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Michael Saylor Destroys Bitcoin FUD, Calls the Banker's Bluff | EP 495 · Simply Bitcoin

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Welcome back, everyone. It is the weekend recap.
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We are simply Bitcoin. We break down the news.
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The daily fail meme review, software releases, Hardware
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releases and the plebiscites joining us today.
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We've got return, guess that's right.
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We've got Optimus Fields co-host of Bitcoin kindergarten and our
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our Twitter chaos, Lord. The Optimist.
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What is up, I see you got your new background going.
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I like it. Yeah.
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Shouts, shouts out. The b Co we are.
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We're in this being a thief? What's up, guys?
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Hello. I'm back.
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You're stuck with me every Sunday.
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That's right. All right, Miko.
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We're diving into the numbers. Let's do it.
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Number time, brought to you by not old.
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Guys, you want to be running your own version of Bitcoin core
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and the lightning Network. Because if you're not running
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your own version of Bitcoin core, you're trusting, someone
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else is node. And that's very bad for privacy.
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Get yourself a Bitcoin node, like the noddle today at the
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time of this recording the block.
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I did 730 8477 the Bitcoin price 29,000 130 chain rewrite day 759
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total public, lightning capacity, 3819. 9.46 Moscow
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time. 3433 blocks to the having a hundred and 1523 and the
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samurai Whirlpool unspent capacity.
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Samurai Whirlpool is a coiner collaborative.
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Spend. It is not a mixing service and
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the unspent capacity for that pool is four thousand, seven
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hundred. Eighty 2.82 BTC again.
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So Optimus like I told Nico, last time I had to hit refresh
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before I did this because the numbers are the exact same.
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Is today, you are doing the numbers conversation.
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So what do you got for us? My friend?
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Alright guys, I am back. And yes, Phil Bitcoin is the new
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stable coin who would have thunk it.
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Hi guys. So here, let me share the screen
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with you guys. Hopefully, this is the right
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one. Alright guys, so I drop this
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tweet today. It didn't get any loves, but
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that's besides the point and It Go.
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All you need to do to stay. Up-to-date on bitcoin is the
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check when the last block came in.
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The rest of it is, window dressing and I fully stand
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behind this and as well, would add what Nico?
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And Phil, tell you guys all the time that just check the box
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height and the hash rate and you will see what's going on with
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the Bitcoin Network. So, I was checking this before
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and literally would have been on point.
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But look at this block time. We are at three and a half hours
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since the last block, so is my narrative failing.
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Well, I would say this, not, guys.
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This is just part of the network.
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Sometimes you get these really long block time.
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But as you can see, a little lower, the last 2016 blocks have
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been roughly around 10 minutes and 21 seconds.
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This block time difficulty Epoch is under 10 minutes and we have
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a you know, estimated difficulty change of around 2% in 1400
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blocks. So guys again just watch the
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blocks coming in but this show is window dressing.
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So so I am going to give you guys some some pleb Tea Leaf
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reading and I saw this chart by BTC chart and I think it
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illustrates exactly what we've been telling you guys for a
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while that you don't need to check all time highs, check all
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time lows. So first and foremost guys, this
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is showing you the historical bitcoin price with the four-year
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moving average and a two-year moving average.
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So what does this mean to you as a pleb out there?
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It means that on the four-year moving out.
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Right now, to 21k ish. It doesn't really break any
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lower than that, guys. That's the floor.
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So if you are looking for some bullish signal it's above the
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all-time high. That's neither here nor there
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guys. What we're looking at right now
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is the price moving under the two-year moving average and you
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know, the saying history doesn't repeat it Rhymes.
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So I'm not telling you that we are going to be in prolonged
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bull market territory, but I'm here to tell you guys, and this
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is sad for me to say. But we We are in Bear Market
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territory, guys. Now, who knows how long this is
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going to go? We don't have much data to make
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our educated guess from, but it could be a year.
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Could be six months. It could be a short amount of
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time. All I'm saying is prepare
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accordingly guys. This is bear Market territory.
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And this is where you build, as we've been saying, bear markets
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are where you build so continue to build.
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But guys if you're new to bitcoin, welcome, welcome to
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bitcoin. This is where you get an issue.
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Did and like why not get says some people call it buying tops.
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I call it, buying, historical time stamps.
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So guys, this is bullish, bullish stuff for you plebs out
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there. What does this mean for you?
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It means you're getting Prime opportunity to stack Bitcoin.
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You're getting build in the time when you need to build in the
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bear market. So guys, tell your head on, keep
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your horse blinders on, stay humble Stacks at we are winning,
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guys. This is what winning looks like
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anyway, Ways. Nico fell.
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What are your thoughts? Okay.
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All right. Yeah, it felt.
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All right, cool. Thank you.
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So liked and retweeted by the way, while you were explaining
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that. So just putting that out there.
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Now, the other piece to this is, is this right?
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Okay. God damn it.
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I hate me, go, I forgot. Okay.
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Well, you're talking. I'm sorry.
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Yeah, so a couple things. So, first, let's talk about the,
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the Hundred day moving moving average.
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Yes to be specific. Historically has never gone down
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that bottom line. That bottom line right now is
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around, twenty twenty thousand. Twenty one thousand dollars.
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That is true. However, right Bitcoin has only
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been around during a moment of history of QE the entire time.
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Really, the FED has continued to print money, which have sent
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assets through the Oof whether that's homes, whether that's
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housing, whether that's the stock market.
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So now that the, the, the FED is attempting to reverse course,
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right, you know, selling selling assets off their balance sheet,
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you know, slowing down the printing of money.
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I think we're heading into Uncharted Territory.
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So I think that that average is based on on previous thing.
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So, that's the first thing. But let's see what happens.
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But I think that what you said, optimists in the sense that
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like, look bear markets, wherever you're at it bear
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Market, just presents an opportunity for you to just
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stack, steep cheaper SATs, right?
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That's the whole point. This is where you build your
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friendships and Bitcoin because all the grifters, they happen to
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disappear. They happen to you'll never see
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them again, right? Because all, you know, the the
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Euphoria is gone. All the excitement is gone.
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So, you know, there are benefits, right?
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You get cheaper sots, right? And this is where you build.
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Build your conviction. This is where you ask yourself.
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Why are you in this or you in this to get rich because
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everyone gets into Bitcoin because they think that they got
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rich? Are you in this for the
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revolution? Do you want a separate money
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from State and all the benefits of separating money from State?
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And then one last thing Optimist?
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Because I've made that mistake myself, the Clark Moody
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dashboard that little widget that it says, when was the last
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block time that things like broken as hell?
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I just checked mempool. The last block.
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In seven minutes ago. However, Optimus is Right.
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Sometimes blocks could take up to an hour to come in and that's
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just the variance, right? But if you average it out over
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time, right? The network always wants to stay
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at 10 minutes and it will adjust its difficulty, depending on the
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exact situation. Like, for example, during the
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the China banned, right? We had two huge, hash rate drop.
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We had the largest difficulty adjustment in Bitcoins history.
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It was like 27.9% want to create that incentive.
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So that more and more people could plug in their old miners
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to, you know, get the hash rate back up.
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So that the network time, then every, every time a block is
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found is roughly around 10 minutes.
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Anyways, Phil. What are your thoughts?
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Yes. All right.
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I actually remembered what I wanted to say.
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So look when we're looking at these bitcoin price is right.
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And we you see that floor, that Optimus just showed its really
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interesting about about the human brain when the price is
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going up. Okay, it feels good to hold.
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Bitcoin and buy more. I know people like, look, when
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we were sitting at 69k. I bought some 69 KB TC.
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I bought some 60 KB TC, 65 KB TC, like it, it just, you know,
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as it's going up. It just psychologically, it
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feels good. But when Bitcoin is dropping,
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okay, it becomes really difficult to rationalize buying
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it because you're watching the chart and you say to yourself.
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This thing is going lower. I shouldn't buy it.
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But in fact, that's what people people have to retrain their
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brain to do. And that's actually exactly what
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I did during the last bear Market.
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Was that every time I would see a drop, I was excited.
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And now, I get to the point where, of course, you know, I
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get very excited when I see big drops because I'm like, all
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right. I'm getting a great stocking
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opportunity. And I find that that really
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helps and seeing that chart. Look, I hate.
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I hate that kind of Hope IAM right where we say.
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All right, it shouldn't, you know, it's not going to go any
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lower than this point. Yes, of course.
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Indeed historically. We see that that has been true.
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But I just want people to, you know, to just make sure that
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they understand that that's it's not written in stone.
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Right? Like it doesn't mean that it
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can't happen. It just means that there's a
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very unlikely. It's very unlikely that it
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happens that it goes below that 28 that 21-3 level.
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Yeah, it's true. Like it.
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It's it's it's something that you should definitely you know,
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perhaps That a little bit into your into your thinking but at
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the same time, you know, no one knows the future really, right.
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All right, we got a bunch of unrelated fails, but they are
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indeed fails. Nonetheless.
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We always tell you that the shit coiners can't Meme and here is a
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fantastic example of that. I apologize.
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I looked through the entire thread.
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I can't figure out who tagged Us in this, so, I'm sorry, but here
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we go. It is a retweet from at BTC
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Gandalf. Awesome, fellow Bitcoin.
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ER can the meat memes? Get any worse.
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Let's take a look at this from Alec let's see here.
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So we've got the, you know, the typical bell curve like we all
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see and here we go. On the left side store, all the
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data on the Chain. No block.
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Chains are only for a few specific use cases, use existing
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internet, standards for everything that doesn't need
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double spend prevention. And then all the way on the
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right. We've got Sometimes using the
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chain is a data store. Actually is quite convenient.
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So look, this is the disingenuous crap that we see.
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See that comes out of the ship coin Community.
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Look at the end of the day right corporations corporations, have
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no use for a slow, slow AF database.
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There's no use for that. Okay, I used to troubleshoot
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databases. I dealt with linked databases
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with multiple companies, and let me tell you something.
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Nobody needed slow data. Everybody found that right.
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Now. The data was already too slow
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and it's significantly faster. Through than being on a
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blockchain. By thousands of times.
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So trust me like this is not, this is not what's happening.
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There is absolutely zero, use case for this, it doesn't need
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to exist and that's why this mean makes no freakin sense,
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Optimus Nico thoughts, before we move on.
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We've got a couple more fails. So I remember back in the day,
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not back in the day, the lot, over the year.
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We filled, I have been going back and forth and there was so
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many things about the shit. Winners that kind of like, I'm
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like, Phil, like they kind of remind me of communist, and I
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keep saying that over and over again, and there's this very
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famous account on Twitter, very good account.
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And the name of the account is, the left Camp Meme and it has
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all these memes of, you know, of of kind of like leftist thought
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and whatnot. And it doesn't make sense.
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And the shit coin narrative doesn't make sense as well.
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There's a reason that it doesn't make sense and there's this for
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Chan post. It's extremely famous and it
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explains exactly what the deal is.
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And perhaps this will give you guys a little bit of value.
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It's by Anonymous. Of course, it's not that the
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left put in their shit coiners. Niko's, putting in shit Corner
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in there as well. So I've got this little less
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shit Corners, can't mean per se. It's that their viewpoints rely
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on a carefully. Constructed denial of reality to
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a far greater extent than any of the Colts are religions.
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They seek to supplant. This doesn't lend itself to
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simple simple easily conveyed messages because if you rely on
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you if you were if you rely on your viewers to see things that
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they are without providing several layers of carefully
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selected context. No interpret it the wrong way.
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The shit coiners can't meme because memes are the antithesis
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of how they communicate. Boom.
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And I think that perfectly explains why shit coiners can't
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meme. And in terms of the left, look
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it really depends on your politics, but I think that 4chan
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post if you replace the word left and you we put it in with
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shit coiner, it's still a great explanation.
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I don't know. Am I seeing?
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Thanks, Phil. No.
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No, dude. That's you you hit it right on
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that. That was fantastic.
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That's awesome that you were able to pull that up.
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Okay. So Optimus you have any
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thoughts. Before we dive into the, we have
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two other fails. I was gonna say essentially The
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same thing, Nico said but just not as eloquent.
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I was just going to say you like this meme doesn't hit because it
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doesn't have truth on its side. Like there's nothing there.
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It just it's superficial. It's like think boy wins boy
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stuff that like, oh, I'm gonna outsmart you with my really
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smart meme. It's like dude.
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There's no truth in it. That's why it's not a good meme.
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Soundboard it. So avoid it bro.
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Yeah. All right.
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Right. So what is the next fail?
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All right, we got we got a story for the last one.
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But I again, don't get mad at me.
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We had to, we had to cover Luna because for some reason.
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For some reason, this thing just keeps failing.
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That's right. Luna to came out as if as if
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people haven't, as if people haven't been fleeced enough,
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we're giving you another opportunity to lose your money.
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Luna to Value, crashes by over 60%.
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That launched, as of press time. The coins value, had touched as
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high as 18 bucks before crashing by over 60% to the current five
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dollars. Okay.
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Look this is and right here. I think this tweet says it all
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Luna to will show the world. Just how truly dumb crypto.
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gamblers really are I can't disagree.
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I mean, this is just absolute nonsense.
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The fact that people would after what already happened, the fact
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that people would trust this again to put their money in.
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This again, is absolute nonsense.
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Anyways, guys, you know, don't get fooled by this.
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This is just trash. Okay, let's dive into the main
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part of the fail. That's why we have to just do an
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in passing because we've destroyed Luna.
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We've talked about it so much, but we just had to cover it,
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right? We have to tell everyone just
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how crappy. Still is okay.
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So moving on Greece. This is actually really funny of
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all the countries of all the countries, the talk about
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Bitcoin. I just feel like Greece really
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doesn't have a leg to stand on. Well, you answered your own
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fucking question. There's a hidden lead, right
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then and there. Phil.
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That's the thing. That's the crazy part.
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Is that countries that need Bitcoin the most, for some
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reason they're crazy bureaucrats.
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Hate Bitcoin. The most, that's not a
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coincidence and it's very interesting.
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The bureaucrat that is cited in this article.
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Okay, let's dive into it. Former Finance, Minister of
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Greece, as Bitcoin replacing Fiat, money would be a
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nightmare. Now for the people who know
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Greek history. We're going to take a quick
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review. But let's just dive in here.
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Speaking with KidCo news. The former Finance, Minister of
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Greece, yanis, varoufakis, discussed his thoughts on
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crypto, particularly the flagship digital asset Bitcoin.
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In addition to gold and Central Bank, digital currency that
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Right CBC, of course, and he's talking about Christine Lagarde
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here. She's right.
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When it comes to a means of exchange, very few people, use
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crypto currencies, you know, in order to transact on a daily
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basis, most people who actually buy them or use them transfer
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them. It's an investment.
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It its value to most users of Bitcoin and so on serves the
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purpose of speculation. I don't believe that I would
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call it oligarchic by definition cryptocurrencies.
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He's like Bitcoin would ever replace Fiat currencies.
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It shouldn't it can't and would be a nightmare if it did can't
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really cite any reasons, but check this out.
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Check this out. There's value in the blockchain.
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So Bitcoin bad, but there's value in the blockchain Nico.
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Very fact is is confident that central banks without
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blockchain. Like, technology will be left
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behind the Finance Minister pointed out that the Chinese
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Central Bank has already begun to implement its own CBD.
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Check this out. So yanis is championing China.
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He believes other countries will want to follow suit when it
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comes to making international trade, more convenient for
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Chinese exporters. So so that's it.
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We're going to flip facilitate the entire world because of one
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group of exporters. We need democratically to
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control our governments. That is why I'm an advocate of
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blockchain Technology being used in the context of Central Bank,
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digital currencies to afford, a degree of transparency so that
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we all know how much money is this in the system.
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So that the system Central Bank cannot create liquidity without
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us knowing how much money they have created.
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Finally. The former Minister stated that
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as a result. There could be no, a political
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money such as Bitcoin. I want you to keep in mind who
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it is. That made these comments, right?
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It's yanis. Varoufakis, who's a Greek
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Economist and a politician. He's a former academic and he
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served as the Greek Minister of Finance.
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This is what's important from January to July 2015.
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Okay. Well, let's go take a look at
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the Greek debt crisis. So just remember that timeline
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right January to July 2015. So that, so for the people were
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just going to give it very quickly.
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The Greek debt crisis is the dangerous amount of sovereign,
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debt, Greece, owed, the European Union, between 2008 and 2018.
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In 2010. Greece said, it might default on
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its debt threatening the viability of the Eurozone
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itself, since the debt crisis began in 2010, the various
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European authorities. He's in private, investors have
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loaned, Greece nearly 320 billion euros.
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All right. In 2010, the EU and the
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international monetary fund. Those helpers provided 240
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billion euros in emergency funds in return.
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For austerity, measures the loans, only gave Greece enough
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money to pay interest on its existing debt and keep Banks
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capitalized. The EU had no choice, but to
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stand behind its member by funding a bailout.
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Okay, in 2011. The European Financial
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stability, facility added 190 billion euros in 2012.
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The bondholders finally agreed to a haircut.
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Exchanging 77 billion euros in bonds for debt worth 75% less.
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That's right. They restructured the death.
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Now by 2015. Here we go.
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This is Ian assist. I'm all right, the instability
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created. A run on the banks.
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Greece sustained. Extensive economic damage during
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the two-week surrounding the vote banks, closed and
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restricted. ATM withdrawals to 60 Euros per
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day, Banks, imposed a 420, Euro weekly limit on withdrawals.
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That prevented depositors from draining their accounts and
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worsening the problem. That's right.
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So you're part of the problem. If you're trying to feed your
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family. This is insane.
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And keep in mind. This guy was championing China.
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Okay? On the 15th of July, the Greek
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parliament, passed the austerity measures, despite the
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referendum. Otherwise, it would not receive
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an EU loan of 86 billion euros. The ECB agreed with the IMF to
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reduce greets Greeks debt in lengthening the terms thus
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reducing Net, Present Value. Now we fast forward to 2018.
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The bailout program ended, most of the outstanding debt is owed
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to the EU emergency funding entities.
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Those primarily funded by German banks, the European Financial
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stability mechanism and European stability mechanism, 168 billion
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euros. Eurozone governments, fifty
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three billion, euros. Private investors.
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Thirty four billion, Greek Government Bond holders, 50
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billion, European Central Bank, 13, and IMF 12 billion euros.
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Okay, so during his time as the Finance Minister.
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They froze people's accounts. Okay, and he's the person that
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was championing, China. That's all I have to say and
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this guy adamantly opposes Bitcoin, but but He's in support
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of the government, having a CBC and having control, and being
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able to see how much the government prints.
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So they're not talking about having a finite money.
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They're just saying hey, why don't you just see how much we
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print this is this is just ridiculous.
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These people sound like such clowns.
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I can't believe that these are academics.
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Like I know that normally we're the idiots.
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But this is this is nonsense. Dude.
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These are these are your so-called batters man.
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These are you know, these are the elites.
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These are the people that go to Davos.
23:15
Send want you to do nothing and be happy man.
23:18
Absolute psychopath. This guy still didn't learn and
23:23
there is horse stories from Greece or it wasn't only
23:26
haircuts for the bond holders. It was haircuts for people's
23:30
bank accounts. We're literally it's like,
23:32
sorry, we're taking 20% of it, you know, because we don't want
23:36
to go out of business, right? Because you're responsible is an
23:38
individual right to bail out a bank because that's how the
23:43
current system is structured, right?
23:45
Right, and that's what makes Bitcoin.
23:47
So unique is the fact that if governments wanted to seize
23:53
their citizens wealth on a mass scale, a bank facilitates, that
23:58
it does it very easily, right? But if everyone is self custody
24:02
NG their own wealth. That requires a lot more
24:06
coercion. It requires force.
24:09
It requires you going right to people's houses and then against
24:13
their will taking their money, right?
24:16
So it's like, like, it changes everything and filled, I was
24:20
such a great research, you know thing.
24:22
So really appreciate that. Was, that was awesome.
24:25
And that guy, John and he looks like an evil villain that guy.
24:28
Looks like it is pictures. He's like our and he's all like,
24:31
you know, like goddamn, okay. Is Optimus Optimus Fields?
24:38
Wow, I love the fact that Phil destroyed.
24:42
Another shit Kleiner, but I just wanted to point out one thing.
24:46
He said because I heard this video.
24:49
I was on the news, you know, that's my job now guys.
24:52
So anyway, he said something in there that wasn't lost on me.
24:56
The irony of it. He said something on the lines
24:58
of Bitcoin is oligarchic money, and I find that very Ironic
25:04
considering what the definition of oligarchy is and considering
25:08
who he was and what filled just showed you guys.
25:11
So by definition and oligarchy, a state governed by a few
25:14
persons or government by a few. And if he's calling Bitcoin
25:19
oligarchic money, I sent a bit of projection sir, because I
25:25
don't know what money you're talking about.
25:27
Our money is not your money. We have different money and like
25:32
Phil just showed you guys. Got bailed out by their friends.
25:36
That's like a shining example of oligarchic money.
25:38
So project harder guys, like come on.
25:41
So there's a I think we've got I think we've picked up on
25:44
something. There's clearly a lot of central
25:48
Banker projection Central Bankers love projecting what
25:53
their shit coin and what their system does, and they project
25:57
that onto Bitcoin, which makes it even more nefarious than it
26:01
already. Is because that means that they
26:03
know exactly. Lee what they're doing, right?
26:05
And if you guys remember, that Christine Lagarde video that we
26:08
played you on the weekend, episode on March 18th, when we
26:12
put together the pandemic emergency program and then
26:15
subsequently increase the volume of commitment that we made to
26:18
the European Union. Economies.
26:21
We would be in a devastated situation.
26:24
So I don't regret any of that move that we took on that day,
26:29
which was four months into my job to significantly increase
26:33
the As of the balance sheet because that's all we had.
26:36
Otherwise, the economy would have collapsed and it would have
26:38
been even accelerated by financial crisis to do.
26:42
It was so fed crisis. Who said, that's what you needed
26:44
to do. But how do you get it?
26:46
It will come, it will. Come in due course.
26:49
Yeah. How in your course, it will
26:56
come? Yeah, look at her smug, a source
26:59
of how you gonna bring down the balance sheet.
27:01
We will, you know with the thing.
27:04
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27:08
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Every day on the internet. Memes are a weapon.
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So we have to review them. As the Bitcoin review.
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Anyways, first meme by Stony CBD.
27:58
Sees our slave money will never use your your property shit coin
28:03
Lagarde. I love how he tags them.
28:04
This is the power of the internet.
28:06
They don't want you to be able to do.
28:08
This is why they, you know, they're pushing that
28:10
disinformation Bureau and and Europe.
28:13
What's the kyc, the internet? They don't want you lowly
28:16
peasants, being able to tap to tag these great Elites.
28:19
Okay. Anyways, enslave these Plebs
28:23
laughing my ass off. Way ahead of you, man.
28:26
They're collectively between the two of them.
28:29
They're like a thousand-year-old thousand years old.
28:31
They're vampires inflation. Instead of them drinking blood.
28:35
Inflation is how they just rained energy sources of
28:38
everybody anyways and use it to go to war.
28:42
It's terrible. All right next one.
28:45
Bye. Dr. The the Bitcoin doctor, mr.
28:48
Robot fellow pleb and a friend of the show Tara classic do.
28:52
On Terra 2.0. If you were.
28:59
Okay, I'm not going to be mean. If you get rekt that bad one
29:03
time. Are you really gonna believe in
29:06
the second time? Anyways, Wall Street.
29:09
So that's like birding your finger on a hot stove and then
29:14
because it's a new type of stove.
29:15
Like it's a different colored stove.
29:17
You're like, let me try it again, right?
29:19
Same same thing. Anyways, Wall Street Silver So,
29:23
how's that reverse repo thing going?
29:25
The FED? Our economic indicators are
29:27
working just fine. The in the king.
29:31
Alright Carvey merger. This is this is what we've been
29:34
talking about. We're going to keep doubling
29:36
down on this Luna crotches. 99.99% billions lost the cuando.
29:42
I'm launching Luna 2.0, shit coiners.
29:45
Ha ha ha. Okay, so on bitcoin government
29:50
Central Bank people buying Bitcoin with their salary.
29:53
It's true. They don't know what to do.
29:54
We're going to talk about that in a second.
29:57
Here's a plot of Magoo. If you have Bitcoin on Celsius
30:01
don't work. You don't have a, you don't
30:03
actually have Bitcoin. There's a lot a lot of noise
30:06
coming out about Celsius. Listen guys.
30:08
If you don't own your own private keys and you're the only
30:12
owner of those private keys or seed seed phrase that it's not
30:16
really your Bitcoin, so, Niko's reminder, Optimus air horn,
30:20
police take self, custody of your Bitcoin.
30:26
All right, next one by Lop. Why shouldn't I care about
30:31
lightning Network? When my credit card works just
30:33
fine card declined. This is so spot-on.
30:36
Please delete all tweets. That violate your bank's.
30:39
Hate speech policy sir process payment.
30:41
So imagine this okay, because they've really, really want you
30:45
to trust them with their CBD, sees Stone.
30:48
Tony, would it be totally effed right now?
30:51
Because he would get this and he would get a copy of the tagging.
30:56
So you can't tag US elites. You gotta delete that and then
30:59
we'll let you lose your money. You freaking peasant.
31:02
All right, moving on last one. Absolutely hilarious.
31:05
I can't play with sound. Sorry, guys, but it's still
31:08
funny. Anyways, Luda to investors.
31:22
Okay, great. Great.
31:24
Great scores. Overall.
31:26
I really appreciate it. Thank you plebs for tagging.
31:29
Us, fill for that. I'm going to give it a Shiatsu
31:33
foot. Massage thing that I have under
31:34
my desk. What would you give those beams?
31:39
Very nice, very nice. Well, you know what?
31:41
I am giving it this awesome case that I use the carry all of my
31:46
tech stuff in. Okay.
31:48
Alright, case to carry all his Tech stuff in Optimist Fields.
31:52
What would you give those, right?
31:54
I don't know how this is going to translate, but I got this
31:59
bisque. No kyc.
32:01
No pictures. Lanyard that.
32:03
I got a bit block. Boom 2019.
32:06
So yeah, fire scores higher scores.
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I don't know. I don't know guys, you got to
32:14
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slightly different angle. So a couple things happening
33:39
here. Once again, Michael sailor is
33:42
going on the second. Most popular talk show.
33:45
Host show, Joe Rogan has 11 million average listeners.
33:49
That's right. Joe Rogan in the unlikely event.
33:51
You're listening to this, get the Chad sailor on The Joe Rogan
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Experience, but on number two, 3.5 average million nightly
34:02
viewers. We have the famous Tucker
34:05
Carlson and he had Michael sailor on to ask him.
34:09
Hey, wait a second, what's going on with Bitcoin?
34:13
But there's a word that Michael sailor uses.
34:17
Many times during this interview.
34:19
It's a very unique word and it's a word that we've all heard
34:22
before. We'll talk about that in a sec.
34:26
But first, let's check out the clip.
34:28
Do you think that one of the ideas behind Bitcoin was it
34:31
wouldn't be directly correlated to the equities market?
34:33
So if the you know, the S&P dropped Bitcoin, wouldn't we
34:37
going to see that? Well, you know in these markets
34:42
right now, there's no way there's no simple place to hide.
34:46
All the indexes are in Bear Market territory.
34:49
Bonds don't represent a safe Refuge because their currency
34:52
derivatives stocks have to grow their cash flows faster than the
34:55
inflation rate. But if you zoom out two years
34:59
since the beginning of the covid crisis, you notice the US money
35:02
supply is expanded, 36% gold is up 7%, the ESPN.
35:08
X is up 29% the nasdaq's only up 19% Bitcoins up to hundred
35:14
twenty nine percent. So if you can stomach the
35:17
volatility, you take the Long View, you've got a safe haven
35:21
there. So I mean, I guess the the
35:23
simplest measure of how you feel, is what you're doing.
35:26
What are you doing with Bitcoin right now?
35:27
You buying or selling? Whenever I have some spare cash,
35:33
we buy more Bitcoin. Yeah, we're taking a very, very
35:36
long view toward this. The Network's only getting
35:39
better. Adoption is improving, very
35:41
constructive. Regulation is coming out of DC
35:44
and the lightning network is moving us closer to satoshi's
35:48
promise of letting everybody in the world trade, with each
35:51
other, at the speed of light and it fair and Equitable fashion.
35:55
So you're buying Yeah, I'll be buying at the top forever.
36:01
Right? The maximalist will be Bitcoins,
36:03
an instrument of economic empowerment.
36:05
I'm not trying to time in the market, right?
36:08
I just want to be able to see that tell, I always want to know
36:10
what people are doing. Not what they're saying is that,
36:12
that really tells the story. Michael sailor.
36:14
Great to see you tonight. Thank you very much.
36:16
So Chad sailor. Absolutely slang it like always,
36:19
I feel like he's had all these things for her Stout.
36:22
Very interesting because this is really the first time and
36:26
perhaps he's been Saying this for a little bit.
36:28
He used the word Equitable and in the earlier part of the
36:32
interview. He also use that word.
36:36
Again. He said Bitcoin is it will be
36:38
the most Equitable currency the most Equitable system.
36:42
People need a safe place to stand apart from the
36:45
intervention of a government and agency or Corporation.
36:49
So Bitcoin represents a fair, open Equitable Network and the
36:53
lightning network is moving us closer to Satoshi.
36:56
These promise of letting everybody in the world trade,
36:59
with each other, at the speed of light and a fair and Equitable
37:02
fashion. And that's something that we've
37:04
heard before over the last two years.
37:07
In fact, the current Administration one of their
37:11
agenda is Equitable. That's that's what they use all
37:16
the time. Right?
37:18
So let's check it out. Shall we advancing Equity review
37:22
of the B administration's efforts in its first year to
37:25
implement a racial Equity? Agenda Right?
37:29
Moving On Biden's Equity agenda, right?
37:33
And here is Heritage dot org President Biden preaches Unity,
37:39
but practices division put the politics aside witness his
37:42
executive order. An advancing racial equity and
37:46
support for underserved communities through the federal
37:48
government, right? A lot of equity.
37:52
It's very interesting that sailor is using those words
37:56
Equity Equitable, especially when describing Bitcoin.
38:00
Now, it's interesting because the B Administration wants to
38:05
focus and I think all governments want to focus on how
38:08
they are the solution for this lack of equity, right?
38:13
They are, they have they have the solution to this.
38:16
Well, here's the thing, right? They're also responsible for the
38:20
record amount of money Printing and who loses and who wins
38:24
during the money printing. Well, it's those in the minority
38:27
Community, right? The less the poorer.
38:31
You are the more inflation hurts you write.
38:35
This is an article from The Washington Post survival mode,
38:39
inflation Falls hardest on low-income Americans higher
38:43
cost. The basics rents groceries,
38:45
paper towels, Lee families, to make hard choices now, who gets
38:49
wealthier during the money Printing.
38:53
And this economics help dot org. As this little nice graph.
38:58
Debitor Zone. Fixed repayment pants
39:00
governments with high public sector debt, owners of lands and
39:05
physical assets. So it's another way of saying,
39:08
the wealthy, the wealthy that have the means to serve to
39:11
invest in stocks the wealthy that have The means to invest in
39:15
housing and and land right there.
39:18
They're all that stuff goes up. It benefits from asset
39:21
inflation, but the government obviously benefits, right?
39:26
Their debt gets cheaper, who gets hurt the most right?
39:29
The whole economy exporters workers on fixed incomes.
39:34
Basically, peasants, right? Everybody the average Joe the
39:37
deplorable, right? So I find it very interesting
39:41
that Michael sailor is in Opinion.
39:45
This is an indirect jab. It really is because if this
39:49
Administration is really concerned, put the racial Equity
39:53
aside it, if it's concerned about racial Equity.
39:56
What should it? What should it do?
39:59
What should it stop doing? It, should stop printing money.
40:03
If you're really concerned, if you really want more equality,
40:08
right? What is the single greatest
40:10
cause of inequality? It's the concealing are effect.
40:13
Act, the more they print money. The more, the rich get richer
40:19
because they have their money, not in cash, like the poor.
40:22
And the middle class is right. There are living paycheck to
40:25
paycheck. They have their money in hard
40:27
assets. So they benefit from that money,
40:30
printing, the government benefits from that money
40:33
printing. So I just find it very
40:34
interesting that and it was a couple times in that interview.
40:38
I just paid you guys the last part, but in the beginning,
40:41
sailor also said the most Equitable system, so could it be
40:47
Be right? That, that's a direct jab.
40:50
Is that, is that it? Because at the end of the day,
40:53
the conflict that's happening in d.c.
40:55
Right now is that you have a sect of politicians that are
40:58
pushing the Central Bank, digital currencies in order to
41:02
remain in power, but at the other ends, right?
41:05
There's the decentralized money Revolution, which is really
41:09
Bitcoin and there's clearly conflict there.
41:13
We know that for a fact, we know that the treasury snuck in a
41:17
Vision into the infrastructure Bill, we know that sent Senator
41:21
Cynthia. Lummis has been fighting really
41:23
hard in a bipartisan Bill. We know that Ted Cruz introduced
41:27
a bill that would make it illegal for the federal
41:31
government to launch a central bank, digital currency those
41:34
clearly there's conflict there. So could it be that sailor used
41:40
Tucker Carlson's huge platform to really use their words
41:45
against them because at the end of Day, the government, could
41:49
not solve this equality Equity issue, unless they consciously,
41:56
Stop Printing money, which they can't, they're freaking addicted
42:00
to it every single year. The federal government spends
42:03
more money than it takes, in, in taxes, and listen to this.
42:09
They take more and more taxes in every single year.
42:14
So it's not that the government has a money problem.
42:17
The government has a spending problem.
42:20
And as long as they have that spending problem, they're making
42:24
all of us, all of us peasants, all the little guys that don't
42:28
have this massive Fortune to invest in all this real estate.
42:32
All this, all these stocks. They're consciously, making us
42:37
poorer. So I don't know.
42:40
Maybe I read a little bit too into it, but I think, Those are.
42:44
It's an interesting use of vocabulary, especially after the
42:48
last couple of years. Am I seeing things?
42:50
Phil? No, man.
42:52
That was. Yeah.
42:53
That was really eye-opening. Very smart.
42:57
Okay. I just want to point out Michael
42:59
cellular, right? They, he was you know, obviously
43:02
a major proponent of the the Bitcoin mining Council and I'm
43:06
pretty sure that he's the one that started it with a few
43:08
others all this to say he did that.
43:13
And And at that moment there was then all of a sudden an antique
43:17
Fudd arm in terms of the misinformation about
43:23
proof-of-work Mining and how it works and it's wastefulness and
43:27
it's wastefulness being in question.
43:28
Okay, so we have that. Now all of a sudden we have
43:32
Michael sailor going on Tucker and using that language.
43:37
Write what you just mentioned Equity.
43:39
Okay, so there's a very big difference between what the
43:41
government means as equity. What Michael sailor means in
43:45
terms of monetary Equity? Okay, like these are two
43:48
completely different things because the government as you as
43:51
you indicated the government is talking about equity for you.
43:58
Okay. So what they determine is that
44:01
Equity? Okay, that's what's really
44:04
happening there. So again, it's the rules for
44:06
thee and not for me and we're going to tell you how you're
44:10
going to live and how we see this.
44:13
This being quote unquote Equitable, but at the end of the
44:16
day Bitcoin as we've said in the past and will continue to
44:21
repeat, is the only it is the truest the truest Equitable
44:25
money. Anyone can opt into this system.
44:27
Anyone can opt out anybody. It doesn't matter.
44:31
That is true. Monetary equality.
44:34
Every single person as well gets the benefits and this benefits
44:40
of the network, right? That's how it works.
44:43
This is just simply how it is. You end up having those things
44:47
from the network equally. It doesn't really make a
44:50
difference. And that's a beautiful thing
44:52
about Bitcoin. And this is something that we
44:54
don't see. Because in the current monetary
44:56
system, when bad things end up happening, who do they the who
45:01
do they only affect? Let's be honest, right?
45:03
The middle class, and the lower class look at what just happened
45:06
with the virus that shall not be named.
45:08
Anybody who had any kind of equity in companies that were
45:12
producing food or anything like that.
45:14
Anybody who had the means to production ended up cleaning up
45:19
in this case or like a company, like Amazon.
45:21
And I'm not blaming them for that in any way, shape, or form.
45:25
But what I'm saying is that the system is skewed as such,
45:29
whereas, their steak will gain more reward and they will gain
45:34
greater benefits than yours. And that's the freaking problem
45:39
with the system. So again, going back to this
45:42
original statement. There is no equity in the system
45:46
that the government is currently talking about right now.
45:49
There's only the Us and Them correct?
45:52
Yep. Spot on Optimus.
45:54
My live in truth. Drop some of your wisdom.
45:57
I dude. Well, it's hard to follow your
45:59
guys's rant. But first off, before we go any
46:02
farther. I want to point out the fact
46:05
that our boy whining kiss was saying the same thing as my go
46:09
sailor. Just less think boy like so
46:12
clubs right again. Secondly, to what they're
46:15
saying. I don't think you guys are
46:17
reading into it at all. Like this is Michael sailor,
46:22
co-opting the frame because we've been talking about it for
46:25
a while, guys. Like we know where these attacks
46:27
are coming from. We know what angle is, the foot
46:30
is going to come from. So this is a game of narrative
46:33
control and like Nico and filler telling you guys.
46:36
Like the pullers are being priced out of the asset.
46:38
We hit, you need to buy Bitcoin because the game is rigged
46:41
against you and furthermore. It's like Bitcoin is the most
46:45
ethical moral inclusive Equitable and energy-efficient
46:49
money.. Like there's nothing more to
46:52
argue about their Amen, brother. All right.
46:55
So one last little reaction video.
46:57
I want to get your guys as take on.
46:59
Like I said, I think in my belief and based on my sources,
47:04
based on us covering this for a little bit more than a year.
47:08
Now, Bitcoin is coming. It's It's starting to face.
47:15
Its last boss. Right?
47:17
So, last boss is Central Bank, digital currencies.
47:20
We have covered this tremendously.
47:21
We have told you that you're going to have a choice one day.
47:25
A choice between slight convenient, slight inconvenient
47:28
Freedom, which is Bitcoin and convenient slavery, which are
47:32
Central Bank, digital currencies.
47:34
And I know that the not a lot of noise comes out about them.
47:38
But remember, the Central Bank, digital currencies were created,
47:42
right? The reason that they Were
47:44
brought to light was not because of the innovation of.
47:48
Thanks. It was because these people fear
47:51
Bitcoin and put the fear of God in them and they realized that
47:55
they were going to lose their methods of control.
47:58
Here is representative. Maxine Waters.
48:01
Also touting out Central Bank, digital currencies.
48:04
I'm calling it right now guys, you're going to hear this more
48:08
and more as the years progressed.
48:11
It's very important that you are on top of what the opposition is
48:17
doing. They're telling you what they're
48:19
doing. That's what the Legacy Media is
48:21
for. That's what the blue check marks
48:23
are for, and what we try to do on simply Bitcoin, as we try to
48:27
arm the plebs with the knowledge.
48:30
So that if you get into an argument at the dinner table,
48:33
you know what to do. You're informed.
48:36
This is what the other side is doing.
48:38
Anyways, let's check it out. CDC had the potential to harm.
48:44
The efficiency of cryptocurrencies while providing
48:48
the security and stability of the US dollar backed by the full
48:53
faith and credit of the federal government as we explore the
48:58
possibility of a u.s. CDC and the future of the Global
49:03
Financial system. We must keep in mind that we may
49:06
very well be in the midst of the new digital assets Space Race
49:12
with countries around the world. World competing to deploy
49:16
digital versions of their own currencies and American.
49:21
Can't be left behind the United States dollar.
49:24
Has long been the global leader and Reserve currency worldwide,
49:28
and Americans. Reap enormous benefits from
49:32
having their currency. Widely accepted across the
49:36
globe. For example, a reserve currency
49:39
means that the United States government's cost of financing
49:43
is Lord, which translate long-term into lower mortgage
49:48
and credit card rates than consumers.
49:50
See? In other countries, but it is
49:52
not hard to imagine how another major Economist CBD.
49:57
See, could chip away at the dollars leadership status
50:02
because of the efficiencies that CBD sees could offer and make an
50:06
instantaneous and secure payments at lower cost.
50:11
Alright, so that was very painful to hear.
50:14
But remember what you said, remember what she said at the
50:18
very beginning and that is Is the signal right there, a CB DC
50:24
can do what Bitcoin and shit coins, could do, but better
50:29
because they're fully backed by governments.
50:32
The government is the problem. Why am I saying this?
50:37
Because a government will never release a currency that they
50:41
cannot inflate. And they cannot censor and
50:45
control because they can't do those two things.
50:50
They will never match Bitcoin. But that reality, that harsh
50:55
reality, that I just told you, especially if you benefit from
51:00
the Legacy system, is a very, very hard pill to swallow.
51:05
So these people are not going to go gently into that.
51:09
Good night. So more things like sailor going
51:12
on and using their own words. Against them, right calling
51:15
their Bluff, right? You really want equities.
51:17
This really this Equity thing, you wanted.
51:20
Well, we have it for you. The problem is that you're not
51:23
needed in this equation, right? So, yeah, let's see how this
51:28
plays out. But again, I think that they're
51:31
going to keep pushing this more and more and more.
51:34
The CBD c.push is not going to be only pushed by the Democrats.
51:39
It's also going to be pushed by Republicans that also benefit
51:43
from Um the Fiat money printer remember the Republicans?
51:47
They like the money printer because it pays for Wars and
51:49
their large defense contracts. And usually the Democrats, they
51:54
like it for because it pays for social programs, right?
51:57
And, you know, other methods and things that they used to get
52:01
votes right and support. So yeah, both parties are
52:05
addicted to it. Cynthia lummis has said this
52:07
many times. It's not only me saying this and
52:10
a lot of these people would rather have their Trees in
52:14
poverty and poverty. Shhhhht and not Equitable.
52:17
If it means that they hold on to that that unlimited money.
52:21
Spicket, right? Because that's what it is.
52:23
Anyways, Phil. What are your thoughts on Maxine
52:26
Waters? So Maxine, I feel like Maxine's
52:29
hanging out with yanis. I feel like that's what's
52:31
happening over there. So I thought it was hilarious
52:34
when she made. So, I mean, so even back up,
52:37
it's totally cringed, that she's reading this with, absolutely,
52:39
no heart, right? Like, let's just be honest.
52:43
It's your standard. Standing there.
52:44
There's like a hot poker behind you, just say the words, just
52:47
say them. Like that's literally what I
52:49
felt is. She's like, okay, I'm gonna say
52:51
the words, you know, like that's what happened.
52:54
She said, the words. So look, I thought it was
52:56
hilarious when she made the point about that.
52:59
They're competing like no. No, you're not competing.
53:03
Don't don't misunderstand. The CBD.
53:05
See is not competing with Bitcoin, in any way, shape, or
53:08
form. Okay?
53:09
A CB D. C-- is just going to be another
53:13
system. Of exclusion and just think
53:16
about it, right? How are they going to maintain
53:18
their quote? Unquote dominance.
53:20
They are going to maintain their quote unquote dominance by
53:23
creating another closed system where they are.
53:27
The biggest kid in the playground.
53:29
Like this is this is just pathetic and funny that there's
53:34
like, I mean, is there anything more clown World, dude?
53:40
It's really supposed to say, man.
53:41
What am I supposed to say? Hey, I hope it's go.
53:44
Going dude, this is great. Source.
53:45
Material. Keep in common.
53:47
Keep It Coming. Central planners.
53:49
You guys are doing great. Optimus closing, thoughts, my
53:52
friend. I really love how the central
53:56
Bankers. Only Innovation is full faith
54:01
and credit on the blockchain so much Innovation with the cbc's
54:06
and it just you guys were reminded me of that one sentence
54:10
in the white paper, that it's basically like the Paragraph
54:15
where it says, like traditional Commerce works well enough, but
54:19
the problem is so much, trust relate in the system, and the
54:23
trespass model. And here we are.
54:26
All this Innovation. 13 years later.
54:29
It's relying bait. Back on the trust base model on
54:32
the blockchain so much. Innovation much.
54:35
Well from cbc's is Con World confirmed, clown, World,
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confirmed, that some wisdom. That's the wisdom from the
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