I agree with Peter 100%. Also, buy some phisical Gold and Silver if you can. These metals are severely undervalued right now. The opportunity is there for those who are able to see it.
@@lorenzogarcia9890 Because Fed is artificially holding down inflation. And if Gold is a hedge for inflation...it means the fed is holding down the price of gold.
Here in the philippines even you have work we still short of money to buy food the inflation in our country is not mentioning in mainstream media the government want to block any inflation issue in our country
@@Richest_Person_in_the_World What currency do you purchase expecting the value to just go up on its own? When you get a paycheck for $1000, is anyone expecting it to "moon" to $5000? The point is to have sound money. Gold will go up because it's a hedge to inflation. Much like other physical items are now. Like groceries. But if you had the gold, in ANY inflation or deflation time. The same hold would purchase the same amount of groceries no matter what. Not compared to inflation in Fiat.
Amazing talk. The only thing that Michael Saylor would disagree with is Peter’s claim that gold can last forever and is protected by a third party. Michael points to times in history where one country invaded another country and stole their gold. If that were to happen, the people who own gold notes are basically going to lose all their wealth. Michael argues that bitcoin doesn’t pose this risk because there is no third party that controls the actual bitcoins. However, as Peter points out, bitcoin has no intrinsic value.
You're doing a fantastic job! Could you help me with something unrelated: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). Could you explain how to move them to Binance?
100% agree with any form of currency to be backed by a commodity like gold but One question that should be asked is what happens when there is a natural disaster and the internet dysfunctions? Unless the digitally backed currency is also aligned to a fiat/ paper currency that can be stored and transacted off the internet, it is flawed as a true form of currency.
Gold is a barbarous relic. They take it from the ground, and in the end store it in an underground central bank vault. All the effort for Ground-Ground
@@alvarohigino correct eventually it will be much more. Asteroid mining is not as far away as you might think and let me tell you, there is a TON of gold in space.
Unfortunately, not one of Peter Schiff's better presentations. Seemed a bit unorganized and despite the topic being Gold having a place in the modern world with the help of the blockchain, he then concedes at the end by saying there still needs to be paper market for gold as well due to the dangers of government surveillance and the risk it poses to our privacy. I wish he articulated that better because he seemed to backtrack at the end but his argument from the beginning should've been that gold blockchain should exist not alone, but alongside the traditional paper market of Gold. He could've justified the position more by saying that technology, while it does have it enhancements, does have some tradeoffs, and that is with privacy. In a digital world, one loses more a sense of privacy due to the ease at which governments can surveillance. I wish he brought that to the audience's attention more. Many people in the crypto world who believe that digital assets are the future while also having very anarchist views seem to fail to understand the contradiction in their world view. There is a reason why many of the notorious anarchists in history were opposed to a civilized society and any technological advancements at all, they were more cavemen in style and would prefer bartering, despite how inefficient it is, due to their sole priority in life being privacy above all else. Of course, the tradeoff is that if you love technology, you are by definition willing to sacrifice a bit of your privacy; classic you cannot have your cake and eat it too.
To name a few things, your Mastercard is controlled by a corporation. Bitcoin is controlled by no-one. Final settlement on a transaction with Mastercard takes months. With Bitcoin, final settlement occurs in 6 blocks, or 1 hr. Bitcoin is not fiat, it is a digital commodity that is worth $37,000 right now.@@Semi_Successful
bitcoin as money is just as practical as surviving on digital "food". cows and pigs and potatoes and gold are physical commodities that cost resources to produce.
Bitcoin does not have any value? Bitcoin is not just the token, it's the whole network. Safest network in the world and nobody can stop you if you wanna transact with somebody else! THAT is valuable to some, same thing for gold. Gold is a commodity yes but useless if you don't have any food, same for Bitcoin.
What was really revolutionary and outstanding about Bitcoin is the use cases for blockchain technology but certainly not BTC as a medium of exchange or even a store of value (but yes as a risky speculative investment without any backing).
Peter is the greatest economist of our time.
After me
The 🐐 alongside Dr. Ron Paul 💪🏽 #EndTheFed
the man is a legend & i cannot wait to tell my future sons about him god bless you Peter Schiff
I agree with Peter 100%. Also, buy some phisical Gold and Silver if you can. These metals are severely undervalued right now. The opportunity is there for those who are able to see it.
how come it is undervalued if the current price is near the all-time high? 13T market cap and the central banks are holding a lot.
@@lorenzogarcia9890 Because Fed is artificially holding down inflation. And if Gold is a hedge for inflation...it means the fed is holding down the price of gold.
Gold is all over the universe, it’s not scarce. Bitcoin is limited to 21 million units, ever. It’s obvious, BTC is more scarce. Bye Schiff.
The 🐐 of economics 👌🏼 #Gold & #Silver to the 🌕 baby Sound Money > Fiat currency
It's almost pay day and I can't wait to buy more gold dips. Thank you, Peter.
Here in the philippines even you have work we still short of money to buy food the inflation in our country is not mentioning in mainstream media the government want to block any inflation issue in our country
Banks/governments print infinite money, buy everything, raise prices. They survive off you, like parasites. #goldstanderd
The government needs to run your economy on BSV. nChain can help the People.
He got the biggest applause at the end, when he said bitcoin was a pump and dump. Go gold!!
a gold backed crypto is the ultimate killer, i'd love to buy some gold backed crypto ! !
It's there already. Pax gold. Tether gold.
@@felixnewman2473 ha ha ha ha ha tether gold hah ah aha ha bha ha
@@felixnewman2473Built on ETH who are unlicensed, infringing on nChain patents.
Not really because a gold-backed crypto cannot moon. Why would it, it's pegged to gold price
@@Richest_Person_in_the_World What currency do you purchase expecting the value to just go up on its own?
When you get a paycheck for $1000, is anyone expecting it to "moon" to $5000?
The point is to have sound money.
Gold will go up because it's a hedge to inflation. Much like other physical items are now. Like groceries. But if you had the gold, in ANY inflation or deflation time. The same hold would purchase the same amount of groceries no matter what. Not compared to inflation in Fiat.
Amazing talk. The only thing that Michael Saylor would disagree with is Peter’s claim that gold can last forever and is protected by a third party. Michael points to times in history where one country invaded another country and stole their gold. If that were to happen, the people who own gold notes are basically going to lose all their wealth.
Michael argues that bitcoin doesn’t pose this risk because there is no third party that controls the actual bitcoins.
However, as Peter points out, bitcoin has no intrinsic value.
Congratulations Peter
That is why we should buy gold in exchange for our currency. Thankful for the opportunity someone introduces us to Quantum Metal.
You're doing a fantastic job! Could you help me with something unrelated: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). Could you explain how to move them to Binance?
100% agree with any form of currency to be backed by a commodity like gold but One question that should be asked is what happens when there is a natural disaster and the internet dysfunctions? Unless the digitally backed currency is also aligned to a fiat/ paper currency that can be stored and transacted off the internet, it is flawed as a true form of currency.
Gold backed crypto already exists, does it not? There are several coins backed by gold as I understand it. What am I missing?
Digital Gold and Goldbacks will be the money of the future
Living legend
Sounds a lot like Kenisis money
Gold is a barbarous relic. They take it from the ground, and in the end store it in an underground central bank vault.
All the effort for Ground-Ground
Its genies, it would be adopted worldwide, essentially a private gold bank, no inflation, because u holding gold when u bank there
You realize the gold supply increases at about 2% per year as well right? Solved nothing by switching to gold. Bitcoin is the answer
@@aaron_vdp it will get harder to mine. Do you know who made bitcoin? Maybe you promote the central banks?
@@aaron_vdp: Yes but no.
@@aaron_vdpNot forever, and the economy can overpass the gold inflation.
@@alvarohigino correct eventually it will be much more. Asteroid mining is not as far away as you might think and let me tell you, there is a TON of gold in space.
Unfortunately, not one of Peter Schiff's better presentations. Seemed a bit unorganized and despite the topic being Gold having a place in the modern world with the help of the blockchain, he then concedes at the end by saying there still needs to be paper market for gold as well due to the dangers of government surveillance and the risk it poses to our privacy. I wish he articulated that better because he seemed to backtrack at the end but his argument from the beginning should've been that gold blockchain should exist not alone, but alongside the traditional paper market of Gold. He could've justified the position more by saying that technology, while it does have it enhancements, does have some tradeoffs, and that is with privacy. In a digital world, one loses more a sense of privacy due to the ease at which governments can surveillance. I wish he brought that to the audience's attention more. Many people in the crypto world who believe that digital assets are the future while also having very anarchist views seem to fail to understand the contradiction in their world view. There is a reason why many of the notorious anarchists in history were opposed to a civilized society and any technological advancements at all, they were more cavemen in style and would prefer bartering, despite how inefficient it is, due to their sole priority in life being privacy above all else. Of course, the tradeoff is that if you love technology, you are by definition willing to sacrifice a bit of your privacy; classic you cannot have your cake and eat it too.
The funny thing is Peter is literally describing what Bitcoin already acheives
What makes BTC different from my Mastercard? It's still a fiat currency that has no value.
Then you didn't get the point.
To name a few things, your Mastercard is controlled by a corporation. Bitcoin is controlled by no-one. Final settlement on a transaction with Mastercard takes months. With Bitcoin, final settlement occurs in 6 blocks, or 1 hr. Bitcoin is not fiat, it is a digital commodity that is worth $37,000 right now.@@Semi_Successful
#Bitcoin hasn’t achieved 100% privacy the way u can with #Gold
bitcoin as money is just as practical as surviving on digital "food". cows and pigs and potatoes and gold are physical commodities that cost resources to produce.
Yes please 🙏 to all people and the world from Philippines love God please to Emma Fuentes baltazar to all of us please ❤️
$DIGau
Bitcoin does not have any value? Bitcoin is not just the token, it's the whole network. Safest network in the world and nobody can stop you if you wanna transact with somebody else! THAT is valuable to some, same thing for gold. Gold is a commodity yes but useless if you don't have any food, same for Bitcoin.
If a government shuts off power. I still have money with gold. Look at Gaza for example
What was really revolutionary and outstanding about Bitcoin is the use cases for blockchain technology but certainly not BTC as a medium of exchange or even a store of value (but yes as a risky speculative investment without any backing).
He agrees that the Bitcoin network is valuable. The token itself has no intrinsic value.
You've completely missed his point.
@@ekkamailaxValue is subjective
Block chain sounds possible digital gold. must have real gold transfer from US 😅😂
XRP
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