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$57 TRILLION TRAP: Why The Stock Market CAN'T Crash (Bitcoin to $1M?) | Bitcoin Simply · Simply Bitcoin

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  The stock market is going to crash big time.
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  Biggest crash in history. So it hasn't happened yet.
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  The inevitable question is, do you think that we will have a
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  crash or not? The answer is we will have a
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  crash. I just can't tell you when, and
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  I can't tell you how deep. That was Robert Kiyosaki and
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  Andrew Ross Sorkin, 2 of the latest talking has to predict
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  the stock market crash. Like the rest of the doomsayers,
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  they're wrong. The stock market can't crash.
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  It has to go up forever. With AI coming to replace jobs,
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  young people not buying homes or having kids, and nothing on the
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  horizon to stimulate growth in the economy, the system can't
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  afford stocks to crash. But here's the kicker for Gen.
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  Z, this doesn't help you because you don't own stocks or homes,
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  the two things that the system's propped up on currently.
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  And news flash, with inflation on the horizon, it only gets
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  worse from here. Bitcoin is a life raft.
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  Bitcoin is the only realistic way for Gen.
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  Z to try to build wealth. You need to pay attention before
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  it's too late. And if you're skeptical, I break
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  down why it gets harder from here.
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  If you don't own assets, Assets like Bitcoin.
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  This is Dante Coco Bitcoin. Simply, let's go.
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  There are some economists who suggest that because Mr. Trump
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  ties his success to the success of the market that he's not
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  going to let anything like what happened in 1929 happen, and
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  that we should feel secure because of that.
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  I. Think it's hard to know how
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  things get out of control when confidence disappears?
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  It happens like this. So you spent nearly ten years on
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  this book. The inevitable question is, do
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  you think that we will have a crash or not?
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  The answer is we will have a crash.
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  I just can't tell you when and I can't tell you how deep, but I
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  can assure you, unfortunately, I wish I wasn't saying this.
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  We will have a crash. Hot garbage.
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  We'll have a crash. Can't tell you when, can't tell
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  you how big it'll be, but it'll happen.
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  He's dead wrong and his thinking is stuck in the past.
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  A stock market crash cannot happen in our current financial
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  system. Let me give you a breakdown of
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  how the world has changed and why 1929 isn't realistic.
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  Point #1 The Knicks are going to the Finals for the first time
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  since 99. The last time the Knicks were in
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  the finals, gas cost $1.11 a gallon, a dozen eggs $0.95, the
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  median home price $158,000. The Dow Jones under 11,000, the
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  euro was just five months old. It shows you how much the world
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  can change in 25 years. And right now we're going
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  through a massive change in the financial system in the way that
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  the world works with so much debt and people have their heads
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  stuck in the sand. The realities for our parents
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  aren't the same. For Gen.
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  Z and younger, it's bleak. And first time homebuyers at a
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  historic low. 20% of all homebuyers.
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  Before the O 8 collapse it was about 40%.
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  What the hell is going on? Well, I think This is why young
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  people are so mad today. You know, I think there used to
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  be starter homes, not these five, you know, bedrooms, 5
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  baths that exist in all, you know, communities around the US.
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  We used to have homes that were 1/3 to half the price of what a
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  starter home is now in the US with the average, the average
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  price of a home being $400,000. And then, you know,
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  simultaneously, young people today, their wages haven't
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  increased. So, you know, in the 1940s,
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  ninety percent of young people, they earned more than their
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  parents by age 30. Today, less than 40% of young
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  people earn more than their parents did at the same age.
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  And so I think young people aren't just quiet quitting, you
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  know, they're not just logging off and doing Tik Toks.
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  They are really looking at the numbers and saying, why don't we
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  have starter homes? Why aren't we earning more
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  money? And student loans, not only your
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  home's more expensive, we've got this massive debt on top of us
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  that we can never get rid of. And oh, by the way, we were told
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  that if we went to school, we got good grades, we got good
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  jobs, we would have the American dream.
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  And that does not appear to be happening.
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  You're right. The American dream is broken,
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  dead and gone, replaced by debt and servitude to a financial
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  system that doesn't reward people who don't own assets.
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  The dream was sold to our parents in the form of cheap
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  homes and cheap stocks. The stock market is making asset
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  owners richer than ever. The value of equities held by US
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  households is $58 trillion, which is more than the total
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  value of real estate by $9.8 trillion in America right now,
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  the widest gap in history. Equities count for a total of
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  33% of total assets and a record 47% of total financial assets.
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  The S&P 7500, the Dow 50,000. The market that we're in is
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  completely ridiculous, and if it were actually fairly valued off
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  of real value, real earnings, well, it would have already
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  crashed a long time ago. Stock market concentration is at
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  its highest level ever. Stocks have rarely been this
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  expensive. With 145 years of data, the Case
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  Shiller index to the S&P 500 ratio is now 40.8, which means
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  investors are paying $40.80 for every $1.00 in earnings.
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  Something's not adding up. And look at this.
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  NVIDIA. Just one company is now larger
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  than seven of the 11 sectors in the S&P 500.
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  All utilities, all real estate and all materials combined.
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  It's a larger than the German economy and then accounts for
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  20% of the S&P 500 gains. But here's the crazy part.
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  With all of these records and all of this growth happening,
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  well, consumer sentiment is at its lowest.
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  That's because there's a difference between Main Street
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  and Wall Street. People who own assets, mainly
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  people who are older and our parents and those who don't.
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  The one struggling to stay afloat right now, when someone
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  says the market is crashing, it can.
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  And let me show you why in one chart.
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  There's this thing happening right now and it might be due to
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  technology, It might be due to unaffordable home prices.
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  But right now the US birth rate is declining and declining
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  rapidly, meaning people aren't having kids.
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  And we also have this thing happening right now, AI
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  replacing entry level jobs. And with the market and the
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  value of homes being so high and the next class not owning them,
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  you cannot afford for the market to crash.
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  And so young people, they're having to compensate for all of
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  these challenges by going further and further out on the
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  risk curve and taking more risk. Take a look at this chart right
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  here. 62% of investors under 35 say that they have to take
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  excessive risk in order to reach their financial goals. 43% of
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  investors under 35 trade options, more than four times
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  the 10% of over 55 investors trading options.
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  Almost 30% of investors under 35 have purchased meme stocks in
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  crypto assets, while it's just 2% of people over 55.
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  Young people think they need to invest in scams or altcoins in
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  order to get ahead. But newsflash, I'm here to tell
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  you there's only one asset built for this time.
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  A financially stable asset that's being adopted by the
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  traditional financial system. But it's also digital, It's also
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  native, it's also cyberpunk. It's also outside of the current
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  system. The people saying don't invest
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  in crypto are former crypto shillers.
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  Well, my next guest shook up the crypto world recently when he
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  said that most of the crypto industry is dead and they're
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  never coming back. I'm going to bring it now.
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  Professional Capital Management founder and CEO Anthony
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  Pompliano. Oh man, when you said that it
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  was like a shot across the bow. Maybe a shot into the bow.
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  What exactly talking about? Well, think about sports, right?
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  You kind of play middle school sports and high school sports.
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  And then a very small percentage of people, they get to go to
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  college and play sports and then eventually there's even a
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  smaller percent they get to go play professional sports.
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  Same things happen in the crypto world.
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  If you're good enough, you're going to get adopted into the
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  traditional financial system. So I think Bitcoin stable coins,
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  equity infrastructure and tokenization that's going to
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  graduate to the professional leagues.
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  Everything else you're going to get left in high school, man,
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  Really, it's not going to make it I.
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  Mean in a way that's kind of good, right?
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  Because it feels like, I mean, there was one point where there
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  was new stuff popping up every like every morning you wake up
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  and there's 203050 different things and people didn't know
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  what to do. They were throwing their money
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  at everything. It might be better for the At
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  the end of the day, for investors, no.
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  Well, you want competition. We've had a lot of competition,
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  but the free market ultimate is going to determine the winners.
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  The beauty of this industry is that the market is the referee.
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  The market's going to determine what's valuable.
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  Now what you have is you've very sophisticated large pools of
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  capital coming from the traditional world.
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  And they're saying, OK, here's all these things that we can
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  invest in. What are the things that we
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  think are large, scalable, resilient and asymmetric?
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  And I think those four things that I described, that's where
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  their capital is going. And so that's why I say the
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  crypto industry is dying. But this isn't new.
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  Go back to the 90s, we talked about Internet entrepreneurs,
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  Internet companies. Right now, we just call them
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  entrepreneurs and companies. And so the idea of crypto is
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  still going to be alive. But the word crypto, in five
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  years, we're not going to use that word anymore.
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  And it's just going to be, it's Bitcoin, just like gold, oil and
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  anything else. And if you got a crypto coin,
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  it's going to go to the wayside because if you can't make it in
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  the traditional financial system, you ain't going to be
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  able to make it. And he's not the only crypto guy
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  saying everything else in crypto is crap.
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  This is also coming from Arthur Hayes.
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  Sure. And I guess liquidity will not
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  flow. I mean, the good thing about
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  Bitcoin is that if there are more units of Fiat tomorrow than
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  today, it will go up in price mathematically, just that's pure
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  math. But like everything else is very
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  narrative different. The only things that are really
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  doing well if you think about like sort of global capital
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  markets is AI stocks, period innocent, right?
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  Everything else is pretty much. Fucked.
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  Everything else is cooked. Buy Bitcoin and never sell it.
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  Look at Bitcoin's track record. When you look at the amount of
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  time that you hold Bitcoin, well, the returns have been
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  pretty good. The compounded annual growth
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  rate versus the S&P 500 in gold far outpaced them.
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  So Stanley Druckermiller says you don't get rich by investing
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  in diversifying into 50 mediocre assets.
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  You invest in two to three. With asymmetric return
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  thing. Bit corners have been saying
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  this for a long time. Yeah.
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  Well, I think the overarching dynamic is that that the
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  currency supply measured in dollars is continuing to expand,
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  probably expanding 7% a year. It's been expanding about 7% a
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  year for 100 years. And that currency printing goes
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  to finance wars, foreign wars, trade wars, social programs,
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  government deficits, any kind of political program.
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  And I don't think that's new. It's been going on for thousands
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  and thousands of years. The last two years have been no
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  different. And would you say therefore it
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  is those people who don't own assets are?
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  Paying for government. Expansion without.
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  Even realizing it. I think everybody pays for
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  government in their own way. It's true that that people that
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  don't own assets are suffering from that monetary debasement
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  without realizing it. For the most part, government's
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  expensive. It's it's always very expensive
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  whenever you have political ambitions and it's going to be
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  paid for either with taxes or with inflation or with some kind
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  of confiscation or regulation of some sort that impairs
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  somebody's property rights. There hasn't been a big crash,
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  but somehow you feel poor. Somehow life feels harder.
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  And this is the explanation. You have less purchasing power.
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  You have less confidence in your future.
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  And because the money printer continues to run, assets cannot
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  crash. We would have no tax base.
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  We would have no assets. For estates to get taxed when
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  older generations die off, it's simply untenable.
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  They must continue to inflate assets, but the problem is these
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  assets are so expensive that it's hard for you to afford them
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  and to accumulate them in any meaningful way.
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  You need to understand why you need to start thinking in
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  Bitcoin terms. You can't actually see the
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  problem unless you reframe it. The house is being used
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  protecting debasing of money, right?
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  And so the house value versus the money has gone way up and
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  the families can't live in the houses anymore.
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  It's, it's owned by and then so the, the, the entire system
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  degrades by the same money, right?
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  And it's breaking down faster and faster.
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  And people are taking all this leverage to try to live in a
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  house because they think that's their only way out to escape the
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  financial nightmare that they're in for their money losing value.
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  So they're essentially storing their, their purchasing power in
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  a house because it can't be stolen as fast as, as money,
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  right? And and then, and and then they
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  don't realize that then the taxes are going to go way up on
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  the House, right. And they don't actually own
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  their house. They're paying a huge mortgage
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  to be able to have the privilege to rent a house from the
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  government. Yeah, it's more.
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  Of a trap. Than anything and it becomes a
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  trap and they go into that so this so so then the foundation
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  of society starts to break down. You need 2 incomes to be able to
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  afford the house. Kids can't kids don't have one
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  of the parents at home. Things start to change all
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  across, across this and it gets worse, worse and worse from the
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  from the alternative system, from Bitcoin.
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  It's repricing the house, right? So my house was six years ago,
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  300 Bitcoin, Now it's 15 Bitcoin 5.
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  Four years from now, it'll be one Bitcoin.
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  It's, it's, it's, it's, it's the house.
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  It was never going up. It was going up according to
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  infinite monetary units, Fixed monetary units, it's going down.
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  Fix the monetary unit, watch your wealth increase.
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  The best fixed monetary unit for Gen.
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