Bitcoin's Black Swans (Featuring Doomberg) (Audio Only) - Episode 45
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- In this episode Cas Piancey and Bennett Tomlin are joined by the illustrious chicken Doomberg to discuss Bitcoin market structures that are under-discussed.
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This was an awesome episode, not that you guys don’t always crush it. I would definitely love to hear more from Doomberg on the pod in the future
Thank you! They were great!
Very often, there's a difference between knowing something and understanding something. And my word, Doomberg has a clear understanding of the mess we are in (not just crypto).
Yeaaahh! The new episode!!
Whoever predicted a rush to the exits, looks like a smart person right now.
A company like Apple never says; "whoops we got hacked and lost all the money!!!" Sorry, not our fault!! lololol Crypto is a crazy scam.
I'm going back through the back-catalog. Doomberg described a very good application of game theory to this strange market.
I see green chicken, I click
Never paid that much attention to what Mr. Sailor has been doing. I assumed first that it was a marketing ploy for Microstrategy, then that he was secure untill 3k and now I am going to watch the video again because I did not comprehend the significance and logic.
Why would crypto be any less lawless than Wall Street?
This question makes no sense. They aren't 2 separate things after all.
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I think the price discovery in crypto, now anyway, is way more real that what goes on in the traditional financial markets. Anyone want to buy a bond these days? Or some ridiculous tech play at 1000 times revenue? The liquidity will be there if there is still a market and I don't see that changing anytime soon, in fact, I see the case for it growing every day. I do agree though that leverage has no place in crypto and my hope is that eventually all the degenerate gamblers get washed out or regulation does come in and put a stop to it. We want to build a new system, not emulate the broken thing we're trying to escape. Tether is a problem, but you act like it's the only stable coin - it's not and the options are getting better all the time. Eventually, I think Tether will come in line or get bumped off.
Bonds did well past few years. A safe, secure 3% would've been better than most crypto.
@@earnthis1 bitcoin was $5k 3 years ago, an almost 6X differential. But you'd prefer a 3% bond that currently have negative yields? Did they teach that kind of math to you in liberal arts college?
Very interesting, thank you guys.
Another realllly good episode. It's always nice to hear people think about the actual implications and instability of how people have approached crypto. A lot of gold nuggets in this talk :)
Thank you!