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This is the year after the 
halving. 

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Historically, price tends to run
up and bitcoins become like a. 

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Stable coin. 
Volatilities really, you know, 

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decrease tremendously. 
What's the deal with that? 

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I think. 
If. 

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You're talking about $1 million 
Omega candles. 

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It's all happening. 
It's just a matter of time. 

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I think there are a number of 
things happening. 

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Maybe it's the shake out. 
Recently we dropped well 20K and

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that's kind of we got, we got 
the major. 

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Candle just in the right 
direction. 

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But you can see like the 
volatility has declined a lot. 

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Like I think that was the 
largest flush ever of 

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liquidations, that largest flush
ever of liquidations. 

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And all we do is drop 20 all the
coins dropped, you know, down to

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the depths of hell. 
But you know, Bitcoin largely 

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unaffected. 
And it goes to show like the 

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resilience is there. 
It's just there are factors that

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will push us down or keep us 
down. 

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You can theorize about many 
things, but maybe I it's not one

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answer, it's many different 
things. 

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Maybe there is an exchange 
selling Bitcoin that they don't 

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have, like FTX did. 
Maybe it is some paper Bitcoin. 

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Maybe it's whales rotating. 
Maybe it's people moving into 

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ETFSI don't know. 
Maybe there's people taking 

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profits. 
All of these things can be 

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possible. 
We don't know. 

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But what we do know is there is 
a limit. 

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And what we do know is it's 
impossible that, you know, 

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Michael Saylor gets 10% of the 
supply at these levels. 

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He's going to get 10%. 
Like that's just ridiculous. 

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So the price has to move sooner 
or later and I think it's going 

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to be sooner. 
The other thing probably is like

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also running too hot. 
Ethereum was like, you know, 

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getting past its all time highs 
ripples at like $3.50, which is 

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ridiculous. 
And I think when alts run too 

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high, there's always a 
correction. 

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And I, I've after our volcano 
interview, I kind of felt 

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bearish because the alts were 
grunting. 

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And we just know like that is 
unsustainable. 

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And when they go, you know, 
Bitcoin always will follow down 

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a bit, but then we kind of shake
them off and we go back up. 

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Yeah, and they never recover, 
right? 

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Yes. 
So Samson, we are getting to the

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end, but we saw the sunset, you 
know, while we were recording 

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this timed it perfectly. 
We we saw a wild Bevin dolphin, 

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which was hilarious. 
It's. 

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Not a volcano, but it's pretty 
good. 

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Yeah, this is good. 
This is good. 

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I want to ask you, 100 years 
from now, 200 years from now, 

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500 years from now, 1000 years 
from now, how do you want to be 

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remembered? 
What is Samsung's legacy? 

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What is the Jan 3 legacy? 
Well, hopefully we actually do 

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get Bitcoin bonds launched. 
I think that will be a big game 

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changer for the world. 
It's it's showing that the 

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strategy playbook which has 
worked will work for nation 

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states. 
I think the question will will 

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really be as we transition from 
the Fiat world into a Bitcoin 

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world, did it go well or did it 
go poorly. 

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And if it goes well, I would 
like to be remembered as someone

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that push it on the track to 
going well. 

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I love that Samsung, Mel, thank 
you so much. 

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