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Jerome Powell and the Fed just 
restarted the money printer. 

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And just to be clear, everybody,
this is not QE. 

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I repeat, this is not QE. 
It's reserve management 

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purchases. 
Regardless of what they want to 

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call it, the Fed is purchasing 
$40 billion in Treasuries a 

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month starting today. 
And for the first month, they're

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going to actually purchase $54 
billion. 

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Call it reserve management, call
it technical operations, The 

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markets don't care. 
Liquidity is rising and gold 

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stocks and Bitcoin should 
respond accordingly. 

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Meanwhile, the the FTC chair 
just announced that Bitcoin can 

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be used as collateral by big 
banks and ironically, Michael 

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Saylor was also posting a 
picture cryptic picture from 

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himself inside of a bank. 
I believe that this marks the 

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beginning of Microstrategy's 
Bitcoin strategy making its 

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profits go through the roof. 
All the noise about them not 

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being a profitable company might
have just gone out of the window

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with this announcement. 
And I'll explain exactly why. 

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These are huge stories for 
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I'm going to break it down. 
This is Dante Coke with Bitcoin.

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Simply, let's go. 
Can you imagine a press 

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conference with Jerome Powell at
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So we're going to start reserve 
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billion a month starting 
tomorrow. 

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We're doing this to maintain 
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the system. 
This is not QE. 

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I repeat, this is not QE. 
These are called reserve 

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management purchases. 
Question for you in the back. 

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So Jerome Powell, let me get 
this right. 

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We're creating $40 billion a 
month out of thin air that 

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doesn't have to be repaid by the
banks that are being injected 

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directly to the banks. 
Is this not just another form of

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quantitative easing? 
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Someone please remove Susan from
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immediately. 
Thank you. 

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The New York Fed, regardless of 
what you want to call it, says 

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that they're taking the $40 
billion a month and raising it 

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by fourteen, $54 billion in 
Treasury bills are going to be 

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purchased tomorrow and injected 
directly to the banking system. 

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These are always permanently 
temporary programs. 

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When Bernanke said the QE 
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2009 was temporary, well, it's 
been rising ever since. 

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Look at this chart. 
The temporary took off in 2009 

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and it grew all the way until 
2020 where it exploded. 

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It's how the system works. 
At this point. 

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Debt must expand and the dollar 
must be devalued in order for 

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the US dollar hegemony to 
continue to work and operate 

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around the globe. 
And This is why assets like 

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stocks, gold, and Bitcoin always
go up over time. 

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These are fixed assets that are 
being flooded with an unlimited 

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supply of dollars. 
But let's be clear, these 

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purchases alone aren't enough to
move markets. 

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However, it's a major pivot in 
Signpost. 

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When you couple this with the 
plans of the current 

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administration, well, you have 
to be bullish on assets like 

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Bitcoin going into 2026. 
This administration is clearly 

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of the opinion that we need to 
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Is also market should go up and 
we should keep driving it up and

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have it keep going up and let it
be much, much bigger, much, much

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better. 
And you know, growth doesn't 

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mean inflation. 
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we have and if there is 
inflation, that's OK, then we 

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can slow it down. 
But we should be able to do a 

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lot better than three and four. 
We're scheduled to be at 4%, 

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which is pretty amazing because 
we have a, you know, deadhead 

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Fed, Fed hair. 
I mean, this guy, the head of 

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the Federal Reserve is a stiff 
and, you know, you fight that. 

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It's amazing. 
We fight that. 

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And yet interest rates are going
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much. 
He did a, he did a rather, I 

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would say a rather small number 
that could have been doubled, at

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least doubled. 
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have been at least doubled from 
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got earlier this week. 
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fact that the administration has
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growth mode, they just announced
that they had the lowest 

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deficit, 52 billion, the lowest 
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This is pretty big news. -52.8 
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That's a better lower trade 
deficit than we expected. 

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We were looking for a number 
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And that follows a revised -59 
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the lightest. 
Going back to wow, we're really 

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going back. 
Well, my records go back to 1992

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and to find a smaller number 
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all the way back to June of 
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And when you couple this with 
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that the only imperative for the
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lower rates and to do so 
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I want to ask about interest 
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agree with you that they're too 
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You're going to pick a new Fed 
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Is it a litmus test that the new
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immediately? 
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Donald Trump didn't even let her
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Yes, that's how eager he is to 
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And no wonder he's so eager. the
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problem on their hands. 
Look at this blue bar on this 

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chart. 
This is $9 trillion worth of 

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debt that is coming due and 
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Well, they're going to be 
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rates than they were when they 
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borrowed them in 2020, which 
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we are now paying are going to 
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We're already paying over $1.2 
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payments. 
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administration has to go, go, go
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That's the only way to outpace 
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amount of debt that we need to 
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grow. 
And all of these things are 

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massive catalyst for Bitcoin, 
not to mention the fact that the

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CFTC chair said that Bitcoin can
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collateral within the financial 
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Well, good morning and thank you
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the show. 
So I think what's really 

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important to understand is that 
we are doing a limited pilot 

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program that has important 
guardrails that are in place 

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because we've seen with the 
events that have happened on 

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offshore exchanges that it's 
more important than ever that 

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Americans deserve safe U.S. 
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So what we've done to structure 
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you are using a CFTC broker, 
which is what are our futures 

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Commission merchants, those are 
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overseen by us and the National 
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like FINRA, you will be able to 
use Bitcoin, Ether and USDC to 

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collateralize contracts that are
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Ether or USDC and it's basically
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So that's very limited in what 
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You can't use it instead of cash
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to collateralize those in kind 
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putting into place. 
Just to be clarify, it's. 

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In kind so. 
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Bitcoin, or could it be Bitcoin 
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Bitcoin for Bitcoin. 
So if you're going to settle in 

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Bitcoin, it's denominated in 
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it with Bitcoin because it's the
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And we have enhanced CFTC 
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place. 
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requiring that we not only get 
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class reporting that's on top of
the normal reporting that our 

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exchanges do, but we are also 
asking for a reporting of any 

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significant operational issues 
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collateral. 
So again, this is a Safeway to 

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understand the technology, to 
understand the uses for these 

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assets, but in a controlled way.
There's been a lot of talk about

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why Bitcoin is valuable and why 
Bitcoin treasury companies have 

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been stacking Bitcoin, and Jack 
Mahler's has been recently 

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talking about why they have an 
opportunity that's been left in 

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the market from Coinbase and 
from micro strategy not offering

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and creating digital credit and 
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Well, I think that window is 
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Listen to Jack talk about this 
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he might be wrong and behind the
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Said listen, you know bitcoins 
compound annual growth rate over

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the last five to 10 years, call 
it 50% a year of an easier way 

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to conceptualize that level of 
growth is it double S every 18 

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months. 
People want to create a cash 

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liquidity event with their 
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without having a capital event, 
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And so the fact that there isn't
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against it for different credit 
products, lines of credit termed

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loans, we think we can live in 
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We are shocked that this is a $2
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what we believe to be 20 
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And there are fundamental 
financial services that no one 

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of our scale and size is focused
on, right? 

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We look at a coin base and we're
like what a successful business,

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you know, in earnings and in net
profit, but nobody's focused on 

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Bitcoin credit. 
And we look at a strategy, 

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acquired a lot of Bitcoin, but 
nobody's building products. 

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I believe that strategy is 
actually going to beat them to 

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the punch. 
MicroStrategy holds 660,624 

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Bitcoin, and now they can 
effectively begin leveraging 

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that collateral to lend to other
banking partners and 

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institutions who want to get 
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Their CEO, Fong Lee talks about 
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Fong, to switch gears just a 
little bit, in terms of other 

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types of businesses that 
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lending a Bitcoin, it reached a 
record high in the third 

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quarter. 
Why hasn't strategy gotten 

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involved? 
Yeah, we, we run a very simple 

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business, right? 
I've been, I've been doing this 

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for 10 years now, five years 
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We buy and we hold Bitcoin. 
I do think over the course of 

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the next year and I'm quite 
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Traditional finance entering the
Bitcoin world, companies have 

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made announcements, Citibank, 
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You know, big real banks are 
going to offer custody service, 

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lending service and staking and 
otherwise. 

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I think when they enter that 
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counterparties, it's something 
we would we would consider and I

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think would be enthusiastic 
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They're going to now effectively
be able to gain a yield on the 

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Bitcoin that they hold as a 
treasury asset when they lend it

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to other institutions who are 
looking to get into Bitcoin. 

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This aligns with the In Kind 
conversation that Caroline Pham 

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announced the CFTC chair in that
former clip, and this means that

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MicroStrategy is going to be 
able to generate massive amounts

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of profits from their own 
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Adam Back just talked about 

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major banks getting into Bitcoin
recently, talking about how this

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is a major move for Bitcoin and 
its predictions are already 

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coming true. 
Yeah. 

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I mean, I think, you know, 
having experienced the previous 

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5 and 10 years and things have 
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short term, people don't see 
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But if you go back five years, 
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surprising where we are. 
If you go back 10 years, you 

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wouldn't have expected at that 
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be buying to provide Bitcoin 
related products and services, 

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making more portfolio 
recommendations, soften wealth 

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funds, buying Bitcoin, pension 
funds, all, all of these things.

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And there's been a lot of 
regulatory improvement over this

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past year as well in terms of 
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able to be custodian. 
So I think that opens the gate 

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for people. 
Major banks are rolling out 

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Bitcoin access and they're going
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and crypto native companies to 
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Like PNC who's working with 
Coinbase in order to offer 

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Bitcoin backed services to their
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They're going to be rolling out 
buying, holding, trading and 

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lending products and credit 
products to their customers in 

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2026. 
You couple this with the fact 

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that more everyday Americans are
going to be getting Bitcoin 

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through this type of Ave. 
But what if they're also holding

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an in their retirement accounts?
Congress is begging for Bitcoin 

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to be held as an asset in their 
401 KS. 

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Can you imagine $9 trillion 
worth of retirement assets 

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flowing into Bitcoin? 
What if everyday Americans hold 

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it in their banks, in their 
checking accounts, in their 

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retirement accounts? 
Do you really think Bitcoin is 

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going to 0 at that point? 
And This is why we are in the 

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digital gold rush and why 
Bitcoin is going to go up 20 to 

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50% a year for the next decade. 
It's not going to take much for 

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this entire market to move. 
We're in a digital gold rush 

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over the next 4 to 8 years. 
We think institutional adoption 

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increases drastically. 
We think sovereign adoption 

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increases drastically. 
We think digital credit starts 

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to permeate throughout the rest 
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those dynamics, you've got even 
the Bitcoin ETF being the most 

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successful ETF in history. 
That success is going to breed 

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more success and it already has.
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the macro environment we see 
probably next 4 to 8 years 

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between a 30 to 50% compound 
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And we think that will start to 
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and large economies of scale 
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Once bitcoins at a $10 trillion 
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be significantly less volatile 
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rate will will be reducing over 
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But you think we get 30 to 50% 
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Yeah, I'll take it. 
Yeah, I'll take that. 

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Right. 
I mean, you look, you look at 

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the last is 7 years and it's 
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growth rate even what in 2022 is
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90,000 right now. 
What is what is that? 

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That's annualize that that's, 
that's you know, 7080% probably.

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And I don't think it takes a lot
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move it much higher. 
And so one of the interesting 

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things in the Treasury world is 
that like when strategy came 

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out. 
We have plenty of ammo right now

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and there's still plenty of 
people that are bearish heading 

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into 2026. 
We have the money printer or 

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shadow QE reserve management 
purchases of $50 billion a 

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month, albeit not a lot starting
to happen, which means this is a

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major pivot for the Fed and for 
this administration removing 

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from a scenario of quantitative 
tightening to quantitative 

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easing. 
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the fact that this 
administration is in go, go, go,

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go, grow, grow, grow mode 
because they have a bunch of 

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debt due and because this 
president and this 

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administration is very clear 
about their stance on growth and

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moving the American industrial 
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When you add up all of these 
things and major banks getting 

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into Bitcoin, you have a 
scenario that is a bullish 

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cocktail heading into 2026. 
These are just my thoughts, but 

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what are yours? 
I'd love to hear them in the 

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