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- 0:00Did you hear that? That wasn't just the opening
- 0:08bell for 21 Capital going public.
- 0:10That was the sound of the beginning of a new revolution in
- 0:12banking. Uncle Jamie won't be the boss
- 0:14for too long. With Jack Mahler's Paulo Michael
- 0:17Saylor and the rest of the Bitcoin Avengers teaming up, the
- 0:20Thanos of Wall Street has finally met his match.
- 0:22You buy the metaplanet, you buy the strategy, you buy the equity
- 0:27and you strap on for the rocket ride.
- 0:29It's going to be very volatile and you're going for the next
- 0:33trillion dollar stock. And with it, the next trillion
- 0:36dollar stock is about to be minted.
- 0:38Howard Lutnick said a year ago that we're going to see all of
- 0:40the big banks and the brokers move into Bitcoin and that time
- 0:43is now. Get your popcorn ready.
- 0:45It's go time. This is Dante Cook with Bitcoin.
- 0:47Simply, let's freaking go. Have you been hiding under a
- 0:54rock, or have you heard that Jack Mahler's Tether, SoftBank
- 0:58and Cantor Fitzgerald just took 21 capital public, a massive
- 1:02move that will shake up the balance of power in Wall Street.
- 1:04Cantor Fitzgerald is a primary dealer with the Fed, and its
- 1:08former CEO is the secretary of Commerce for Donald Trump in the
- 1:11US public administration. Tether is the largest stablecoin
- 1:13issuer in the world and is the 17th largest holder of U.S.
- 1:17Treasuries on the planet. SoftBank.
- 1:19Yeah, it just manages $46 trillion in assets, and it's
- 1:22funded every major Internet and technological
- 1:25revolutionsincethe.com bubble. Oh, yeah, we already know about
- 1:28Jack Mahler's, the founder of Strike.
- 1:30Oh yeah, And Jack Mahler's grandfather was the CEO and
- 1:32chairman of the Chicago Board of Trade.
- 1:34Pretty important. Today is the beginning of the
- 1:37revolution. It's Jack's first day on the
- 1:38job, and he says they're just getting started.
- 1:41Who should buy? Your stock?
- 1:42Why wouldn't they just buy Bitcoin then?
- 1:44Well, because they don't have Tether, SoftBank in the cash
- 1:46flows that we'll produce. So, you know, I, I agree with
- 1:49that. We, we do not want the market to
- 1:50think of us and price us as just a treasury asset.
- 1:54That is not us at all. We're going to acquire as much
- 1:57Bitcoin as we possibly can. I mean, I think it's crazy that
- 1:59we own over 4 times the amount of Bitcoin Coinbase does.
- 2:02And this is my first day in the, in the public markets.
- 2:05But you know, we also want to build massive businesses and and
- 2:08I think the markets will appreciate, you know, tethers,
- 2:11tethers no to that has. 21 Capital has major plans to be
- 2:15the largest holder of Bitcoin, even larger than micro strategy.
- 2:18Their plans are to hold over 500,000 Bitcoin in the near
- 2:22term, but they already hold 43,000 Bitcoin, and they're
- 2:25going to do that with the backing of Tether, the world's
- 2:27largest and most profitable conglomerate.
- 2:29We have what it takes to build massive cash generating
- 2:32businesses within the industry. Strike is one of the most
- 2:35profitable per employee Bitcoin companies in the world.
- 2:38Tethers probably the most profitable per employee company
- 2:41period in the history of mankind.
- 2:43So we have lots of ideas and lots of future plans to build
- 2:46cash flow within the market that gives investors an ability to
- 2:50participate in Bitcoin's story through an operating business.
- 2:53And then conversely, we're already the third largest
- 2:55corporate holder of Bitcoin. We will be able to add to that
- 2:58position substantially once we're approved.
- 3:00And we want to be the largest holder of Bitcoin.
- 3:02And we think, you know, we can take the best of what strategy
- 3:05is, which is a large Bitcoin holder and ability to
- 3:08accumulate, whether it's through monetizing volatility, cheap
- 3:11cost of capital, access to the capital markets.
- 3:13And the best of someone like Coinbase, which is a first mover
- 3:16and a leader within the industries they focus, which
- 3:18Tether and I have been in our careers.
- 3:20So that's us. We do not necessarily want to
- 3:23add leverage to something like our M NAV.
- 3:25We do not want to add leverage to our common equity.
- 3:28The funny thing about this revolution is that they're
- 3:30actually laying down the receipts to prove that this is a
- 3:32revolution using Bitcoin. They transfer their 43,000
- 3:36Bitcoin on chain for a fee of $1.60.
- 3:40How about that Jeffrey Epson, Steen's banker?
- 3:43And Bitcoin specifically, you had the JP Morgan, JP Morgan CEO
- 3:47and Chairman Jamie Dimon calling it essentially pet rock and once
- 3:51again calling into question it's worth and its value here.
- 3:54I would love to get your reaction, especially as some of
- 3:56the financial industry elites and and figureheads are
- 4:01continuing to cast some doubt here.
- 4:04Yeah. Thanks for having me, Brad.
- 4:08What do I think about Jeffrey Epstein banker being concerned
- 4:13that a distributed, decentralized, open public money
- 4:16could potentially be used for bad things sitting on a ski
- 4:20resort in Davos? I don't really care.
- 4:24I don't know why anyone cares. That's a clear middle finger to
- 4:26the establishment and I know right now some of you are
- 4:29probably saying this is the peak of the bubble.
- 4:31Bitcoin treasury companies that don't produce anything make any
- 4:34revenue going public and siphoning off your capital and
- 4:38hard earned money into products that mean and do actually
- 4:41nothing. This sounds sort of like a Tulip
- 4:42mania, but if you actually have heard about the Tulip mania,
- 4:45you'll understand that Bitcoin isn't a part of that.
- 4:47It's the most meaningful technological innovation to
- 4:50happen. Listen to this clip like.
- 4:52Everyone goes Bitcoin is a bubble.
- 4:55It's tulips, OK, tulips was was the the bubble in tulips in
- 5:01Amsterdam in 1630. That bubble in Amsterdam where
- 5:07is the centre of the global flower industry today?
- 5:09It is in Holland. The Netherlands has been the
- 5:12central, the centre of the global flower industry for 400
- 5:16years. That Tulip bubble bought 400
- 5:18years of prosperity to Amsterdam.
- 5:21So to call it tulips is actually a compliment.
- 5:25And then you go, what is a bubble?
- 5:27Well, I'll tell you what a bubble is.
- 5:29A bubble is a bull market in which you don't have a position.
- 5:34It is a psychological way of justifying that you didn't
- 5:38invest in something to call it a bubble.
- 5:40So you can call it a bubble and you can dismiss it, but the
- 5:43potential of Bitcoin to be the default cash system of the
- 5:49Internet and the default savings vehicle of the Internet is so
- 5:53extraordinary. I would argue that the risk is
- 5:57not owning Bitcoin. The risk is not owning Bitcoin,
- 6:01if that makes sense. Everyone should have an
- 6:03allocation in their portfolio and don't try and use the fact
- 6:07that I don't understand it as an excuse.
- 6:10Because most people don't understand how the combustion
- 6:12engine works and they still own a car.
- 6:14Most people don't understand Hypertext Transfer Protocol and
- 6:18they still use the Internet. And the most interesting thing
- 6:20about this whole Bitcoin thing, not only that, the tulips did
- 6:23stay around and made Norway and Sweden the largest Tulip and
- 6:26flower industry in the world. Well, it's not being backed by
- 6:30Tulip kind of investors. These are diehard investors that
- 6:33ride or die with Bitcoin and aren't selling their Bitcoin.
- 6:36This is a clip from Howard Lutnick's son, the now CEO of
- 6:39Cantor Fitzgerald. What would happen if bitcoin's
- 6:41price crashed by 50%? I have.
- 6:43Hundreds of millions of dollars. OK, OK, hundreds and hundreds of
- 6:47millions of dollars. Exposure to Bitcoin and it will
- 6:53be billions. Every time Bitcoin dips, I'm
- 6:56going to be the buyer. He doesn't sound like a Tulip
- 6:58investor to me. What about his dad?
- 7:00That doesn't sound like a Tulip investor to me.
- 7:01A year ago he forecasted that all of the major big banks and
- 7:05brokers were going to be on the Bitcoin, and he was right.
- 7:08Except the only thing that is different about this clip than
- 7:10the reality is he thought he was going to be the CFTC chair.
- 7:14He's actually the secretary of Commerce.
- 7:16But still all the big banks are coming.
- 7:18You will see all the traditional financial service companies, the
- 7:22big banks, big brokerage companies, they're all going to
- 7:25go head first into Bitcoin. Pound.
- 7:29That's what's going to happen and it's coming.
- 7:32It's a slow, steady process, but eventually there's going to be a
- 7:36CFTC chair who says, you know what, Bitcoin is a financial
- 7:41asset, and we're going to treat it as such.
- 7:43And when that happens, you're going to see Bitcoin move and
- 7:48very, very strong positive direction.
- 7:52So that's why I'm a fan of Bitcoin.
- 7:54It's going to go much higher. It always bounces around like
- 7:58any other financial asset, but ultimately over the next five
- 8:01years as it gets invited into this party.
- 8:05We go in tether along with 21 capital is going to be the
- 8:08biggest bank in the world. Can you imagine the amount of
- 8:11deposits coming into their digital bank every single day so
- 8:15that people can get USD T or synthetic dollars?
- 8:17Can you imagine how much Bitcoin they will buy on the backs of
- 8:20those interest payments? Can you imagine all of the
- 8:23lending that Cantor Fitzgerald is going to do with Bitcoin
- 8:25products? Remember they launched their
- 8:27Bitcoin back lending products a year ago?
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- 9:33At the end of every episode, I like to leave leave people with
- 9:36a message about hope, why young people should consider Bitcoin.
- 9:39I can't think of a better clip than this from Jeff Walton in a
- 9:42conversation that he had with Brahm on Bitcoin for
- 9:44millennials. If you can't buy the real
- 9:46estate, if you can't buy bonds, if the stock market is
- 9:49overvalued, then where do you turn A.
- 9:51Lot of people don't know like I grew up like lower middle class.
- 9:54I'm an only, only child. Like you don't speak with my
- 9:58parents anymore. I've got no, like I've got
- 10:03nothing to fall back on. So every risk that I've had to
- 10:07take in my life or any like anything I've needed to build
- 10:11for myself is like, I like truly in the spirit of like Western
- 10:16America, I've had to like build it myself.
- 10:19And so that's required me to like be really analytical about
- 10:24every, everything I've done, like every risk that I've taken
- 10:27has been just so incredibly calculated that it's like, I, I
- 10:32have to like, I have to succeed this, this needs to succeed or
- 10:37else I'm just like, I'm screwed. I can't go live in my parents
- 10:41basement, right? Like I, I got to go figure,
- 10:44figure something else out. And so that necessity is really
- 10:48like what's landed me where I'm at and figuring like having to
- 10:55go figure this out and like rationalize it.
- 10:57And then once you just keep digging, like I just keep
- 10:59digging, keep digging, keep digging and keep rationalizing
- 11:02things. It's like, OK, this is, this is
- 11:04the only, this is the only solution.
- 11:06Like this is the best use of time, energy, money and focus
- 11:15into perpetuity because it's, it's not real estate, it's
- 11:17decaying. There's so much monetary premium
- 11:21that's stuck in real estate. They're like, all these bonds
- 11:23look horrible. You know, 99.9% of the stocks in
- 11:27the stock market don't make any money.
- 11:28So I've got to make a bet on mag seven.
- 11:30I think valuations are incredibly high in, in the, in
- 11:35the pure equity market. OK, so PE, so I could go into
- 11:39private equity or private credit and like this just seems like a
- 11:44bunch of schmoozing and bullshit and nobody really knows anything
- 11:47and it's illiquid and I'm not going to get capital for
- 11:4910/15/20 years. So, you know, it's like none of
- 11:52none of that makes any sense. And so really it's like it, it
- 11:56is the it's what's left. It's like this is what our
- 11:59generation like can hold and build and be a part of and like
- 12:07actually make a better world, like the world can be improved
- 12:11here with with this instrument. So yeah, man, there's a lot
- 12:15here. Like, I'm glad you're doing this
- 12:17podcast. It's good.
- 12:18It's necessary. This isn't the dilemma only for
- 12:20Americans and American millennials.
- 12:22This is a problem for people globally.
- 12:24Listen to this clip from the Minister of State, Bilal bin
- 12:27Zakib from Pakistan. And I think for for many
- 12:30Pakistanis, Bitcoin is not theory, it's a relief.
- 12:38It's solve problems that traditional systems have not
- 12:43solved for decades. First, I think is savings.
- 12:49When your currency has lost over 50% of its value over the past
- 12:53five years, you don't need a lectures, you need a hedge.
- 12:58Why should you be penalized for somebody elses monetary policy?
- 13:01Bitcoin gives people a way to store value outside the
- 13:06volatility which is created by politics, printing and
- 13:10inflation. Second, I believe is access
- 13:14millions of Pakistanis, over 100 million Pakistanis are still
- 13:20unbacked and Bitcoin gives them a financial identity without
- 13:27waiting for an account that they might never be offered and I
- 13:32would say that third is cross-border earnings.
- 13:36Pakistan is home to one of the largest freelancer nations and
- 13:39Bitcoin and blockchain rails allows them to get paid
- 13:43globally, instantly and transparently.
- 13:47I think for many young people in Pakistan, Bitcoin is the first
- 13:50time they felt that their money belonged to them and not to any
- 13:54specific system. Bitcoin gives people a way to
- 13:57store value outside of politics, outside of money printing, and
- 14:01outside of inflation. Pakistan is coming and so is the
- 14:04rest of the world. Tether is at the center of the
- 14:06new financial system, and Jack Mahlers is the right CEO with
- 14:10the right financial backing and experience in order to bring
- 14:13this revolution about. He's been debanked by the
- 14:15system, He's been outside of this system, and he has family
- 14:19that's been inside of this system.
- 14:21What better person to bring about this revolution?
- 14:23It wouldn't be right if I didn't hit y'all with a sports
- 14:25reference. They call me Coach Cook after
- 14:27all. So let me leave you with this,
- 14:29Jim from Coach Cignetti the Great.
- 14:31Every day has a life of its own and regardless, Bitcoin treasury
- 14:34companies buy Bitcoin regardless of the circumstance.
- 14:38They're fast, physical, and relentless.
- 14:40Each day has a mind of its own, regardless of the circumstance,
- 14:43whether we're winning too much or whether we're losing, whether
- 14:46the government says we're going to shut it down or not, we
- 14:48continue to buy Bitcoin because we play to a standard.
- 14:52That team for about 3 straight weeks, from the first play to
- 14:57the last play. Fast, physical, relentless,
- 15:01smart, discipline, poised one play at a time, 6 seconds of
- 15:05play. Every play's got life in the
- 15:07history of its own like it's nothing.
- 15:09Nothing. Not affected by success, not
- 15:12affected by failure. On to the next play.
- 15:15Never satisfied. Plan to a standard, not the
- 15:18circumstances of the game. You're up in the fourth quarter,
- 15:2252 to 7, OK, It's not OK to let up because of the circumstances
- 15:27of the game, because you're playing to a standard, standard.
- 15:32The Bitcoin standard, and that's the new standard that's coming
- 15:35about. Strap in ladies and gentlemen.
- 15:37This is the beginning of the new revolution.
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- 16:15This is Dante Coke with Bitcoin. Simply happy stacking.