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Welcome back to Satoshi's Plebs for episode two forty one. I'm Mcintosh.

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And I am Kenshin. And in today's episode, we are looking back, why looking forward?

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Beautiful.

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Perfect.

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We did so much better this week.

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That's what a little practice will do for you. Yeah.

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Yeah. Here we are.

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So, Kenshin,

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I'm since you've already told me a little bit, I'm going to put on my

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psychologist

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Doctor. Fraser

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hat. Right.

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Is this Those of you who are following, that's a TV show,

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and say, Kenshin, I'm listening. What's up with you?

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Well, doctor, it's been a difficult week.

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I'm sorry to hear that.

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Yeah.

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What's going on with you?

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Oh, it is okay.

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It's okay. Days are passing fast.

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Busy days, busy weeks.

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So,

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yeah.

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Just getting impatient again

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to get things done but it's not so easy. Should I ask if is the website done?

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No.

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No.

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No. The the more the closer you get the longer it takes. Right? Or something like that. It's There's a there's a mathematical

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term for that in calculus as you approach the

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I don't know what it is, but you never actually get there but it's really, really close. Yeah.

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I I mean, we're so close.

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We're even preparing the press release and everything. So it's Oh, wow. I think we're very close. It's just It'll happen. Yeah. Small things. And and it's all finding the time to finalize this last task and

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balance out the AI capacity

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also because now we're running to the weekly limits.

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Yeah. So

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I cannot do much more until Thursday basically with my account. I'm almost there knowing the limits. Couple of days of rest.

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Yeah. And rest is needed. I feel it now because Sounds like it. Yeah.

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Yeah. I cannot sleep earlier than 01:00 in the morning, and I need to stand up at seven. So it's

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it's been a bit hard a few days.

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I feel you. I know. I don't get up that early, but I do understand.

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Hi. Yeah. Yeah.

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How are

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you know,

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I'm doing okay. We yesterday was a holiday

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for a lot of people in The United States. It's Martin Luther King Day. Oh. Okay. I think it's his birthday and I'm pretty sure about that. And

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so I didn't have to work, so we had some fun. We went for a walk,

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really a hike with some of our friends yesterday. We walked about four miles.

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That was good. Good exercise.

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I don't know if you noticed,

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listener,

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but I did get the new microphone going. That's what I'm using right now. I would like to say it's gonna make me sound

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spectacular,

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but the reality is it probably isn't, but that's okay.

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It is a better

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sounding unit. It's a Electro Voice

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RE three twenty.

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And I haven't edited the podcast with it yet, so I don't really know what it sounds like. But Kenshin said, yep. I was a 100% better. Right, Kenshin? Yep. It's gonna make all the difference. Gonna make all the difference.

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Oh, one other thing.

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I tackled my first major project. So I finished up the tool, first of all, so that we have this little automated tool now that will just spin out new episode

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content

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for the website.

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But I did start on a new thing, and I'm gonna go ahead and talk about it. I kinda told you, Kenshin, and I've mentioned this in the past several times, but I wanna take a few minutes.

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This might be something later on down the road after I open this up that others are interested in. It will be an open source project.

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Mhmm. And I wanna kind of briefly describe my my vision. I

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I I

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alright. Everybody knows I'm a boomer.

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Not really, but y'all think I am.

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And I was around when Internet was dial up and

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all that kind of jazz.

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One of the earliest

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protocols,

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I don't know if you knew this, but that was built on top of the Internet was actually email.

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SMTP or SMTP.

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It certainly proved to be a huge success,

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but it has flaws in it.

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Mostly around the fact that back when it was designed and built,

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the Internet was a different place and nobody could even comprehend that you would spam people

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for profit.

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They just couldn't understand that. It was not in their

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it didn't make any sense. It still doesn't, but people do it. So

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it's something that we have to deal with. But email

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as in something that I can keep literally for decades and I can point back to emails in my email

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Thunderbird that I use now that I literally are from the early twenty twenties. Not twenty twenties, the early twin February.

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Okay?

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It is a long

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communication

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system that can be very flexible

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and whatever.

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But all of this

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spam stuff makes it a mess and they do all these things to fix it and nothing really works.

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And I said, and I'm not the only person to come up with this idea by the way, and maybe not even the only person, the first person to implement it. I'm not aware of any other implementations.

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I said, why don't we bolt on Satoshis to this and

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make people pay essentially to send emails?

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And I haven't worked all all the details. But essentially, if I'm gonna send you an email kinship, I'm gonna pay a few Satoshis

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Mhmm. For that privilege.

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Right. And

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there's economics behind that. I haven't worked all that out and I will and we'll discuss that in the appropriate time.

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But I began coding

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on this on Friday or Saturday. I think it was Saturday. I kinda lost track.

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Using codecs,

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using this new chat GBT tool, and I've been blown away.

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I am literally, the last time I counted 9,000

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lines

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of code in.

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I've got

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I've actually been able I sent it to you. I've been able to test sending a message from one to to myself, but through the system.

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Okay?

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I've got test cases, I've got documentation,

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I've got I've got all the things

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and it's literally been like a day and a half, so

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like twelve hours of work. Mhmm. That's what I mean by that. Okay?

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Making a lot of progress. I am about halfway

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a basically a dev

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minimal,

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what do they call it, MVP, minimal viable product. Right. Okay?

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Unless it proves to be like what you're talking about where the as the closer I get to the target, the harder it gets. We'll see. No. For an open source project like that, you don't need to be polished or Yeah. Yeah. Well, we're gonna I'm gonna put it together, make sure it works, and I'm gonna put it out there. And my intention is not only do people pay to send emails to soft spam,

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the servers who run this back end are also gonna get paid

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for running or storing messages,

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for for moving them through the system, for all the things that they do.

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I we'll work all that out,

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but money has to change hands or this makes no sense. People don't do things for free. Yeah. Okay? Either you

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are paying for a service or you are paying in the fact that they're stealing all your data and selling it. And the inherent design of this system, and I'm not going to name it yet,

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but the inherent design of this system is that your data is secure and private

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to you.

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Okay? Mhmm. The server doesn't have access to it.

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Right. It's end to end encryption.

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So I know you've got a lot of questions. Questions. I do. So the server

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that transmits

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receiving a payment from the sender.

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It needs to. Yeah. And then

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and then automatically it could split that revenue Exactly. To you Sorry. As the

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I apologize.

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Yeah. I was saying it it was just split automatically like like you do with a podcasting.

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Exactly. That it goes Exactly. And it's Part of to you Yeah.

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Part to the They gave me the idea.

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Yeah. One thing people don't understand is you can actually split satoshis up essentially.

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Yeah. They're called millis satoshis.

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And you can it's it's not like the satoshi itself is the limit. So,

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you know, we're literally talking about a few satoshis or fractions of satoshis,

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but if there's a lot of traffic,

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it it makes sense. Okay?

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even though

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people don't understand the scale of of these spammers, they literally send millions of emails to get one person tricked.

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And if you make it the least bit

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non

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profitable they they cannot operate.

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I you know, have I just opened my Gmail yesterday.

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Yes. You

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mean the Google product that they harvest your data from in order to make it free. Yeah. Yeah. I'll just point that out. But okay. Exactly.

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Because I never log in to Gmail.

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I have

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I only go on my phone. I have the k nine mail app. Mhmm.

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And that fetches the Gmail stuff. Right. But for for once, I went because I want to reach it from my computer to type this long email

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because I'm going through a process now of reclaiming

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a product. Anyway, and

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I went out of curiosity in the spam folder because I said, have they sent me an email? Is it in the spam? I opened the spam folder. I was shocked. Yes. The amount of emails

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in there. The amount of stupid,

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yeah,

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invitations.

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Yeah. Garbage. They send.

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It's I opened a few out of curiosity. I always like to see what they do. It's incredible. Like Mhmm. There's the CIA

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director send an email that

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it's like, what?

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You need to pay this so you get 15,000,000 or something. Right. Trace.

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I you know,

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I've talked to a lot of younger people, frankly, and

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they're like, well, email's dead. Well, email's dead because of spam,

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but email's dead.

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And I'm like, you say that, but what you don't realize is there's no other form there's nothing to replace it.

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You DMs are not email. DMs are essentially ephemeral.

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Right? Email

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is long term or it can be, certainly.

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Sorry. Yes? And I don't wanna call this an email replacement

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even though that's essentially what it is.

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Alright. Go ahead. I have many questions. Sorry. Well, I don't wanna turn this into a whole episode about this. But one more question, then we'll we'll move on. One more for the audience because the audience And I may not even have the answer. I'm still figuring some of this stuff out Yeah. Just seriously.

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So you said it's end to end encrypted, and that's great. Mhmm. So

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is the

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service provider, the intermediary

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that transmits the emails back and forth, are they storing

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encrypted emails?

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Yes.

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Okay. There so there is a center license. Yes. But they can't read it. No. Course. Know it belongs Yes. To

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Can't you do that with NoSIR?

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Yes. I'm using NoSIR. Can hear you. Good. Okay. Yes. So I'm using NoSIR for a couple of things. For the encryption

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Yeah. And for the wallet connect,

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ultimately. And

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I think there's maybe one more. There's like two or three nips that I'm gonna be using which are nostril improvement pro what's the p stand for? Protocol?

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Anyways Proposals.

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Proposal. Yes. Thank you. Nostril improvement proposals. I'm using like three of those.

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And that's part of the fun of this because I pulled in the Noster Rust library, this is in Rust. And

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boom, it just it went from my encryption was not working and I'm and I'm like, wait, wait, wait. There's gotta be a library for this. Sure enough, like nostr-rust.org

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or something. Yeah. Boom. Pulls it in. It's working.

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It's insane when this stuff works like that. Yeah. It's crazy. It's really good nowadays with the Thousands and thousands of lines of code.

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I'm not gonna tell you I understand everyone and I don't.

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But I I know I've got test cases that prove that this is doing what it's supposed to do. Yeah.

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Good.

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Very good. Looking forward to it. Enough about that. I don't know if we'll ever do a full episode on this but from time to time I'll probably mention it. Assuming I continue it which I probably will because I'm very excited about this.

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Alright. Block height. As we record, nine three three one two six.

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Alright.

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It's actually one two eight, but okay. Yep. Oh, well, no. Let's correct correct it. Nine three three one two eight. I'm sorry. Boy, we so I will mention this really quickly. It's funny because it hasn't been that long. It's been exactly fifteen minutes since we checked the price.

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And obviously we've gotten two blocks.

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We're about to have a difficulty adjustment going down because our block heights are taking about ten point four minutes.

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So that's actually kinda wild that it dropped out two more in the last fifteen Yeah. 3.5%

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difficulty adjustment.

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On top of the previous one that was 1.2%.

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So we are and we have a news item about that. I don't wanna get into all that right now. But

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yeah.

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Right? We do have a news item.

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We can have.

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We can have a news item.

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Oh,

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Alright.

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Topic for this week. This week is going to be

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look,

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ladies and gentlemen.

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I don't know if you've stuck your nose out of your hobbit hole,

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the world is filled with doom and gloom right now.

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Is that a true statement, Kenshin?

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Yeah.

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I don't pay much attention, but when I do, yes, it is very doom and doom. I so wish I could be like that. So

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nice.

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Yep. The

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bitcoin price is down.

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The sky is falling. World War three is right around the corner.

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This is happening. That's happening.

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Apparently, here in The United States, we're all

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fascist

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or communist,

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so on and so forth. It's not good.

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And I wanted to bring y'all a little light this week. Is that okay? Can we be happy for the next thirty minutes? Can try. Yep.

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I like to be optimistic.

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I feel like if we dwell too much on the negatives,

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it's not good for us. It's not good for our health. It's not good for our life. And it's not good for our bottom line, frankly.

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There are times when we have to be, obviously, when we have to be realistic.

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But

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we get so swept up in the

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fear and engagement

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and

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garbage

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and

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it just it gets to you.

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So we're gonna step back just a little bit.

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And this actually comes from the tool that I built that enabled me to kind of populate

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well, brand new episodes, it lets it write out the whole thing. Transcript, show notes, all the links, all the block height,

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all that.

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Really awesome. I love it.

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But it also let me go back and fill in some of the old datum. And it got me to thinking, ladies and gentlemen, I would direct your attention.

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Are we ready for this? To the satoshis-plebs.com/episodes

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web page. And if you go there,

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that page is a list of all of the episodes

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since day one. Now Kenshin's been along for a long time,

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but I did start this podcast back. I'm gonna get you the first date

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here in just a second.

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It was 2021.

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It was August 16.

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Now, Kenshin, I don't want you to go back quite that far yet.

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Right now, as we record, let's just go ahead and give the price. Okay? Wanna go ahead and do that right now. Do we have an official

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Bitcoin

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price?

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Yeah. For Let's get that recorded. For right now, you mean? Yeah. Well, you've got it listed here. Is it close enough to that? Yeah. 89,800.

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It hasn't like fallen off another cliff, has it?

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No.

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Okay.

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89,800

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US dollars. How many euros is that, sir?

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What was it? $70.70

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$766,500.

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500. Okay.

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Sweet.

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Alright. My dad's sending me pictures of manatees.

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Great. That's where we're at right now. We are

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one hundred and a couple of days past our all time high. So like a hundred and five, I don't know exactly,

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days from our all time high which was October

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6, am I correct,

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of

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2025.

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Correct. And we hit a $126,000.

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Mhmm.

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Right? So we're down

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20

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plus percent.

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Is that correct? It's it's at least 20%.

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Yeah. A bit more.

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A

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bit more than that.

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And

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if you stick your nose out on Cointelegraph

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or one of these other sites,

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the sky is falling. If you go on Bitcoin, Twitter,

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please don't.

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Just don't. I'm

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sure they're all saying

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the end is near.

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Right? The US did not

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buy a million bitcoin.

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They're not doing monthly buys.

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I don't know. I don't know what they're saying

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because I don't go on there anymore. It's part of that whole thing I was talking about at the start. Right? There's only so much, goodness gracious,

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that we can handle.

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My dad is down in South Florida and he's like sending me messages.

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I'm sorry.

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He's my dad. I can't ignore him.

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Goodness gracious. Manatees, more manatees and yet more manatees. Okay. Great dad. What is manatees? He's in Apollo Beach, Florida. You do not know what a manatee is? No.

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Wow.

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They believe that

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the

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old sailors

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back sailing ship days Yeah.

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They thought they were

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they think that that's kind of one of the explanations for mermaids.

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They look like a giant

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Uh-huh.

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I see. Just look it up.

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In the winter in South

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Florida, they kind of they they go up into the rivers and they they kinda congregate because they don't like the cold.

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So

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there's places. He's in Apollo Beach apparently.

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I'm not I I can't keep up with his goings on. This says he's in Apollo Beach

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which is on the it must be down around Tampa,

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that area. And yeah, they just there's hundreds of these things out in the water. He's showing pictures.

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Okay.

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Sorry.

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I may cut that out, I may not. Little bit of flavor. Okay. Let's see how long the recording is.

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Back to what we were talking about.

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So I'm populating out as much data here as I can because I like I'm I'm a perfectionist and I like things correct.

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Back on 08/16/2021

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when we first started,

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you you just guess. Do you can you guess what the Bitcoin price was?

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I can see it, so I cannot guess. You can see it. You got your chart up, you cheater.

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Yes. You can see it. It was $46,000.

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Now,

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you know me and dates. Please help me out. Four and a half years ago. Right?

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Yes. Four and a half years ago. Yeah. Four and a half years ago, we're at 46,000.

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Now let's describe the rest of 2021

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to give some context.

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I need to find my chart. Where did it go?

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Alright.

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Here it is. Back it out.

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For those of you who weren't around in 2021,

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that was the last year

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of the bull run

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the last year of the four year cycle, you know, we're gonna hit all time highs. So we said the same thing in 2025.

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So far that's proven to be accurate. Right? In 2025,

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in October, we hit a 126,000,

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and it seems like from that point we're now falling down.

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Back in 2021,

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that was supposed to be the same thing. And in fact, I'm going the wrong way, but in fact,

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we did. We hit our all time high

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in 2021.

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Do you remember the date?

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The the the last

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time or the No. Well, the actual all time high. So we kinda had a wild thing going on there. In November? It was in November. Right? It was 11/08/2020

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week one. Of November. The week of. Yeah. We're on a weekly chart so please bear with us. It's a little bit

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whatever.

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But 69,000

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roughly.

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Back in April

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2021,

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we also hit very close to that. It was slightly below it. I got 64,600

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from the top.

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Mhmm.

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That was the week of

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April 12.

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Okay? So what you ended up with was this u, this u shape. All summer long,

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2021,

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you were around, right, not on the podcast, but you were around. Yeah.

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It was so negative. The

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four year cycle's not right. We're all gonna die. The end is near.

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Know, buy Ethereum.

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I don't know. I don't know what they were saying.

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And it was tough. And then we go back up, we hit a new all time high, and then FTX dumps and the whole world went to heck in a handbasket.

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Okay?

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Yeah.

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So right in the middle of that, I start this podcast August

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2021

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at 40,000

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US dollars and we go up for a few weeks.

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I wanna do this based off the chart because I don't have a lot of these times. Of course, November,

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we hit all time high at that point, 2021,

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and then we start tracking down.

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Alright?

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Now

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I had a very interesting episode. I'm gonna jump forward to it on episode 56,

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06/20/2022.

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So I wanna jump ahead in our chart just a little bit. 06/20/2022.

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That's March.

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June,

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there it is, roughly.

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And man, if you look at that, we went from an all time high

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straight down

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for six months. It took one little brief, and that's not quite true. It went down. It went up sideways

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and then up just a little bit

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for, like, roughly a couple months probably,

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and then it went down again.

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So you go down,

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a little tiny up, and then down

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to June 2022.

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And I remember I mean, everybody was was I mean, it's the same story. We're all gonna die.

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Buy Ethereum.

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Buy Solano.

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Buy whatever.

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You know, Bitcoin's dead.

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Bitcoin's dead.

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And so I recorded this episode.

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It was a great episode. It was the best. Oh, sorry.

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That was a terrible imitation.

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I'm no good at that kind of thing. By the dip, 06/20/2022.

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I looked up on 06/20/2022.

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The price was

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$20,599.

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Yeah. So ladies and gentlemen, I have been sitting here for the previous 50 episodes saying,

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DCA,

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you should be buying Bitcoin.

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To be honest,

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early on, of course, I'm going, you should be buying x, y, or z. Although I did emphasize Bitcoin, I do remember.

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The the very third episode was called the king of crypto, an overview of Bitcoin. So, you know, I did have my priorities mostly in order. Anyways,

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that being said,

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here on episode 56,

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I'm saying buy the dip.

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I'm saying buy the dip. The price is $20,000.

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It's half of what it was

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when I first recorded

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back in August

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'21.

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And I'm sure there were listeners out there, Kenjin, who thought I was crazy.

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Can you believe that? Can you believe people would think I'm crazy?

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Yeah.

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So

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and that's 20 k.

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If you draw a line in the 20 k

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and you scroll back, you hit the top of twenty eighteen.

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Yep.

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So this that that was a great spot.

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Bottom of

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that cycle was the top of the previous cycle. Yeah. That's fine. Okay? That's how it works usually. Yeah.

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Really great spot to buy the dip and I was right.

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We should have bought the dip. I hope you bought the dip. I bought the dip. Did you buy the dip?

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Yeah.

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You have a story about this time period, don't you? Yes. I do. Why don't you go ahead and tell that? I do. It was that summer,

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I was talking

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to my father-in-law.

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Mhmm.

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And I was reading some books and I was getting more and more excited about Bitcoin again.

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And

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I was DCN at the time.

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And I

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think I it was the first time I started DCN, actually. I understood what it was.

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That was the time that it clicked for me that Bitcoin was savings, not

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Right. Day trading or investments in that sense. Right. So that's when it all clicked for me, unfortunately.

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Or fortune eventually. Yeah.

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It was yeah. I mean,

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considering how long I knew about Bitcoin. Oh, I see what you're saying. I'm like, wait. What?

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It took me a while.

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No. I get that. So I was explaining a lot of things to my father-in-law. We were sitting out here in a nice summer day,

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and then he turned and looked at me. He's like, okay. Okay. I All all good and fine. But what? Now we miss the train. I mean, it's 20 k. It's 20 k. Missed the train.

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It's a lot of money. It's it's never gonna go much higher. Now we miss the train. Yeah. And it went six x since

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the new all time high that we had now. Right. It did. Six x. Okay. Let's let's carry on a little bit more.

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I think we're getting across the idea, but I just wanna continue on.

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Again, going back to the chart where where in June, what does it do from there?

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I lost my place. 2022,

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January.

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March down.

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Okay.

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May, June. Right.

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So the rest of the summer, it cranks sideways.

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In fact, really the rest of the year.

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January

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2023,

481
00:30:47.475 --> 00:30:48.755
it's like it woke up.

482
00:30:49.155 --> 00:30:52.755
And if you look at the chart, it just starts climbing. All

483
00:30:53.955 --> 00:30:54.835
the way up

484
00:30:55.200 --> 00:30:57.279
to 73,000

485
00:30:57.760 --> 00:30:58.559
on

486
00:31:00.320 --> 00:31:02.799
03/11/2024.

487
00:31:02.880 --> 00:31:03.599
Right?

488
00:31:04.240 --> 00:31:16.775
Took a little breather there, went sideways a little bit more, and then kept right on going up and hit over the course of last year, of course, all the way up to a 126.

489
00:31:16.775 --> 00:31:20.054
So if you would have bought that dip in 2022,

490
00:31:20.295 --> 00:31:22.135
you would have been

491
00:31:23.100 --> 00:31:24.299
above board

492
00:31:24.540 --> 00:31:26.860
essentially the entire time at that point.

493
00:31:27.580 --> 00:31:30.779
When the world is screaming sell sell sell,

494
00:31:31.180 --> 00:31:31.980
when

495
00:31:32.220 --> 00:31:34.299
everybody is doom and gloom,

496
00:31:34.380 --> 00:31:35.899
if you understand,

497
00:31:36.060 --> 00:31:37.980
if you've done your research

498
00:31:38.335 --> 00:31:49.695
and you need to do that because I can't tell you what you should do other than I believe this is the best asset in the world. Other than I I know from looking at the code,

499
00:31:50.014 --> 00:31:54.399
etcetera. It's got a 21,000,000 cap. It's got it's decentralized.

500
00:31:56.720 --> 00:32:00.799
It's censorship resistant. All the other things on and on and on.

501
00:32:01.840 --> 00:32:04.399
Why would I not invest in that

502
00:32:04.720 --> 00:32:05.600
asset

503
00:32:06.075 --> 00:32:07.514
at that price?

504
00:32:08.635 --> 00:32:13.195
When I believe that there's nowhere left to go but up. Right?

505
00:32:13.515 --> 00:32:25.350
Right. Why would I not? Why would I not do And this is why we DCA. And I talk about it all the time on this podcast almost every week. I say, DCA.

506
00:32:25.430 --> 00:32:26.309
DCA.

507
00:32:26.710 --> 00:32:31.350
Dollar cost average. Go on strike if you can. Whatever whatever

508
00:32:31.350 --> 00:32:32.790
method works for you,

509
00:32:33.725 --> 00:32:37.245
whether that's daily or weekly, be buying your Bitcoin.

510
00:32:38.045 --> 00:32:43.804
And try not to worry about the price. And when you see things like this, when everyone is saying

511
00:32:44.045 --> 00:32:45.645
as they are right now,

512
00:32:46.045 --> 00:32:47.485
the sky is falling,

513
00:32:48.125 --> 00:32:48.765
we're dead,

514
00:32:49.380 --> 00:32:51.860
gold is gonna be the new bitcoin.

515
00:32:52.100 --> 00:32:54.100
I'm sure that one's probably been said.

516
00:32:54.420 --> 00:32:58.019
No, silver. We should talk about silver. Oh my goodness.

517
00:32:58.260 --> 00:32:59.940
Silver's the new bitcoin.

518
00:32:59.940 --> 00:33:01.700
No, silver's not digital.

519
00:33:01.780 --> 00:33:07.225
I can't send you silver all around the world just like in ten minutes. Can't do it.

520
00:33:07.545 --> 00:33:10.025
I cannot do that because

521
00:33:10.185 --> 00:33:14.265
one ounce of silver, which is worth roughly a $100 at this point,

522
00:33:16.549 --> 00:33:22.629
it's still an ounce of silver. I have to mail it. I have to insure it. I have to do all the things

523
00:33:23.110 --> 00:33:29.669
to get it from point a to point b. It is not inherently digital. Does it have great use? Yes. There's

524
00:33:30.145 --> 00:33:32.865
industrial uses for it out the wazoo,

525
00:33:33.025 --> 00:33:35.585
but it's not digital. It's not Bitcoin.

526
00:33:35.665 --> 00:33:37.345
It's not even limited.

527
00:33:37.905 --> 00:33:40.144
This is something people don't really understand.

528
00:33:40.225 --> 00:33:42.465
Well, gold is limited. Well, is it?

529
00:33:43.380 --> 00:33:47.539
Did you know that there's, like, gold out in the asteroids out in the asteroid belt?

530
00:33:48.580 --> 00:33:50.740
And eventually,

531
00:33:50.980 --> 00:33:56.820
humans will be able to mine that, whether it's the the next five years or the next fifty.

532
00:33:59.115 --> 00:34:00.875
What if somebody just

533
00:34:01.355 --> 00:34:09.115
finds a huge gold deposit like they do from time to time? What happens if we figure out a way to extract it off the ocean floor?

534
00:34:09.275 --> 00:34:13.740
What if, what if, what if? It's not limited in that sense.

535
00:34:14.140 --> 00:34:16.220
We don't know how much there is

536
00:34:16.460 --> 00:34:22.220
and even if we know how much there is right here on earth, we don't know how much is even in our solar system.

537
00:34:23.180 --> 00:34:24.940
We know how many Bitcoin there are.

538
00:34:25.515 --> 00:34:34.154
I can tell you exactly how many have been mined if I look it up. And then I can tell you that there's that many that have been mined and there will be 21,000,000

539
00:34:34.154 --> 00:34:36.154
in total in perpetuity

540
00:34:36.154 --> 00:34:37.755
and we will never change that.

541
00:34:40.470 --> 00:34:44.230
Where was I going with this? My point, here's my point,

542
00:34:44.710 --> 00:34:46.550
don't be like Kenshin's

543
00:34:46.550 --> 00:34:47.590
father-in-law.

544
00:34:48.230 --> 00:34:49.830
It is not too late.

545
00:34:50.630 --> 00:34:51.590
We may

546
00:34:52.630 --> 00:34:53.270
be going down.

547
00:34:54.005 --> 00:34:57.285
Kenshin and I have been very open about this. We don't know.

548
00:34:58.005 --> 00:35:01.605
We may go down, we may go up, we may go sideways.

549
00:35:01.845 --> 00:35:11.280
It seems like we wanna go sideways and I'm I'm frankly tired of it but that seems to be the pattern. We get down to this area and then we just kinda rebound.

550
00:35:11.600 --> 00:35:15.920
And it's showing it on the charts. I mean, you can now go back

551
00:35:17.040 --> 00:35:18.480
to November

552
00:35:18.480 --> 00:35:19.359
2024.

553
00:35:21.125 --> 00:35:22.405
So it won't be,

554
00:35:23.204 --> 00:35:23.845
well,

555
00:35:24.005 --> 00:35:24.725
I mean,

556
00:35:25.045 --> 00:35:26.005
four months

557
00:35:26.244 --> 00:35:27.925
and it's a block

558
00:35:27.925 --> 00:35:31.765
in between basically 80 and a 126

559
00:35:31.765 --> 00:35:34.245
and it just sits there and goes back and forth.

560
00:35:34.405 --> 00:35:36.085
Mhmm. Right? Very slowly.

561
00:35:38.300 --> 00:35:39.260
But I

562
00:35:40.060 --> 00:35:40.780
don't know.

563
00:35:41.500 --> 00:35:44.860
But view this time look, we were talking like

564
00:35:45.260 --> 00:35:48.620
Bitcoin went all summer through that pattern. Right?

565
00:35:49.900 --> 00:35:51.260
$20.22

566
00:35:51.515 --> 00:35:58.155
that you were just talking about. Yeah. That's a blessing that you can you can buy Bitcoin at cheap prices.

567
00:35:59.115 --> 00:36:01.915
Yeah. And in a few years, and it won't take many,

568
00:36:02.795 --> 00:36:03.515
five,

569
00:36:03.835 --> 00:36:04.155
eight,

570
00:36:05.020 --> 00:36:08.300
Can you even think ten years in advance? Goodness gracious.

571
00:36:08.700 --> 00:36:09.340
Where

572
00:36:09.580 --> 00:36:17.660
are you gonna be? You're gonna be sitting around looking at the Bitcoin that you bought at a 100 k going, man, I wish I would have bought more.

573
00:36:19.194 --> 00:36:21.355
You know Right? You know what happens?

574
00:36:22.234 --> 00:36:23.435
My father-in-law,

575
00:36:23.435 --> 00:36:29.915
I just remembered, like, year or two later when Bitcoin was double or triple or whatever it was, maybe more.

576
00:36:30.490 --> 00:36:34.810
Mhmm. I said something about Bitcoin, and he said, no. I don't I don't want to hear it. I know.

577
00:36:35.770 --> 00:36:36.650
He knew

578
00:36:36.890 --> 00:36:42.090
that it had gone. So he knows, but is he buying? No. Of course not. No. Okay.

579
00:36:42.250 --> 00:36:43.850
So that's unfortunate.

580
00:36:43.850 --> 00:36:44.570
But

581
00:36:44.805 --> 00:36:46.405
I feel like that, you know,

582
00:36:47.365 --> 00:36:52.805
I I go through kinda some of the same stuff with my own family and I do what I can to

583
00:36:53.525 --> 00:37:00.005
maybe at some point I'll be able to help them out. But, you know, at the end of the day I'm responsible for my family,

584
00:37:00.325 --> 00:37:01.850
my immediate family,

585
00:37:02.250 --> 00:37:03.610
and I'm working on that.

586
00:37:04.010 --> 00:37:04.730
You know?

587
00:37:05.290 --> 00:37:06.010
So

588
00:37:07.610 --> 00:37:11.850
this is another one of those buy the dip moments, maybe. We'll see.

589
00:37:12.170 --> 00:37:23.645
If it goes further down, I would say it's buy the dip then. What if we go down to 70 k? I don't We could. That's the We could. Previous all time high. So that's, I would say, the bottom.

590
00:37:26.045 --> 00:37:28.925
So we reached that all time high.

591
00:37:29.645 --> 00:37:30.445
Am I correct?

592
00:37:32.520 --> 00:37:34.120
There it is. Okay.

593
00:37:35.080 --> 00:37:36.280
Yeah. So

594
00:37:36.520 --> 00:37:38.760
that was back in 2021.

595
00:37:39.960 --> 00:37:47.945
It would certainly provide strong support. I'm not gonna say that it's yeah. But, yeah, we've not been down. The closest we got

596
00:37:48.185 --> 00:37:50.025
once we broke through

597
00:37:50.665 --> 00:37:52.505
was 74,000

598
00:37:52.505 --> 00:37:53.785
back in

599
00:37:54.505 --> 00:37:55.225
April.

600
00:37:56.505 --> 00:37:58.740
Mhmm. So, yeah. Technically,

601
00:37:58.740 --> 00:38:03.620
we've not been down to that point. We certainly could go down there and plummet. And if it we do,

602
00:38:04.260 --> 00:38:06.340
that's the real buy the dip moment.

603
00:38:06.500 --> 00:38:08.740
In the meantime, just DCA.

604
00:38:09.140 --> 00:38:10.420
If you feel like

605
00:38:11.785 --> 00:38:13.145
like I do,

606
00:38:14.265 --> 00:38:18.265
I just don't have anything left to buy other than my DCA. But

607
00:38:19.545 --> 00:38:24.890
I don't think we're going past 80. I don't. I think that's kind of been the established pattern

608
00:38:24.890 --> 00:38:26.090
here, but we'll see.

609
00:38:27.370 --> 00:38:28.650
Can't 100%

610
00:38:28.890 --> 00:38:32.650
no. I can't a 100% say that for sure. Yeah. Things happen

611
00:38:32.650 --> 00:38:36.410
and could crush it for But reasons outside

612
00:38:36.970 --> 00:38:45.745
that I won't mention the exact scenario I said. But if earlier before we started recording, I told Kenshin, if we drop to 10

613
00:38:46.704 --> 00:38:51.744
for because of the world, I'll just say that, because of events in the world,

614
00:38:52.820 --> 00:38:53.460
I

615
00:38:53.620 --> 00:38:56.660
will be buying every bit of Bitcoin I possibly can

616
00:38:57.380 --> 00:39:00.020
because I have the utmost belief

617
00:39:00.340 --> 00:39:01.780
that it will go up

618
00:39:02.740 --> 00:39:03.620
unlike

619
00:39:04.260 --> 00:39:06.420
possibly everything else in the world.

620
00:39:06.915 --> 00:39:07.715
Well,

621
00:39:08.195 --> 00:39:14.755
personally, what I do is I I increase my DCA now that we're going down a bit. So

622
00:39:15.395 --> 00:39:19.075
when it's a bear market, I think it's a good time to DCA even more.

623
00:39:19.555 --> 00:39:19.875
Right.

624
00:39:21.290 --> 00:39:26.010
Yeah. And I don't I just don't know that we're in a bear market yet, but

625
00:39:26.570 --> 00:39:31.690
if if if you have the ability to do that during a a bear market period

626
00:39:31.930 --> 00:39:33.210
like 2023

627
00:39:33.210 --> 00:39:34.570
was, for example,

628
00:39:34.890 --> 00:39:37.115
then by all means, carry on.

629
00:39:37.435 --> 00:39:38.075
Right?

630
00:39:39.355 --> 00:39:44.475
Is there anything else you wanna add or is that about it? I don't wanna overly elaborate on this.

631
00:39:45.275 --> 00:39:48.715
No. It's good to have a low time preference, look ahead. Yes.

632
00:39:49.290 --> 00:39:49.930
And

633
00:39:50.250 --> 00:39:51.850
this year and

634
00:39:52.330 --> 00:39:52.890
yeah.

635
00:39:53.930 --> 00:39:57.290
Hold. But just it's it's an amazing thing,

636
00:39:57.530 --> 00:40:00.970
honestly. And it's this is not what I planned. It's just what happened.

637
00:40:01.595 --> 00:40:03.835
Go to that episodes page

638
00:40:04.075 --> 00:40:06.474
and scroll through those first

639
00:40:07.115 --> 00:40:08.315
few pages.

640
00:40:08.714 --> 00:40:13.435
There's eight pages in total, and it looks like basically the first

641
00:40:13.914 --> 00:40:14.395
four.

642
00:40:14.940 --> 00:40:16.460
So the 50%

643
00:40:16.460 --> 00:40:19.500
have almost all the monetary data filled in.

644
00:40:19.980 --> 00:40:27.020
Then fifth page, not so much, but there is some there. Go scroll through it and think what were you doing at those points.

645
00:40:31.045 --> 00:40:32.725
Were you buying bitcoin?

646
00:40:32.805 --> 00:40:36.565
Were you sitting on the fence? Were you thinking it'll go lower?

647
00:40:37.525 --> 00:40:38.485
I don't know.

648
00:40:39.685 --> 00:40:40.405
Okay.

649
00:40:41.525 --> 00:40:42.245
Okay.

650
00:40:42.645 --> 00:40:43.525
Enough about that.

651
00:40:44.480 --> 00:40:45.760
Do we have a question?

652
00:40:46.000 --> 00:40:47.760
Do we have a question?

653
00:40:48.079 --> 00:40:49.440
Do you DCA?

654
00:40:50.319 --> 00:40:51.280
I

655
00:40:51.280 --> 00:40:52.720
don't wanna ask that question.

656
00:40:52.960 --> 00:40:54.640
I hope everyone's

657
00:40:54.640 --> 00:40:56.559
DCA ing. Do we have another question?

658
00:41:01.005 --> 00:41:03.245
Are they bearish or bullish?

659
00:41:04.045 --> 00:41:07.645
Yeah. How do we We can go and throw that out. That's kind of a gimme, but

660
00:41:08.125 --> 00:41:08.845
sure.

661
00:41:09.485 --> 00:41:13.485
Where do you think we're going from here? Let's let's measure the audience.

662
00:41:14.740 --> 00:41:16.180
Mhmm. Very good.

663
00:41:17.300 --> 00:41:19.780
Are we this is the right episode.

664
00:41:19.780 --> 00:41:20.420
Yeah.

665
00:41:20.580 --> 00:41:21.220
Yeah.

666
00:41:22.820 --> 00:41:24.660
Alright. Our supporters.

667
00:41:25.140 --> 00:41:29.875
Looks like we got a boost. Is this this is from this week. Right? Yep.

668
00:41:31.075 --> 00:41:31.875
Aldem

669
00:41:31.955 --> 00:41:35.075
sent us 210 sats, said just FYI,

670
00:41:35.155 --> 00:41:36.115
start OS

671
00:41:36.515 --> 00:41:40.595
o three five one. I assume that's like a version number. He uses pod man.

672
00:41:41.235 --> 00:41:43.555
And zero dot four dot zero

673
00:41:45.650 --> 00:41:49.410
will use its own bespoke implementation on top of LXC.

674
00:41:49.410 --> 00:41:51.970
I've experimented with LXC a little bit as well,

675
00:41:52.450 --> 00:41:53.010
actually.

676
00:41:53.250 --> 00:41:55.330
Reminder set your reminder.

677
00:41:56.049 --> 00:41:59.714
It does say reminder. No. That's Set your reminder. That's

678
00:41:59.714 --> 00:42:05.395
not from my That's not part of it. Okay. Yeah. Was like, why is Alden talking about that? Okay. Mhmm.

679
00:42:06.674 --> 00:42:08.595
Okay. So there you go.

680
00:42:09.315 --> 00:42:16.100
We talked about StartOS last week. I don't have a problem with them other than the fact that, frankly, it seems like they're

681
00:42:16.420 --> 00:42:19.140
taking forever to get this new version out, but we'll see.

682
00:42:19.940 --> 00:42:22.180
And we'll take a look at Novartis.

683
00:42:22.180 --> 00:42:22.980
Novartis?

684
00:42:22.980 --> 00:42:26.339
Like like we said, when it gets put out. So Yeah.

685
00:42:27.494 --> 00:42:35.015
Don't forget guys we got the bullish market coming up. Think actually might come out tomorrow and this won't be out. Bummer.

686
00:42:35.015 --> 00:42:36.535
But it's every month.

687
00:42:36.775 --> 00:42:37.255
So

688
00:42:38.134 --> 00:42:41.974
and you can go to bullishmarket.onrender.com.

689
00:42:43.830 --> 00:42:44.870
News notes.

690
00:42:45.510 --> 00:42:47.350
I hear the hash rates dropped.

691
00:42:48.070 --> 00:42:51.190
I wished I was making more money, but that's not really true.

692
00:42:51.430 --> 00:42:52.310
Yeah.

693
00:42:52.950 --> 00:42:55.350
The hash rate is at three

694
00:42:55.350 --> 00:42:56.550
month low.

695
00:42:57.190 --> 00:42:57.430
Yes.

696
00:42:58.655 --> 00:43:01.535
Don't know if this is because of the China mining ban,

697
00:43:01.695 --> 00:43:07.455
the price being down. I I suspect it's got more to do with the price than anything else.

698
00:43:08.494 --> 00:43:11.375
Yeah. It it's actually at

699
00:43:11.730 --> 00:43:15.970
almost at the four. I I don't know how to calculate months in this,

700
00:43:17.010 --> 00:43:19.250
but we had the top three months ago

701
00:43:19.730 --> 00:43:26.770
of the hash rates at one. When we hit the all time high, essentially. Yeah. I mean, it it follows it like a clock. I mean,

702
00:43:27.615 --> 00:43:33.055
they're making maximum profit at that point, so everybody's online. And as it goes down,

703
00:43:33.855 --> 00:43:38.335
the older machines become less profitable or unprofitable, so they turn them off.

704
00:43:39.690 --> 00:43:40.410
Yeah.

705
00:43:40.490 --> 00:43:42.730
It's just a very long downtrend

706
00:43:42.730 --> 00:43:44.490
that it hasn't

707
00:43:44.490 --> 00:43:45.930
been seen recently.

708
00:43:47.050 --> 00:43:48.490
Go back four years.

709
00:43:48.810 --> 00:43:50.490
Go back three years.

710
00:43:51.865 --> 00:43:53.305
The previous

711
00:43:53.625 --> 00:43:57.865
low pattern going like that, a long term pattern was

712
00:43:58.265 --> 00:43:58.825
April

713
00:43:59.065 --> 00:44:01.865
from 04/30/2024

714
00:44:02.585 --> 00:44:04.552
down to July

715
00:44:04.552 --> 00:44:05.880
2024,

716
00:44:05.880 --> 00:44:07.400
and then it started going up again.

717
00:44:08.119 --> 00:44:11.320
So similar downwards pattern. But Yeah.

718
00:44:11.960 --> 00:44:13.000
I'm not sure.

719
00:44:13.560 --> 00:44:14.120
Yeah.

720
00:44:14.440 --> 00:44:22.635
And we we are also competing with AI now. Right? Oh, yeah. All the resources so No doubt. Many servers might be,

721
00:44:23.355 --> 00:44:25.755
yeah, setting up AI stuff instead.

722
00:44:25.835 --> 00:44:28.474
They all think AI is gonna fix everything.

723
00:44:30.490 --> 00:44:34.570
It may fix my mail program, but we'll see. Yeah.

724
00:44:36.730 --> 00:44:41.690
Price last January 20 so we already did the current price. It was 89,800.

725
00:44:42.010 --> 00:44:45.565
Price last January 20 was $102.01

726
00:44:45.565 --> 00:44:51.805
45, so we are down 12%. So we are starting to fall while the price a year ago was starting to rise.

727
00:44:53.325 --> 00:44:55.805
We did have some interesting market cap

728
00:44:55.965 --> 00:45:01.670
numbers though. You wanna do that? Yeah. Bitcoin's market cap, that is at 1,800,000,000,000.0

729
00:45:01.670 --> 00:45:02.550
USD.

730
00:45:02.950 --> 00:45:05.830
Gold's market cap is at 33,100,000,000,000.0

731
00:45:05.830 --> 00:45:06.710
USD,

732
00:45:06.950 --> 00:45:09.270
which brings us to 5.4%

733
00:45:09.270 --> 00:45:09.510
again.

734
00:45:10.305 --> 00:45:12.385
Last week, I think we were at six.

735
00:45:12.704 --> 00:45:15.105
Yeah. And then another interesting

736
00:45:16.224 --> 00:45:18.145
metric we can mention,

737
00:45:18.545 --> 00:45:20.705
silver that we used to be

738
00:45:20.944 --> 00:45:23.425
above silver a couple of years ago.

739
00:45:23.905 --> 00:45:27.270
Mhmm. Silver now is at the global

740
00:45:27.270 --> 00:45:31.750
ranking number two behind gold. It's at 5,300,000,000,000.0

741
00:45:31.750 --> 00:45:36.950
USD. So should I just DCA silver and forget Bitcoin? Yep. Mhmm.

742
00:45:37.670 --> 00:45:39.670
Are we gonna become a silver podcast?

743
00:45:39.910 --> 00:45:40.230
Yeah.

744
00:45:42.455 --> 00:45:55.815
Silver I got lost in YouTube while I was programming because you could kind of monitor things and whatever. It's just the way I work. I I had to put one part of my brain over here doing something. I don't know. That sounds crazy. But

745
00:45:57.170 --> 00:46:03.170
I was watching this video about this dude. He went down in a silver mine, an abandoned silver mine, dug out

746
00:46:04.610 --> 00:46:05.330
ore.

747
00:46:05.490 --> 00:46:07.730
It's not just silver, but ore,

748
00:46:07.890 --> 00:46:12.905
and then refined it down to get an ounce of silver. And it was crazy the work that that took.

749
00:46:13.225 --> 00:46:14.185
Yeah.

750
00:46:14.185 --> 00:46:15.945
Goodness. It

751
00:46:15.945 --> 00:46:17.065
was crazy.

752
00:46:17.225 --> 00:46:22.425
Like just the supplies alone, the cost of doing the stuff basically

753
00:46:22.905 --> 00:46:23.625
took the

754
00:46:24.570 --> 00:46:27.210
price of the ounce of gold or silver

755
00:46:27.370 --> 00:46:34.810
and of course that didn't account for the time that he spent. He went 900 feet down and I mean,

756
00:46:35.290 --> 00:46:43.415
he's a braver person than I am but it was kind of interesting. Silver is on a tear, there's no doubt, but silver's not a digital

757
00:46:44.375 --> 00:46:46.214
store value or currency.

758
00:46:46.855 --> 00:46:48.295
It can be a currency.

759
00:46:48.855 --> 00:46:50.535
It is not digital.

760
00:46:50.855 --> 00:46:55.095
And it's not a store of value or at least historically it really hasn't been.

761
00:46:56.270 --> 00:46:58.030
It's got industrial

762
00:46:58.030 --> 00:47:05.390
uses as well. But, you know, it's it's day right now. Maybe it's its day for the next few months. I don't know.

763
00:47:06.270 --> 00:47:10.275
But I am fully confident that the Bitcoin

764
00:47:10.275 --> 00:47:13.315
price will continue to move upwards over time.

765
00:47:15.155 --> 00:47:23.155
Yeah. Very interesting though how it moves so far up. The last time we looked at that, said it was in ninth place. Right? Yeah. It was behind Bitcoin.

766
00:47:23.395 --> 00:47:27.290
Yeah. Yeah. It was around tenth, ninth place or something. Yeah.

767
00:47:27.530 --> 00:47:29.530
Crazy stuff. Crazy.

768
00:47:30.170 --> 00:47:33.210
But it is a hard asset, and I do believe

769
00:47:33.530 --> 00:47:37.610
Bitcoin excuse me, silver and gold both are showing

770
00:47:38.015 --> 00:47:41.855
what's going on in our world. People are moving from risk off

771
00:47:42.495 --> 00:47:47.135
or or excuse me, people are moving into hard assets. Let me just say it that way.

772
00:47:47.615 --> 00:47:48.255
Right?

773
00:47:49.055 --> 00:47:50.255
And Bitcoin

774
00:47:50.710 --> 00:47:56.310
certainly can be one of those in my opinion. I think a lot of people don't view it as such.

775
00:47:56.550 --> 00:47:57.670
Mhmm. But listen,

776
00:47:58.390 --> 00:48:00.150
going back to the mining bit,

777
00:48:00.950 --> 00:48:04.230
the ETFs mined

778
00:48:02.805 --> 00:48:03.605
bought

779
00:48:03.605 --> 00:48:14.005
far more Bitcoin in the last quarter than was mined. I saw I heard a number. I don't remember it. I don't have it in my notes, but it was, like, easily double or triple.

780
00:48:14.484 --> 00:48:16.165
So just the ETFs

781
00:48:16.165 --> 00:48:16.805
are buying.

782
00:48:17.730 --> 00:48:26.050
I can't explain the price action. I'm not going to attempt to continue to buy your Bitcoin. It is a fixed supply. The price will go up.

783
00:48:27.090 --> 00:48:27.730
Yeah.

784
00:48:29.330 --> 00:48:31.010
Fees and mempool.

785
00:48:31.010 --> 00:48:38.105
You must have looked at this during a spike. I'm gonna go ahead and say it because it sounds good. 3 sats per fee byte and 38,000

786
00:48:38.105 --> 00:48:38.985
unprocessed

787
00:48:38.985 --> 00:48:41.305
transactions, about 98 megabytes.

788
00:48:41.785 --> 00:48:42.985
Are 44

789
00:48:43.545 --> 00:48:46.985
mhmm. It's it's 1 sats now. Yeah. Yeah. So that's why.

790
00:48:49.310 --> 00:48:52.110
44.34%

791
00:48:52.110 --> 00:48:53.630
to the next hot win,

792
00:48:54.110 --> 00:48:54.750
which is

793
00:48:55.310 --> 00:48:59.150
predicted at 04/11/2028

794
00:48:59.310 --> 00:49:01.950
in approximately two years and eighty one days.

795
00:49:02.535 --> 00:49:05.815
Yep. You know what we'll be honest with you? We're close to 50 Yeah.

796
00:49:06.535 --> 00:49:13.895
Sorry. Yes. We are. Very close. We should have a 50% episode like a 50% sale episode. That would be awesome. Yeah.

797
00:49:15.015 --> 00:49:16.455
You know what would be funny?

798
00:49:16.615 --> 00:49:16.855
If

799
00:49:17.680 --> 00:49:23.840
it moved up ten days somehow in the next two and a half years or, well, two and a quarter years,

800
00:49:24.160 --> 00:49:26.240
and it was 04/01/2028.

801
00:49:26.240 --> 00:49:29.280
Then we could be like, April fools. No. Just kidding.

802
00:49:30.915 --> 00:49:38.115
Yeah. We went through the no distribution last week. I don't think we need to cover that again. No. It's very similar. Although crazy.

803
00:49:38.115 --> 00:49:41.955
Knott's keeps going up. That puppy is gonna hit 25%.

804
00:49:42.275 --> 00:49:44.595
It was not at 22%

805
00:49:44.250 --> 00:49:47.530
last week, and now it's at 21.92.

806
00:49:47.770 --> 00:49:49.210
It was very

807
00:49:49.210 --> 00:49:51.050
close. I I just Okay.

808
00:49:51.290 --> 00:49:52.650
It was at 21

809
00:49:54.170 --> 00:49:59.234
yeah. Whatever. I don't remember. It was very close. Very close to what it is now. Yeah. Alright.

810
00:49:59.714 --> 00:50:00.435
Hey.

811
00:50:00.515 --> 00:50:01.315
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812
00:50:01.315 --> 00:50:02.915
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813
00:50:03.714 --> 00:50:09.315
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814
00:50:10.115 --> 00:50:12.755
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815
00:50:13.400 --> 00:50:21.800
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816
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817
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818
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819
00:50:38.934 --> 00:50:44.580
That is the best way for us to grow. I looked on Apple this week. We have two reviews.

820
00:50:44.900 --> 00:50:45.540
Five No.

821
00:50:46.900 --> 00:50:48.660
Not actual sorry.

822
00:50:48.820 --> 00:50:50.260
Not reviews,

823
00:50:50.900 --> 00:50:55.300
like five star ratings. Two people gave us ratings. I don't know when that was done.

824
00:50:56.035 --> 00:50:57.235
No reviews.

825
00:50:57.795 --> 00:51:00.995
Oh, okay. We gotta guys, please,

826
00:51:01.395 --> 00:51:08.435
we could do better with that. I this is the one thing I'm gonna beg about. I hate begging for Apple, but it's just, like, super important.

827
00:51:09.170 --> 00:51:10.130
For Is our

828
00:51:11.410 --> 00:51:15.490
it showing the real name if you leave a review or a rating?

829
00:51:16.050 --> 00:51:17.730
I think it shows your

830
00:51:18.930 --> 00:51:19.650
maybe.

831
00:51:20.210 --> 00:51:22.610
Yeah. That's a problem. Maybe

832
00:51:22.610 --> 00:51:28.235
that's the problem, but I know a lot of y'all really aren't concerned about that part of things.

833
00:51:28.875 --> 00:51:29.755
I don't know.

834
00:51:31.275 --> 00:51:39.070
This week's music, empty passenger seat by Joe Martin. Any boost for streaming of Sats during that song will go straight to the artist.

835
00:51:40.670 --> 00:51:45.630
So thanks for joining us this week. You will hear from us again next Thursday morning.

836
00:51:45.869 --> 00:51:50.190
We hope this has been helpful, and we would love to hear from you on Noster or on Fountain.

837
00:51:50.915 --> 00:51:54.755
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838
00:51:54.755 --> 00:51:58.115
Stay humble, DCA those stats, and have a great weekend.

839
00:51:58.355 --> 00:52:00.595
We'll talk to you all soon. Bye bye.

840
00:52:19.045 --> 00:52:22.005
And although they don't spell my name,

841
00:52:22.325 --> 00:52:24.885
I know that they will someday.

842
00:52:26.885 --> 00:52:30.085
Drinking all the backstage beer,

843
00:52:30.645 --> 00:52:33.445
trying to drown out your tears.

844
00:52:33.765 --> 00:52:34.805
Man, it's