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All right, y'all, we're 
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depressing time of the year. 
There's 73 days to the NFL 

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returns, 106 days to the NHL 
returns and 120 for the NBA. 

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There's just absolutely nothing 
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But that's not true for the 
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It's getting wild out there. 
Just when you thought we might 

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have some peace in the Middle 
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And the president had some 
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Iran. 
That have been fighting so long 

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and so hard. 
That they don't. 

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Know what the they're doing. 
Do you understand that? 

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As a parent, I can relate 
hearing the kids fighting 

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downstairs. 
Donald Trump came out the Oval 

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Office like me coming down the 
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And there's not just the fight 
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There's a fight happening at the
Federal Reserve. 

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Fed Chair Broman is urging 
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saying that inflation is well 
below the Feds inflation target.

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And while things are looking 
bleak out there in trad fine 

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markets, things are all looking 
pretty bullish for Bitcoin. 

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Bitcoin bounced back from the 
threat of war like nothing 

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happened. 
Bitcoin Treasury companies are 

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taking flight and we have more 
like Pro Cap Financial raising a

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billion dollars to buy Bitcoin 
despite everything going on out 

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there in the news. 
I'll walk you through why you 

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should be bullish on Bitcoin 
right now. 

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This is Dante Cook with Bitcoin.
Simply, let's go. 

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I think it's a great question. 
I think all these geopolitical 

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issues highlight a theme we've 
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the separation of money and 
state. 

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Back in the day, money was 
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It was hard assets like gold. 
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governments print money, They're
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And I think we are going back to
people trying to store their 

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wealth in hard assets. 
Gold's great, gold's doing very 

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well, but digital gold, Bitcoin 
is also relevant for people's 

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portfolios and it it can't be 
undermined by policies, tariffs,

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wars, it's you can't print more 
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It has all those attributes of 
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With conflict rising in the 
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some part of the market that's 
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Bitcoin is a safe haven. 
Like Dan Morehead said, we might

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be finally seeing the separation
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So much so that the CME Group 
chairman was shocked to see the 

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resilience of Bitcoin in spite 
of all of the things going on in

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the normal markets. 
The. 

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Rest of the people on Saturday 
were following the crypto market

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also because that's a 20 47 
market and the cash side, as you

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just alluded to, Liz. 
So I was following it as well. 

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So watching it go from one O 3, 
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overnight and then coming 
bouncing back up today, it's 

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pretty resilient market and it's
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Has traded. 
But in Tri fi markets things are

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looking so good. 
The cracks are starting to show.

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Literally it's so hot that the 
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And this isn't sci-fi. 
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No, but seriously, the dollar 
has less support than Isaiah 

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Hartenstein son's neck during 
the postgame interview. 43% of 

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central banks expect gold 
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and 73% expect their dollar 
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they don't trust the dollar. 
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this lack of buyers for the 
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the Fed to become uneasy. 
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thinks that we should cut rates 
as soon as July. 

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And the markets are signaling 
this too, as the odds for a rate

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cut in the September FOMC 
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People inside the Fed aren't the
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saying that Powell is sitting on
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Analysts from Wells Fargo and 
our very own Tom Lee are saying 

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the same thing whole. 
Belief that we're going to see 

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this inflation shock. 
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founded if you're looking at the
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companies. 
Are doing right? 

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Here right now and what you 
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Is not going to be a. 
Problem. 

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I think, Tom, you agree with 
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I do, you know, one of the 
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you go to the May CPI report, 
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over month. 
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deflation, which is affected by 
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were housing and auto insurance 
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So outside of housing and auto 
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the May CPI report. 
I don't think tariffs are going 

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to cause housing prices to go 
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auto insurance. 
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shifting to looking at expected 
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real driver of inflation. 75% of
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housing and auto insurance. 
Those are both actually starting

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to cool. 
And for those of you out there 

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who don't know what the Fed is, 
this show is called Bitcoin 

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simply for a reason. 
Let me give you a good primer on

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who the Fed is and what they 
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What about the? 
Federal Reserve. 

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What is it? 
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Can us the Federal Reserve is 
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It's technically not even a part
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It is it's the worst of the 
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not the government right. 
So it was created by an act of 

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Congress in 1913. 
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It's the treasurer. 
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is appointed by the president. 
So it's in that sense, very much

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a part of the government. 
However, it gets to maintain its

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status as a private, independent
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They print the money and then 
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So they charge us for using 
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Now they lend it out to what are
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meaning all the big banks, so 
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all these Fargo, Yes. 
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And then those banks lend money 
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higher interest rate than they 
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So all of the banks now are in 
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getting free money. 
They just get the money at low 

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interest and lend it out to us 
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It's a huge scheme. 
It's privately owned. 

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We don't even have real 
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There's never been a full audit 
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There was. 
Ron Paul was the only one in 

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Congress who was really pushing 
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I think Thomas Massie also was 
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They're non federal, unelected, 
unregulated, audited, and they 

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make their money by creating 
wealth out of thin air while you

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and I have to work for it. 
And This is why people Bitcoin, 

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This is why people like Hal 
Finney said that Bitcoin was 

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going to be $10 million a coin 
in 2009. 

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And I take a moment, I take a 
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that was bullish when none of us
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this information. 
January 10th, 2009, the network 

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launched technically January 
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away by January 9th. 
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a certain genius estimates that 
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coin. 
And this is so humbling. 

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It took the rest of us 16 years,
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a conclusion that, yeah, this is
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Thank you, Hal. 
This is why the 8th largest 

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economy in the world in Texas is
building their Bitcoin strategic

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reserve with a $10 million 
purchase of Bitcoin. 

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This is why companies like 
Similar Scientific are up over 

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40% after announcing A Bitcoiner
to their executive team to run 

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their Bitcoin treasury. 
They're buying and not selling. 

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And This is why crypto companies
like Digital Commodities are 

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selling their XRP to buy 
Bitcoin. 

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And This is why hardcore 
Bitcoiners all across the 

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country have learned one thing, 
never sell your Bitcoin. 

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They've issued over $9 billion 

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worth of loans since 2018 and do
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bank corners out there 
understand is not your keys, not

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your coin. 
Well, one of the ways that you 

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They'll walk you through step by

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There's a reason that people 
like Anthony Pompliano, who's 

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been one of the leaders in the 
Bitcoin space, are launching A 

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publicly traded company to buy 
$1 billion worth of Bitcoin in a

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treasury. 
In Pro Cap Financial, they're 

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raising $750 million and $250 
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And as Anthony Pompliano says, 
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Now the Pompariano sort of 
empire between the SPAC which 

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you're working on between this 
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Between your media. 
Efforts be all How is it? 

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How are you going to devote 
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activities? 
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what is the largest initial 
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Bitcoin treasury company in 
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We've raised over $750 million. 
It's a billion dollar merger 

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with the Columbus Circle, A 
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And the idea here is we want to 
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financial services sector. 
And so if you think about this 

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pro Cap SPAC that is a dollar 
denominated vehicle to go and do

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an acquisition. 
The pro Cap Financial is the 

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exact same thing. 
It's a publicly traded company 

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where we can go and we can 
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And so I think that that is 
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I sit at the intersection 
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Bitcoiners and the institutional
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We've been very fortunate to 
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But also I think that there 
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world and there's a Bitcoin 
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And what I want to do is 
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intersection of that and provide
ability not only for myself and 

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our shareholders operating that.
These businesses I. 

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Mean are you? 
Are you the effectively the CEO?

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Operating them or are. 
You going to have teams that are

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doing this for. 
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How's this? 
Going to work some some of the 

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different vehicles. 
Obviously we will hire entire 

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dedicated teams in the private 
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That's what we've done. 
We own a lot of businesses. 

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We have you know CEO's and 
executive teams that run those 

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businesses. 
I will be the CEO of Pro Cap 

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Financial, which is the business
combination with Columbus Circle

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and what I believe is the 
opportunity there is you're able

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to acquire Bitcoin, but then not
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Buying Bitcoin and allowing it 
to go up in price obviously has 

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been a successful strategy. 
But I believe that the future of

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these companies is going to be 
how do you build revenue and 

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profit the financial services on
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No different than if you look at
the traditional financial 

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services firms, they have a 
balance sheet of dollars and 

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they go and they build these 
financial services on top that 

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drive revenue and profit. 
I think that you still have to 

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build a business on top of a big
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At the end of the day, we end up
growing in our phases, in our 

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maturity in Bitcoin until we 
understand what Bitcoin's 

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actually about. 
People like Max Kaiser who've 

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been giving away 10s of 
thousands of Bitcoin since 

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Bitcoin was $0.25, well, he 
understands that Bitcoin is a 

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tool for hope and not for fear. 
Bitcoin is a. 

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Path to love Fiat money is a 
path to fear. 

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Everyone who's against Bitcoin 
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Fearful, full of. 
Fear that there. 

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Will be something will be taken 
away from. 

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Them. 
That they'll lose power. 

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That they're understanding of 
how the world works might get 

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crushed. 
I know it may be risky, but this

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might be the time to dive in, to
start to learn, to educate 

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yourself, to subscribe to 
channels like these and take the

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risk because that's where the 
smart money is going. 

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Billionaires like Ricardo 
Salinas are adding more and more

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to their Bitcoin stack. 
Mainly because, you know, the 

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the authors of the fraud are the
people in government and 

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positions of power and they're 
the number one beneficiaries of 

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all this money printing. 
Of course, the normal people are

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the ones that lose their savings
through inflation and 

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debasement. 
So yeah, Bitcoin is is here to 

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stay. 
I really don't care about its 

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price daily. 
You know, as a matter of fact, 

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it's funny because I heard in 
your intro, the billionaires who

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buy happens to be that we're in 
a buying this precise week 

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unrelated to this war. 
But yeah, we've been increased 

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our our Bitcoin holdings 
considerably just in this past 

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week because I'm not going to be
waiting to time the perfect 

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moment to get in. 
I just know what's going to 

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happen down the road and I don't
want to miss out on that. 

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And one of the bullish signals 
that you always see, even when 

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bitcoins price dips is Bitcoin 
corners gathering in real life. 

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And you can gather with hundreds
of other bit corners from across

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the country at the Bitcoin 
mining Expo happening in Dallas,

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TX from November 11th through 
November 13th. 

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Get 20% off your tickets by 
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Bitcoin. 
I hope you got value out of 

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today's show and you're able to 
decipher the alpha from all of 

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the noise happening out there in
the markets. 

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It's pretty bullish for Bitcoin 
right now. 

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What do you think? 
Give me your ideas in the 

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comments. 
This is Dante Coke with Bitcoin.

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Simply happy stacking.