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I'll be right there, grab me coffee. Gotta scare people before market opens. GameStop is overvalued, avoid mania like this. - Martin Shkreli.

One of the reasons I really don't like Bitcoin is because Bitcoin has become the currency of choice for espionage around the world. If you're a North Korean trying to recruit an American scientist, you're you're gonna pay them in Bitcoin. Well, if you're a Chinese person trying to report to American intelligence, you're probably also getting paid in Bitcoin.

I sold all my Bitcoin because I don't trust it anymore. The mainstream adoption is a red flag. When whales start selling, it will crash, freezing retail trading. The system is rigged, and big investors control it. I made money and left. It's sketchy. Get out unless you can afford to lose. Don't gamble with essential money. Stay safe. Peace.

I used to be a Democrat, but after meeting this man, I won't vote for a Democrat again.

One of the reasons I really don't like Bitcoin is because Bitcoin has become the currency of choice for espionage around the world. If you're a North Korean trying to recruit an American scientist, you're gonna pay them in Bitcoin. Well, if you're a Chinese person trying to report to American intelligence, you're probably also getting paid in Bitcoin.

They don't care about us.

Beyond is a system that is our enemy. Most people are too invested in the system to see it. They manipulate and steal value, making us their slaves. Bitcoin is the way out. Other attempts at independent money have failed, but Bitcoin will succeed. Their wealth and power are based on selling their souls, while we can be sovereign and free. I'm not saying you can sell your Bitcoin for a million one day, but when you're ready, you won't have to.

If you discovered the true individuals orchestrating Bitcoin, you'd immediately liquidate your holdings and distance yourself from it.

I strongly oppose crypto like Bitcoin because its main use case is for criminals, drug traffickers, and tax avoidance. It offers some anonymity and instant money transfers, bypassing established systems like know your customers, sanctions, and OFAC. If I were the government, I would shut it down.

Speaker 0: If you knew who was really behind Bitcoin, you would run as fast as you fucking could to sell it. I know. 100%. And when the real founder of Bitcoin comes out, it is my humble opinion and there's nothing humble about me. Bitcoin will go to fucking zero. One day. And microsecond.

They don't really care about us.

I am becoming increasingly frustrated with the massive amounts of dishonesty and manipulation, totaling trillions of dollars.

If crypto is to shape the future, it should be mined, minted, and made in the USA. I believe that as Bitcoin rises, America will lead the way in this revolution.

There is a lot of optimism and political naivete surrounding Bitcoin, but it's important to understand the challenges it faces. The financial government complex will try to keep the technology at bay, but they won't completely kill it. They want people to see what they've done without causing too much disturbance. Their strategy is to throw little bits of sand in the engine of Bitcoin until it becomes too difficult and cumbersome for most people to use. Then they can dismiss it as an interesting idea that didn't work out as people wanted.

The stock market is like a big casino run by people in suits on Wall Street. It's all about algorithms, not company values. Greed drives everyone to make money, rigging the game against the little guy. Bitcoin is just a quick way to make money. Whether you're a fat cat on Wall Street or a regular person trading at home, we all want money. Don't let one person rig the game for others.

XRP is criticized as a scam that will deplete your wealth. Despite its current surge, it is believed to be a centralized system, which is why I dislike it.

I don't care about money. I have hundreds of millions in Bitcoin but don't spend it on fancy things like real estate or yachts. My focus is on Telstra. I don't own big assets like an island in Hawaii because my priority is freedom.

Ryan Mehta says: "Tommy g is a little dick weasel, low IQ idiot." He adds that if you’re listening to morons like that and you are not stacking Bitcoin, you deserve to stay poor and broke like the little bitch you are. "Escape the matrix or listen to fact it's like Tommy g. The choice is yours."

I recount a meeting I had with a board at Safeguard Scientifics, where a firm co-located with them had a board member present. I demonstrated what was possible if we reengineered the government money, arguing there was enormous opportunity to build vast financial equity gains and capital gains, and that pension funds could profit by reengineering how the federal budget worked to create a more productive economy. The president of the largest pension fund in the country attended and told me, “you don’t understand.” He explained that this is what they had tried to do when he was younger, working with a group of activists, and they were able to stop them. I naively said, “you didn’t have the Internet. You couldn’t get the learning speeds up locally high enough to jump the curve.” He froze, looked at me, and said, “you don’t understand. It’s too late.” I asked, “what do you mean it’s too late?” He replied, “it’s too late. They’ve given up on the country and they’re gonna move all the money out of the country starting in the fall.” He said, “you’ve got to get to Nick Brady.” Brady had been the chairman of the firm I was a partner at on Wall Street and later became secretary of the treasury in the first Bush administration, known as a leader in how the financial system runs. So the instruction was to get to Nick Brady. I thought the message meant we had been directed to reallocate equity in the pension funds to emerging market investments, which made sense because growth rates in Asia and emerging markets exceeded those in mature economies. But then, at the outset, he mentioned “they’re moving all the money out starting the fall.” That fall marked the beginning of fiscal 1998, when enormous amounts of money began disappearing from my old agencies, HUD and the Department of Defense. What I later came to believe, and we have a website dedicated to presenting documents and analysis on this, is missingmoney.salaire.com. I realized that what he was referring to was a financial coup—an attempt to end the system where bankers controlled monetary policy while the people’s representatives controlled fiscal policy, and instead move to a process in which bankers controlled both. Rather than pursuing new legislation, they would leverage debt, issue vast debt, and siphon money out the back door, effectively conducting a financial coup d’etat, which is what I think has happened.

I'm not going to comment. I don't know any of you or what this is about.

I'm really not in the mood for this crap right now, it sounds like another bunch of idiots talking nonsense like they're watching a blue train.

The main use of Bitcoin is mostly for underground economy activities if you're a criminal criminal. Useless as a payment mechanism and ridiculous as a store of valid Bitcoin is a bubble. Okay? Bitcoin is a bubble. Stupid enough to buy, you'll pay the price for it one day. Blockchain is real. It's a technology. Bitcoin's not a security. Reminds me of Oscar Wilde's definition of fox hobby, the pursuit of the uneatable by the unspeakable. You're gonna see the Bitcoin network go from a trillion dollar network to a 10 x that to a 100 x that, And there really is nowhere else to go. It is the apex property of the human race. Whoever gets the most bitcoin wins.

Speaker 0 argues that it won’t be that everybody starts selling, but that new buyers stop buying. As the price falls, the true believers—hardcore Bitcoiners—won’t be phased by moves from 60,000 to 40,000 because they’ve seen it before and Bitcoin always comes back. The people who bought into the Bitcoin ETF, however, may be the first to exit; they were the last in and will likely be the first out. They aren’t long-term HODLers but traders, and if they were real Bitcoin people, they would have bought years ago rather than waiting for an ETF. The hype around the ETF could become a problem when it starts to sell off. When price declines occur historically, there’s often a large influx of Tether, whether counterfeit or not, and Tether buys Bitcoin, helping to form a bottom. But with ETFs liquidating, the ETF holders must take Bitcoin they own into the spot market and sell it, and buyers must pay with real dollars rather than Tether. If there aren’t enough buyers, a large drop could occur. The speaker envisions the next Bitcoin crash starting with the ETFs selling, driving Bitcoin down with market orders to get out by the end of the day—no limits, no waiting, just exit. If the ETF selling drives Bitcoin down to 10,000 (not 20,000), charts would show Bitcoin below previous lows, with the trend broken. This could shake the confidence of hodlers, who might question whether it will come back and consider selling. As the price falls, fear could rise with pleas like “Oh my God, I better get out before it’s worthless,” leading even diehards to contemplate salvage rather than sinking with the ship. Some holders entered at much lower prices and could still sell at 5,000 to realize profits, though fewer people exist with such low cost bases. They may choose to turn a profit or cut losses. The speaker notes that the current dynamic shows high confidence, with people convinced they’ll get rich and dismissing FUD. They criticize public figures like Peter Schiff or Warren Buffett as boomer misperceptions about Bitcoin, expressing annoyance that some people see them as not understanding, while others claim the speaker has studied Bitcoin and chosen not to believe it, insisting they didn’t drink the Kool Aid.

I believe a significant event is on the horizon, although I cannot predict its exact nature. It could involve a potential conflict with Putin, the emergence of another incurable virus like COVID-19, or even the collapse of the Federal Reserve. Regardless, I am certain that something impactful is approaching.