With Trump's policies and Bitcoin's recent surge back above $90K, I'm absolutely keeping an eye on cryptocurrency stocks now. Given the level of market turbulence, this could be a worthwhile industry to look into for expansion prospects.
I concur. We should exercise caution even when presented with excellent prospects. It is crucial to seek market analysis or counsel from qualified market strategists.
Indeed, having a well-thought-out plan is essential. Since the beginning of last year, my portfolio has doubled. It may take until Q1 2025, but my market analyst and I are aiming for a seven-figure target.
It's been quite a pump. But you know, with crypto, the big question is always when to take profits. What are your thoughts on that? I've been holding $250k worth of crypto since 2021 and seen it pump n dump
I've been keeping an eye on the charts, and it does look like a major breakout. The real challenge is predicting when this pump will end. Timing the market can be tricky.
Right, when it comes to situations like this, it's ideal to engage in various options using an advisor, and I can attest to success of the basket approach seeing my portfolio grow from $350k to almost $1m in barely 3 years, by far my best financial milestone.
I’m intrigued by your progress. Could you share some insights into your trading strategy or perhaps recommend any specific resources or mentors that have led to your success.
Finding financial advisors like Vivian Jean Wilhelm who can assist you shape your portfolio would be a very creative option. There will be difficult times ahead, and prudent personal money management will be essential to navigating them.
no idea why trump wants something you can't hold or access if internet or hydro goes down? I agree 100%! "gold certificates" were $! now what is it backed by? theres been no audit of how much gold the US really holds since the 1950s! I bet they have fa & the certificates will end up being useless lol I'll stick with my physical G&S glad gold was made a tier 1 asset!!! bitcoin isn't lol
@@martinr2040 Money has never actually been based on gold or precious metals in a significant way. That’s a myth. Almost all transactions have been based on credit/debt, throughout all of history. Some of the earliest writings we’ve uncovered have been records of debt. Those early stone tablets are essentially the first examples of money. Money as we know it today started as paper notes from banks, which were essentially a small record of debt. Precious metal coins have never been a significant part of what we’d today consider money. Almost nobody went around paying for daily things or getting business done by exchanging such coins. That would be slow and inefficient and there would never have been enough precious metals to facilitate all the trade that was happening. No, things got done by systems of credit. Just like today: money today is a system of credit. Gold is not a system of credit so you can never base real money on gold.
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How did you manage to achieve that level of growth? I've been trying everything I can to improve my investments, I want to retire in a few years and I need a better diversification
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Timing is crucial, and as Ms Evelyn Vera suggests, it's often wise to make purchases during market downturns, prioritize acquiring solid assets, and explore options that allow you to generate passive income while yu invest
If the American government actually wants to buy 1 million BTC over a period of 5 years, that would be the same as buying 548 BTC per day. Given that only 450 BTC are being mined per day now (until 2028), that means they would be purchasing 122% of the daily production of BTC for 5 years straight. So, on top of purchasing every single newly mined BTC, they would need to find sellers in the market (at a rate of 98 BTC per day on average). The more interesting question then becomes: at which price will those BTC have to be purchased?
@ indeed, that’s what they would be doing, and they’d continue to drive up the BTC price with it. I’m just speaking for myself here, but in a world where the US government is aggressively purchasing BTC, the phrase “sell BTC” becomes more and more a contradiction in terms. Why sell a deflationary asset on steroids?
What I think will happen is, there will be a limit of the price somewhere in the future. Because all the big players joined already long time ago in this game, but now we hear it in the media officially, via ETFS and so on. Blackrock (550.000), JP Morgan, El salvador (5968 BTC), Micro Strategy (386,700 BTC). They will continue the pump and dumb the people and robb every new entry or trader inside of bitcoin exchanges. Thats it. It is and will be forever a hobby digital value saving strategy, nothing more.
I want to agree, but all accounts of robbery are defined by law. Same goes for taxes. If the law says it isn't robbery, it isn't. Don't like it? Lobby. The law exists as an intermediary to separate justified vs unjustified violence. Without it we have chaos.
@@ArcanePath360 Sure. It's simple semantics. "Theft" is defined as a "crime" or "felonious" act. If the law says tax isn't a crime or felony... then semantically it isn't theft.
The US buying into a risky asset with „borrowed“ money in the hopes of paying off the debt with great financial returns. That definetely sounds like a good idea
but it is a great way for the whales to start getting out. one of the problems with being bitcoin rich is the difficulty of cashing out. now trump is going to provide a way for them to do so an leave the US as the bag holder.
Isn’t this how SBF landed himself in Federal prison with FTX and his FTT? Borrowing $$ from his hedge fund to float FTX until he got regulated so he could right his ship. I wouldn’t be surprised to learn that SBF is working with Pump n Dump Trump and his new BTC Czar on this crap.
May as well go to one of Trumps casino's and play the roulette wheel......oh right, they went teats up didn't they?......guess going there would be throwing good money after bad.....and buying bitcoins or anyother crypto would be just the same. Like most pryamid schemes, only the early adopters make money, johnny come latelies end up holding the bag when the whole scheme collapses upon itself. I was very bullish on crypto at first, but the more I studied it and learn, the more I saw it as the scam it was and is.
@@neeneko Get out? Why would the whales want to get out and abandon the hardest money human existence has ever witnessed? You really think they will trade bitcoin for fiat which will inevitably keep losing value? People really still don't get it do they
exactly, so basically the government is buying bitcoins with gold certificate that is based on today's value, and the physical gold reserves of gold has been halted its value during the Nixon Period.
1 million bitcoin is NOT 5% of the remaining bitcoin supply. It's about 5% of the TOTAL bitcoin supply. At the moment, almost 19.8 million bitcoin have been mined in total, which leaves about 1.2 million bitcoin to be mined between today and the year 2140. So, the government is actually eyeing about 83% of the remaining bitcoin supply. Of course, BTC still gets sold by those who own, so it's not like all of that supply necessarily needs to come from newly mined BTC.
@@yinyang9109 Isn't that fuckin insane? A large portion of the TOTAL Bitcoin is just.... not accessible. Could you just imagine losing a Bitcoin you bought 10 years ago?
One thing you overlooked in this episode is that the gold being held by the Federal Reserve (in Ft Knox, New York and elsewhere) has NEVER been audited. In fact, other countries, for whom we are storing their gold, have from time to time pressed this issue concerning their own gold. But gold is very fungible so when a pallet is rolled out for, say, Brazil, there is no way that they can KNOW that this is their gold and not just a random "flash of stash".
@@ForceMassMotion-b6v They have enough actual gold I don't think they would have to do that. When, say, Ecuador asks to verify their deposit the administrators just roll out 17-pallets saying, "There it is". But they are not marked or branded so could be anyone's gold. Resisting the audit - which they have done for DECADES - lends credence to the possibility they may not have all that they should. And where would it have gone? We know Obama - as just a very recent and public example - sent a plane load to... wait for it... IRAN. The world is insane.
We were on track to eliminating the debt under Clinton. Then the Bush tax cuts happened, and the trump tax cuts happened. (also the idiotic war on terror that only created more terrorists) You wanna solve the debt? stop giving tax breaks to the rich, and stop voting in republicans who keep doing the tax breaks. We have the money as a nation, we just refuse to actually tax the people with it.
My take is that the few people that hold the most Bitcoin want the US government to buy it so that they have somebody to sell it to so they can liquidize the appreciation of their assets.
I mean think about it if the US buys 1 million Bitcoin that means that some group of people gain 100 billion dollars. So those that hold the most Bitcoin stand to benefit immediately.
ur take is wrong😂 like u people can just not speak on crypto if u have no idea what ur talking about its the same reason u missed out on multiple run ups
Crypto stocks are definitely on my radar now, especially with Trump’s policies and Bitcoin climbing back over $90K. With all the market uncertainty, this might be a good sector to explore for growth opportunities.
I agree. Even with great opportunities, we should proceed cautiously. Seeking market analysis or advice from certified market strategists is important.
Absolutely, having a solid plan is crucial. My portf0lio has doubled since early last year. My market analyst and I are working towards a seven-figure goal, though it might take until Q1 2025.
There are a handful of experts in the field. I've experimented with a few over the past years, but I've stuck with ‘’ Carol Vivian Constable” for about five years now, and her performance has been consistently impressive. She’s quite known in her field, look-her up.
money doesn't not depreciate over time, it holds its value regardless of time. so called money lenders like the banks offer you "currency" for your assets. where "currency" is guaranteed to loose its value over time - at least at the rate of inflation (and at the whims of central bank by simply pressing a few buttons to create more of it out of thin air), and traditional assets, such as your house, tends to loose its value slower or in many instances proven to appreciate over time. currency is not money.
As humans we a our worst enemy we exist with bias so unless we take the time and effort to question ourselves and thinking we will tend to follow what we believe at that point in time
We all know it was just a round about saying that they will print money to buy Bitcoin. That's exactly the plan and that has always been the only way for heavily indebted countries like the USA. The thing is, the party is still going for USA because we still have world reserve currency status and this move is to attempt to keep that status (which is on shaky ground, for sure). If the USA is holding more Bitcoin relative to the rest of the world, it solidifies it's economic prowess. This is what it's all about; why it's even being suggested.
The idea of Bitcoin's "final cycle" is intriguing, especially with the potential for mass adoption and halving-driven growth. As a stock market investor, I’m curious about how BTC might compare to traditional assets during economic uncertainty. With inflation and interest rates reshaping markets, diversification into crypto could be a smart hedge-but timing and understanding adoption trends seem crucial.
I agree. Even with great opportunities, we should proceed cautiously. Seeking market analysis or advice from certified market strategists is important.
Absolutely, having a solid plan is crucial. My portfolio has doubled since early last year. My financial advisor and I are working towards a seven-figure goal, though it might take until Q3 2024.
Certainly, there are a handful of experts in the field. I've experimented with a few over the past years, but I've stuck with Stacy Lynn Staples for about five years now, and her performance has been consistently impressive.She’s quite known in her field, look-her up.
Thank you for this tip. It was easy to find your coach on the web. Did my due diligence on her before scheduling a phone call with her. She seems proficient considering her resume.
It's like they wanted to control over with it. It meant to be decentralize. No government or financial institution should have control on it other than the masses.
The point of Bitcoin, and crypto as a whole, was never supposed to be about "getting rich", it was supposed to be about privacy and decentralized finance. Now everyone from the average joe, to big investment firm, and now the government, all going for the "getting rich" part. What ever the hell happened?
Because it's basically useless as a currency for real transactions. Transactions take an inordinate amount of time to verify, and the price volatility makes it impractical for any business to keep up with. You can try to pay for your coffee in bitcoin, but you'll be waiting three hours for it, and by that point the price will have changed. But it is ideal as a speculative asset.
fiat money arround the world is crashing. people are storing value. you cant trade gold like you can trade btc. its that simple. it just happens to be more and more high return and faster and faster cuz people got sniff of it.
@@TheHeretiCanhow is crypto not fiat money? bTC is worth whatever people agree it is (the definition of ANY currency or means of exchange), we measure its value relative to other fiat money, and though BTC supply is limited, the value is to whatever the market decides it is, so how is it NOT Fiat money?
Maybe, but all of finance does that. For some reason people appeal to authority for financial transactions, so one way to get people to start using something is for their government to use it.
Isnt USD (All fiat) the currency that is destroying itself? How come nobody sees this? How's that cost of living going, because its not prices going up, but the dollar value going down.
That's not correct, the dollar isn't destroyed. The value of the dollar is up. It hasn't been this high since 2001... Check the dxy. Basket of currencies the dollar is measured against.
A Bitcoin reserve or Bitcoin ETFs defeats the purpose of a de-centralized cryptocurrency. Bitcoin was supposed to circumvent the dollar as a peer to peer payment network, but it's not, and it's being used solely for speculation.
@@aaronalquiza9680 Bitcoin is the only decentralized system there is, regardless of who owns what amounts. It cant be controlled or manipulated. Its the ultimate crypto as opposed to all the other scams, fiat included.
This will age so badly. Set a reminder for 10 years from now and you'll feel terrible for thinking BTC at 100K was "too late". You think this is late? This is like having the opportunity to buy Apple shares in early 2000's and thinking "nah it can't go up anymore". BUT.....you do you. Don't let a crypto degen talk you in to anything. Ask yourself this though - Do you really think that in 10 years time BTC will be more or less the same value as it is today? If the answer is yes downvote me and move on. If the answer is no... you know what to do
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I discovered Daniel Adams through a recommendation on ABC News, and I've been following his lead ever since. Honestly, I was skeptical about entrusting someone with my financial growth, but I'm thrilled that I took the leap.
It's genius, they will reduce the national debt and crypto fools will be left holding the bag. Then they can deal with the sharp rise in homelessness later
@MF_JONES Not if you buy first. Then, the worst that can happen is nothing. If the Federal government does not buy. You are where you started, theoretically. This is so stunningly stupid and risky, you just know Trump and Musk have already bought.
@@timg1246 I think they will go ahead with it, then proceed to hype it like crazy and convince other countries to do the same thing, then they'll just DEUMP EET
I recently read an article about a man who identified AI stocks before the AI boom, highlighting the importance of information and insight. I believe AI and cryptocurrency is poised to enter a new phase, and I aim to position my $200k investment portfolio to capitalize on significant gains.
I think a good investment portfolio should have three basic things: ETFs for diversification, dividend stocks for cash flow, and leading tech stocks. With your budget, it's a good idea to talk to a fiduciary financial advisor for expert advice.
True, initially I wasn't quite impressed with my gains, I was doing so badly, figured I needed to diversify into better assets, I touched base with a portfolio-advisor and that same year, I pulled a net gain of 550k...that's like 7times more than I average on my own.
I'm intrigued by this. I've searched for financial advisors online but it's kind of hard to get in touch with one. Okay if I ask you for a recommendation?
Viviana Marisa Coelho is her name. She is regarded as a genius in her area and works for Empower Financial Services. By looking her up online, you can quickly verify her level of experience. She is well knowledgeable about financial markets.
Yes and Iran might just set it off. A 51% attack on Bitcoin is a real risk as nations could see strategic value in controlling it. With ~$7-8 billion in hardware and 5 GW of energy, countries like China or Russia could stockpile hidden offline compute power, ready to deploy in milliseconds. Such an attack could rewrite transactions, undermine trust, and destabilize the entire Bitcoin network and this the digital gold reserves of the US. No physical barrier can protect against that.
I'm celebrating a $30k stock portfolio today. started this journey with 6k. I have invested on time and also with the right terms now I have time for my family and the life ahead of me
Woah for real? I'm so excited. Crypto Rover strategy has normalised winning trades for me also. and it's a huge milestone for me looking back to how it all started
Gold certificates that eventually won’t work because the global agenda is to be cashless and completely digital. A theory, but it’s sounds like a technologically progressive certainty to me.
Issuing gold certificates is neutral? They are worthless if they are not able to be redeemed for the gold,…so what she is suggesting is we will irredeemable gold certificates to buy and pay for bitcoin
Thanks! It’s a pivotal moment for Bitcoin and the wider crypto market, especially with increased adoption since 2019 and BTC/ETH ETF speculation fueling interest. Given the current cycle, the ETF anticipation could sustain the market, possibly igniting a long-term uptrend. Trump's presidency may also bring policies that support decentralization and alternative assets like Bitcoin, enhancing its appeal. I’ve also seen results by following Aldona Šabanienė Crypto trading strategies, accumulating 750k in few weeks a testament to her expertise during these market shifts..
Honestly a lot of crypto investors don"t understand the potentials and benefits of cryptos investment they think the only way to make profits is just by holding.
I was big on gold and silver but a few months ago I discovered Bitcoin and Ethereum. Trading with Aldona Sabaniene has been really helpful in my journey
On the one hand, i think that the idea of bitcoin as a monetary system has almost as much viability as national currencies in the sense that both are just stories we tell about value and our trust in that story is what gives it that value. On the other hand, who in their right mind trusts anything the US says or does right now?
Thing is that Bitcoin is just *extremely* inefficient, comically so. Even if you take away proof-of-work mining, the amount of transactions handled by the network are miniscule, the transaction fees make taking AmEx look reasonable, and it's practically impossible to fix any of this. Stuff like Lightning Network is basically just building a completely separate network on top of BTC.
You're a third of the way there. Fiat works because today your baker accepts it for bread, as yesterday you just accepted it for wages. And the gov't, being ~40% of the economy demands taxes are paid (ie. calculated based on fiat transactions) in it and makes remittances to suppliers and beneficiaries with it (calculated based on commitments made in fiat). In other words, just about everything we need to live is based on our local fiat currency. That is why it works.
Risk reward is off the charts. If they spend a trillion and they’re wrong, it’s just a drop in the bucket. If they spend a trillion and they’re right, it’s transformative.
That's the gambler's mentality: "A trillion is a drop in the bucket". How about we hold our Congress man/woman accountable to balancing the budget instead of trying to come up with a hack?
@ there is no way out of this. Even Scott Bessant’s 3/3/3 plan only calls for the deficit to be brought down to 3% of GDP (which would be $600B). That doesn’t do anything to actually pay off the debt. The actions required to actually pay off the debt would induce a recession or depression, thereby reducing tax revenues, leaving us no better off than we started. It’s a viscous spiral into suffering. Everything’s great! 💯 So… just saying, taking a flier on Bitcoin isn’t unreasonable
Most people think, investing in crypto is all about buying coins and leaving it to rise, come on it takes much analysis to be a successful crypto trader.
Trading without professional guide...Huh I laugh you, because you will remain where you are or even make huge losses that will stop you from trading, this has been one of the biggest problem to new traders
You're right! I have lost a lot trading all by myself without a guide. It's been an uneasy ride for me. Who is your mentor please. how can i reach her i really need help in this bear market now?
Crypto is risky as many would say but I think the actual risk in Crypto is not investing, buying the capitulation isn't a tough call, but it is a very tough call to figure out what to do aside holding. I remember when I just got into crypto back in 2019 but later in 2020 I ended up selling it because I was dumb and I didn't understand it. I studied and learned and now I know how it works. Got back into crypto early in 2023 with 10k and I’m up with 128k in a short period of time
Evan Dennis. understanding of market indicators is impressive. he knows exactly when to enter and exit trades for maximum profit. his signals are top notch.
As a newbie about to invest, you must have these three things in mind 1. Have a long term mindset. 2. Be willing to take risk. 3. Be careful on money usage, if you're not spending to earn back, then stop spending. 4. Never claim to know - Ask questions and it's best you work with a financial advisor Like Evan Dennis
Almost like 2007/ 2008 should have been the end of the republican party, instead we keep electing them, and then are shocked that they drive the economy off a cliff yet again.
@@hosstam The one genuine question I have about that pov. Why is bitcoin itself is viewed as a valueless pyramid scheme when I thought the entire 'value' of it is that it's a trustless system that is free from any central bank capital control measures. Would that not be inherently 'valuable' in itself?
@@Bigcrusha16 “If you don't believe me or don't get it, I don't have time to try to convince you, sorry.” - Satoshi Quote comes to my mind. When you read people's comments on this subject, you really see how binary it is, people either understand, or they don't.
@Will_Grow_Plants Word. Like I genuinely wanna understand it and people's perspective on it. I've had people literally tell me "it's a trustless self run system that no world government can control", but literally on the same breath say "it's also a garbage speculative scam that's basically worth air." So then I go wtf? Isn't the first thing you said the actual value of it? Like, you just said it...
I worked with a guy around 2013 that told me about it. That he was 'mining' and selling bitcoin. Suffice today I had no idea what he was talking about and didn't look in to it further 😂
A 51% attack on Bitcoin is a real risk as nations could see strategic value in causing chaos. With ~$7-8 billion in hardware and 5 GW of energy, countries like China or Russia could stockpile hidden offline compute power, ready to deploy in milliseconds. Such an attack could rewrite transactions, disrupt trust, and destabilize the Bitcoin network entirely.
I think this is half right. The US dollar needs to be backed by multiples. Bitcoin, Oil, Gold, Silver, Platinum, etc. Rather than just one thing. This way as one thing fluctuates the others are helping to keep the dollar relatively stable. I think using Gold or gold certificates is weakening the stability of gold and just doing more harm to the strength of the dollar.
Of course they'll cash out their personal BTC. Who cares about the government's treasury. The massive purchasing will cause BTC deflation (increase in "price") and then exchange your own BTC for USD. It's easy pump and dump
When I watch videos about quantum computing, it’s often said that a fully realized quantum computer can crack any cryptography in a manner of minutes. If that’s true, than does that mean the entire existence of these crypto coins depend on the hope that quantum computing never becomes a thing?
pretty much. The first one to have quantum computing can mine bitcoin better than anyone else, as long as it stays with the proof-of-work system. Could be changed into the proof-of-stake or similar proofs, then it becomes different game.
@scififan698no, you have no clue. We can update the bitcoin “locking script” to a quantum resistent version. Simply a next Bitcoin improvement Proposal BIP.
@shapelessed The problem is other hostile powers also have it and we want theirs devalued. Furthermore it's not expensive enough to cover our debt and will never be. Due to these 2 issues it makes sense to try a different avenue, one that can address both of those problems simultaneously. Bitcoin is that avenue.
@kgmindustries8121 The problem with bitcoin is that once it's too hard to mine and less profitable to do so, any hostile country can swoop in, deploy a bunch of big "farms" and easily take over 51% of the blockchain's processing power, at which point they will be able to completely wreck any asset that resides on that blockchain. They say investing in bitcoin is a long term decision, but in the long term it will be easier and easier to manipulate it.
@shapelessed Not necessarily. Yes in theory there are scenarios in which this would be possible, but in reality if they all do this no one of them will ever get consensus on hashrate due to competition between them. Just like the big miners can't do that now. And if EVERY single government does this and all the people are also behind it, then that's just how it is, like anything else on this planet. But you don't avoid something because of unlikely scenarios and what ifs. The fiat system collapsing is much, much more likely than this scenario unfolding.
@aminromero8599 no doubt you can make money on crypto bud, ive hold some myself. You may be still believe indoctrinated like the masses but these little online money will hold no value in the real times 😉 also little "shutdowns"cyberattacks" yes like i said I know, I'm not stuck in the matrix.
@aminromero8599 I hold crypto myself little bud. It is beyond your understanding I can't say much because this is my 2nd comment they deleted my first one just know "cyberattacks/shutdowns" 😉 like i said all by design
One some level it is insanity. On another level it is genius. We live in a fictive world. The one thing we're very good at is making stuff up. Learning to 'surf' the fictions as they arise is a smart thing to do.
Gold is in fact the monetary element because it is useless, it creates value by measuring it. No other basic unit of measure -whether it’s the second, the meter, the ampere, or the kilogram- changes in value with demand, they are standards based on physical constants. If money is a measuring stick, it cannot respond to demand, measuring sticks cannot be part of what they calibrate. Crypto "currency " is the transactions medium itself --like currency, rather than a stable metric for the valuation of fiat monies. Money is not valuable because it's really gold, gold is valuable because it's really money. It was not government that decreed gold as money, rather it is only by holding gold that governments could even issue any form of money at all. As King Midas discovered, money is not wealth but a metric of wealth.
historically, nope. gold first gained its value because governments started demanding taxes in it instead of directly commodities like wheat. it has become 'tradition' since then, but that is how it got started. government declaring it was money, requiring people to pay taxes in it and requiring people accept it as payment, and then it became valuable.
My alarm bell is that with Russia already holding a fair amount of bitcoin, a US move to buy a bunch of it will jack up Russia’s current stock, and a legally mandated 5 year purchase agreement will make the coins more expensive to buy every time the US purchases them, only to be left holding it until the 20year sale restriction ends and the government gets the rug pulled on it.
One time i caught my location in a meme complimation on youtube lol. Took me a second to realize its where i live becuase meme was so low quality. Later showed it to my family and they khew about the incident
Gold is always there. It goes up and down in value but it persists. Bitcoin can evaporate. If it goes arse-up, the US will lose nearly $200 billion which could have gone to - horrible I know - healthcare and education.
@ColdFusion you should finish the long Australian argument, what is better? a chicko roll or a spring roll? south melborrnre was the dim sum king from 1897
Around 500 wallets own more than 40 % of the total supply.. This is more centralized than the today’s 1 % in the US. So bitcoin doesn’t democratize the financial markets as it originally was intended to.. It only makes a small handful of early adopters extremely rich. As of now I just don’t see any societal progress because of bitcoin - not as long it isn’t used for anything besides pure speculation. Maybe it will change - time will tell.
Like Cold Fusion said at the end of the vid, this feels more like a way for the US gov to create paper wealth through financial engineering, as oppose to rebuilding the economy through increasing productivity or revitalizing domestic manufacturing.
Lol. A piece of paper promising gold... If you don't believe it, it doesn't have any value. "You just have to believe..." Now where have I heard that before?
Asking if Bitcoin is a store of value or unit of exchange is a false dichotomy. It can be both, and is functioning as both as we're speaking. I have to say it is straight up ignorant to claim that Bitcoin "is a bad unit of exchange" and "is slower than bank transfers". Look into the lightning network and lightning wallets. There are already solutions today for the slow network speeds you are talking about. Also 14:37 "Sure, there are far better tokens out there." What exactly does a "better" token mean? And what makes them better than Bitcoin? Such a weird claim to tag onto the end of the video. I think it's time for this channel to do a reexamination of Bitcoin and what makes it fascinating and paradigm shifting in the first place.
When there are too much "value" going around people trying to store it onto stupidest thing like a stone or a pokemon card. BTC have some edge in money transfer but when the U.S governement invest this much it will cause a disruption to the value for sure
@@pingukutepro How do you imagine that disruption will look like? I think they will continue to accumulate bitcoin and thereby make the value go up. (Less supply, more demand). It's true that they will have an outsized influence on the price if they own 1mil, but IF they plan to sell a lot at any point, there will definitely be many willing buyers.
@@TheSimzelp No it will goes a different direction. BTC is base on the premise that the government dont control and observe the money/ but if Trump bought it they suddenly find different thing because they dont want to do anything with the US government
"Sure, there are far better tokens out there." Yeah.... says a lot when he even talks about "tokens" instead of....well worthless NON Bitcoin coins. Like does he mean "utility" tokens or what (which are actually useless). In short, Bitcoin is the only thing that matters in crypto space.
This didn't come out of nowhere. We were having these discussions ten years ago. When everybody was busy trying to figure everything else out, we were having discussions about how long it would take nation states to adopt bitcoin. It turns out that it happened much sooner than expected.
how do you auction bitcoin and why. wtf are you talking about Edit: tell me you dont know sht about btc without telling me you dont know sht about btc...
@@TheHeretiCan Damn.. How: You Just Do It, just like any other asset.. how can you not understand that? To the highest bid(s) you send the bitcoin. Why: because you dont want to disrupt/flood the market plus other conveniences, its called over the counter (OTC). Seems like you're the one that needed some education. You could've just typed these questions on your prefered search engine or chatbot before deciding to be a dick about it.
When you own the best asset, you don't cash it out. Why would you trade something that appreciates in value for something that has been debased every single year for the past hundred years? Bitcoin is a store of value. Debasement is theft. People spend their lives working to build capital, but if left in dollars, that capital loses its purchasing power year after year. Bitcoin has a fixed supply of 21M. It cannot be debased.
I'm admittedly bummed that I didn't go with my gut instinct & buy bitcoin few months back when it was $20k - $25k range. is it too late to get in and make profits? i have set aside $450k to get fully invested next year
i don't think it is. Once bitcoin crosses it's all time high, it becomes the new bottom. Anything under 69k is a good buy. It's still advisable to work with a fiduciary advisor instead of relying solely on speculations
The only issue you might have is the fear of missing out, just like everyone else. A good number of people discredit the effectiveness of financial advisors in exploring new market opportunities, but over the past 10years I’ve had a financial advisor consistently restructure and diversify my portfolio/expenses and I’ve made over $3million in gains… might not be a lot but i'm financially secure.
great gains there! mind sharing details of your advisor pleas? i've started gaining more cash flow with my employment and looking at putting money into stocks and alternative assets that can help build wealth over time
Finding financial advisors like Lisa Grace Myer who can assist you shape your portfolio would be a very creative option. There will be difficult times ahead, and prudent personal money management will be essential to navigating them.
Thanks for sharing, I just looked her up on the web and I would say she really has an impressive background in investing. I will write her an e-mail shortly.
I'm new to investing, and l've lost a good sum trying out strategies I found in online tutorials. I would sincerely appreciate any recommendations you have.
The first step to successful investment is figuring your goals and risk tolerance either on your own or with the help of a financial professional but it's very advisable you make use of professional
If the 0.1% who owns most BTC don't find any demand for crypto outside of their own small circle, having the government buy it from them isn't an investment. It's a bailout.
Yeah, but think about it. The money they make is just money that was printed into thin air by the government... so really, what's happening is the US is printing more money *still*, to buy Bitcoin and the weak hands that hold Bitcoin will sell for dollars and then... surprise surprise, more inflation in the economy! It doesn't change anything, really. Money these days just flows like water, if it's created out of thin air, the ones and zeros have to go somewhere. The *Finite* assets are where you want to park your savings and leave them there until you really need it, because prices are gonna go up.
regardless of the amount of any currency in circulation, that currency must represent the available resources also in circulation, meaning each credit in circulation equals a percentage of the value of the available resources. if there are more resources in circulation than can be consumed, then resource value goes down while circulating currency remains the same, thus the currency decreases in value across all resources, meaning it takes more currency to purchase any given resource. so changing which currency we use is going to have, at best a minimal effect, at worst no effect.
Why do people write these comments?! At that point even if you had $1 billion USD its nothing. Now safety, shelter, food, water, ammo, so on. becomes important regardless of whatever valueless currency we use, it be paper, gold, Bitcoin.
Let's put it another way: why does anyone need to conduct business outside the normal banking regulations and outside the standard currencies of dollars, euros, pounds, and franks?
Cause unless you would have a ton of gold on a vault like Scrooge Mcduck, you woundn't really own any of your assets on a bank. If the goverment and banks one day decided they won't give you back you $ for any reason you coundn't do nothing and let's not even get into inflation.
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With Trump's policies and Bitcoin's recent surge back above $90K, I'm absolutely keeping an eye on cryptocurrency stocks now. Given the level of market turbulence, this could be a worthwhile industry to look into for expansion prospects.
I concur. We should exercise caution even when presented with excellent prospects. It is crucial to seek market analysis or counsel from qualified market strategists.
Indeed, having a well-thought-out plan is essential. Since the beginning of last year, my portfolio has doubled. It may take until Q1 2025, but my market analyst and I are aiming for a seven-figure target.
@@j.ottinger Could you kindly elaborate on the advisor's background and qualifications?
Annette Marie Holt is the licensed advisor i make use of.
Thanks a lot for this recommendation. I just looked her up, and I have sent her an email. I hope she gets back to me soon.
It's been quite a pump. But you know, with crypto, the big question is always when to take profits. What are your thoughts on that? I've been holding $250k worth of crypto since 2021 and seen it pump n dump
its not late to consider financial planning, never can tell what the future holds
I've been keeping an eye on the charts, and it does look like a major breakout. The real challenge is predicting when this pump will end. Timing the market can be tricky.
Right, when it comes to situations like this, it's ideal to engage in various options using an advisor, and I can attest to success of the basket approach seeing my portfolio grow from $350k to almost $1m in barely 3 years, by far my best financial milestone.
I’m intrigued by your progress. Could you share some insights into your trading strategy or perhaps recommend any specific resources or mentors that have led to your success.
Finding financial advisors like Vivian Jean Wilhelm who can assist you shape your portfolio would be a very creative option. There will be difficult times ahead, and prudent personal money management will be essential to navigating them.
"Gold Certificates" ?
Back in my day, that was called "money"
The 1930's ?
People that trust that US gold certificates need a special kind of bless their heart.
no idea why trump wants something you can't hold or access if internet or hydro goes down? I agree 100%! "gold certificates" were $! now what is it backed by? theres been no audit of how much gold the US really holds since the 1950s! I bet they have fa & the certificates will end up being useless lol I'll stick with my physical G&S glad gold was made a tier 1 asset!!! bitcoin isn't lol
Only back then those certificates were actually backed by gold. The "gold certificates" today are backed by nothing. Fort Knox is empty
@@martinr2040 Money has never actually been based on gold or precious metals in a significant way. That’s a myth. Almost all transactions have been based on credit/debt, throughout all of history. Some of the earliest writings we’ve uncovered have been records of debt. Those early stone tablets are essentially the first examples of money.
Money as we know it today started as paper notes from banks, which were essentially a small record of debt.
Precious metal coins have never been a significant part of what we’d today consider money. Almost nobody went around paying for daily things or getting business done by exchanging such coins. That would be slow and inefficient and there would never have been enough precious metals to facilitate all the trade that was happening.
No, things got done by systems of credit. Just like today: money today is a system of credit.
Gold is not a system of credit so you can never base real money on gold.
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If the American government actually wants to buy 1 million BTC over a period of 5 years, that would be the same as buying 548 BTC per day. Given that only 450 BTC are being mined per day now (until 2028), that means they would be purchasing 122% of the daily production of BTC for 5 years straight. So, on top of purchasing every single newly mined BTC, they would need to find sellers in the market (at a rate of 98 BTC per day on average). The more interesting question then becomes: at which price will those BTC have to be purchased?
I reckon they’ll buy the Bitcoin that’s currently in circulation
@ indeed, that’s what they would be doing, and they’d continue to drive up the BTC price with it. I’m just speaking for myself here, but in a world where the US government is aggressively purchasing BTC, the phrase “sell BTC” becomes more and more a contradiction in terms. Why sell a deflationary asset on steroids?
I had to scroll way too far down for this comment. Very interesting thing to think about tbh
Excellent observation
What I think will happen is, there will be a limit of the price somewhere in the future. Because all the big players joined already long time ago in this game, but now we hear it in the media officially, via ETFS and so on. Blackrock (550.000), JP Morgan, El salvador (5968 BTC), Micro Strategy (386,700 BTC). They will continue the pump and dumb the people and robb every new entry or trader inside of bitcoin exchanges. Thats it. It is and will be forever a hobby digital value saving strategy, nothing more.
"He initially thought he was being robbed..." - then he realized he was being robbed! xD
Cut and paste this comment to anyone who's ever done their tax return
I want to agree, but all accounts of robbery are defined by law. Same goes for taxes. If the law says it isn't robbery, it isn't. Don't like it? Lobby.
The law exists as an intermediary to separate justified vs unjustified violence. Without it we have chaos.
@@Tubeytime Tax is theft. Change my mind.
If you get robbed by the government it's called confiscation.
@@ArcanePath360 Sure. It's simple semantics. "Theft" is defined as a "crime" or "felonious" act. If the law says tax isn't a crime or felony... then semantically it isn't theft.
It's gonna be a huge pump and dump of officials who know when it will happen.
No its permanent and Blackrock already stuffed their pockets with the Feds and Greyscale's help.
Yes, naturally, the Lobbyists and likewise Bitcoin owners has already duped Trump to promote this stupidity
They can't it's cost 100k and limited supply
The US government is being used as exit liquidity. Peak stupidity.
It will be obvious when it happens. We should all be front running this. It’s free money on the back of the tax payers.
The US buying into a risky asset with „borrowed“ money in the hopes of paying off the debt with great financial returns. That definetely sounds like a good idea
but it is a great way for the whales to start getting out. one of the problems with being bitcoin rich is the difficulty of cashing out. now trump is going to provide a way for them to do so an leave the US as the bag holder.
Elon and Trump are probably bitcoin rich. They're looking for a way to cash out. Especially Elon. He's been losing sht ton of money.
Isn’t this how SBF landed himself in Federal prison with FTX and his FTT? Borrowing $$ from his hedge fund to float FTX until he got regulated so he could right his ship. I wouldn’t be surprised to learn that SBF is working with Pump n Dump Trump and his new BTC Czar on this crap.
May as well go to one of Trumps casino's and play the roulette wheel......oh right, they went teats up didn't they?......guess going there would be throwing good money after bad.....and buying bitcoins or anyother crypto would be just the same.
Like most pryamid schemes, only the early adopters make money, johnny come latelies end up holding the bag when the whole scheme collapses upon itself.
I was very bullish on crypto at first, but the more I studied it and learn, the more I saw it as the scam it was and is.
@@neeneko Get out? Why would the whales want to get out and abandon the hardest money human existence has ever witnessed? You really think they will trade bitcoin for fiat which will inevitably keep losing value? People really still don't get it do they
They aren’t really gold certificates unless they can be exchanged for physical gold.
Might as well buy some magic beans.
I think by the time they're done, buying sea shells will be more profitable
@scififan698 Bottle caps like in Fallout 😅
Can't eat gold, better to buy BitcoinZ certificates
exactly, so basically the government is buying bitcoins with gold certificate that is based on today's value, and the physical gold reserves of gold has been halted its value during the Nixon Period.
1 million bitcoin is NOT 5% of the remaining bitcoin supply. It's about 5% of the TOTAL bitcoin supply. At the moment, almost 19.8 million bitcoin have been mined in total, which leaves about 1.2 million bitcoin to be mined between today and the year 2140. So, the government is actually eyeing about 83% of the remaining bitcoin supply. Of course, BTC still gets sold by those who own, so it's not like all of that supply necessarily needs to come from newly mined BTC.
To the moon*
Not to mention 4 millions BTC already lost in the past due to mis-handling and will be more in the future.
China and Russia invest in mining equipment and all the dollars are transferred to them. What a smart move.
1m/19m is ~5.2% quick maths
@@yinyang9109 Isn't that fuckin insane? A large portion of the TOTAL Bitcoin is just.... not accessible. Could you just imagine losing a Bitcoin you bought 10 years ago?
One thing you overlooked in this episode is that the gold being held by the Federal Reserve (in Ft Knox, New York and elsewhere) has NEVER been audited. In fact, other countries, for whom we are storing their gold, have from time to time pressed this issue concerning their own gold. But gold is very fungible so when a pallet is rolled out for, say, Brazil, there is no way that they can KNOW that this is their gold and not just a random "flash of stash".
Like some gold painted bricks in a wooden crate?
@@ForceMassMotion-b6v They have enough actual gold I don't think they would have to do that. When, say, Ecuador asks to verify their deposit the administrators just roll out 17-pallets saying, "There it is". But they are not marked or branded so could be anyone's gold. Resisting the audit - which they have done for DECADES - lends credence to the possibility they may not have all that they should. And where would it have gone? We know Obama - as just a very recent and public example - sent a plane load to... wait for it... IRAN. The world is insane.
It’s been audited. Fort Knox is a hoax now they’ve moved it to a much more secure place.
you know what's risky, $36T in debt and counting...
We were on track to eliminating the debt under Clinton. Then the Bush tax cuts happened, and the trump tax cuts happened. (also the idiotic war on terror that only created more terrorists)
You wanna solve the debt? stop giving tax breaks to the rich, and stop voting in republicans who keep doing the tax breaks. We have the money as a nation, we just refuse to actually tax the people with it.
Indeed !!
we really are heading soon to USA defaulting on its national debt, because us treasury has to pay 1-3% interest on that $36T every year.
So lets go into 70 billion more debt to buy an unbacked digital currency that is well known for its wild and unpredictable price swings.
@MrTVintro backed by the largest computer network on earth secured by deca giga watts worth of electrical power.
My take is that the few people that hold the most Bitcoin want the US government to buy it so that they have somebody to sell it to so they can liquidize the appreciation of their assets.
I mean think about it if the US buys 1 million Bitcoin that means that some group of people gain 100 billion dollars. So those that hold the most Bitcoin stand to benefit immediately.
@@ChristopherRadoff or stand to loose because they are exchanging the strong btc to a weak dollar.
so whats stopping you from buying some?
ur take is wrong😂 like u people can just not speak on crypto if u have no idea what ur talking about its the same reason u missed out on multiple run ups
@@OhioTies Everybody buys and sells their btc at price they deserve.
1 Million bitcoin is much more than 5%. Millions of coins ( of the possible 21 million) were lost in the early years.
An asset so valuable that people could carelessly lose up to 25% of all of them lol
@@AC-wl7ve People lose money everyday and it adds up but 1 million of those mined coins was Satoshi and he never moved them.
He was talking about the TOTAL (that included the lost coins).
@@AC-wl7ve maybe that was when it barely had any value back when it came out
@@talion7268yeah they were lost when a BTC was worth 0.00001 of a dollar. People maybe had $300 at the time
Crypto stocks are definitely on my radar now, especially with Trump’s policies and Bitcoin climbing back over $90K. With all the market uncertainty, this might be a good sector to explore for growth opportunities.
I agree. Even with great opportunities, we should proceed cautiously. Seeking market analysis or advice from certified market strategists is important.
Absolutely, having a solid plan is crucial. My portf0lio has doubled since early last year. My market analyst and I are working towards a seven-figure goal, though it might take until Q1 2025.
Can you share details of your analyst? I want to invest my increased cash flow in crypto and alternative assets to achieve my goals.
There are a handful of experts in the field. I've experimented with a few over the past years, but I've stuck with ‘’ Carol Vivian Constable” for about five years now, and her performance has been consistently impressive. She’s quite known in her field, look-her up.
Ha ha lol 😂
The rich and wealthy never cash out once they get any assets class, they borrow money against those assets.....
It’s a brilliant idea.
Bitcoin isn't an asset, its a scam.
You dump scams.
obviously you have no idea
You can do the same on web3, borrow money and lend crypto of your choice.
money doesn't not depreciate over time, it holds its value regardless of time. so called money lenders like the banks offer you "currency" for your assets. where "currency" is guaranteed to loose its value over time - at least at the rate of inflation (and at the whims of central bank by simply pressing a few buttons to create more of it out of thin air), and traditional assets, such as your house, tends to loose its value slower or in many instances proven to appreciate over time. currency is not money.
I bet that people's opinion about if this is a good idea or not strongly corelates with whether they own crypto or not.
*whether they understand bitcoin or not.
Fixed it for you!
@@joemama69448no, you did not fix it. The original statement is correct
As humans we a our worst enemy we exist with bias so unless we take the time and effort to question ourselves and thinking we will tend to follow what we believe at that point in time
What's your reason for not owning any?
Yep, this can be applied to lots of things though, ie. basketball cards. Only collectors see value in them too.
Terrific plan: Selling certificates on gold which maybe is not there any more. Just sayin....
We all know it was just a round about saying that they will print money to buy Bitcoin. That's exactly the plan and that has always been the only way for heavily indebted countries like the USA. The thing is, the party is still going for USA because we still have world reserve currency status and this move is to attempt to keep that status (which is on shaky ground, for sure). If the USA is holding more Bitcoin relative to the rest of the world, it solidifies it's economic prowess. This is what it's all about; why it's even being suggested.
Facts. It's a power move by America.
No, no, you didn't get it. If the gov sells you a gold certificate, you get to keep it, but they will use the buy price you gave them to buy BTCs.
But that’s what they have been doing with fiat. Supposedly backed by gold. Governments are evil
Why the trouble? Just print US$
Thanks!
The idea of Bitcoin's "final cycle" is intriguing, especially with the potential for mass adoption and halving-driven growth. As a stock market investor, I’m curious about how BTC might compare to traditional assets during economic uncertainty. With inflation and interest rates reshaping markets, diversification into crypto could be a smart hedge-but timing and understanding adoption trends seem crucial.
I agree. Even with great opportunities, we should proceed cautiously. Seeking market analysis or advice from certified market strategists is important.
Absolutely, having a solid plan is crucial. My portfolio has doubled since early last year. My financial advisor and I are working towards a seven-figure goal, though it might take until Q3 2024.
I could really use the expertise of an advisor like that.
Certainly, there are a handful of experts in the field. I've experimented with a few over the past years, but I've stuck with Stacy Lynn Staples for about five years now, and her performance has been consistently impressive.She’s quite known in her field, look-her up.
Thank you for this tip. It was easy to find your coach on the web. Did my due diligence on her before scheduling a phone call with her. She seems proficient considering her resume.
This bitcoin act is everything Bitcoin isn't meant to be.
Maybe that’s the point.
Bitcoin has lost its original meaning the moment the first spike happened
It's like they wanted to control over with it. It meant to be decentralize. No government or financial institution should have control on it other than the masses.
Sou ds more like trump is angling to pump and dump it.@@C4rb0neum
How so?
The point of Bitcoin, and crypto as a whole, was never supposed to be about "getting rich", it was supposed to be about privacy and decentralized finance. Now everyone from the average joe, to big investment firm, and now the government, all going for the "getting rich" part. What ever the hell happened?
Because it's basically useless as a currency for real transactions. Transactions take an inordinate amount of time to verify, and the price volatility makes it impractical for any business to keep up with. You can try to pay for your coffee in bitcoin, but you'll be waiting three hours for it, and by that point the price will have changed. But it is ideal as a speculative asset.
fiat money arround the world is crashing. people are storing value. you cant trade gold like you can trade btc. its that simple. it just happens to be more and more high return and faster and faster cuz people got sniff of it.
@@TheHeretiCan sounds like a whole lot of cope
@@dekooks1543 we have a saying, everybody buys and sells bitcoin at the price they deserve. You do you good luck.
@@TheHeretiCanhow is crypto not fiat money? bTC is worth whatever people agree it is (the definition of ANY currency or means of exchange), we measure its value relative to other fiat money, and though BTC supply is limited, the value is to whatever the market decides it is, so how is it NOT Fiat money?
I don't think its either question you posed. I think its just corruption to shore up Bitcoin using USD to back its worth.
Maybe, but all of finance does that. For some reason people appeal to authority for financial transactions, so one way to get people to start using something is for their government to use it.
You got it the wrong way round. They’re using Bitcoin to back the value of USD
Isnt USD (All fiat) the currency that is destroying itself? How come nobody sees this? How's that cost of living going, because its not prices going up, but the dollar value going down.
That's not correct, the dollar isn't destroyed. The value of the dollar is up. It hasn't been this high since 2001... Check the dxy. Basket of currencies the dollar is measured against.
@@tovsteh it is amazing how many people completely misunderstand meaning of fiat currency.
A Bitcoin reserve or Bitcoin ETFs defeats the purpose of a de-centralized cryptocurrency. Bitcoin was supposed to circumvent the dollar as a peer to peer payment network, but it's not, and it's being used solely for speculation.
Duh, that's the whole point. Gov swooping in to take it's (un)fair share and shutting everyone else down. It's nothing new.
yeah, sadly when the rich got their hands on btc, it stopped being a cryptocurrency.
So I hear this a lot, I don't understand the issue, why not use a different token, if that's the goal.
@@Will_Grow_Plantsbecause bitcoin was already supposed to be that coin 😅
@@aaronalquiza9680 Bitcoin is the only decentralized system there is, regardless of who owns what amounts. It cant be controlled or manipulated. Its the ultimate crypto as opposed to all the other scams, fiat included.
we are Late to btc But Early to COLD FUSION
Luckily I have been into both since 2015
I've been in crypto for years. Bitcoin will be a quadrillion cap eventually. I've heard we are late many times 🤑
We are still so early, you have no idea. But we all buy bitcoin at the price we deserve
This will age so badly. Set a reminder for 10 years from now and you'll feel terrible for thinking BTC at 100K was "too late".
You think this is late? This is like having the opportunity to buy Apple shares in early 2000's and thinking "nah it can't go up anymore".
BUT.....you do you. Don't let a crypto degen talk you in to anything.
Ask yourself this though - Do you really think that in 10 years time BTC will be more or less the same value as it is today? If the answer is yes downvote me and move on. If the answer is no... you know what to do
have fun staying poor
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This is ridiculous and looks like a national level pump and dump coming from the people that complain about government spending.
It's genius, they will reduce the national debt and crypto fools will be left holding the bag. Then they can deal with the sharp rise in homelessness later
And we all get to be in on the ground floor of it because, un-like competent pump and dumps, they have advertised it in advance.
@timg1246 yeah but you crypto bros will be left holding the bag 😂
@MF_JONES Not if you buy first. Then, the worst that can happen is nothing. If the Federal government does not buy. You are where you started, theoretically.
This is so stunningly stupid and risky, you just know Trump and Musk have already bought.
@@timg1246 I think they will go ahead with it, then proceed to hype it like crazy and convince other countries to do the same thing, then they'll just DEUMP EET
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Using my magic Christal ball I will now predict the next global financial crisis😁
How do we price ourselves in?
it will in q1 2025
we got 5 yrs tho at a minimum
Yes and Iran might just set it off. A 51% attack on Bitcoin is a real risk as nations could see strategic value in controlling it. With ~$7-8 billion in hardware and 5 GW of energy, countries like China or Russia could stockpile hidden offline compute power, ready to deploy in milliseconds. Such an attack could rewrite transactions, undermine trust, and destabilize the entire Bitcoin network and this the digital gold reserves of the US. No physical barrier can protect against that.
Date and time please
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This is only the beginning. Just watch how this unfolds. Everyone's heads are going to spin like in the Exorcist.
Yeah yeah, gold certificates for gold that possibly isn't even there!
The same ol' rigmarole.
correction: the most likely is not even there. So it's a scam on top of a scam, to camouflage the other scam (the dollar)
❤
@scififan698Ponzi or Madoff
Gold certificates that eventually won’t work because the global agenda is to be cashless and completely digital. A theory, but it’s sounds like a technologically progressive certainty to me.
This could become the most epic pump & dump in world history
Bro missed the part about the 20 yr no sell claus, yes it'll pump but they can't dump
You cant coordinate a dump on Bitcoin. Too many owners, no possible coordination. Enjoy your forever crashing fiat.
Which pump and dump allows everyone to frontrun the supposed future dumper?
@@Cutlass_Rudd but also in 20 years we will see the biggest bitcoin crash of all time.
This will be the best rollercoaster ride in the world lmaoo@@_y7ya
The irony of trump saying he will free Silk Road founder from day 1
Poor Ross got all his bitcoin robbed by the government and has been in prison for the last 12 years, I sure hope he frees him at least
Issuing gold certificates is neutral? They are worthless if they are not able to be redeemed for the gold,…so what she is suggesting is we will irredeemable gold certificates to buy and pay for bitcoin
Google President Pompidou Gold Meeting 1971
buying air money with imaginary money. brilliant scam!
@@MrTrigz Thank you for this. Hadn't heard of it before.
Bitcoin is worthless and rich holders what to be bailout. End of story we have seen these bailouts before.
@scififan698 best performing asset in history
cope harder
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Bitcoin is moving crazy these few days but if you are smart then you should know the best thing to do is exchange especially with the right guidance
On the one hand, i think that the idea of bitcoin as a monetary system has almost as much viability as national currencies in the sense that both are just stories we tell about value and our trust in that story is what gives it that value.
On the other hand, who in their right mind trusts anything the US says or does right now?
Thing is that Bitcoin is just *extremely* inefficient, comically so. Even if you take away proof-of-work mining, the amount of transactions handled by the network are miniscule, the transaction fees make taking AmEx look reasonable, and it's practically impossible to fix any of this. Stuff like Lightning Network is basically just building a completely separate network on top of BTC.
@@Fay7666 Absolutely agree
absolutely..... the value is in our belief in that value.
You're a third of the way there. Fiat works because today your baker accepts it for bread, as yesterday you just accepted it for wages. And the gov't, being ~40% of the economy demands taxes are paid (ie. calculated based on fiat transactions) in it and makes remittances to suppliers and beneficiaries with it (calculated based on commitments made in fiat).
In other words, just about everything we need to live is based on our local fiat currency. That is why it works.
Buy high sell low
Wrong lens to be viewing this.
No time soon
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Buy and hodl forever redact
buy and hodle...
Risk reward is off the charts. If they spend a trillion and they’re wrong, it’s just a drop in the bucket. If they spend a trillion and they’re right, it’s transformative.
That's the gambler's mentality: "A trillion is a drop in the bucket". How about we hold our Congress man/woman accountable to balancing the budget instead of trying to come up with a hack?
@ there is no way out of this. Even Scott Bessant’s 3/3/3 plan only calls for the deficit to be brought down to 3% of GDP (which would be $600B). That doesn’t do anything to actually pay off the debt. The actions required to actually pay off the debt would induce a recession or depression, thereby reducing tax revenues, leaving us no better off than we started. It’s a viscous spiral into suffering. Everything’s great! 💯
So… just saying, taking a flier on Bitcoin isn’t unreasonable
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@@KijasFX are you on iOS?
Hello, I want to start investing, but I'm unsure where to start. Do you have any advice or contacts for assistance?
Trading in Bitcoin now is the wisest thing to do now especially beginner....
Most people think, investing in crypto is all about buying coins and leaving it to rise, come on it takes much analysis to be a successful crypto trader.
Honestly I really need help learning to trade. Seeing my portfolio low makes me very sad.
Trading without professional guide...Huh I laugh you, because you will remain where you are or even make huge losses that will stop you from trading, this has been one of the biggest problem to new traders
You're right! I have lost a lot trading all by myself without a guide. It's been an uneasy ride for me. Who is your mentor please. how can i reach her i really need help in this bear market now?
Crypto is risky as many would say but I think the actual risk in Crypto is not investing, buying the capitulation isn't a tough call, but it is a very tough call to figure out what to do aside holding. I remember when I just got into crypto back in 2019 but later in 2020 I ended up selling it because I was dumb and I didn't understand it. I studied and learned and now I know how it works. Got back into crypto early in 2023 with 10k and I’m up with 128k in a short period of time
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Is anyone else having deja vu from 2008? It feels like we're trying to solve one financial mess with another... 🤨
Yes, I do. Not only because of the nature of the pyramid scheme, but also because of the arrogance of the investors.
Almost like 2007/ 2008 should have been the end of the republican party, instead we keep electing them, and then are shocked that they drive the economy off a cliff yet again.
@@hosstam The one genuine question I have about that pov. Why is bitcoin itself is viewed as a valueless pyramid scheme when I thought the entire 'value' of it is that it's a trustless system that is free from any central bank capital control measures. Would that not be inherently 'valuable' in itself?
@@Bigcrusha16 “If you don't believe me or don't get it, I don't have time to try to convince you, sorry.” - Satoshi
Quote comes to my mind. When you read people's comments on this subject, you really see how binary it is, people either understand, or they don't.
@Will_Grow_Plants Word. Like I genuinely wanna understand it and people's perspective on it. I've had people literally tell me "it's a trustless self run system that no world government can control", but literally on the same breath say "it's also a garbage speculative scam that's basically worth air." So then I go wtf? Isn't the first thing you said the actual value of it? Like, you just said it...
* RING RING *
"Sir, the government brought all of zhe bitcoin"
"Zhey went all in?"
Doomp it
...he panic sold? poomp it
Last time I was this early, I should have bought Bitcoin.
Why didn't you? No seriously, everyone knew about it in 2017. What were you doing man?
Still early
You should still be buying bitcoin. Or to phrase it more accurately, you should still be selling dollars.
I worked with a guy around 2013 that told me about it. That he was 'mining' and selling bitcoin. Suffice today I had no idea what he was talking about and didn't look in to it further 😂
still not too late regardless of any big entity coming in. party was still going on, it just got faster, they got the sniff of it. it will go on.
I have a crazy idea, lets just pay down the debt now, and not wait 20 years and pay 20 years of interest on the debt we already have.
Why do I feel reminded of that one Rick and Morty episode where Rick turns the value of the galactic currency equal to 0 and breaks an empire...?
A 51% attack on Bitcoin is a real risk as nations could see strategic value in causing chaos. With ~$7-8 billion in hardware and 5 GW of energy, countries like China or Russia could stockpile hidden offline compute power, ready to deploy in milliseconds. Such an attack could rewrite transactions, disrupt trust, and destabilize the Bitcoin network entirely.
Bitcoin is a solution to the issue of "galactic" currencies. You just don't understand it.
Because you’re a fool…?
Veronica's Dad: Will someone tell me why I smoke these damn things?
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I think this is half right.
The US dollar needs to be backed by multiples.
Bitcoin, Oil, Gold, Silver, Platinum, etc.
Rather than just one thing.
This way as one thing fluctuates the others are helping to keep the dollar relatively stable.
I think using Gold or gold certificates is weakening the stability of gold and just doing more harm to the strength of the dollar.
I am eagerly waiting for your video on Googles quantum Chip
A lot of people are about to become very wealthy
It is deffinetly not so they can cash out, then there wouldn't be a no sell clause. I think they personally want to cash out.
So which is it? Cash out or no cash out? Lol
@@asdfgoogle he is saying the senators will cash out at the cost of tax payers (US bank will hold aka tax payer footing the bill)
Of course they'll cash out their personal BTC. Who cares about the government's treasury. The massive purchasing will cause BTC deflation (increase in "price") and then exchange your own BTC for USD. It's easy pump and dump
Get the gov to come in and buy a ton and run up the price, then sell their personal BTC at the inflated price.
nailed it
When I watch videos about quantum computing, it’s often said that a fully realized quantum computer can crack any cryptography in a manner of minutes. If that’s true, than does that mean the entire existence of these crypto coins depend on the hope that quantum computing never becomes a thing?
There is something called post-quantum cryptography every crypto network could adapt with a fork.
So there is actually no issue.
I believe quantum computings are built entirely different from today computings in both hardware and software, apples and oranges.
pretty much. The first one to have quantum computing can mine bitcoin better than anyone else, as long as it stays with the proof-of-work system. Could be changed into the proof-of-stake or similar proofs, then it becomes different game.
@scififan698no, you have no clue. We can update the bitcoin “locking script” to a quantum resistent version. Simply a next Bitcoin improvement Proposal BIP.
It’s several years away. Will require ~600 qbit system. Willow is 103.
7:51 he tried so hard not to say "for the wealthy". Lmao
😂
more likely, "for the world."
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Thanks for the deep dive here
please do a video on crypto currency energy consumption
AI will be far worse so the narrative has faded.
Sure. Let's exchange a stable and reliably expensive metal for a speculative asset. Great idea!
They don't, that's why they plan to use gold certificates, the whole thing it's a scam but if ppl buy into it than it becomes real
@shapelessed The problem is other hostile powers also have it and we want theirs devalued. Furthermore it's not expensive enough to cover our debt and will never be.
Due to these 2 issues it makes sense to try a different avenue, one that can address both of those problems simultaneously. Bitcoin is that avenue.
@kgmindustries8121 The problem with bitcoin is that once it's too hard to mine and less profitable to do so, any hostile country can swoop in, deploy a bunch of big "farms" and easily take over 51% of the blockchain's processing power, at which point they will be able to completely wreck any asset that resides on that blockchain.
They say investing in bitcoin is a long term decision, but in the long term it will be easier and easier to manipulate it.
@shapelessed Not necessarily. Yes in theory there are scenarios in which this would be possible, but in reality if they all do this no one of them will ever get consensus on hashrate due to competition between them. Just like the big miners can't do that now.
And if EVERY single government does this and all the people are also behind it, then that's just how it is, like anything else on this planet. But you don't avoid something because of unlikely scenarios and what ifs. The fiat system collapsing is much, much more likely than this scenario unfolding.
Also, throw into that the difficulty adjustment; this hypothetical is nonsense.
Apart from the content, i very much appreciate your calm voice and the pace of your videos!
Many youtube channels are impossible to watch these days.
They want digital currency, more control. All by design.
Study bitcoin. Your fears are unfounded, but understandable.
@aminromero8599 no doubt you can make money on crypto bud, ive hold some myself. You may be still believe indoctrinated like the masses but these little online money will hold no value in the real times 😉 also little "shutdowns"cyberattacks" yes like i said I know, I'm not stuck in the matrix.
@aminromero8599 I hold crypto myself little bud. It is beyond your understanding I can't say much because this is my 2nd comment they deleted my first one just know "cyberattacks/shutdowns" 😉 like i said all by design
@aminromero8599 ive got crypto little bud, I think what I know is beyond your understanding.
How do they control bitcoin?
Is Nancy Polosi buying or selling?
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Asking the real questions. If she’s holding btc right now I’m putting my life savings into this shit.
she's scamming and warring. that's where they real money is
Printing money to buy bitcoin. One fake currency to buy another. This is insanity.
Cryptocurrency is the future dude don't be deluded
@@waynewatson9893 No it isn't.
@@waynewatson9893 It's a speculation bubble, nothing more
One some level it is insanity. On another level it is genius. We live in a fictive world. The one thing we're very good at is making stuff up. Learning to 'surf' the fictions as they arise is a smart thing to do.
yea you use printable money to buy unprintable uncorruptable one. SOMEONE SAVE US FROM THIS
Hey, Dagogo been your fan for a very long time. Just wanna ask which microphone do you use. Just love it!
sigh...once again I'm reminded of how early we are....keep stackin
Same lmao. I'm reading these comments with a huge grin realizing how early we still are.
Love how Powell shot down this stupid idea yesterday lol
Usually I am bashing the FED but in this regard they got it right.
Buying Bitcoin with money they don't have. Makes sense.
trying to back it up with gold they don't even own haha
Great video. Good analytical work as always 👌
Gold is in fact the monetary element because it is useless, it creates value by measuring it. No other basic unit of measure -whether it’s the second, the meter, the ampere, or the kilogram- changes in value with demand, they are standards based on physical constants. If money is a measuring stick, it cannot respond to demand, measuring sticks cannot be part of what they calibrate. Crypto "currency " is the transactions medium itself --like currency, rather than a stable metric for the valuation of fiat monies.
Money is not valuable because it's really gold, gold is valuable because it's really money. It was not government that decreed gold as money, rather it is only by holding gold that governments could even issue any form of money at all.
As King Midas discovered, money is not wealth but a metric of wealth.
historically, nope. gold first gained its value because governments started demanding taxes in it instead of directly commodities like wheat. it has become 'tradition' since then, but that is how it got started. government declaring it was money, requiring people to pay taxes in it and requiring people accept it as payment, and then it became valuable.
My alarm bell is that with Russia already holding a fair amount of bitcoin, a US move to buy a bunch of it will jack up Russia’s current stock, and a legally mandated 5 year purchase agreement will make the coins more expensive to buy every time the US purchases them, only to be left holding it until the 20year sale restriction ends and the government gets the rug pulled on it.
A 12-year-old Russian kid.😀
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Cold Confusion.
3:34 creepy when the stock footage is a block away from where you live.
Haha lol
One time i caught my location in a meme complimation on youtube lol.
Took me a second to realize its where i live becuase meme was so low quality. Later showed it to my family and they khew about the incident
I don't think america has the gold. We havent seen it in almost a century.
"I didn't see it, so it must not be true."
@@musf1ka reasonable argument until you realise the American government has lied about their gold in the past
Doesnt matter, America just needs to issue gold certificates, you are not supposed to exchange those for actual gold of course.
your voice makes me feel calm 😊😊
Gold is always there. It goes up and down in value but it persists. Bitcoin can evaporate. If it goes arse-up, the US will lose nearly $200 billion which could have gone to - horrible I know - healthcare and education.
They can always print dollars to buy more bitcoin to prop it up lol. An infinite amount of dollars for a finite amount of bitcoin.
No.
@@clray123 not anymore. If they try any quantitative easing measures they’ll run the country to the ground.
Healthcare and education? You must be a communist!
@@clray123why decrease the value of the dollar to buy Bitcoin?
@ColdFusion
you should finish the long Australian argument, what is better? a chicko roll or a spring roll?
south melborrnre was the dim sum king from 1897
Spring roll 100%. Used to have chicko rolls in highschool. Absolute slop
Spring roll ftw!
@@ColdFusion Agreed. Chiko rolls in HS were gross and made no sense to my taste buds.
@@ColdFusion That is wrong and flat out unaustralian.
Around 500 wallets own more than 40 % of the total supply.. This is more centralized than the today’s 1 % in the US. So bitcoin doesn’t democratize the financial markets as it originally was intended to.. It only makes a small handful of early adopters extremely rich. As of now I just don’t see any societal progress because of bitcoin - not as long it isn’t used for anything besides pure speculation. Maybe it will change - time will tell.
Like Cold Fusion said at the end of the vid, this feels more like a way for the US gov to create paper wealth through financial engineering, as oppose to rebuilding the economy through increasing productivity or revitalizing domestic manufacturing.
Those wallets are big institutions and exchanges like Blackrock and Binance not single entities.
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Lol. A piece of paper promising gold...
If you don't believe it, it doesn't have any value.
"You just have to believe..."
Now where have I heard that before?
Bhutan 4th largest holding bitcoin
Even Gronk knows better !: "Me know that not real money!"
You think USD or gold certificates are real money? Look at the DXY. Look at BTC. It's obvious what people value more.
If you like "real money" then you shouldn't be opposed if I pay you in some 3rd world countrie's hyper inflated currency.
it's neither money nor an asset.
@@fhoplist if you like "cryptocurrency", then you shouldn't be opposed if I pay you in NFTs
@ the absolute dumbest comment I’ve read all day.
Dagogo, your video about FTX got me to finally buy Bitcoin. I bought a lot. Needless to say, this has changed my life. Thank you.
mt.gox and ftx customers got paid back. thanks to btc.
Asking if Bitcoin is a store of value or unit of exchange is a false dichotomy. It can be both, and is functioning as both as we're speaking. I have to say it is straight up ignorant to claim that Bitcoin "is a bad unit of exchange" and "is slower than bank transfers". Look into the lightning network and lightning wallets. There are already solutions today for the slow network speeds you are talking about.
Also 14:37 "Sure, there are far better tokens out there." What exactly does a "better" token mean? And what makes them better than Bitcoin? Such a weird claim to tag onto the end of the video.
I think it's time for this channel to do a reexamination of Bitcoin and what makes it fascinating and paradigm shifting in the first place.
When there are too much "value" going around people trying to store it onto stupidest thing like a stone or a pokemon card. BTC have some edge in money transfer but when the U.S governement invest this much it will cause a disruption to the value for sure
@@pingukutepro How do you imagine that disruption will look like? I think they will continue to accumulate bitcoin and thereby make the value go up. (Less supply, more demand). It's true that they will have an outsized influence on the price if they own 1mil, but IF they plan to sell a lot at any point, there will definitely be many willing buyers.
@@TheSimzelp No it will goes a different direction. BTC is base on the premise that the government dont control and observe the money/ but if Trump bought it they suddenly find different thing because they dont want to do anything with the US government
it is most definitely not used as "both". The overwhelming majority of normies can't pay their groceries at the local market with bitcoin.
"Sure, there are far better tokens out there." Yeah.... says a lot when he even talks about "tokens" instead of....well worthless NON Bitcoin coins. Like does he mean "utility" tokens or what (which are actually useless). In short, Bitcoin is the only thing that matters in crypto space.
Is bitcoin for people or Government?🤔
And who do governments serve?
Last time I checked, the government is made up of people.
both
This didn't come out of nowhere. We were having these discussions ten years ago. When everybody was busy trying to figure everything else out, we were having discussions about how long it would take nation states to adopt bitcoin. It turns out that it happened much sooner than expected.
They already auctioned off most of the bitcoin that they confiscated. So they'll have to buy all of those again
….at a higher price
how do you auction bitcoin and why. wtf are you talking about Edit: tell me you dont know sht about btc without telling me you dont know sht about btc...
@@TheHeretiCan Damn.. How: You Just Do It, just like any other asset.. how can you not understand that? To the highest bid(s) you send the bitcoin. Why: because you dont want to disrupt/flood the market plus other conveniences, its called over the counter (OTC). Seems like you're the one that needed some education. You could've just typed these questions on your prefered search engine or chatbot before deciding to be a dick about it.
@D_ND_H why would anyone buy anything above market level? Or sell below market value...
@@D_ND_H it has open market for it. Do you buy gram gold from auction? Or foreign currencies etc etc. İt has open market and supply its not rarity...
When you own the best asset, you don't cash it out. Why would you trade something that appreciates in value for something that has been debased every single year for the past hundred years? Bitcoin is a store of value. Debasement is theft. People spend their lives working to build capital, but if left in dollars, that capital loses its purchasing power year after year. Bitcoin has a fixed supply of 21M. It cannot be debased.
Fantastic idea!!!🎉
I'm admittedly bummed that I didn't go with my gut instinct & buy bitcoin few months back when it was $20k - $25k range. is it too late to get in and make profits? i have set aside $450k to get fully invested next year
i don't think it is. Once bitcoin crosses it's all time high, it becomes the new bottom. Anything under 69k is a good buy. It's still advisable to work with a fiduciary advisor instead of relying solely on speculations
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If the 0.1% who owns most BTC don't find any demand for crypto outside of their own small circle, having the government buy it from them isn't an investment. It's a bailout.
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Tel me why Trump has no plan for Healthcare, but he has a plan for Bitcoin?
Because crypto billionaires bought him out, he’s also owned by the health insurance industry
@astrofpv3631 i know, it was sarcastic so people realize how stupid it is.
Healthcare is a mess because of money (dollars). Fix the money, fix alot of problems for the generations that follow.
Crypto as a whole has proven to be a huge risk for investors and an easy scam for celebrities to make a profit.
The true American dream lol
Ethereum is designed to be a scam, do not equate the two.
What does "crypto" mean and how does that relate to Bitcoin? Or you are just saying words that you heard somewhere?
@noanyobiseniss7462 outside of Bitcoin and a few otheds, the vast majority of cryptocurrencies are scams or worthless.
@user-ov5nd1fb7s Bitcoin is a cryptocurrencies. Other cryptocurrencies are related to scam and fraud. Look at FTX and Celsius as prime examples
Imagine if most of the Bitcoin Holder decide to dump, similar as the GameStop thing !
Yeah, but think about it. The money they make is just money that was printed into thin air by the government... so really, what's happening is the US is printing more money *still*, to buy Bitcoin and the weak hands that hold Bitcoin will sell for dollars and then... surprise surprise, more inflation in the economy! It doesn't change anything, really. Money these days just flows like water, if it's created out of thin air, the ones and zeros have to go somewhere. The *Finite* assets are where you want to park your savings and leave them there until you really need it, because prices are gonna go up.
regardless of the amount of any currency in circulation, that currency must represent the available resources also in circulation, meaning each credit in circulation equals a percentage of the value of the available resources. if there are more resources in circulation than can be consumed, then resource value goes down while circulating currency remains the same, thus the currency decreases in value across all resources, meaning it takes more currency to purchase any given resource. so changing which currency we use is going to have, at best a minimal effect, at worst no effect.
If due to WW3, the internet ceased to exist, what would be the ramifications of ANY digital currency? 🤔
Bitcoin would be the least of your problems
You think at that time a hundred tons of gold in a pile in a vault are going to make a difference? LOL
Well start investing in bullets then
@@newkastj3684 Actually they are a good investment, check the returns over the last decade.
Why do people write these comments?! At that point even if you had $1 billion USD its nothing. Now safety, shelter, food, water, ammo, so on. becomes important regardless of whatever valueless currency we use, it be paper, gold, Bitcoin.
why would the government buy bitcoin at it's highest? 😅 it would be smarter to buy bitcoin at its lowest. I smell a dump then pump coming
Yes, why would they buy at its highest? I think you can answer your own question.
Easy, because this is not its peak. It's going to go much higher
Let's put it another way: why does anyone need to conduct business outside the normal banking regulations and outside the standard currencies of dollars, euros, pounds, and franks?
Cause unless you would have a ton of gold on a vault like Scrooge Mcduck, you woundn't really own any of your assets on a bank. If the goverment and banks one day decided they won't give you back you $ for any reason you coundn't do nothing and let's not even get into inflation.
Because they are a scam on the naive.
cuz they print money, you lose value of your hard work at the end of the day. it cannot happen with this system.
Tax evasion. Or was this a serious question?
@@ChrisMoran they keep printing money so it loses value. Buying power. Food expensive me hungry