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Bitcoin can not be a currency because it is volatile for any real business, not only government make it volatile also busyness and any group of power. Bitcoin it like the light and gold like the darkness. Too much light also does not make being discovering anything and vise versa. So it's not true that there are being that did not ever have to cheat at anything. Gold basically delimit the limits of cheating and general system entropy, which shows the inefficiencies of the strategy.
I think the real problem is that the government does control the federal reserve, and by that, I mean the revolving door of regulators that get handed jobs in and out of those institutions that benefit by being so close to them and will never stop doing what they do there. It's just people going in and out of government and the fed, back and forth.
@@drewhanna9057 - True but when you consider the United States, (more specifically, Washington DC), is a corporation, they are all acting with same interests. Profit over people and their freedoms. Even if voting did matter, it doesn’t matter who the people vote into office. The agenda continues to run in the background.
@@throttlebuff Plus, lets face it, none of those countries are going to trust whichever country issues the currency. So this is simply not an option. The only option is for a trustless currency that none of them control or can manipulate and the only answer on planet earth is bitcoin. They'll get there eventually because it's the only option avail to them. Now they may try something else first - I don't discount that but once it fails, they'll settle on bitcoin. The sooner they do it the better for them but the choice is theirs to make.
I doubt Bitcoin is fully there yet for governments to use in trade I maybe be wrong I just think it’s extreme volatility would happen I think it’s a slow walk process
@@yrp237 i'm confused by what you are saying... if it is backed by gold then that is it's value. whatever gold is. as for liquidity if they build it with a larger block size it would actually be more liquid
Strategic reserve doesn’t necessarily mean the holdings are directly used as money. Gold was in strategic reserve but it backed the dollar. I think that is definitely more likely.
good video Government Control Concern: Many believe that governments won't allow Bitcoin to become money due to their control over currency, but this perspective is increasingly outdated as governments begin to adapt. Positive Regulatory Shift: Governments and regulators are warming up to Bitcoin, as evidenced by the approval of Bitcoin ETFs, increasing institutional interest, and bipartisan political support. Sovereign Nations Adopting Bitcoin: Countries like El Salvador are leading the way by adopting Bitcoin as a reserve asset, with other nations potentially following due to economic and security incentives. Debt Solution: Bitcoin offers a potential solution to national debt by appreciating in value faster than national debt grows, positioning Bitcoin as a strategic asset for countries. Game Theory and Early Adoption: Bitcoin's game theory encourages early adoption by rewarding those who adopt it and punishing those who resist, pushing nations to embrace it for long-term economic advantage.
You know if governments just realize they could reprice gold, put BTC on the balance sheet (like Saylor) making it look like they have trillions of more $, they could really print a lot more money. Maybe even Buy all the miners and/or modern ASICs and use currency as internal scrip, UBI. Boom each government controls the base layer and people get the fiat.
One thing I don't understand is how a country can use bitcoin to offset their debt without ruining it for other countries. I mean if the US and China both had enough Bitcoin to cover their own debts, and one of them decided to sell their Bitcoin to eliminate their debt, it seems like that would crash the value of Bitcoin, ruining things for the other country. By adopting Bitcoin as a strategic reserve, wouldn't a country be making itself vulnerable to price manipulation from other countries?
So long as Bitcoin remains decentralized and secure, the game in game theory doesn't end. If a country offloads all of its debt but no longer owns any Bitcoin, is that country in a more enviable position? I don't think getting to $0 debt is the end game, but I'm sure many countries look forward to the day where they can get back to more manageable levels.
Never has a country sold all it's assets to pay off its debt all at once. Everyone knows that would crash the markets. They have an obligation of financial stability. You just need to look solvent, so you you can sell debt, and collect interest. What govts want to do, is fractional reserve banking, to keep printing fiat. Adding to that reserve, will now be Bitcoin, to keep the game going.
No government should be allowed to have debt. Isn't it amazing how governments used to function with only tariffs, not income tax nor sales and property taxes? Bitcoin will enable national debts to be collectively erased much to the shagrin of the wealthy ruling class.
Most of the asset management companies have too much money in the crypto industry for it to fail. Most government officials have funds in the asset management companies so you do the math.
It’s almost perfect timing for BTC to go mainstream. America is weaker than ever and we are moving into a multi-polar world. Game Theory is definitely coming into effect. The U.S. is simply too weak to put the squeeze on other nations at this point - sayonara USD.
She didnt say govts would not allow Bitcoin to become money. She said the opposite. That it will, and when it does it will become regulated like every other financial instrument.
BTC will find its own way. Just like the internet did. And the mobile phone. So many opinions at that time. And nobody could forsee the future This is called evolution I am in
Maybe it's like governments now buying gold, to back their currency. Don't know how the amount of BTC and miners together controls it, since too much control means Bitcoin lost its decentralization and others will then sell out to avoid any centralized powers.
94% of all Bitcoin has already been mined. It’s way too late for nation states to hold any monopoly because there isn’t enough Bitcoin left for them. If they try acquiring large amounts it will cause the price to skyrocket to millions per coin and most still won’t sell.
@@Gregory-o6vGermany didn’t crash the bitcoin price. They released a surplus of coins onto the market which drove down the price temporarily. Price will always rise long term because bitcoin is deflationary and every 4 years only half as much is mined. Also 94% of it has already been mined.
Umm no it didn’t. Your dollars lost 20% of their purchasing power while you most likely gained zero interest in your checking account. Every asset on earth is hyperinflating in fiat terms but when priced in Bitcoin, every asset is falling in price. Study more.
@@SuperheroArmorychannel That's ignorance to use inflation adjusted returns for fiat, but you don't think it applies to Bitcoin by some form of magic. Both are asset adjusted to inflation. My checking account adjusted for inflation or not outperformed the ROI for Bitcoin. You are showing your lack of education and ignorance on the topic. You may want to get educated before posting.
@@dogegamer3288 Zoom out to see reality. You can’t see the forest from the trees. Bitcoin is the best performing asset on planet earth and fiat is one of the worst. If you save in fiat you’re becoming more poor every year. Fiat is a melting ice cube. Bitcoin is Deflationary. Look at the chart of any asset denominated in bitcoin terms over the last 10 years and what you see will shock you.
It’s much too late to make Bitcoin illegal since the financial world has already adopted it. Also Bitcoin is global so it would just move to a more friendly jurisdiction. Try moving 50 ounces of Gold to another country in your check in luggage and it will be stolen at exit or entry. With Bitcoin i can move billions of dollars in and out of any country effortlessly.
I believe Bitcoin will prevail in the long run, but the concern she raised is what worries me most about its future. We are challenging the Leviathan's greatest power-the ability to print money. We must prepare for the countermeasures they will deploy against this revolutionary technology and the black swan events that may emerge. It’s naive to think this battle will be won without significant drama and uncertainty. Embrace the journey, stay prepared, be responsible, and go beyond the optimism of Bitcoin enthusiasts-study its flaws. By doing so, we all stand to benefit
This woman is very clueless! Bitcoin is the top dog & nobody with a brain is waiting to see which “crypto” comes out on top. The answer is very obvious. Also people are already transacting in Bitcoin on a smaller scale and countries are already adopting it as money. Ever hear of El Salvador? Other countries are exploring Bitcoin mining.
If it's money why doesn't microstrategy use it as cash but instead they hold onto it. The more institutions holding on to it will make less appealing to the normal person and that's what is happening right now!
Bitcoin will never see widespread us as currency despite that being its intended use. It will likely be used to back either fiat currencies or a global CBDC style of currency.
@SuperheroArmorychannel At some point, Bitcoin has to be sold or spent if its value is to be sustained, much less increased over time. In the same vein, the price predictions are intended to draw new retail buyers, including those buying the so-called Bitcoin Spot ETFs, who will quickly sell when market manipulation happens in the other direction.
I believe in Bitcoin, it’s a far better place to safeguard your money than fiat. How can anyone trust fiat ? I don’t trust it. Even if it’s backed by gold? The govt in the past has seized citizens gold. So the safest place to be is bitcoin. I’d like to know if any of the sovereign wealth funds own bitcoin. Like the Saudis ? Do they own any bitcoin? Thanks for another informative and interesting show!
Our "Government" is a corporation. Corporations are subject to INTERNATIONAL LAW which prohibits corporations from creating LAW, Corporations can only create STATUTES which are NOT LAWS nor are they enforceable as LAWS. Our original Constitution contains language that guarantees its supremacy over any attempt to override it. Issuing statements indicating an incorporated government has any jurisdiction or authority to override our original Constitutional LAW is pure propaganda.
If bitcoin succeeds… the money printer will no longer exist. The government won’t have nearly as many tentacles without their money printer. At least, that’s the way I see.
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loyalty to Dante? This is how a dog survive, not a man
Bitcoin can not be a currency because it is volatile for any real business, not only government make it volatile also busyness and any group of power. Bitcoin it like the light and gold like the darkness. Too much light also does not make being discovering anything and vise versa. So it's not true that there are being that did not ever have to cheat at anything. Gold basically delimit the limits of cheating and general system entropy, which shows the inefficiencies of the strategy.
Dante and Hurley are both terrific.
Bitcoiners benefit as we now enjoy double BTC content.
I don't know why we rarely get to create awareness about bitcoin and crypto SCAMS while promoting cryptocurrencies
Dante Cook is on Simply Bitcoin now.
Thanks for the tip!
Sad that channel has 1/3 of subscribers cuz he deserves 100K plus at least
@@mickeydrago9401 100 percent
Dante is over at Simply Bitcoin!!
Thank you!
What?? Seriously?? Fantastic 😀👍
Government doesn’t issue, nor do they control the money. That’s the private federal reserve bank. And that’s the problem.
and the Banks own the Fed.......and the bankers control the world!!!
Government control fed,,,,,grow up
I think the real problem is that the government does control the federal reserve, and by that, I mean the revolving door of regulators that get handed jobs in and out of those institutions that benefit by being so close to them and will never stop doing what they do there. It's just people going in and out of government and the fed, back and forth.
@@drewhanna9057 - True but when you consider the United States, (more specifically, Washington DC), is a corporation, they are all acting with same interests. Profit over people and their freedoms.
Even if voting did matter, it doesn’t matter who the people vote into office. The agenda continues to run in the background.
@billyboy385 bitcoin is very different than a private entity. Bitcoin is open source software that anyone can run and has no gatekeeper.
As soon as BRICS announce s bitcoin as their settlement option for trade the US will be forced to adopt the strategy.
surely they will create their own coin called the brick or some shit
@@throttlebuff won't work, it'll have no value. Even if they back it with gold it won't ever be as liquid & viable as bitcoin is right now.
@@throttlebuff Plus, lets face it, none of those countries are going to trust whichever country issues the currency. So this is simply not an option. The only option is for a trustless currency that none of them control or can manipulate and the only answer on planet earth is bitcoin. They'll get there eventually because it's the only option avail to them. Now they may try something else first - I don't discount that but once it fails, they'll settle on bitcoin. The sooner they do it the better for them but the choice is theirs to make.
I doubt Bitcoin is fully there yet for governments to use in trade I maybe be wrong I just think it’s extreme volatility would happen I think it’s a slow walk process
@@yrp237 i'm confused by what you are saying... if it is backed by gold then that is it's value. whatever gold is. as for liquidity if they build it with a larger block size it would actually be more liquid
Once you look at Bitcoin as a protocol, your lens changes
Awesome video + Great information!!! THANK YOU!!!!!
Thanks for watching!
This content from Swan is leaps and bounds above the older content. Nice work lads
_What kind of sycophant are you?_
Great explanation of the value of the game theory. Thanks.
Unimantic's growth potential is exciting, I can see why so many people are jumping on board.
The buzz around is hard to ignore, might be time to dive into this investment opportunity.
It may be a good idea to get a little in case it takes off.
It may be a good idea to learn about it so you dont sell it for 2x and kick yourself forever
Thank you
Where is Dante Cook?
He's on the Simply Bitcoin channel
Dante Cook 🇺🇲🤔👍at Simply Bitcoin
That's crazy. Good Stuff.
To the moon with Unimantic!)))
So proud that the peers in this sector are all 20 years elder/senior. This is how we're coming.
Who is the old lady waiting for “Jesus” to return? BTC is here baby.
Great content regards from Oz.
Thanks Hurley
Excellent video.
thanks for watching!
"Regulatory boot come down"....and you get voted out of office. Game Theory 101.
Or Luigi comes around
Strategic reserve doesn’t necessarily mean the holdings are directly used as money. Gold was in strategic reserve but it backed the dollar. I think that is definitely more likely.
That is what Trump means by Bitcoun as a national strategic reserve - to back the US Dollar.
Absolute genius
good video
Government Control Concern: Many believe that governments won't allow Bitcoin to become money due to their control over currency, but this perspective is increasingly outdated as governments begin to adapt.
Positive Regulatory Shift: Governments and regulators are warming up to Bitcoin, as evidenced by the approval of Bitcoin ETFs, increasing institutional interest, and bipartisan political support.
Sovereign Nations Adopting Bitcoin: Countries like El Salvador are leading the way by adopting Bitcoin as a reserve asset, with other nations potentially following due to economic and security incentives.
Debt Solution: Bitcoin offers a potential solution to national debt by appreciating in value faster than national debt grows, positioning Bitcoin as a strategic asset for countries.
Game Theory and Early Adoption: Bitcoin's game theory encourages early adoption by rewarding those who adopt it and punishing those who resist, pushing nations to embrace it for long-term economic advantage.
Much better than Dante!!
“Whichever crypto currency emerges as the winner” - immediately lost all credibility to speak on the topic
😂
@@Swan_Bitcoinyeah. She’s a joke
Exactly. Auntie still rocks the brick phone in her purse and thinks blockchain is some type of shopping mall.
Great show!🇦🇺👍
Grazie. 🔝💪
what year is this?
2024, what happens in the time you came here from?…
The only bank I trust is Bitcoin
all you Dudes talking about crypto - when Stef's on board 🔥❤🔥
bitcoin is not anonymous quite the opposite.
Your have xmr
YES YES and YES - BUY NOW.
You know if governments just realize they could reprice gold, put BTC on the balance sheet (like Saylor) making it look like they have trillions of more $, they could really print a lot more money. Maybe even Buy all the miners and/or modern ASICs and use currency as internal scrip, UBI. Boom each government controls the base layer and people get the fiat.
Tx Dante 😘, loyalty? this is how a dog survive, not a man
Does swan offer storage of Bitcoin?
at the moment the Unimantic project is showing itself well in terms of capitalization, what do you think about it?
Where is Dante?
Go check out the Simply Bitcoin channel
Print the money
Buy the bitcoin
e-tuk tuk is driving the meme coin bus, and it’s a smooth ride! 🚗🚌
One thing I don't understand is how a country can use bitcoin to offset their debt without ruining it for other countries. I mean if the US and China both had enough Bitcoin to cover their own debts, and one of them decided to sell their Bitcoin to eliminate their debt, it seems like that would crash the value of Bitcoin, ruining things for the other country. By adopting Bitcoin as a strategic reserve, wouldn't a country be making itself vulnerable to price manipulation from other countries?
So long as Bitcoin remains decentralized and secure, the game in game theory doesn't end. If a country offloads all of its debt but no longer owns any Bitcoin, is that country in a more enviable position? I don't think getting to $0 debt is the end game, but I'm sure many countries look forward to the day where they can get back to more manageable levels.
Never has a country sold all it's assets to pay off its debt all at once. Everyone knows that would crash the markets. They have an obligation of financial stability. You just need to look solvent, so you you can sell debt, and collect interest. What govts want to do, is fractional reserve banking, to keep printing fiat. Adding to that reserve, will now be Bitcoin, to keep the game going.
No government should be allowed to have debt. Isn't it amazing how governments used to function with only tariffs, not income tax nor sales and property taxes? Bitcoin will enable national debts to be collectively erased much to the shagrin of the wealthy ruling class.
Alright everyone! Smash buy plz
Good job brother.
Bitcoin is constantly evolving too, and we've been one-step-ahead of the goblins every step of the way.
Do you consider Blackrock et. al. good for Bitcoin?
Can you tell me more? I thought the whole reason ethereum exists is because of fundamental limitations on the Bitcoin blockchain
Bitcoin makes BRICs unnecessary
No. BRICS is a strategic move to eventually isolate the American Empire, which will collapse, as did the Roman Empire and the British Empire.
Most of the asset management companies have too much money in the crypto industry for it to fail. Most government officials have funds in the asset management companies so you do the math.
Future people will be buying SATOSHI s - nobody will have 1 whole bitcoin as it will be $millions per coin.
Get out of scam city
It’s almost perfect timing for BTC to go mainstream. America is weaker than ever and we are moving into a multi-polar world. Game Theory is definitely coming into effect. The U.S. is simply too weak to put the squeeze on other nations at this point - sayonara USD.
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She didnt say govts would not allow Bitcoin to become money. She said the opposite. That it will, and when it does it will become regulated like every other financial instrument.
7:28 great reason why Bitcoin may become a universal means of trade and barter.
BTC will find its own way. Just like the internet did. And the mobile phone. So many opinions at that time. And nobody could forsee the future This is called evolution
I am in
She doesn’t understand Bitcoin.
How will having in 2M BTC reserve, give the U.S. power or control over BTC?
Maybe it's like governments now buying gold, to back their currency. Don't know how the amount of BTC and miners together controls it, since too much control means Bitcoin lost its decentralization and others will then sell out to avoid any centralized powers.
controll supply and demand, like with the strategic oil reserve
Look how Gernany crashed the Bitcoin price recently.
94% of all Bitcoin has already been mined. It’s way too late for nation states to hold any monopoly because there isn’t enough Bitcoin left for them. If they try acquiring large amounts it will cause the price to skyrocket to millions per coin and most still won’t sell.
@@Gregory-o6vGermany didn’t crash the bitcoin price. They released a surplus of coins onto the market which drove down the price temporarily. Price will always rise long term because bitcoin is deflationary and every 4 years only half as much is mined. Also 94% of it has already been mined.
My checking account is the most pristine asset on earth. It outperformed Bitcoin over the last 3.7 years.
Umm no it didn’t. Your dollars lost 20% of their purchasing power while you most likely gained zero interest in your checking account. Every asset on earth is hyperinflating in fiat terms but when priced in Bitcoin, every asset is falling in price. Study more.
@@SuperheroArmorychannel That's ignorance to use inflation adjusted returns for fiat, but you don't think it applies to Bitcoin by some form of magic. Both are asset adjusted to inflation. My checking account adjusted for inflation or not outperformed the ROI for Bitcoin. You are showing your lack of education and ignorance on the topic. You may want to get educated before posting.
@@dogegamer3288 Zoom out to see reality. You can’t see the forest from the trees. Bitcoin is the best performing asset on planet earth and fiat is one of the worst. If you save in fiat you’re becoming more poor every year. Fiat is a melting ice cube. Bitcoin is Deflationary. Look at the chart of any asset denominated in bitcoin terms over the last 10 years and what you see will shock you.
Or will governments incentivize businesses to accept another form of currency?
Why did Dante leave?
DANTE HAS NOT RETURNED = BITCOIN IS DUMPING
He’s on simply bitcoin now
@@CalvinGroover HURAH!
Thanks for the info, I missef him.
He is now at Simply Bitcoin 😊
Dante Cook at Simply Bitcoin 🤔👍
they tried to stomp out BTC many times 🤣 they cant even keep drugs out of the usa
Currency is all going digital. With local cash transactions. Digital tokens or currency will be about exchanges.
Why is Dante gone???
Swan shitcanned most of their staff several weeks back.
Ok everyone Dante is on Simply Bitcoin. See everyone there.😊
Swans a racist organization
why aren't countries buying btc in anticipation of the usa possibly building a btc strategic reserve?
Some already are but they aren’t going to announce it publicly except El Salvador.
Sponge V2 is soaking up the competition with low-cost transfers. 🌊💵
Pepe Unchained's pumping harder than my heart during a crypto dip! 💚📈
Bitcoin IS money! 🫡
Money is energy.
Bitcoin is an illusion which will be crushed at the end of of March 2025 soon after hitting $82k
Not according to Alasdair McLeod….🤷♂️
@@DrRock2009 it’s OK. I’ll have a word with him later. He’ll come around 🫡
btc is done. buy monero, real crypto.
Sorry bro… I like that other dude that was like borderline cracked that was doing videos 😂😂 he was FUN
Gold was illegal to own prior to leaving the gold standard. Of course they'd never do the same with Bitcoin...
It’s much too late to make Bitcoin illegal since the financial world has already adopted it. Also Bitcoin is global so it would just move to a more friendly jurisdiction. Try moving 50 ounces of Gold to another country in your check in luggage and it will be stolen at exit or entry. With Bitcoin i can move billions of dollars in and out of any country effortlessly.
👍👍👍
It's not money... and it is, if you want it to be
i buy 20k of bitcoin now!!!!!!
Mega Dice Token was a no-brainer for my family - easy money on the way 🎲💼
They would rather us transact in shiny rocks like silver and gold before we scan into bitcoin.
I believe Bitcoin will prevail in the long run, but the concern she raised is what worries me most about its future. We are challenging the Leviathan's greatest power-the ability to print money. We must prepare for the countermeasures they will deploy against this revolutionary technology and the black swan events that may emerge. It’s naive to think this battle will be won without significant drama and uncertainty. Embrace the journey, stay prepared, be responsible, and go beyond the optimism of Bitcoin enthusiasts-study its flaws. By doing so, we all stand to benefit
But I digress, that's Dante's line
Dante is now on Simply Bitcoin channel.
Its a commodity
This woman is very clueless! Bitcoin is the top dog & nobody with a brain is waiting to see which “crypto” comes out on top. The answer is very obvious. Also people are already transacting in Bitcoin on a smaller scale and countries are already adopting it as money. Ever hear of El Salvador? Other countries are exploring Bitcoin mining.
I would prefer that Brunel unbuttons and the crazy old broad buttons up the same amount.
my thought is that this year only Unimantic will show itself, it's capitalization has grown a lot this year, so it's going to keep going up.
Hurley!!!
If it's money why doesn't microstrategy use it as cash but instead they hold onto it. The more institutions holding on to it will make less appealing to the normal person and that's what is happening right now!
Bitcoin will never see widespread us as currency despite that being its intended use. It will likely be used to back either fiat currencies or a global CBDC style of currency.
Why would you sell the most valuable asset (Bitcoin) for US dollars that can printed out of thin air?
@SuperheroArmorychannel At some point, Bitcoin has to be sold or spent if its value is to be sustained, much less increased over time. In the same vein, the price predictions are intended to draw new retail buyers, including those buying the so-called Bitcoin Spot ETFs, who will quickly sell when market manipulation happens in the other direction.
a lot of bitcoin youtubers keep lamenting for Lazlo for his purchase of pizza with thousands of bitcoins. they should stop doing that
98k now
I believe in Bitcoin, it’s a far better place to safeguard your money than fiat. How can anyone trust fiat ? I don’t trust it. Even if it’s backed by gold? The govt in the past has seized citizens gold. So the safest place to be is bitcoin. I’d like to know if any of the sovereign wealth funds own bitcoin. Like the Saudis ? Do they own any bitcoin? Thanks for another informative and interesting show!
For them to have ‘authority’ you have to be in their jurisdiction.
He who creates owns . 😉
Simply Bitcoin scored Dante and his following. Dante is back on Simply Bitcoin Friday & Tuesday.
Briget Macron ?
"The government will ban it" is becoming an intellectually lazy argument at this point...
Our "Government" is a corporation. Corporations are subject to INTERNATIONAL LAW which prohibits corporations from creating LAW, Corporations can only create STATUTES which are NOT LAWS nor are they enforceable as LAWS. Our original Constitution contains language that guarantees its supremacy over any attempt to override it. Issuing statements indicating an incorporated government has any jurisdiction or authority to override our original Constitutional LAW is pure propaganda.
Hopefully the government doesn’t try to take it away from us because I have a lot of money in there
If bitcoin succeeds… the money printer will no longer exist. The government won’t have nearly as many tentacles without their money printer. At least, that’s the way I see.
I buy the many btc coins and noew feel much relax
To ban Bitcoin you would have to ban the internet.
Monero has been banned by governments without shutting down the Internet.
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Did "expert" Steph Pomboy just wake up from a 5 year coma?
BTC is an NSA project
Will you still say that when you are poor and BTC = $100k? $1M? 😂
Keep your Bitcoin in an ETF see how fast the Government can seize your Bitcoin !
Then Kaspa come
Are there still people who believe bitcoin will be banned...? lol
I miss Dante so far!!
Dante is over at Simply Bitcoin channel
@@Swan_Bitcoinhows tucker carlson doing.....racists
@@ceerawlins3412 That's your answer to everything, isnt it?