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$95B Hedge-Fund Manager Reveals Why You Should Still Be Bullish on Bitcoin | Simply SatoSHE · Simply Bitcoin

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  If you find you can't be bullish on Bitcoin anymore because the
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  price is more mid than your average influencer, then I got
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  some good news for you. Last week, one of the most
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  famous hedge fund managers in the world, best known for his
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  predictions on the future of the economy revealed to the world
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  where we're at in this movie called Recent Times.
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  And as you know, it's not pretty.
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  Distrust and disdain towards governments, institutions and
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  authority is at an all time high, and they've never been
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  more desperate for power. Today I'm going to walk you
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  through how this billion dollar hedge fund manager is signaling
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  the end of the world order, a foreshadowing of the collapse of
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  the dollar from 2023, and a real life admission from the IMF on
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  how they plan to steal your savings and make you poor.
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  Welcome back to Satoshi. Let's break down the collapse of
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  everything we know. Hey everyone, I'm back from
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  maternity leave and apparently I leave for 5 minutes to create a
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  literal life and the global financial system decides to
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  speedrun the collapse of the world order.
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  The whole financial system. Cool.
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  Totally fine. Totally stable.
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  Today we're going to breakdown Why?
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  A $15.4 trillion hedge fund manager just revealed why you
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  should be still bullish on Bitcoin even if the price feels
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  sleepy. And I promise you, that's not
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  how my newborn feels. That girl is not sleepy at all.
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  But I promise you that by the end of this, you're going to see
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  what he sees. Are we in your judgement, in a
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  moment in which the world order is going to change?
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  Yes, we're changing the world order, OK.
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  In 1945, we started the new world order.
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  What I mean is, over throughout history, there's a fight for
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  control because there's no world court that you go to and plead
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  your case. And so there's a fight for
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  power. So there's a war.
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  And then the winners come out of that war and the winners set the
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  rules. And so 1945, the United States
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  had 80% of the world's money. Gold was money at the time.
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  It had half the world's GDP. It had a monopoly on military
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  power. So the US set the world order.
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  That's why the United Nations is in New York.
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  Washington, DC has the IMF and the World Bank and its currency
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  became the reserve currency and its currency became the reserve
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  currency because of that, that set of circumstances, OK, things
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  evolve, things change, change, OK, over history.
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  So the three big things that are changing now that haven't
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  occurred in our lifetime is the amount of debt and money
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  creation, which affects the value of money and you can see
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  it affecting what's going on every day.
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  Large debt means the. Printing of money.
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  Right. The large debt puts in a puts
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  central bankers in a choice. Do you pay it back with hard
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  money or do you pay it back with printed devalued money?
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  And if you pay it back with hard money, it's hard.
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  In other words, that's when you have debt crises.
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  So in all cases, they eventually print money and that produces
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  inflation, right. So that dynamics the 1st and
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  that's the place we are at this moment.
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  That's the place as we are at this moment.
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  Let's start with the man himself, Ray Dalio, founder of
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  Bridgewater Associates, which overseas roughly $15.4 trillion
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  in institutional capital influence globally.
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  Dalio has been screaming for years about what he calls
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  changing world order, but recently his tone shifted.
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  He's not just talking about cycles anymore.
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  He's talking about systemic fracture, dead at unsustainable
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  levels, internal political division, external geopolitical
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  conflict, reserve currency risk. He literally laid out the
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  playbook for how empires fall and then calmly pointed out that
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  the US is checking most of these boxes.
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  Massive debt? Check.
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  Money printing? Check.
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  Wealth gaps, Check. Global rivals forming alternate
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  trade systems? Check, check, check, check,
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  check, check, check, check. When a $15.4 trillion hedge fund
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  manager reveals that we are in the late stages of debt cycle
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  and a breakdown of world order, you should probably probably pay
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  attention. How are we going to solve this
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  problem? We're going to do it the way
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  that we always do it and it's always done.
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  When countries essentially go broke, what they do is they
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  through a combination of devaluing the currency, printing
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  of money, and there's an imbalance to print money to
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  value the currency and create an artificially low interest rate
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  so that the person who's holding the bonds is receiving an
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  artificially low interest rate. That's the way Japan has done it
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  and with their local and that's the way we will do it so in.
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  Other words. My grandchildren and great
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  grandchildren. Not yet born.
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  Are going to be paying off. This debt in devalued dollars,
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  more or less. It's going to happen faster than
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  that. Here's what he's really
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  signaling without saying it outright.
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  The stability premium of the US dollar is ending, and when trust
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  in institutions collapses, capital looks for neutrality.
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  And guess what's neutral? Bitcoin is neutral.
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  Dalio won't Max say it on stage but the subtext is screaming.
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  Today Brazil, in our hemisphere, largest country in the Western
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  Hemisphere, South of us, cut a trade deal with China.
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  They're going to, from now on, do trade in their own
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  currencies, get right around the dollar.
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  They're creating a secondary economy in the world totally
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  independent of the United States.
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  We won't have to talk about sanctions in five years because
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  there be so many countries transacting in currencies other
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  than the dollar that that we won't have the ability to
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  sanction them. Now let's layer in a
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  geopolitics, shall we? Recently, we've seen rhetoric
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  from figures like Marco Rubio, who Venezuelans are calling Papi
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  Rubio, about why the US is engaging more aggressively in
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  regions like Venezuela and Iran. The message If we can't sanction
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  them effectively anymore, we escalate leverage.
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  So translation. Sanctions used to work because
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  the dollar system was unavoidable, but now it's a
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  little bit of a different story. Before this global trade cleared
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  in dollars, energy markets cleared in dollars, SWIFT
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  cleared in dollars. But what happens when countries
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  start trading outside of the dollar?
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  When Venezuela, Iran, Russia, China begin forming bilateral
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  systems that are based on a currency everyone in the world
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  has access to? This isn't just bricks, but
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  something that everybody has access to.
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  Sanctions start to lose teeth and when financial control
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  weakens as empires historically shift from financial dominance
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  to physical dominance. The rise of a great power to
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  challenge the existing great power.
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  In other words, I gave you the example have the United States
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  was so dominant in 1945, Now it's not as dominant.
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  It is not dominant, in other words, China and the opposition
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  is as strong as the United States and its allies.
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  And so we have a conflict and there are five kinds of wars and
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  they start in this order just sequentially, typically a trade
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  war, a technology war, a geopolitical influence war.
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  Then you get into a capital and economic war, which we are now
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  with sanctions. They always happened in history,
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  and then there's a military war. And so you could see that
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  progression happen through time. And that creates a template.
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  So I like to look at the template and then plot dots to
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  see how we're transpiring relative to that template.
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  And that's not bullish for stability or World Peace, but it
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  is bullish for capital flight. And capital flight historically
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  runs to three things Gold, hard assets, and now Bitcoin.
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  Because Bitcoin doesn't care who you sanction, it doesn't care
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  what country you're in. It doesn't require permission.
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  It settles in 10 minutes. So when global powers start
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  admitting sanctions are losing power, that's not a weakness for
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  Bitcoin so much as it is a validation.
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  Well, look, the United States took a pretty drastic action in
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  terms of the sanctions that they went after individuals, country
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  and also took some of the Russian assets and said, hey,
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  we're going to give the Ukrainian people.
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  When that happened, Bitcoiners came out and they said you are
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  actually going to further accelerate the demise of the US
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  dollar because now you have introduced this sanctions risk.
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  There's a paper that came out of the Harvard economics department
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  where they talked about will countries now start to buy
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  Bitcoin not for price, not for the sovereignty, but actually as
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  a sanctions hedge? Russia.
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  And so Russia is actually doing that.
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  Do you think they're the only one?
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  I wouldn't bet on it. So before we go any further,
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  let's get a quick gut check. Message.
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  node, you're not verifying your own transactions, and you're
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  step in setting up your own node.
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  This isn't theory, it's hands on training from the masters of
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  self custody. And if we're entering a new
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  world order, you better be sovereign in this one.
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  book your consultation. That's the bitcoinway.com slash
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  SATOSHE we. Actually have a beautiful
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  opportunity in front of us with the United States being such an
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  unmitigated disaster as it currently is.
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  OK, so there is the opportunity and within that opportunity, I
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  would suggest three things. The first one, we have to have a
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  global asset registry. We have to know who has the
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  freaking money. And if they don't want you to
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  know that they have the money or how much money they have,
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  chances are they got it from somewhere they shouldn't have
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  gotten it from and they're spending it on something they
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  should be sending it over #2. We have to.
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  Facilitate an international conversation about what is
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  enough and that if there is a number that is enough, there is
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  a number that is too much. We believe that money becomes
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  power, and when power threatens your democracy, you have to take
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  away power. And the only way to take away
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  that power is by taking away the money.
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  And the only way to take away the money is taxation.
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  So #3 forgive progressivity. All right, Forgive
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  progressivity, and let's buy progressivity.
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  You mean taxation that makes people less rich?
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  This is not about a 2% wealth tax when somebody's getting a
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  higher return than that. This is about taxation in order
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  to preserve human freedom. So let's talk about the big
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  players. The IMF and the World Bank,
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  institutions designed to stabilize global finance, are
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  now openly discussing capital controls, CBDC's, liquidity
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  injections, and coordinated debt restructuring translation.
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  They're desperate because global debt levels are mathematically
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  unserviceable without printing, devaluation or confiscation via
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  inflation. And when you hear IMF officials
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  float ideas like coordinated global liquidity mechanisms or
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  digital monetary tools, that's code for programmable money.
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  Money with rules, money with expiration dates.
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  Money that can be frozen. Meanwhile Bitcoin just keeps
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  producing blocks. TikTok, next block, No meetings,
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  no emergency sessions, no policy committees.
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  The IMF requires compliance, but Bitcoin only requires math.
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  And that's why they fear it, because Bitcoin is the only opt
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  out button that actually scales globally.
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  My view on the promise of Bitcoin though is deeper than
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  that. It is an opt out from the broken
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  financial architecture created by the US Federal Reserve
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  System. And I say this as somebody who
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  wants to fight for if I'm the US president, I want to fight for
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  the dollar to remain the reserve currency of the world.
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  But you know, there's a funny thing that happens.
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  There's two ways of doing that. One is if you're really insecure
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  about your own value proposition, you try to smash
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  out the competition. Well, the fact that the
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  government officials are coming from alternative forms of
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  currency the way they are, Bitcoin included, reflects an
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  insecurity in their own value proposition.
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  If I look at it the other way, I think the existence of Bitcoin
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  holds the dollar's feet to the fire to make sure that it can't
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  be manipulated in a way that people don't just opt out and go
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  the other direction. Because if they do have that opt
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  out, that's what actually keeps us on our own toes.
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  And so I, I love the idea the the alluring vision is why I was
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  first drawn to it. Certainly of a total opt out
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  code is law, a Wild West jungle that completely opts out of the
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  Byzantine government, captured government, orchestrated
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  corruption in the existing system.
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  And I think that that remains the promise as long as the
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  proponents of it are willing to stick to that vision as I do.
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  And so, yeah, we can get in a deeper conversation there.
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  But the the original promise was an opt out, a backstop, an
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  actual competitive outlet to say that if the existing
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  architecture itself, the rails are broken, we're going to build
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  new rails with a fixed supply so nobody can print more artificial
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  snow like the current Federal Reserve does.
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  No skiing artificial snow. You're skiing on a fixed supply
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  of the real thing. Great.
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  I think it's a beautiful system. Now here's the part that most
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  people miss. In a reality where world order
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  is fracturing, sanctions are losing effectiveness,
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  institutions are desperate, debt is unpayable, stability becomes
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  the most valuable asset in existence.
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  Bitcoins monetary policy hasn't changed in 15 years.
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  No surprise rate cuts, no emergency stimulus, no temporary
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  money printing. It is the only major monetary
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  system on earth that is predictable, neutral,
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  borderless, fixed. And when a $15.4 trillion hedge
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  fund manager reveals that the current system is breaking, he's
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  not telling you to panic. He's telling you the old pillars
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  are cracking and maybe you should panic.
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  Bitcoin is emerging as a new one not because it's trendy, not
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  because influencers like it, not because you're seeing me talk
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  about it, but because in a world addicted to manipulation,
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  Bitcoin is uncorruptible. Yeah, I was going.
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  To say one thing in particular struck me and that I'm worried
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  about is this idea of some sort of Federal Reserve currency
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  banked coin, which if you Google me, you'll know, I'm not the
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  biggest fan of the Federal Reserve and I definitely don't
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  think that they should be driving either our technology or
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  our policy or our massive trade. And so, but you know, for me
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  just really quickly, so I, I was taking an Uber yesterday and
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  just so happened to the guy that was driving my vehicle, he's
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  Venezuelan or he was Venezuelan. And so we started talking about
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  the kind of Bitcoin and that kind of stuff.
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  And I think I've told you before that I have family, most of my
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  family is actually in Venezuela. And so I was like, hey, what
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  would you think? I mean, do you, do you?
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  He lives and his family lives in a country where they have
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  inflation of 1000 or 1,000,000%, where they have a government,
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  this tyrannical dictatorship, where they're not allowed to
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  purchase things without permission.
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  And for him, and this is exactly what he told me, he goes, all I
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  use is Bitcoin, you know for him and he used this word, it's
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  incorruptible. The idea that he can go and make
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  sure that that transaction was solid or safe.
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  It's in his in his account that is manageable.
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  And I think ultimately for our next session coming up, we want
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  to make sure that that is still remains an incorruptible.
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  Way of thinking. And that's why you should still
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  be bullish on Bitcoin. Not because of the chart, but
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  because it's simply math. Maybe that should be like an all
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  Look, I just came back from maternity leave.
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  Creating life teaches you something real quick.
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  And this is my second time around.
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  You start to think long term. You start thinking about
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  stability. You start thinking about the
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  world that your kids are inheriting.
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  And when I took a look at the $34 trillion U.S. debt, when I
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  look at global conflicts and hear hedge fund legends talk
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  about the breakdown of the world order, I don't get scared.
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  I get validated and more and more convinced every day because
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  Bitcoin was built for this exact moment.
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  So if you're feeling mid about price action, zoom out.
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  This isn't about this week. This is about the monetary reset
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  of our lifetime. So drop a comment below.
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  Do you think that we're in the final phase of the dollar
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  system? Let me know.
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  And as always, stack, slay and stay bullish, baby.