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Hey, Pleb Nation. Today is April 1st, and this is episode

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164 of Satoshi's Plebs. I'm your host, McIntosh, and today's episode is about April Fools in Argentina.

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Alright, everybody. This is your host, McIntosh,

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and the tea is hot. And we got things going on in Argentina. We're gonna talk about that but I promise you this is not going to be a quote episode about

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Argentina. Close quote. There's somewhere I'm going with this and you will see, and I think this is very important

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in today's world.

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But as always, we will begin with our market update. We will

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then jump into that topic. We'll talk about our supporters,

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and we'll wrap things up with news and notes.

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Alright. So let's get right to it. We are

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trying to pump. Bitcoin is pushing up. We closed the week

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just a few minutes ago, about 30 minutes ago, as I record

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at $71,312. We, by the way, are at block height 83716

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6. We have much as I said last week, you know, Bitcoin has established this level. It doesn't really wanna go below 70 anymore,

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it seems. And when it does get pushed down there, it kinda pops right back up. Well, here we are. We're pushing right back up.

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We will see where this goes. We will see if we break upwards.

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The longer this goes, the, the higher the chance of that really happening, to be honest. I could see when the ETFs open up tomorrow morning a big buy because,

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Bitcoin jumped several $1,000 during the weekend,

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and we might be off to the races for the week. And that is no April fools.

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Alright. Yeah. So there we go. Our difficulty

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adjustment right now is estimated

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to be 1.3, I think, 3%, 1.33

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percent. That is still, of course, a bit off,

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but we did just have an adjustment a couple of days ago.

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It hasn't been that long. And,

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we did go down a little bit. It was not very much. Let's see where is that right

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there. Yeah. 0.98%. On March 28th,

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the halving, of course, continues to approach. We are 98.65%

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of the way there. 2,834 more blocks

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until or 6.5?

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I can never remember. Y'all you guys know.

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Something I struggle with. But, anyways, I think it's 6 point,

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6.5 and the at the current rate. I could look it up. I could even include it in my notes. I probably have it somewhere.

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But then we go down to 3.25. And so,

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essentially, the amount of Bitcoin that's being mined will get cut in half, and eventually, that will lead to the price go up.

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Although, of course, we've had a huge

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run for a number of months now of Bitcoin price go up. It's been great.

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Alright. There's our market update.

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Oh, our fees in MNPL. I did wanna mention this.

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Fees right now are 14 sets per vbyte.

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Mempool actually went up a little bit after a couple weeks of going down. We're at 904 megabytes. Now up, like, 70 or so megabytes.

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So that basically means there's more transactions that have not been processed,

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which should theoretically lead to some higher prices.

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I would highly recommend if you have UTXOs

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to consolidate anything, you know,

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Bitcoin to move around, whatever, that you do that before the happening, which,

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as I mentioned, is coming up very soon,

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April 20th, so roughly three weeks from

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now. Actually, 3 weeks from today, I guess,

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if I'm not mistaken, as I record this on March 31st.

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Let me look. April 20th is a Saturday. Tomorrow is 1st.

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So you do the math. I don't know. It's a Saturday.

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Let's jump on into this week's week's topic. So I will be honest.

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I was, doing my normal routine,

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checking Twitter later in the day,

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just a few hours ago or just an hour or so ago.

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And I came across this tweet, which we're gonna talk about because I think it's very important.

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So there will be a link in the news and link news and notes, of course.

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Forbes published an article, apparently.

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Well, they did. I saw the article. Let me bring it up because I wanna make sure I get this correct. Now I've mentioned this kind of thing before, but, of course, Argentina

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down in South America, speaks Spanish.

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There's always a chance

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things get lost in translation. K? And I don't wanna read too much into this, but it this does seem to be

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the case. So we know, of course, Javier Milei came into power,

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Argentina in in December of last year. So just a few months ago,

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he runs at ran as a libertarian. He proposes to be a libertarian.

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He has done a lot certainly

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to help the budget of Argentina. He's cut a number

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of, government jobs,

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entire what do they call those ministries?

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This kind of thing to help balance their budget.

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K? And even recently, I think he well, I'd mentioned a couple weeks ago, I think

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he was going to he was asking to eliminate 70,000

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more government jobs trying to balance their budget.

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Now in my opinion, as an Austrian

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conservative, fiscally conservative, certainly, person,

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I have no problem with this. It's not you know, governments, in my opinion, cannot continue to operate the way that they are

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building up debt, eventually, that will come home to roost as we would say.

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I also know that recently, International Monetary Fund, which I've talked about extensively

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on this program, not a good organization,

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should be avoided in my opinion at all cost. And apparently, they're getting a loan from them. Now I

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maybe they have no alternative, but that was a kind of a red flag for me.

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Well, here's red flag number two.

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Now one of the things that I know that Milei ran on,

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he talked about allowing

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currencies to compete. As a libertarian,

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a country, people should have the ability to choose

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what they use to buy their goods and services, to trade, to carry on commerce,

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whatever. That's the libertarian

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attitude. And in fact,

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he has espoused that. He has talked about that.

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That all sounds good. He, to my knowledge, has never talked directly about Bitcoin.

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I do know prior to coming into politics

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or shortly after or whatever, a few years ago, he was involved in

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some casino coins, as I would call them,

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promoting something, I don't know, some garbage,

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whatever. Okay? But

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Forbes Magazine article, here's what it says. I'm basically gonna read much of it because it's really not that long.

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Argentina unveils mandatory registration

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for Bitcoin and crypto platforms. Now understand

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when you start saying mandatory

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registration, so government

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mandated registration of your business,

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that basically directly contradicts

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libertarian policies. Now it's not clear

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that this is directly from Milei, and I would love to have some clarity on that.

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But I'll read the article, and I'm sure that

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Twitter's going to be in a tizzy about this. So you kinda heard it here first, so to speak.

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But I I don't we're gonna talk about Argentina. But, again,

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this is just bear with me because this is going to become very real to you

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regardless of where you're at

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here in a few minutes. Let's read this.

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With the anarcho capitalist and libertarian leader Javier Milei taking power in Argentina in December of 2023,

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many felt that his plans to rebuild the national economy and dollarize it, which is what he's promoting using the US dollar,

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would help Bitcoin and cryptocurrency

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adoption in the country. But after a few months of his government,

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which it what? Four months? More regulation is coming.

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Again, the exact opposite

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of a libertarian view. In late March, the Comision

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Nacional de Valores, I hope I said that close to right, In Argentina.

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And I don't know who that is. It's a commission. It's a national commission of I don't know what Valores

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is. That's all I know. Announced a new mandatory

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registry of virtual asset service providers for those operating

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with crypto assets in the country.

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Companies and individuals doing that activity now, so they're currently operating,

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will be asked to comply with the registration

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approved on March 14th, so 2 weeks ago, by the Argentine

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Senate as part of the amendments to the current

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regulatory framework to address the financial action task force

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recommendations. I do not know exactly what that means, but I do understand

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March 14th, this was approved by the Argentine senate.

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This and I don't know where it came from. Again, I don't know if this is coming from Malay.

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I don't know, you know, I don't exactly understand the power structure there in Argentina.

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If he has the ability to,

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you know, put forth some bill and

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and has the kind of the team put together to make that work? I I don't know.

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This new requirement will affect businesses dedicated to providing several services

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such as buying, selling, sending, receiving, lending, or trading cryptos,

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which in my opinion basically covers everything.

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Every provider should complete the registration,

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and the regulation is not just for locally based companies,

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but also for those operating in the market but based elsewhere. So in other words,

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Strike, not based in Argentina, if they were to operate in argin

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Argentina, they would have to register.

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CNVs president, Roberto  Silva, was crystal clear.

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Those who are not registered will not be able to operate in the country.

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After the announcement, the securities watchdog participated in a meeting with the country's main legal firms

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and the Fintech Chamber on the implementation

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of the registry with some representatives

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of local companies participating. Alright.

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Then we'll finish this up. There's a couple more paragraphs. We're almost there. It's a terrible idea to have a registry

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that enables the buying and selling of Bitcoin. Bitcoin is money, not a security.

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It's as wrong as if currency exchange houses

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for dollars or euros or shops where gold is bought and sold had to register

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with the CNV of this

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the thing I read earlier. It's complete nonsense. And this is the Argentine

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Argentinian NGO nongovernmental

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organization, directive member, and money on chain protocol cofounder Manuel Ferra

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told me, the journalist who wrote this article in an interview. So that was something separate. So this person is saying, of course, this is a bad idea because it's money, not a security.

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It's in in at least in the United States system, let me put it that way. We would love for it to be a money, and it is being used as a money. It's also a commodity here in the United States. It's not a security. That is correct.

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That may be a little too detailed or whatever, but this benefits no one except maybe some state bureaucrats and army of lawyers and useless people from the compliance

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industry, Ferrari argued.

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For him, this measure doesn't fit into the pro Bitcoin stance in which many people placed Malay,

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but he or his party didn't present the initiative to congress. So according to this, apparently, I didn't catch that very last sentence

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of the entire article. Apparently, he did not promote this or his party. So maybe it did come from

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again, I don't know what the structure there is. I'm sure there's competing parties.

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I know there is. And, apparently, this came from one of those other parties.

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I will be very interested to see what Malay has to say about all this, and I will be watching that very closely.

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So I think this is, very

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interesting news, for those who live in Argentina, for those who want to deal with the people in Argentina in terms of crypto businesses.

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I think this is very important. You should be watching this.

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But here's where I'm going with all this.

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It's not that this is Argentina. When it comes to politics and when it comes to Bitcoin,

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we tend to be very, somebody will say something

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that seems to be even Bitcoin.

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Well, they like Bitcoin or they're promoting Bitcoin or whatever. And they're a politician, and we're like, oh, yes. That's our guy.

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Look. Bitcoin is a bottoms up

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thing. What do I mean by that?

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If a government is going to

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solve the world's problems, essentially,

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by implementing Bitcoin, this will never work.

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This will work because the plebs,

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Satoshi's Plebs, where I get my podcast name,

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are out there doing the work,

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starting El Zonte's Bitcoin Beach, for example, which ended up changing their entire country.

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Starting things like the Bitcoin,

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jungle, which is in Costa Rica, if I'm remembering the place in

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Africa as well. All of these different

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grassroots efforts. This is what's really important. Yes. These things are important.

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And, yes, if you're in Argentina,

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you need to be aware of this. And I do have Argentine

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listeners, by the way, which is really cool.

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You need to write to your person,

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email them, call them, whatever.

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And I don't know if they're, well, senate or congress or

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I I don't know. Obviously, it said they had a senate. So

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but I also want to see what Malei's

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reaction to this is because this should be

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180% opposite of what his stance would be. His stance should be, no. We do not need that regulation.

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You let the market sorted out. That's the libertarian

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stance. Given the fact that this came from an opposing party, he probably will

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oppose it. My point is the point that I really wanted to drive home in all this is the the government is not going to solve the these problems, ladies and gentlemen,

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not when it comes to Bitcoin. You

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going out there and doing the work, promoting

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the Bitcoin, using

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it as it is intended, as a source of currency, as a means of transferring value from one person to another,

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that is what's going to bring Bitcoin to the next 10% of the world and the next 10% and so on and so forth.

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So, anyways, I I hope that makes sense.

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I think it does. I do think it does.

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I hope that Argentina makes the right choices here. I've been following them, of course, with great interest

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since before this election last December.

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And, I was personally as I've said on here, I was pleased essentially to see that Malay got voted in,

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but I don't believe in in

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let me put it this way. It's Easter here in the United States.

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Still as I'm as I'm recording this.

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So I'll make this analogy, and I apologize if this offends anyone.

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There is no politician who is our savior.

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Okay? Not Milei, not

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Robert f Kennedy, who's kind of the pro Bitcoin party candidate here in the United States.

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None of them. They're not. We

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are the ones who will do the work

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to make this happen. These countries will make these decisions,

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and it will slow their development

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or it will speed it up. I have a strong feeling

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that our El Salvador, for example, may turn out to be

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one of the future world leaders

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eventually because they got involved in Bitcoin

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on a sovereign state level very early. And I don't mean 10 years from now. I don't mean 5 years from now, and I don't mean 20 years from now, a 100 years from now,

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if they make the right choices between now and then.

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Bhutan, another example.

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Very tiny country, insignificant

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in the views of the world right now.

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But what are they doing up there in the Himalayas?

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They are mining. They are

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building a building a virtual pile of Bitcoin,

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so to speak. And as as Bitcoin becomes more and more used by more and more people and more and more countries around the world,

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as it eats the financial world, so to speak,

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and becomes more and more valuable,

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these countries are going to be in much better places,

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and I love to see them flip the script

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on organizations like the IMF and the World Bank, which is exactly what El Salvador is doing. El Salvador's

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credit rating has gone up because

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of the positive things that are happening because of Bitcoin.

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It is indisputable, and they will not be taking any more loans from the IMF. I don't I think they still owe the IMF money, but that will get paid off.

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And they will not be going down that road again, and that's a great thing for them. So, anyways, hope all that made sense. Let's go ahead and move right

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on. I will have a link to that article in the show notes, by the way, again.

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Alright. Let's talk about our supporters.

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So it looks to me like

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satoshi stream had a problem this week. I thought I saw them post something.

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I have no record here unless I opened the wrong file,

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which is possible. Hold on. Note today.

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Of any streaming or boost.

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However, I know Kyrin posted

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something because I saw it on the fountain app itself. Hold on just a second. I'll go grab that one.

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So see, Satoshi Stream.

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Now I'm irritated because

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now you're costing me money. Alright.

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I will say what what he posted on here.

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Episode news and that's a 120.

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3 sets, 3 scores.

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Okay. 123 set. That's odd because that's not okay. Here's what,

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actually yeah.

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What's I I will definitely get with

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Satoshi Stream. Try and figure out if this stuff showed up.

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We did get two boosts. Streaming apparently was not,

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working. Let's talk about this actually real quick. Mere Mortals, Kyrin boosted,

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row of sticks. 1111.

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So I appreciate that, Kyren. A 100% still planning to be there, but unlikely to actually go to the conference. He is talking about the Bitcoin conference in July

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in Nashville. Would prefer to spend that money just hanging around the bar and chatting with people. We'll see you there, mate.

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Yep. I appreciate that, Karen. I certainly am looking forward to seeing you there. I will bring along

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a gift or 2, that I owe you,

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because you're, as I said last week, our first octopus,

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and the level that you reached before that was the one you were you were supposed to get something that I never got to you because I haven't created it yet, and I apologize.

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But it is I have not forgotten, and it is coming.

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So I have made that my target.

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Anyways, hypersensitivosaurus boosted

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1222 sats. Streaming issues today, so I will send you a higher boost than I usually do. I actually enjoyed

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the decreased length of this episode. Keep it up or down.

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PSA, a shame you can't see who is streaming SATs.

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I can. I'll explain that in just a second. Or can you? If so, I might have made it up

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to, shrimp level already.

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Actually, hypersensitive saris, that is included in our totals.

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I didn't read out your exact levels because I don't know. That's kind of

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I've kinda gone back and forth on that. It's public information, but

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it's not, if that makes sense. And then I just feel a little weird about it. You are

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right there. You're, I think I don't know if I mentioned this. You're 13,000

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well, 12,000 sats and now 11,000,

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actually. Short.

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So you're getting there. Just hang in there.

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Hang in there. We'll get there. And

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that would be awesome. Cool. Yeah. So I can see actually the sats. I don't talk about them on the air because, the streaming sats just because it takes too long.

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So I see I have a list. I essentially get this. So y'all I'm gonna get down in the weeds for just a minute because this kinda got me ticked off, and I'm fixing to make a change, I think.

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Looks like streaming's, Satoshi streams has not been working for a few days.

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I got these messages on fountain. I did not get them on Satoshi Streams.

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I don't think I even got payment.

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So like I said, now they're messing with my money.

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And I'm not worried about that from y'all. That's fine. You're getting the credit that you deserve.

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But I'm

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kinda done with having a middleman. I've tried doing this before,

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and I'm about to do it again. I wanna do my own lightning node

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that these will go to, that I can

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I can control? And for one thing, it'll save me a little money.

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I already have the infrastructure I could run it on. If I had to pay for the server by itself, it wouldn't make any sense because that's $20 a month. But

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I've already got a server, that I can use this for.

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I will set this up, and then I'll pull the stats off there in the next few weeks. In the meantime, I've got to send them

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a note. You know, stuff happens. I get it. This was four days ago, so

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Tuesday or so, which I think that correlates with the time that this was going on. I'm sure that's what happened.

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That is not your problem, and I don't want y'all worrying about it. But, yeah, it's gonna make a change for me, and that's cool. I

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was needing to do it anyways. So you like the decreased length of the episode. I will try and keep these shorter. I've always strived to keep these shorter.

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I think when I get longer episodes, I should frankly just start cutting them in half and making them two episodes. I think this one will end up being about right. Let's see. We're at

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yeah. We're at 30 minutes, and, I can tighten this up a little bit as I do the editing.

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And alls I have left to do is the news notes. So, anyways, I actually cannot get a total this week because I don't know what it is because that's broken. But there you go. So, Kyrin, looking forward to seeing you there at the conference.

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Hypersentiviosaurus . I always appreciate your support and the kind comments and the feedback, and that's awesome. I will be,

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thinking about that going forward. And it was already kind of a direction I was looking at. So very cool.

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Great minds think alike as they say. So let's do our news. Not a whole lot of news this week, but we'll run through it. I actually thought what the news that we just talked about was the most important thing,

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frankly. Although, I think maybe a lot people a lot of people will be arguing about it or whatever, but I think they're missing

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my point anyways. I mean, I I'm making I'm not making that up, but my

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that's not what the article is about. I think a lot of people will not think about it from that perspective. So there we go. I did wanna mention this,

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s 21 pro has now come out. So this is a new Bitmain miner.

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I it's pretty mind blowing machine.

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234 terahash. So this thing is, like, almost

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exactly double my miners.

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It does depend on the price. Of course, they won't be out for a few months.

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It'll certainly be post halving.

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Alex Gladstein posted, just a couple days ago a great article

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about Bitcoin brought electricity to countries in the global south.

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This is something we've touched on time and time and time again. I would highly suggest

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you check that out. I will put a link to that in the show notes.

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We were talking about the Japanese yen last week. On Wednesday, it hit the lowest level since

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1990. So it is falling

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against I think they're comparing this to the dollar.

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And, so they are starting a debate

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in Japan essentially about intervening to boost

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their currency. And,

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I whether they do or don't, when they do at some point, it's going to end up triggering, you know, a big tidal wave

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against the debt of their country. It's going to end up causing complete chaos.

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Again, Japan may be the one leading us down the,

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you know, the hyperinflation path. We'll see.

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Peruvian Bull, who's somebody that I follow,

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he's a financial analysis, says that Standard Chartered

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says that Japan is very, very close to yin intervention.

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So and that's about it.

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I I don't have context for this, but I I will mention this

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really briefly. Senegal's next president

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spoke, just a few days ago for the first time since his,

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since he won. He ran a successful

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presidential campaign in 10 days

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after leaving prison, and he was elected on his 44th birthday. I do not know why he was in prison. I have no context for this. None.

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None. So I I don't know. I know there's a lot of discontent.

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I know there's a lot of angst,

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anger, all of these things in a lot of these African countries. I believe Senegal is in that belt, that Sub Saharan African belt

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that, was controlled by the,

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by the French. And I don't know if they had put the former leader or in,

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in place. So Senegal, Dakar is it is on the coast.

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It's on the West Coast.

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That's actually the end of the Paris Dakar rally. So I'm pretty sure

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that that was a French country, a French colony.

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So I think this all relates back to that. But,

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again, that's me speculating or whatever.

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Alright. That's it. That's all the news we got

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This week, I do think we might see some I'm just gonna go ahead and say, I think we could see some explosive price action. Next week,

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it is possible we're looking at $80,000 Bitcoin in US dollars.

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I think we will move once we break 73. It will go up to 80 very, very shortly. I'll put it that way. How about that? That gives me a little bit of

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but, Macintosh, you said it was gonna be that? No. I didn't. And as always, I forgot to put this disclaimer.

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DCA, you strike, buy daily,

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don't trade, etcetera, etcetera. Go back and listen to any other episode if you're confused

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because I say the same thing every time.

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Alright. Let's talk about this podcast. We are

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a podcasting 2 point o podcast. We are a value for value podcast. What does all that mean? 1st of all, I don't have advertisers. I don't have sponsors. I depend on my real listeners. People like Kyrin and people like

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Hypersentivosaurus to support this show.

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They are doing it through what I would call treasure. There's other ways of doing it as well. We are what's called a value for value podcast. If I am providing value,

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I would hope that you would be able to provide value back. And that is not necessarily

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always in terms of treasure, in terms of sats.

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You can do that if you're using a Podcasting 2.0 app like Fountain,

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like castomatic, like one of these other apps.

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Okay? You connect it up to a lightning wallet. You can stream sats. You can boost like they did and send me some sats.

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There's other ways. If you clip an episode, if you go in and clip out 2 1, 2, 3 minutes out of that episode,

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boost it up on, put it up on Fountain, for example.

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If I first of all, thank you because you're spreading the message of satoshi's plebs, and that's what's most important. But I will also boost you back 500 sets for a new episode, 300 for an older episode. If you do that, you get to make some treasure. Our message gets spread around, and more people hear about it.

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Just tell somebody about the podcast. That's a great way to spread the message. In fact, it's probably the most

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effective way to do it. K?

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Why do we do podcasting 2.0? Because of the ability to stream those sets, because of things like transcripts,

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because of things like chapters. These are all new things that we have been building

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into these tools over the last few years.

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Oh, alright. That's it. Thanks for being here. I hope this has been helpful, and I want you to think about that.

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Politicians are still politicians

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at the end of the day. They are not going to save you.

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They are not. What will help you financially

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in the future is saving Bitcoin.

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Having that DCA going, stacking sats.

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Do what you can and don't depend on

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whomever that is, Robert Kennedy, I don't know, Trump,

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whoever the most pro Bitcoin candidate here in the, which was Vivek, I guess.

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I think I said his name right. But anyways, he's not in the running at this point, although I think he might be a vice presidential

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candidate or Milei down in Argentina.

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Don't depend on them. Go out

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and be the pleb. Do the groundwork. Spread the message.

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I would love to hear from you. I'm on Twitter at McIntoshFintech. I'm on mastodon at macintosh@podcastindex.social.

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I can also be reached by email, macintosh@satoshis-plebs.com.

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That's it. I I'm gonna talk to you guys soon. Go out. Make it a great week.