Bitcoin naar 20 miljoen dollar per stuk: hier uitgelegd

Added: 2026-05-19

[00:00:00]We finally managed to go live at 11 o'clock today, and we are going to dive right in. As you may already know, the Clarity Act was passed by the Senate yesterday. Then we're not quite there yet. It has to be done one more time, right? That document that the House once formulated, and the document that the Senate has now formulated—it has to become one document again. Whole tcha. But everything will be fine. We are heading in the right direction, and it was apparently an important step to, well, move forward. So, as a result, we have now taken steps forward. But we clearly have someone who is obstructing things. That is Senator Elizabeth Warren. The person who uh has a salary of 15,000, but is worth a certain number of million because uh she is of course just heavily into insider trading. And now he wants to ban Bitcoin purchases for, uh, for, well, people in the Senate.

[00:00:50]For insider trading should only be possible in the old system, ladies and gentlemen. So yes, as a result, we naturally still have a lot of uh a lot of um criticism of the Clarity Act. We all know that it is, uh, Fugaasi. It's just that simple.

[00:01:04]Bart, a very good morning. It's good that you're here. I hope you have had a fantastic week and will have an even better weekend. Uh, and we see it here too.

[00:01:13]Just in Senator Elizabeth Warren says the cryptoclarity act will blow up the economy. That's how it is.

[00:01:23]A very good morning to you too, Bertoch. It pushes more of the economy into crypto. Yeah man, the [laughter] Yeah, the Wow. More people are taking Uber instead of traditional taxis. Wow.

[00:01:36]More people use Netflix than they still rent a videotape. Wow.

[00:01:41]Okay, we're going to see what that uh Kechbaar has to say.

[00:02:02]When this blows up the economy. Ronnie, a very good morning to you too. It's good that you're here. Well, we are going to have these forms of criticism, um, for a very long time until we actually get there. Look, here we see it too, uh, live—I mean live in action—but if there is anything seriously gay, it is things being spotted through it. But erm breaking Senate Banking Committee passes the clarity act 15 to9 vote. The bill now goes to the full Senate. Do dung ding dung. Yeah, really uh dope man. This is history in the making, ladies and gentlemen.

[00:02:34]You really have no idea how much impact this is going to have on the future of crypto, the future of Bitcoin, and of course your financial freedom in the future.

[00:02:43]Because once again, we see it, right? We are actually... it still remains quite remarkable for me to experience these kinds of things. Because you simply see things happen every day where you know that this is the right path. whereby this will ensure that, yes, at a certain moment and time, you only become financially stronger. And there are so many people against it, and the people who already have porridge still do n't get it. It is still a matter that is far removed from your reality. And we are already 13 years further on. And that actually says enough about, well, the, the society that exists, where you can just profit, while so many people keep sleeping. It is not difficult at all to earn money in this world. It's that simple. A very good morning to Bryan as well. When do you expect us to benefit from this news?

[00:03:35]Next, they because, once again, it does not cause an immediate rise, but removes the ceiling of where we can go. And that is how you should interpret it.

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[00:04:23]Mr. Van Hollen Miss Smith Mr. Warncky Mr. Kim Mr. Miss Blester Miss Brooks Yes. Well, this is, uh, history in the making once again. It looks [ __ ] gay of course again, but this is just, uh, how it is. And make no mistake, because Brein just asked you when it is going to generate money? Well, not for the time being, because it will take a while before it is actually with the president and thus actually becomes law.

[00:05:24]A number of processes still need to go over that, so, uh, that's why. Well, we've already shared this three times this week, so we're not going to take a look right now. Eh Senator Lemmus makes an incredible case for why the US needs Bitcoin and cryptoarket structure legislation. This moment will, you hear it here again, go down in history. Yes, and that is really true.

[00:05:42]And this is, uh, certainly worth a listen for our industry, since she has, after all, uh, taken that whole act, uh, yeah, along with her. So let's take a look at what Miss Lumens has to say.

[00:05:56]14 years leglature years state treasure 14 years in con this is by far of ever still and more than I do in the USate and because this is a case of first impr this is a very new commodity block techy taken effort heavy lif lots of negotiations involvement from those people who are in the industry and it has morphed since we started have this innovative come to us legislation today really is quite remarkable so I thank the people in this room both in [clears throat] the audience and at the table for theireless dedication to you we will to before this fl to add may ises come Look, uhm, I don't get goosebumps from being that kind of nerd either. But it is remarkable to finally hear what has been missing from the crypto industry all this time. So that there has indeed been such intense collaboration in the White House to, so to speak, shape new legislation and regulations. That certain things are simply clearly defined. Um yeah, that is um um that is really new. And that is why history was made today or yesterday when it comes to, uh, that Clarity Act, where clarity is indeed simply being created. That is also in the name, of course. Um, and where actually for years—really years—and I’m talking about 17 years by now, the industry has simply been shot at. It has just always been said that if you are involved in this, you are a criminal. Then you are doing things that are not allowed. No, we are just going to destroy this industry. And we now see that change has suddenly come about after 17 years. It is allowed now. It is clear.

[00:09:10]People are going to understand what it is about. Um, there are clear rules that you do or don't have to follow, instead of just having fines thrown at you or being immediately branded a criminal because you are just, uh, yeah, come on, come on, ahead of time, man. Louis Vos Tories simply continues in time. And that's that that 's that whole beetle man. And um, I think that um, that what happened here is really very important. And we're not there yet, because we still need the clarity act that simply comes through completely. And then after that, once the time comes and, uh, there was of course already speculation about certain dates we saw passing by, right? So I'm thinking of a July, uh, story. Um yeah, that 's something to keep an eye on.

[00:10:02]We will definitely continue to follow that here on this channel as well. I will also, um, I am of course working hard behind the scenes to shake things up heavily and drastically. So these are, of course, the longer livestreams. Truly for the enthusiast. I think it's cool that you guys are always there, but we're also going to make, um, shorter videos where we'll highlight this kind of information a bit better, and explain why that's so important for people who, uh, have a TikTok brain and can't, uh, sit through such a long session. Um, and I think that um, that Arma act comes after this. Uh, I wonder when exactly that is coming. And that is going to be a real tug-of-war, because you can already see how difficult people are making it to even determine what the rules are going to be. So at the moment we want to buy a million bitcoin, this same woman, Senator Cynthia Lumis, is basically saying: "Okay, if we buy a million Bitcoin, that is 5% of the total supply of Bitcoin that exists, which is significant considering there are another 2 million on the exchanges." Um, but anyway, if we are going to buy 1 million of that over a period of 5 years and we hold it for 20 years, then that is 39 and soon probably 40 or maybe even 50 trillion, uh, debt, uh, trillion in Dutch. 50 trillion US dollars debt is then halved. So they just expect to be able to make a return on uh 1 million uh Bitcoin, which is then going to reach a value of, well, let's say, let's make a conservative estimate, 20 trillion.

[00:11:28]So that is 20 times from where we are now. Um, uh, qua qua, uh, qua, what is it called? Or well, that's not entirely true, because let's say you could actually also calculate what price expectation she actually has. Because, um, if you were to buy 1 million Bitcoin right now— I just need to briefly check the current price, what is that 80,000? So we do, let's say, an 80,000 1 2 3 1 pun, uh, no, sorry, 1 2 3 1 2 3. So that is, let's say, they are buying for about, uh, 80, uh, billion now, I see, 80 billion. So then you have that there, you actually have to divide by 20 [sniffs] uh 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 Like this.

[00:12:15]And then it is actually the other way around. So 20 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 Like this. So that is a million. This is a million. Billion trillion. You divide that by 80. 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3. 80 billion. 250x. So they expect a 250x from here. So, in other words, the price they, let's say, envision for Bitcoin that isn't spoken aloud, but is actually, uh, yeah, insinuated, uh, is a price of 20 million. Yeah, sorry man. What should I tell you? What should I tell you? 20 million per bitcoin. That is what this woman actually expects in terms of prices.

[00:13:04]That is a price that is only twice as much as what Michael Sailor is already shouting from the rooftops. Yes, sorry. So, in other words, if you have 0.1 Bitcoin right now, you are already a millionaire. Because then you have 2 million there, and right now that's only eight grand. And anyone can gather an eight-headed person. So yes, you do have to wait 20 years for that.

[00:13:24]Most people don't have the patience for that. Most people get impatient if something doesn't work out this year.

[00:13:28]Let alone that they have to play out a 4-year cycle. Uh, most people aren't concerned with that. I also know that it is a very Western thing not to look too far back in time. So if you were to compare this [sniffs] with, for example, Chinese culture, it is very normal there to talk about 30 to 50-year plans. It is actually about ideas that their children or even their grandchildren should take up further. That is how the great Chinese dynasties originated. Uh, but in the West we are all, uh, yeah, TikTok brains and just messed up. Do we want something this year? And if it doesn't work out this year, then uh, then we'll put it aside.

[00:14:00]But I believe in this story. I believe in this woman. I believe in this industry. I believe in these prizes. I even believe that it will be more than that over a longer period of time.

[00:14:11]I believe that it is all, uh, going to turn out well. And personally, I think sooner than 20 years. But anyway, for now, let's just uh... pick up the 20-year story. That means you can still get 250 times even now.

[00:14:25]So every €1,000 invested in the market is 250,000 there. Yes, in 20 years. Yes, you have to wait for it. No, you won't get any use out of it soon. And yes, you really do have to, because that is very important. So what should you do? Is it as easy as I say? No, because the next 20 years, and especially the next 4 years, certainly the entire process leading up to 2030 and everything that follows from that. So let's say for the next 10 years, we're all going to have to go through hell. Especially if you are unable to leave the Netherlands and Europe behind. That is the current situation we are in. All sorts of things are going to happen that will only get you into more and more financial trouble, making you unable to set your money aside for 20 years.

[00:15:17]You will own nothing and you will be happy. That is the problem. That is the thing you really need to do everything you can to protect yourself. And that also includes, if you hear this story now and think, "Wow, that... uh, I actually believe in this vision too." It actually sounds pretty accurate if, uh, these people think about it. And it is, uh, indeed realistic that Bitcoin could reach 20 million, because opinions are divided on that as well. And now that you have your Bitcoin on the exchange, you are basically already lying with your legs spread wide, waiting to get [ __ ]. Because there will come a moment in time when they are simply going to confiscate that Bitcoin from the people. Especially if those war situations escalate in Ukraine, et cetera. So if you don't have it in a wallet yourself, it can be taken away by a central party. Either the government, the army, or the [ __ ] exchange itself. No matter where it comes from. Central banks, who knows who.

[00:16:09]Even if it is a hacker, there are so many parties that can, let's say, steal your bitcoin. [ __ ] Kim Jong O is also eager to take your Bitcoin. Tjaie, you just see this is the most valuable asset and the future for this asset is unimaginable for most people because they barely believe in or can imagine where this industry is headed. Also because they have only been involved in this industry for a very short time. You see it. Even in the [ __ ] Senate, they are talking about it. Wow, this was really the most extensive and difficult case ever. And I've been [ __ ] doing this ever since I still had blonde hair, but by now I'm gray-haired. And this was the most difficult case ever. You have that most valuable asset lying in front of you and you entrust it to a [ __ ] crappy exchange.

[00:16:59]Ah, sorry, then you're really a chap, man.

[00:17:00]Then you are also pubic hair Ltd. So once again, make sure you manage to survive those 20 years. And that is harder than you think, because you are already one of the few people who hold the best asset.

[00:17:12]You already believe in it, while so many people still need convincing or may never come to believe.

[00:17:19]And that is perhaps the, uh, the worst part of the whole story. Then there is something where you can finally— yes, guarantees exist, but almost guaranteed— make yourself wealthy as one of the best and easiest options, and then you tackle it half-heartedly or let yourself be screwed over by the government, of all people.

[00:17:45]Yeah, you need to protect against that, man. And if you manage to survive all of that, then it's a, uh, done deal. Then you've done it. And then, um, because trust me, I make jokes quite often. Yeah, grandpa uh, survived the pandemic and uh, grandpa did uh this and blah blah blah. This and that. I can talk about so many things. But the story I think I'm going to be most proud of is that I've been through a lot of things, a lot of crazy adventures. I also sometimes talk, and every now and then I spill the beans a bit, about everything I've done and been up to. But I have done many things that I don't talk about on camera either. But I think what I am going to be most proud of is that we endured this whole phase from beginning to end. And that is it.

[00:18:30]Because you see that the more people get involved with this, the more serious the parties become, and the larger the amount of money involved becomes. Just look at the investments George Soros makes to simply brainwash entire countries, entire continents. Then you can imagine what kind of dirty games will be played to take your Bitcoin.

[00:18:55]If they are already influencing you so much to make you eat insects and letting people flood their own country with undocumented outsiders and just accepting that, let alone what they are going to do with the best asset of all time.

[00:19:14]Let it sink in, man.

[00:19:16]I would answer you ask brain we are going furtherrock is America innovation50 innovation uslear ring risks now right now because there is no regulatory framework there is no way now that this industry discover and punish the bad actors and create a field with clear regulation and cfdc that can under and continue to innovate we can this industry to the unit states because majority of it has already Facts facts and facts. She's just telling the truth, man. And that is the thing; you can talk about the risks here and there and this and that, but it simply boils down to the fact that the risk is higher now because there has never been clarity on the how or what. So you literally just cannot distinguish between bad parties and good parties, and as a result, the entire industry is simply disappearing. Um, let's see. This one is quite funny too. We'll continue on this one for just a little while longer. Um, and I'll get back to your train of questions later. But you are asking a question that has already been covered a few times in the list. So, I just want to finish this story about the, uh, Clarity Act. We're going to take a look. Elizabeth Warren doesn't realize he just thought everyone she thinks digital assets are going to grow well beyond 10x from here. [laughter] Well beyond. Well, we'll see, won't we. We are assuming 250x, ladies and gentlemen.

[00:21:44]And indeed, coincidentally 250x at the 250th anniversary.

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[00:23:00]finance counter-lateral ply trade derivatives and more poss go wrong why are bankrupt investors deposits away from smallness lending and age lending makes no money Well anyway, I think it's mainly about that um the different um what's it called? uh the banks, so that they can now indeed also uh start working with uh crypto. Uh yeah, it is uh I have actually always predicted that crypto exchanges are the banks of the future. And that is actually what we are also, uh, hearing a bit here, that banks are now going to become crypto exchanges as well, because they have to. The innovation is already there.

[00:24:02]Okay, at least Trump officially departs China. Well, he went back home. That's perfectly fine too. I had kind of expected them to stay longer. Um, so that's how it happened. Right, we'll take a quick look at this in a moment, and then we'll briefly go into detail about the question that, um, Briyan just asked.

[00:24:21]Uh, let's see. What is your expectation for the next cycle 2028-2029 bottom in October 2026? peak somewhere in September 2020, and the whole progression in between, uh, uh, will go about the same as before. Of course, I do have a number of questions for myself that no one can answer just yet, and that is primarily: are we going to have to go all-in on Bitcoin because the Bitcoin race has already started, or will we be able to start working with altcoins instead? Why? because altcoins might get the same, um, hype and leeway precisely due to this Clarity Act and clarity within the industry. So whereas the last cycle was really dominated by Bitcoin, there wasn't really an alt season.

[00:25:09]Of course, altcoins have taken off here and there, but not to the expectations everyone had.

[00:25:14]Um, but Bitcoin did get that leeway. Why? Because the institutions clearly started investing in Bitcoin and have been working on that. However, with the arrival of, um, this Clarity Act among other things, the industry suddenly has free rein. So the industry is going along with this—and by that I mean, uh, institutional investors, uh, uh, asset managers, pension funds, et cetera, among others. Are they suddenly going to get into um altcoins then too? And then you might arrive at a uh theory that Ian has thrown out quite often, like, yeah, maybe it is precisely those classic coins, you know, that are going to have so uh that much room to maneuver. So indeed think of a Chainlink, think of a Solana, think of all the well-known big names, maybe also an XRP and the like. Are those perhaps the coins that are going to be the focus this time around, also because a lot of the industry in the meantime, but yeah, well, I've actually been seeing that happen for almost 10 years now, since uh 2017. Um, people invest every cycle in the junk shiny object syndrome, which is uh just the best thing at that moment. So where I have actually been saying all this time in the entire community—you know, many FIP members are present— with AI, for example. Guys, get into it, but also step out of it. So nonsense is just ChatG integrations and, uh, yeah, shiny object syndrome. Yeah, you see it, right, right up to TPU, that at some point, uh, influencers like uh, Stercrypto are shouting those kinds of things from the rooftops, where it's just a one-pager, and then I look at the site and think, yeah, there are no 10s, absolutely nothing known. It is just yet another vaperware project that simply takes on the idea of, "Hey, we're doing some sort of rendering-like practices." Uh, and that's it. Flexis says, uh, exactly; reward assets in particular are going to become very interesting. Revenue and RWAs can soon be regulated to floor back into utility tokens. Yes, I would be very careful with that too, because I actually said the same thing about those real-world assets as well. The same kind of little term that gets thrown around.

[00:27:13]And so I would be very careful with it. Will tokenization become the thing?

[00:27:17]Absolute. Absolute. Is tokenization going to be the thing? In fact, that is something we are still seeing being developed in full glory in recent bmarkets—that is, recent months. Tokeniz stocks, 24/7 trading of certain assets.

[00:27:30]Real estate, that gets, um, uh, gets tokenized, literally.

[00:27:35]But will those tokens, those projects, will that upcoming cycle actually become more valuable, or is it more that we will soon indeed simply be able to trade stocks at banks 24/7, and handle our mortgages differently? That is much more what I see happening, rather than there now being projects involving rear assets that are just going to increase in value. And what you also have to be very sharp about is that every four years you simply see a different hype. Because now it was AI and real-world assets. Will the next cycle still be like this? Because before that it was NFTs, and before that it was other, uh, protocols, right? especially layer 1 and that sort of thing. Ethereum beasts, uh, protocols, uh, ICOs, you know, it's been something different every cycle. And I actually predict that we will reach the cycle. And that could very well be something we don't have yet or do n't see coming. And that is why I am also very cautious about saying right now: "Yes, I'm going to do this or that." I really want to see what is relevant up to and including October 2026, and perhaps even the entire trajectory in the first year of 2027. And maybe it is, uh, something completely different. uh, that just gets the hype then. But um, we can also perhaps see that this whole hype isn't there, let's say, with new techniques, but that actually those very old Dy coins are going to make a comeback due to the arrival of clarity in the industry. We do n't know what it will be. We need to start sensing that. But you often notice what the entire crypto industry starts talking about on Twitter regarding these kinds of things. That is why we are also on uh on X every day to keep an eye on that, check the news uh and continue with that. So I hope your question has been answered a little, Brian. And if not, be sure to ask a follow-up question. We continue.

[00:29:18]Ehm Trump explains why the US has attacked Iran without provocation, sending the global economy into crisis.

[00:29:24]We're doing it to help Israel and the gulf dictatorships. Yeah, nonsense Fugazi, we're moving on. Hmm, [clears throat] this is a nice one too.

[00:29:34]Bitcoiners already have clarity for years. Regardless of who is in power and what laws they pass, nobody can solve the massive deficits. Their only option is printing trillions of dollars at the cost of what you've built up and you can still save your savings. Hold money that can't be printed. Bitcoin. Let's see. Will you always keep going live like this with these amazing updates? Of course. We have been doing it every day for a very long time. And um, much more about the cycle. Our entire community is sorted out, yeah, already prepared in just 2 months for, let's say, the whole thing, so as I often say, a lot of people react to what is happening and we are really anticipating the coming 4.5 years, uh, we already have our plan ready and I think most people fall far short in that regard. Uh, but anyway, you have winners, you have losers, that's it in life. Let's see. Blood BF in South Korea.

[00:30:28]The Cosby hidden new alum high of 8000 today and then crashed 8.4% in the same session. Wiping 509.

[00:30:37]What is that? One, right? Korean one trillion. So in other words 370 billion in eh in dollars in six hours. Samsung which makes up 42% of the entire index crashed 8.61%.

[00:30:54]Damn.

[00:30:56]That doesn't sound very healthy, man. That is Samsung 42% of the entire South Korea index. Didn't Samsung just carry that entire rise there? Let's see.

[00:31:15]We are going to take a look at Samsung. Let's see. Is that this? Sm. I think this Simsum. Yes, okay. So that's what the previous Samsung lost. Okay.

[00:31:41]Yeah, so that's the whole reason that Cospy turned out so scary. It's actually just Aha, okay.

[00:31:53]That explains a lot. So it is not so much the Cosby who has gone scary. Samsung has gone scary.

[00:32:04]Aha. And Samsung has gone even crazier, because it's just been edited or something. I'm angry. I wonder why. It might also have something to do with an AI or something assumption, but it seems pretty logical to me.

[00:32:21]Yes, I'm planning to too—I'm actually thinking about overhauling the whole community concept right now— but that's really just an idea for now.

[00:32:30]But before that, I also want to speak to many community members. Um, so that’s why I also want to start talking soon—and yes, my "soon" is probably you guys or something, but soon—about, okay, just doing another sort of investigation into the how and what. But I will come back to that later. Not very relevant right now. Because this body too, I was thinking of those news bodies.

[00:32:51]Look, one of the ideas I have is that I wonder why people are actually in the community? Because we actually set that up ourselves about two years ago, like, "Yeah, we'll do paid VIPSAMs, right?"

[00:33:06]Because that's basically the community now.

[00:33:08]Um, we do it for payment, so to speak, but so much value is sacrificed there. But then I wonder if his people are actually there for those livestreams, or are they there for other reasons, so to speak?

[00:33:21]So I want to know why exactly someone is in the community? What was the decisive factor in that? And what do they really get out of that?

[00:33:30]Um, and wouldn't it be a better thing to, say, do these livestreams in the community instead of on YouTube, but so that you can just watch those livestreams there for free, you know? Um, I'm doing something like that. Samsung has a new TV.

[00:33:50]They also make battery phones. They now also have to sell lost batteries for phones in Europe. Yes. That's right.

[00:33:56]Every telephone company has to do that, of course.

[00:33:59]Oh, but they... Oh, but because they have all of that in-house, then, uh, they add a massive amount to that. I also discussed this in the live stream regarding Samsung two months ago. Okay, dope.

[00:34:10]I wasn't there. I think that was with Lucav Kas. But uh, but anyway, those are just the ideas I'm playing with for now. But I am going to test all of that. So that is an idea now.

[00:34:20]Maybe we are heading in a completely different direction. Because once again, uh, with entrepreneurship you shouldn't make assumptions, but you should test. Okay. breaking é.

[00:34:28]Wait a minute, we should share this too, right? But then I am curious, okay, there is talk of a gigantic crash. But those crashes are often, uh, pretty much, yeah, look, these are those crashes, you know. Then you're back at the level of the day before yesterday, so to speak. So in other words, it may have crashed by 8%, but it had also risen by 8% to 9% the day before, get it? So yes, to what extent this will continue, how long will it continue, et cetera, et cetera. And that on a super psychological level of 8000 you prevent people from taking profits there, it makes sense. But I think these are things that will just keep going. Especially as long as money is going to be printed, money created. Okay. The cage letter says breaking a newly released OG form 278T Discloses that President Trump filed 3642 trades involving stocks of public companies between January 1st and March 31st. Our team has sorted and analyzed the thousands of transactions.

[00:35:40]Transactions includes hundreds of stocks and ETFs such as Nvidia, Microsoft, Broadcom, Amazon, Apple, Alphabet, Meta, Goldman Sex, AMD, RBNB, Palenter, Netflix, Costco, Walmart, JP Morgan, Doordash and others. Individual purchases of Nvidia, Microsoft Broadc, Amazon, Apple and others range from 1 million to 5 million in disclosed value.

[00:36:03]Individual purchases of AMD, Godman, Sex, Alphabet, Airbnb, Doordh, Micron, Striker and others range from 500000 to 1 million in disclosed value. I am curious for a moment.

[00:36:19]Uh no, those didn't necessarily come through. Okay. Yeah, anyway. Uh, let's see. President Trump also reported hundreds of stock sales ranging 15000 up to 25 million. Should we purchase a detailed breakdown of Trump's stock purchases and sales? More details to come.

[00:36:39]Yes, quite interesting indeed. I also think that, um, this is mainly in tech stocks, of course, right? Banks here and there. In principle, RBNB is also a uh text on.

[00:36:58]Yes, we have been seeing it in Loosdrecht, the Netherlands, for quite some time now— uh, worldwide news. And recently, of course, entire centers were set on fire. Yes, people are angry, and uh, rightly so.

[00:37:10]Had zero say over it. No democracy. He died a long time ago in the Netherlands. We continue. Fongle says uh record day because on Michael Sal again high autem high volume 1.53 53 billion of liquidity two cents of volatility closed at par stroke history in the making man don't you think your community actually grows because of livestreams on YouTube uh the growth is in livestreams because people are generally uhm super lazy and dumb with all due respect and uhm people benefit much more from digestible information. So what I want to do is, let's say, concrete, action-packed videos of about 10, 15, maybe 20 minutes to post specific answers or specific questions separately on YouTube, and longer livestreams where we do our own research, see what's going on in the market, with unfiltered opinions. Yeah, that stays, um, either here or in the community or on another channel. I don't know exactly how I'm going to set that up, or if it's even necessary. Um, because it could indeed just stay on YouTube. Um, and that those livestreams then either go into a separate folder or, uh, maybe go offline.

[00:38:31]I don't know exactly. Uh, but that remains an issue, of course.

[00:38:36]In any case, Jensun says: "Envidia CEO: "It even runs large language models. A49 AI computer that fits on your desk.

[00:38:49]Almost a trillion operations per second. [music] Damn, that's a lot of operations.

[00:38:55]25 watts and 249.

[00:39:02]Yeah, of course, a direct uh answer to uh that Mac computer that most people naturally bought. Yeah, they're really going crazy with the upvoting, man. Clever clever [ __ ] uh smart clever product, just.

[00:39:18]We grow together, we print together, we stay together. Yeah man, FAS 100%. I also think the upcoming cycle is really gonna be awesome, man. Really super baptism.

[00:39:27]Trained a lot of people, of course. Um, the vision is there, the plan is already ready. I think the next cycle is going to be really awesome for all of us, man. Because then, well, no mistakes are made anymore, right? You often notice that, okay, you do put a foundation—in the previous cycle you set up a community, so to speak—but people aren't engaging at all. We are actually not very good at sharing information yet either, um, or not clear enough like, "Hey, you really have to do it."

[00:39:54]Because we did just develop that over, um, over time, right? Wanting to be too nice, just letting people do their own thing. Yeah, nowadays you just hear it man when you're crap, you know: "Yeah, bro, you're doing it yourself, get it?" Okay.

[00:40:09]But Collins, um yeah, I'll just move on.

[00:40:21]This doesn't interest me right now, news. People who are discussing with each other. Jamie Diamond, there will be no real non-collected currency in the world. This is in 2014.

[00:40:41]about will opinion will be no real noncurrency in the world there no government put up for long it's kind of cute now you know a l of them con i support silicon innovation there will be no currency that is around government contr Yes, and in a way he's right too, right? Because he is being laughed at here. It is probably a Bitcoin conference, of course, and it is quite funny to hear this back, isn't it, because he is now the person who offers this within his banks as well, right? Money is also being earned on it, and is now suddenly positive as well. While he always, he even fired people from the bank at one point if they held Bitcoin themselves. He has always been that anti-bitcoin. But Bitcoin, no matter how you look at it, broadly speaking it is still heavily controlled. So keep the travel rule in Europe in mind. Think of all those regulations being built, KYC, and the list goes on. So, um, the truth always lies in the middle, and that is what we actually see in practice. Okay.

[00:41:51]Ehm Senders and AOC introduce the build to PALS all AI data center construction 300 plus local bills fed half of planned 2026 data centers facing delays or cancellations. Each one brings billions to local economies. Yes, not necessarily in favor. Quite bad. We'll see.

[00:42:18]Look at him. Trump breaks protocol of having a toast with sea. Trump never drinks alcohol as his brothers died from it, but as of respect for she warrior.

[00:42:37][music] Could also be a fake lock and you know how the money works. [music] Okay. Well, dope. Uh, let's see.

[00:43:03]Justin US Secret Service reportedly involved in very physical standup with Chinese police in Beijing. Okay.

[00:43:15]This time Nvidia Boss Jensen Wang didn't follow Trump. He went straight to the nearest to eat fried sal noodles at Fang factory. [laughter] That fried sal noodles has received Micheland recommendations for many years.

[00:43:31]Yes, I don't know why this is news, but it certainly is bad news. What I do find particularly dry, though, is that it is just that same green. Ler Jaca. Whether he's standing on stage or gorging on noodles there. He's just being himself [laughter] I'm dying laughing. Okay. Okay, let's continue.

[00:43:53]Yeah, that's all a shame, isn't it, that you just see cool actors, you know, just how they're just, yeah, just crap.

[00:44:01]Shame. You have to write them off again after all. I just get that with a lot of dope actors, where I think, yeah, it's a shame that this is your political opinion, because you make such good films. Let's see. Is all this interesting? No, we are continuing. Wait a minute. What is this?

[00:44:22]Yes, this is of course the problem as well.

[00:44:24]We continue. I don't want to spend too long on it. Okay. Brazil is quietly becoming the power house of builders on Solana. The garage just proved it. Four weeks, one room, and a wave of teams that already shipped with real traction and serious theses. Here is where you should be watching for Colosseum. Okay. And this is just a slice. There are many more Brazilian teams cooking right now.

[00:45:00]One post. The next cycle of Solana Builders Portuguese. Thanks Montero for the art. Accelerate. Okay, cool.

[00:45:11]I should have known. I could perhaps have dropped by for a bit. Uh, Morgan. Yeah, it's a shame, isn't it? [laughter] Yes, too bad, too bad, too bad. Okay.

[00:45:25]EU staff told they cannot criticize the EU even in private life. An account will be investigated. EU says it has enforcement tools. Training will also train polices speech on Ukraine, Gazan vaccines, politics. Yeah, censorship is real, man. Censorship is so real in the EU. It's actually absurd, man. It might be even more intense than what you experience in China and the like.

[00:45:53]Eight engines are better than tree. Ah, look. Adding more engines to a Bitcoin accreation vehicle.

[00:46:02]So we have current trades, and soon we will have future trades.

[00:46:13]What does this say? Cell BTC. Hm.

[00:46:18]Okay, so they are going to sell their Bitcoin after all.

[00:46:28]What are they going to do with that?

[00:46:32]Buy USD and dept. Hm. Just read the comments. Yes. Okay. Well, we'll move on.

[00:47:15]And we had already checked this.

[00:47:26]Naming my kid after you.

[00:47:29]I'm dying laughing. Dope. Let's see. I certainly do. I also think that is why he is against Trump.

[00:47:37]Ah okay. Yes.

[00:47:43]I think we're kind of through it. I don't see anything interesting anymore.

[00:47:49]We do still see the S&P 500 at a time high as well.

[00:47:54]19% since the March 30 bottom, plus 11 trillion in market cap in under 7 weeks. Yeah, absurd actually, isn't it? What are we sitting on?

[00:48:07]We make a list for something special. Well, we're not going to do that.

[00:48:28][laughter] Okay. Yes, I don't see it right now. Okay. Mustward Senator Tims cut, that is the chairman if I'm not mistaken. Absolutely destroys Elizabeth Warren on terribles terrible critiques against Bitcoin. Crypto is America's best interest. She's fighting for the banks. They know the truth.

[00:48:45]They're about to go extinct. Yes, literally that. Okay, we're going to take a look.

[00:48:49]Think one last wrap-up for the clarity act and then uh then we'll just uh head off again.

[00:49:03]Republican amendments add are back. We like all of the democratic amendments back in and I particularly looking at Cortez Masto number 16 this is an amendment that was requested by the National Sheriffs Association that would make it right now the current bill makes it harder for law enforcement to go after criminals that are using decentralized platforms to laer money how about we do smith number 95 For example, that's the amendment that would prevent deposit flight from community banks which Republicans are clearly afraid to vote on. And as you said at the beginning of this hearing, this that I have the right as a chairman to pick and choose which amendments we wanted and based on a bipartisan which I'm not choosing between Republicans and Democrats actually choosing for Republicans Democrats to have final amendments in order. With respect Mr. you to brooked yield her spover for add another amend the consul out a simple act answer we have an opportunity to do what I think is iner best is show that when possible sidesh for in because that was request of democrat members in order to get to coalition and solu and I have made the decision that treating both sides fairly requires me to listen to both sides and now that are both sides coming to the table both asking me to make a decision to Well, I missed the part of absolutely destroys, but eh, okay.

[00:51:21][sigh] Let me see. Michael Saor bal a billion dollars in Bitcoin today and another billion BTC earlier this week.

[00:51:27]This clip of Jim Kramer really sums it up. This man may not be trifled with by any means necessary. Michael Saer will be defeated the shorts. MSTR bear should be trembling. Yes, I think so too. And especially when we just saw that another all-time high has been set in volume for SDRC, where we know that it is, well, going to be a big Bitcoin purchase once again. Yes, that is, uh, the spitting image.

[00:52:06]X bitinc anys defeats.

[00:52:25]Yes.

[00:52:28][clears throat] Yes. And what he means is an orange tie, but yeah, he's absolutely right, man.

[00:52:33]Michael Sailor is, uh, the person we need. I've been saying that for a while now with Ian on the podcast, of course.

[00:52:38]We needed someone like him [sniffs] and luckily we have him. And he really carried the institutional investors.

[00:52:54][laughter] I'm dying laughing. Okay. Well, let's move on. I think that we are there, um, I think that we are there.

[00:53:27]He is placed on a small chair.

[00:53:30]I'm dying laughing. Yeah, they're really working on these kinds of, uh, these kinds of small things, aren't they? Just all impressions, impressions, impressions.

[00:53:43]A is learning Mandarin and Elan just took him on a chip to China to do it.

[00:53:47]The boy was out there in traditional vest stealing the spotlight at high level meetings.

[00:53:54]He walks pretty much huge, man. I'll be honest with you, he walks like his toes or something. But Nospang man has a much broader future than I do. So what am I to, uh, say something about that. But you know what?

[00:54:09]Okay, that's it for today.

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