that? I'm becoming Phil Ha ha ha.
24:41
Okay. Well, hold on because Phil's
24:43
Phil's Unbecoming himself here. I've got hold on I've got Got
24:47
almost nothing. Give me a quick second.
24:50
All right, all right. Here we go.
24:52
I'm ready. All right, those were awesome
24:54
memes. And for those awesome memes.
24:55
I'm giving it this ripping dipstick.
24:59
Er, Rip and dip. I keep every sticker.
25:02
I don't know why he doesn't use them but I don't use them.
25:05
I keep the mint and mint. Anyways, most I don't have
25:07
mental problems. If you give those memes, you
25:11
know, like when it's springtime and the Sun comes out,
25:16
everything gets warm and snow. Starts to melt.
25:18
I live in Miami. We don't have seasons.
25:21
It's hot and less hot. Well, up here, we have like
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spraying it comes around and everything gets hot, all the
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snow starts to melt. You go outside your T-shirt,
25:29
everything's really exciting. And you go to sleep, and you
25:31
wake up the next day, and there's two feet of snow, and
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it's negative 20. That's what that's what I give
25:36
it. You have to come up with a
25:38
snowstorm meme for him or a snowstorm picture surprise.
25:41
Yeah, surprise spring snowstorm. That's what now this.
25:43
Whoa, whoa, okay, surprise spring.
25:45
Snowstorm, I like that. I'm gonna look that.
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Now, it looks like Regulators or politicians or stepping in
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things are heating up, right? And connect this with what what
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we were covering earlier on the show, right?
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They're using, we believe this, right?
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I don't think I don't see how this comes from good intention,
27:06
the whole climate stuff. I think it comes from a place of
27:09
trying to control people, but anyways this is Rob beat and
27:12
robbed W and essentially what he's talking about is we covered
27:15
the HubSpot, right? You know, the leaks.
27:17
The, the data leaks, from a third party in relation to
27:20
Unchained and relations to block find relation to Swan and a
27:23
bunch of other companies. This is some advice on how you
27:26
could protect yourself or what, exactly really happened, right?
27:29
So first, she says, as a super user of HubSpot, for over seven
27:33
years, here's a brief thread on the recent data breach.
27:36
And what you could do to protect from the incoming, spam and
27:38
phishing, you will be subject to.
27:40
I have a call with their security team later this week to
27:42
get technicals and next steps. But here is what is known.
27:46
Now, HubSpot has a All of access called super admin on both the
27:49
internal and external side. Someone internal to HubSpot with
27:53
super admin access had their account compromise.
27:56
I'm guessing spearfishing or a shitty password.
27:59
Super admin access internally allow someone to hop between
28:02
Company accounts and Export contact list.
28:05
The unauthorized user started exporting contacts list of
28:07
Bitcoin and crypto companies. This is why we see 30 companies
28:11
with compromised data sheets what this means true.
28:14
This isn't financial data, but is extremely powerful CR.
28:17
I am software. This means that unauthorized
28:20
users may not only have your general contact information, but
28:23
also this next part is not so good.
28:25
Your IP address, your email history with reps at the
28:28
associated companies, your browsing behavior on Associated
28:31
company, website, mailing, and or shipping address.
28:36
That is bad. Anyways, how the company?
28:40
How the company characterized you big whale whale midsize
28:43
contact, small user. You're fine man to your
28:46
financial value. To that company, any and all
28:48
deals. You have done with that company
28:50
and Associated values. Negotiates contracts, that is
28:54
absolutely crazy CRM. Mitigation, mitigation software
28:57
is also very good nowadays unauthorized user can easily
29:00
take the downloaded data base and poured it into a different
29:03
CRM and start targeting customers.
29:05
What could you do about this be hyper aware for social
29:08
engineering attack, spearfishing, Etc, be, 100%
29:11
certain, you're engaging with a real company whip.
29:13
These unauthorized users potentially have enough
29:15
information to reference your actual browsing behaviors and
29:19
prior company conversations of deals.
29:21
Just because someone refers to your prior conversations does
29:23
not mean they are the real thing.
29:25
Take the time to enhance your personal security stack, get a
29:28
password manager and only use strong passwords, stay safe out
29:33
there bitcoiners, so I don't know.
29:35
How much of the mailing history is true?
29:38
But it's always good to stay on the side of caution, right?
29:42
Anyways, what do you guys think? I'm just feeling terrible the
29:51
whole time. You're reading through that I'm
29:53
like thinking to myself I'm like okay which of the companies that
29:56
were compromised have my information and then you know
29:59
you start that you start to think back and then I just
30:02
became happy. Like I said, while you were
30:03
reading that I'm happy, that I'm moving.
30:05
So at least I least I get a fresh start but not everybody
30:09
can move every time the data gets compromised, you know.
30:11
So it's not that easy to look, this is really scary stuff but
30:15
at the same time, I'm gonna The other side of this and I'm going
30:18
to say this is going to prompt new Solutions, it's going to
30:24
prompt better Solutions. We hope and yeah, you know, I
30:28
never really realized the, you know, the strength of a password
30:32
manager until I really started using one, and not only that,
30:35
but having a password generator, your own password generator, I
30:40
can't, I can't sing those Praises enough Warden, they're
30:44
not a sponsor, but I'm just saying I use bit warden in Iraq.
30:47
I do die. I can't, I can't, you know,
30:49
function without a password manager and they're so easy to
30:51
use like it. Like, at this point, like
30:53
they've become so easy to use that.
30:54
It's like you don't have an excuse, really.
30:56
But anyways, Moses. What are your thoughts on this?
30:59
It is a terrible leak. Yeah.
31:01
Yeah. In regards to bit weird and it
31:03
works pretty good. You can set of hosts and
31:04
everything to it's the exact Solution.
31:06
That's what I do. By the way, it's yeah it's nice
31:09
for like you just want to think about it so much.
31:11
All right. Keep track of all those
31:12
passwords and stuff but yeah I think people have taken the the
31:16
last decade for For just ease of access, you know, offer got my
31:20
Facebook, password, reset it and just everything.
31:22
You know what I mean. People not really taking it
31:24
seriously and now the data has become so valuable and such a
31:30
like a real threat to someone. If your dad is leaked, you know,
31:33
they're just not realizing the scope of things.
31:35
It's money dude, it's money right before it was like, oh
31:39
Facebook, you know, like the stakes weren't that high.
31:41
But anyways moving on. Look, I told you I mean, we've
31:46
been telling you not only to Today right?
31:48
That they're going to use the climate.
31:50
They have been using the climate to attack Bitcoin.
31:53
This was a New York Times Tech tweet.
31:56
Absolutely hilarious. Shout out to Cory because he
31:59
reported the Tweet. So funny.
32:02
He says a single Bitcoin transaction that requires more
32:04
than 2,000 kilowatt hours of electricity or enough energy to
32:07
power. The average American household
32:09
for 73 days. Reach this looks like a troll
32:12
tweet like a Bitcoin or would have posted.
32:14
This was a troll. This has been debunked so many
32:17
times. We're going We're going to
32:18
debunk it in a bit. Right before we do.
32:20
I'm going to move it right here. I'm going to read it one more
32:22
time before I want to actually look at the article, so the
32:24
article isn't as bad, it's better ridden.
32:27
It actually explains all sides, but still, they're trying to
32:32
shaft shape a narrative without a doubt, and that narrative is
32:37
actually starting to have some effects because what you're
32:40
seeing already, right? This is you saw this in Europe
32:44
already, you saw this in Europe, they're trying to ban proof of
32:47
work. This is an actual attack on
32:49
bitcoin. This is the New York State
32:51
Assembly. Is considering a vote a bill
32:54
that would create amendment of member torij.
32:56
Mm on proof-of-work, mining operations, unless a hundred
32:59
percent of their energy comes from renewable energy sources.
33:02
That is it possible? They know that if this bill
33:06
becomes law, New York will be forfeiting, the unique
33:09
opportunities, Bitcoin mining provides for economic expansion
33:12
and the proliferation of renewable energy, But before I
33:19
read this Times article, check this out, fill because at one of
33:22
the comments from the time article really is, it's such a
33:25
pure rebuttal to that that I'm just going to read it.
33:28
It's by Ray from Ohio. And he says, one thing that
33:30
baffles me about, all these articles I have read about
33:33
crypto is that no Journal is bothered to do the research and
33:36
do an actual compare herbs for comparison of crypto energy, use
33:39
to the energy use of traditional Banks.
33:42
This is what I want to know. Instead, they compare crypto to
33:45
other. Random things and that is and
33:48
raise absolutely right there doing that on purpose and
33:50
they're doing it to create a narrative, right?
33:53
Anyways let's let's check out the The Narrative that they're
33:55
trying to craft in this article but to be more specific and to
33:59
be fair. It's much better written than
34:02
the other proper propaganda pieces.
34:04
We've covered in the past because it does a very it does a
34:08
pretty decent job at explaining what this is, how it works.
34:12
Etc. Etc.
34:13
But they do pull in some punches here and there anyways.
34:16
He's facing criticism from politicians environmentalist.
34:18
The cryptocurrency mining industry has embarked on a
34:20
rebranding effort to challenge, the prevailing view that it's
34:23
electricity guzzling, computers are harmful to the climate all
34:26
five of the largest publicly traded.
34:28
Crypto. Companies, say they are building
34:30
or already operating plants, powered by renewable energy and
34:33
Industry. Executives have started arguing
34:36
that the demand from crypto miners will create opportunities
34:38
for wind and solar companies to open facilities of their own.
34:41
That's correct, right? So this is what I said, the
34:42
Articles a little bit more fair than what we've seen in the
34:45
past, the effort. Partly a public relations
34:47
exercise partly a genuine attempt to make the industry.
34:50
More sustainable has intensified since last spring, when China
34:53
began a Crackdown on crypto mining forcing, some mining
34:56
operations to relocate to the United States, a trade group
35:00
called the Bitcoin mining console also formed last year,
35:03
partly to tackle climate issues after Elon Musk criticized, the
35:06
industry for using fossil fuels, and recent months, Texas has
35:09
become a hot spot for crypto. Mining attracting more than two
35:12
dozen companies, the state has an unusual into incentive
35:15
structure. That's well suited to the
35:17
nascent industry. The Texas grid operators offers
35:20
what amounts to a discount to companies that can quickly.
35:22
Unplug when electricity demand spikes Statewide allowing energy
35:26
to flow. So ordinary homeowners many
35:28
crypto Minds could turn off on or off in seconds.
35:31
Allowing them to take advantage of the incentive with minimal
35:34
convenience so inconvenient. So this isn't a theory anymore,
35:38
this was proven and one of Texas latest storms and that's exactly
35:41
what they did. Anyways that deal was part of
35:44
the attraction for are going. Didn't base company founded in
35:47
2017 that runs two other minor mines in Quebec using mostly
35:51
hydropower. Mr. Woll said Argo was also
35:53
drawn to the ample green energy in West Texas.
35:55
The facility outside low Brooke will be connected to the Western
35:58
sector of the Texas energy grid, where about 85 percent of
36:01
electricity comes from wind and solar infrastructure.
36:04
I don't know what could be more green than that?
36:07
I don't understand. Right.
36:09
And then this makes me come to the conclusion that they're not
36:12
really in it for green, they're more in it for the control and
36:16
And again, like and this is so the beginning of the article,
36:19
it's interesting because they don't really attack it, but at
36:21
the end you start to see how they're trying to craft your
36:24
perspective, your narrative, The Narrative that they're trying to
36:26
craft. But anyway, says but Mr. Wall
36:28
can't guarantee that our goes new center, will have no carbon
36:32
footprint and this goes back to race.
36:34
Comment. Do we force Banks to tell us if
36:39
their energy that they're consuming is green or not?
36:42
It's a double standard. It's a double standard.
36:44
Anyways, a lot of these Energy producers are still a little
36:47
bit, skeptical of cryptocurrency.
36:49
He said the crypto miners don't have the credit profiles to sign
36:52
10 or 15 years eels. You see how they're ramping up?
36:54
The attacks is slowly but surely the broader cryptocurrency
36:57
Community is divided over. Whether cleaning up the mining
37:00
sector is the best path to environmental sustainability.
37:03
The energy-intensive authentication system that
37:05
underlies Bitcoin is known as proof of work.
37:07
Some in the industry are pushing to build new cryptocurrencies,
37:10
on a different system, called proof of stake, which uses as
37:14
little. And again, as As little as zero
37:17
point zero, one percent of the energy consumption in the mining
37:20
process, see where I'm going with this.
37:22
And, like, it's like, it's like it's starts, you know, it mess,
37:25
massage you, it's okay. And then it's like, oh, but
37:28
there's a better system, right? So, again, the narrative is
37:33
right, that consuming energy is bad.
37:35
It's always terrible, but the actual Banks right are not
37:40
expected to follow that themselves, right?
37:42
It's only Bitcoin. Bitcoin is held.
37:46
A higher standard. It's ridiculous.
37:48
Anyways, this is Peter Joseph, right?
37:50
He's criticizing you know Bitcoin.
37:52
He says, even if all Bitcoin mining was based off of
37:55
renewable energy, which it never will be, it's still an
37:57
outrageous waste of resources for what is ultimately an
38:01
idiotic goal markets are the true cancer.
38:04
Money is just the way it metastasizes.
38:06
So I'm going to read this last part.
38:09
That says it's still an outrageous waste of resources
38:12
for what is ultimately an idiotic goal.
38:15
And then I'm going to scroll to this article that says oh sorry
38:18
about that. I'm going to scroll to this one
38:19
that says Ukrainian Refugee flees to Poland with two
38:22
thousand dollars in Bitcoin on a USB drive, nearly a quarter of
38:27
Ukraine's population has been forced from their homes in the
38:29
last four years. Many the last four weeks many
38:32
have turned to cryptocurrency to safeguard their cash.
38:34
Bring their money with them except remittances and donations
38:37
and to transact with each other for Necessities a Ukrainian
38:40
Refugee. Took a USB stick with him across
38:43
the border. Containing 40 percent of his
38:45
life savings or about two thousand dollars in Bitcoin.
38:48
I'm going to go back to this tweet that says it's still an
38:51
outrageous waste of resources for what is ultimately an
38:53
idiotic goal. So Peter that is what you're
38:56
against. Yeah.
38:57
Bombs and fighter planes are really good for the environment.
39:01
Actually it again like it's like picking and choosing.
39:05
What is good? What is it bad?
39:07
And again this leads me to To believe that this is nefarious.
39:11
They're really not about, it's not about the environment.
39:14
I really believe this is about control and the environment is a
39:17
tool to control anyways and again to specify dude I live in
39:24
Miami you know there's beach the beach the beach.
39:26
The beach is filthy like I want to clean your planet, I care
39:30
about the environment. I just don't believe giving
39:32
bureaucrat unelected bureaucrats more power, is the solution.
39:35
Anyways, this is a an article by coin basis.
39:39
The Straining maddening and all-consuming Bitcoin energy
39:42
debate and this is Nick Carter. And he debunks, literally that
39:45
tweet that I read you earlier, that Corey was so kind to, to
39:51
talk about a single Bitcoin transaction now.
39:53
Requires more than 2,000 kilowatt hours of electricity or
39:55
enough energy to power. The average American household
39:57
for 73 days. So Nick debunks at and he says
40:01
sometimes however an argument comes along that is so clearly
40:04
built on mistaken assumptions that it's worth strength from
40:06
the normative debate and back into the world of facts and deed
40:08
arguments of this. Form have been have become
40:10
disturbingly, common Bitcoin consumes a lot of energy,
40:13
Bitcoin, settles 300,000 transactions per day.
40:15
If you combine 1 and 2, you can drive an eye-popping energy cost
40:19
per transaction. If you literally extrapolate
40:22
that analysis such that Bitcoin satisfies the world transactions
40:25
Bitcoin will use more energy than exist on Earth.
40:28
This line of reasoning might sound persuasive to the
40:30
uninitiated but it is in fact, completely flawed and an
40:34
impressive number of ways yet. We see it all the time and this
40:37
article is written 20, 21, and that new Times three was
40:40
yesterday or the day before so they're still using it.
40:43
Anyways today's Bitcoin miners earn about 50 million dollars a
40:46
day which analyzes this to around 18 point two billion
40:49
dollars in minor Revenue. Fully 85% of that running a
40:52
derives not from per transaction fees but from the issuance of
40:56
new Bitcoins this issuance process is finite.
40:58
In fact it's eighty eight point seven percent done the rate of
41:02
new coins issuance halves every four years as approaches that 21
41:05
million limit. So the issuance component of
41:08
minor new is structurally decaying over time.
41:11
Unless you believe that the price of Bitcoin is going to
41:14
literally double in real terms every four years until 2140 that
41:19
expenditure is going to decline. But why burn electricity to
41:23
issue coins, put yourself in Satoshi shoes.
41:26
You have to you've just invented a new monetary system which you
41:29
believe can become a global monetary standard of
41:32
consequence. How do you distribute coins?
41:34
You could email them to your friends but that would create a
41:36
tiny group of privileged Elites and compromise.
41:38
The credibility of the System. You could simply claim the coins
41:41
yourself, but most likely. No one will adopt a monetary
41:44
system where a single individual controls, a vast majority of the
41:46
wealth Satoshi solution was to distribute the coins, but
41:49
creating a game in which minor surrender, something valuable
41:52
energy and exchange for the right to claim them.
41:55
Because mining is a radically free market mining.
41:57
Minor margins are usually slim. This means that even though
42:00
there are literally creating new units of money that status
42:03
doesn't give them a huge Advantage.
42:05
Miners have to sell their coins on an ongoing basis to cover
42:08
their costs. They are just an interference
42:10
interference to the protocol itself.
42:11
There's a reason Venture funds like mine, like, mine typically,
42:15
don't invest in miners. It's a tough thin margin
42:18
business and involves lots of capital expenditure so, it's
42:21
ridiculous. Again, I'm worried because the
42:25
climate attacks are going to keep on escalating.
42:28
We dodged literally by a fingernail, the ban from Europe,
42:33
and it was only because it was discovered, right?
42:36
And then, you know, people formed enough of a Ruckus but
42:39
And here they are. They're trying and make no
42:41
mistake. This is a collaborative effort.
42:43
It can't be that. Politicians in Europe and
42:46
politicians in the United States and specific in New York state
42:49
are doing the same thing and you had the cleaning up
42:53
cryptocurrency meeting in front of Congress.
42:56
And again what happened, they were advocating for proof of
43:00
stake and why they advocating for proof of stake because they
43:03
can control it and proof of work.
43:05
They cannot proof of work is what makes a cryptocurrency?
43:09
Uncorruptable. Proof is data's not anyways.
43:13
Phil that's right. And he does a fantastic job of
43:17
explaining explaining how excellent the qualities of
43:22
Bitcoin are the censorship resistance.
43:25
The fact that the miners just because they can create money,
43:28
it doesn't give them this major advantage over Society.
43:33
Anyways, very well written that was amazing.
43:37
I just want to go back to say to a few of the articles that you
43:40
were talking about you don't have to My poor, anything New
43:42
York is making itself irrelevant I don't know what their I don't
43:45
know. I mean I guess I can say I know
43:46
what their goal is that they're just being poorly run and
43:49
they're being poorly informed or they're just following their
43:52
incentives which don't align with Bitcoin.
43:55
I think they're just being nefarious routes to be honest
43:57
with you. Yeah yeah exactly.
43:59
Right. Like we could speculate on all
44:00
the different reasons but at the end of the day regardless of
44:02
what those reasons are there making themselves irrelevant by
44:05
doing this. They're taking themselves out of
44:06
this economic picture, which they are going to regret, have
44:10
fun staying Poor, that's New York too bad.
44:13
The second point that that article that explains about how
44:18
you know that the the miners have become more mindful about
44:23
renewable energy and whatnot after Elon.
44:26
Brought it up, I just hate that we have to name drop.
44:29
These people that are completely irrelevant to bitcoin.
44:33
And, you know what, they, you know, everybody gives this guy
44:37
everybody sits there and throws flowers at this guy and pretends
44:40
like, he's so wonderful. Does anybody realize what goes
44:43
into Cobalt mining? Does anybody realize how many
44:45
people died? How many people get poisoned?
44:47
By Cobalt mining doesn't matter. Gold by just psychotic gold
44:51
mining and Bank. Energy usage is irrelevant.
44:55
It's Bitcoin energy usage that is well you know so that makes
44:59
me that makes me believe that it's really not about the energy
45:03
usage is about something that they is out of their control and
45:07
what they can control is hey you can't use that energy for that.
45:11
Didn't think so and he has your dollar use energy.
45:15
No I mean no no worldly. The guy over Unity machine the
45:20
Petro dollar. It just helps everyone.
45:23
It just helps. Everyone do everything except
45:24
its enemies. Those people are excluded Hey,
45:29
where's ours? One last point before we go to
45:32
Moses? One last Point.
45:33
That's right. I actually wrote them down.
45:34
So my memory is not all screwed. I'm not so surprised.
45:37
I was like, Wow, Phil. Yeah, it's likely that three
45:39
points in a row. Okay, my last point was Peter
45:42
from Zeitgeist. So look, I you know, I saw that
45:46
movie when I was in my early 20s, the the first Zeitgeist
45:49
film, I am incredibly shocked. That someone like him does not
45:55
get Bitcoin after producing a movie like that.
45:58
That's Typically talks about how symbols are misrepresented
46:04
misused misunderstood. Okay?
46:07
This is very interesting that he doesn't get Bitcoin.
46:10
Anyways. I don't know what the incentives
46:12
are. I don't know what the
46:13
motivations are. I'm just saying, I'm kind of
46:15
disappointed that he doesn't get it.
46:16
Anyways, burning gosh, mmm. Yes.
46:21
Humans, too much institutional trust, that's the problem.
46:24
That's why people don't get Bitcoin.
46:25
They don't even do the time. Like so many people on Twitter,
46:28
like I posted random stuff all the time.
46:29
I'll just drop Bitcoin and people will come in and be like
46:33
Bitcoin Eustis that I'd be like, dude, you clearly haven't done
46:36
any research, you don't know what you're talking about, you
46:38
have no opinion. You can't have an opinion.
46:40
You don't, you don't you don't understand what you're
46:42
criticizing and inevitably, it's like a comment stream, comment
46:46
stream and they'll usually just like end up like just Sing it
46:51
and I've had few people message me back like weeks later and be
46:54
like, yo, I actually did some research and I feel like, yeah,
46:56
you might have had a couple points because it's literally
46:59
just think they don't understand it and they've just dismissed
47:01
it. It's like totally surface level
47:03
like, oh, Bitcoin bad for the environment and they don't go
47:06
any further than that, it just stops there.
47:09
Yep. And it dude in honestly, I blame
47:11
a lot of that on the media, dude.
47:14
It's like their propaganda because that's what it is right.
47:18
Clearly that article from Nick Carter.
47:20
Is literally a year old and the New York Times is still using
47:24
the same narrative, but it's funny.
47:26
You see how they pivoted a little bit.
47:28
Phil you see all of that text before they get to the jugular
47:31
at the end? And then they start, then that's
47:34
when they form the narrative at least before it was the entire
47:37
article. Now it was like okay we know
47:39
what we're talking about. Let me explain it, let me see
47:42
like we're knowledgeable about this but still proof of stake,
47:46
you know, it might be a suggestion and then they happen
47:48
to get a guy that says hey You know, this it will never be 100%
47:54
green. Like it's like they're picking
47:55
and choosing what, you know, quotes fit the narrative.
47:59
What quotes create the narrative, help them create a
48:01
narrative and it's just, it's just bullshit.
48:03
It's, it's insincere, we are just a Bitcoin.
48:07
Sorry. Oh no, sorry, dude.
48:09
You have they pretend to be experts and then they come
48:10
through as like a with an appeal to Authority like Elon Musk or
48:13
something. They like go see.
48:14
Baba, baba by name, drop proof of stake.
48:17
Yep, exactly. Do they look, just just look.
48:20
The picture you see the horse is, you do care about the
48:23
environment, look at these horses.
48:25
And look, the wind little baby horse, the windmills, you know,
48:29
and the horrors I see the windmills after the tornado.
48:31
You see that that picture going? Yeah, yeah, yeah, I saw that.
48:34
I saw that looks like the War of the Worlds.
48:36
You know. Like those three legged.
48:40
We understand Bitcoin now by our shit coin.
48:44
That's, that's that's totally their theme.
48:46
That's that's what they did. Yep.
48:48
Absolutely, absolutely. But anyways, feel there was an
48:51
open source software released today.
48:53
When he's everybody about it. Alright guys, sorry, I had to
48:55
interrupt this. So this just drop while we were
48:57
recording. It Bitcoin, mining band, makes
49:01
it out of New York State Assembly committee.
49:04
It would place a two-year mandatory on Bitcoin mining,
49:06
which we talked about it. Still requires passage by the
49:09
New York State Assembly and Senate, but looks like it's
49:13
moving forward. So that's Release the beast, New
49:15
York. Anyways.
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