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Did Larry Fink’s SHOCKING WARNING Signal the Next Bitcoin Bull Run? | Bitcoin Simply · Simply Bitcoin

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  Donald Trump single handedly collapsed the markets yesterday,
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  saying the exact thing that nobody wanted to hear.
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  Yet, if during this period of time no deal is made, we have
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  our eyes on key targets. If there is no deal, we are
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  going to hit each and every one of their electric generating
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  plants very hard and probably simultaneously.
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  After he said that, the markets imploded harder than Duke versus
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  Yukon and crude oil went to $112 a barrel.
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  If no deal is reached, then the world's oil supply gets even
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  smaller than it has been since the war started, and this spells
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  doom for the world. The world economy cannot survive
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  A7 to 11% loss of oil supply. Larry Fink, the CEO of the
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  largest asset manager in the world, gave a chilling warning
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  of what's gonna happen if oil stays higher for longer.
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  We could have years, years of, you know, above $100, closer to
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  $150.00 oil. What happens to the global
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  economy if that happens? How do we see it?
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  We'll have global recession. Today, we're going to break down
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  the possibility of a global recession if the war in Iran
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  continues. We're going to look at how it
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  could lead to 67% inflation and why Bitcoin is the only asset
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  that will survive this. Are you sitting down?
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  Because this episode's about to get explosive.
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  This is Dante Coco Bitcoin. Simply, let's go.
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  We have two very extreme outcomes and in my conversations
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  throughout the world with the US government and all that, to me,
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  everybody has to recognize it's there's not going to be an
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  outcome that's somewhere in the middle.
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  It's going to either be two extremes is, is Iran a country
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  that can be accepted by the international community?
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  Can Iran be a country that participates in the world again?
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  And if that outcome occurred, then you could have the Iranian
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  oil back into the marketplace alongside what the growth of the
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  Venezuelan oil. And you could, you could paint a
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  picture where where oil prices could be lower than they were
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  prior to the Iranian war. If there's a cessation of war
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  and yet Iran remains a threat, a threat to trade, a threat to
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  the, to the Straits of Hormuz, then I would argue then we could
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  have years, years of, you know, above $100, closer to $150.00
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  oil. What happens to the global
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  economy if that happens? How do we see it?
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  We'll have global recession. If you don't know who that is,
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  that's Larry Fink, AKA Uncle Larry, the CEO of BlackRock, the
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  $13 trillion asset manager that controls the pockets in the
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  decisions of governments, pension funds and asset managers
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  all over the globe. He says that there's not going
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  to be an outcome somewhere. We're in the middle.
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  Either we get peace or we get an outright doom scenario that
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  leads to a global recession. His words and not mine.
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  If the war continues, there are going to be implications that
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  people aren't ready for, Luke Grumman says.
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  Worldwide collapse the. World economy cannot survive a 7
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  to 11% loss of oil supply. It will not survive.
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  We can debate is Europe going to go 1st and collapse?
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  Is Southeast Asia going to go 1st and collapse?
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  Will America collapse first? But the global economy is a it
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  is a certainty it will collapse if we keep oil supplies down 7
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  the likelihood we go, we go there and we stay there.
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  What's the timeline like if we go to 711%, for how long?
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  Well, we've been there for six weeks and I think if we get to
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  mid-april, like you're already seeing flights.
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  I just woke up this morning a discount airline and out of
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  London Gatwick cancelled all flights, can't get fuel.
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  The ripple effects of this will be catastrophic.
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  It will have broad structural impacts across everything in the
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  world because oil is in everything.
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  Plastics, clothes, fabrics, even our food supply chain.
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  This isn't just going to lead to higher prices at the gas pump,
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  which is over $4.00 a gallon globally.
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  This is going to lead to 6, 7% inflation everywhere.
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  Mel Madison breaks down the implications of what this means
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  in a great conversation that he had with Marty Bent on the TFTC
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  podcast. Check it out.
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  I was like there's nothing to worry about with inflation and
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  and so I think what we've seen markets doing is worrying about
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  that. Then what does that mean?
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  It means possibly rate hikes. What does that mean?
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  It means higher two year yields. You know, now we got higher bond
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  yields. Now we have to lower the PES
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  that like all these things start flowing from this higher oil
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  price higher for longer. And one of the things I said at
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  the beginning of this war was it would almost be better to have
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  like a spike to 150 and like a quick end of this war come then
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  like something that can be drawn out.
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  And we're, we're, we are in a situation where one of the
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  possible situations is like this drawn out conflict, like maybe
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  some boots on the ground, but it's a lot more of this missiles
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  back and forth. And the economy doesn't
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  completely shut down or go to $200 a barrel because, you know,
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  Iran does is letting like China tankers go through and stuff
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  like this. And so instead of having some
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  sort of a resolution anytime soon, we get this long drawn out
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  conflict where oil just hovers between say 90 and 150.
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  And like you do that and you are going to start getting six 7%
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  inflation down the road. And then you add on to that, you
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  know, the already slowing labor picture and all these AI
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  concerns that people have had. And you do actually wind up
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  getting into that 1970s stagflation situation, which I
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  thought would be impossible for us to get into because oil was
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  so well behaved and we were oversupplied.
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  And the United States is the world's biggest producer and all
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  of this stuff. So we've got so many risks on
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  the table for the market. And I think even the best case
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  scenario, which is this thing wraps up in the next few weeks,
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  somehow magically there's going to be this new premium on oil
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  and that that's it. That's going to be a big, you
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  know, headwind that's going to stop wars from being able to
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  lower rates. As much as I thought at the
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  beginning of the year he was probably going to be able to, I
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  still think he's going to lower rates because I think the
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  economy eventually, if they're, if the prices are that high for
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  that long, it will start to drive, you know, recessionary
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  and, and create demand destruction and all that stuff
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  eventually. But by that point, I mean, man,
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  that economy is already going to be wrecked.
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  In a nutshell, things aren't looking good and the people that
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  will be hurt the most are the people who don't own assets.
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  Because we are in an era of fiscal dominance.
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  There will be money that is printed to cover over or paper
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  over the debt that federal governments and institutions
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  have that they're willing to print at infinitum in order to
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  fund wars. Like Donald Trump coming out and
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  saying that they have a new $1.5 trillion defense spending
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  budget. If you don't own defense assets
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  or assets that make you defensive, well, you're going to
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  get left behind. This is why smart people like
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  Lynn Alden say that Bitcoin is a buying opportunity.
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  Is this Bitcoin a buying opportunity?
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  I do, I think Bitcoin's a buying opportunity.
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  I also think, you know, Latin American banks, for example,
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  airlines, airports, I, I think these things don't necessarily
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  bounce back quickly, but once we do have a light at the end of
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  the tunnel, I think some of those be down areas have a lot
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  of upside. After we thank our sponsors, I
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  want to get to the ultimate segment of our show, a
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  conversation with Jordy Visser and Natalie Brunel from her Coin
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  Stories podcast where they talk about how Bitcoin is the long
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  term solution to the problems in Iran and the disruption
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  Back to the show. I'm not saying this because I'm
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  sitting here with you. I'm not saying this because you
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  wrote a book on There's a reason why I decided not to work in the
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  Fiat world. There's a reason why I spend my
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  time with the Bitcoin community. I've written a paper about the
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  best macro trade I've ever seen in Risk Rewards.
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  So everyone has read the IPO piece, which I still subscribe
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  to and believe that we're going through it.
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  But the one that was more important for me, I I've always
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  spent my time thinking about what the future is going to look
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  like. I don't see a world with the
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  speed happening in artificial intelligence with AI agents,
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  with humanoids, with everything and us still being on the
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  guardrails of settling a check in in days.
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  Like I don't that doesn't make any sense.
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  The speed of the world is accelerating dramatically and
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  since November it or late November it's accelerated
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  significantly. And for people who don't follow
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  AI close enough, Opus 4.5 changed the world.
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  It accelerated artificial intelligence to the way that
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  you're now seeing it to the point that it disrupted all of
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  these companies, not just software companies, financial
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  companies, trucking companies. You've heard all the stories
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  that will continue to happen and eventually humanoids will do the
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  same thing to manufacturing companies and Caterpillar.
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  And all this because humanoids change the entire equation for
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  physical side. I was at a dinner the other
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  night and I said to people, you have to get in your head, we are
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  not the top of the food chain anymore.
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  That is a huge transition that a super intelligent being that is
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  physically stronger and smarter than the smartest person who's
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  ever lived will be here in five years.
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  You cannot fathom the changes that are going to happen.
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  So when that goes back to Bitcoin, the world doesn't
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  survive with companies and stocks.
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  It survives with assets that don't have a story that can be
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  disrupted. It gets into scarcity.
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  And this is the point where Michael Saylor and I agree on
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  this. At some point, the world has
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  been about the opposite of scarcity.
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  We've. Been economics is based on
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  scarcity. We need scarce assets.
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  We need things that actually have it because we can print
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  everything with artificial intelligence, Picasso's,
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  whatever we want. We can print anything that we
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  want within 5 to 10 years. So that just means Bitcoin is
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  the best opportunity, not because it's the best asset, but
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  because it's the one that doesn't get destroyed by AI
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  Bitcoin. Is one of the assets that
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  doesn't get destroyed by AI. When you think about the world,
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  physical assets are moving towards scarcity, but digital
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  assets are moving towards abundance, and so is information
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  and technology. So how do you blend the two?
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  How do you blend digital scarcity with physical scarcity?
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  Well, you buy the only asset that's tied to physical proof of
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  work that has a limited digital supply.
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  Equities are not a great place to put your money right now, and
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  that's because equities make up 25% of total US net worth.
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  That's the highest since they began collecting the state in
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  the 1940s. This surpassesthe.com bubble,
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  which was about 20% in the 1968 high of 22%, or is going to lead
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  to a collapse in everything, including stocks.
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  And the consumer is the one who is going to be hurt.
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  And it doesn't look like it's going to stop anytime soon,
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  especially with the president making comments that they're
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  going to start bombing bridges. We're going to see a Daisy chain
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  of inflation. Are you prepared?
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  We're a. Month into the war, I don't know
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  who's winning the war. Maybe you can tell me who's
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  winning the war, but I feel like the US consumer is losing the
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  war, meaning gas prices are up, mortgage rates are back up,
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  stocks have been fluctuating but generally down over the period
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  of time of the war. How would you react to that
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  state the the? The war, there was hope that
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  this could be a fast war like Venezuela, that we have regime
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  change. And I think that quickly turned
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  out false hope. And now we've got crude at
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  $104.00 as we speak and bring crudes at $120.00 or 118,
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  whatever. And so oil is high.
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  That will lead to higher fertilizer prices, higher food
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  prices, higher plastic prices. And so there is a Daisy chain of
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  inflation that's headed our way. If that's the case, you want to
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  own scarce assets, assets not correlated to the market, and
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  then have physical properties associated with them.
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  Assets like gold and assets like Bitcoin.
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