So my question for you is what specifically makes Bitcoin's fixed supply and the proofof work network uniquely resilient compared to other cryptocurrencies. Well, we have this concept in Bitcoin. Um, in the early days, no one cared about us.Like we were such a niche community, you know, we were a bunch of cipher punks. Um, we were trying to figure out how to do transactions outside the banking system. Um and uh you know before I got involved the very very early early people you know had this immaculate conc ...

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what has uh been the main hidden programming of money we have inherited and this is more of a generalization just to make my point here but I think most of us can agree and and resonate we've been taught to outsource trust so that concept of outsourcing trust in this case to central banks governments and legacy financial institutions and quote the experts I think this is such a trap because it disempowers each and every one of us if we outsource that trust uh without you know the bitcoin principle of verify ...

The third argument I wanted to talk about is um anti- bitcoin argument is bitcoin lacks intrinsic value. So Peter shift said something like bitcoin has no intrinsic backing like gold. It relies solely on collective belief or adoption.Your rebuttal was bitcoin's intrinsic value derives from its secure decentralized proofof work network, immutability of its ledger, instant auditability and digital scarcity making it verifiable and trust minimized compared to physical assets requiring third-party validation. U ...

the layers of the onion you have to go through to change your paradigm as we just described to to to gro Bitcoin at a fundamental level to understand that that that that fiat is the reason why we have income inequality. It's the reason we have crap food in our society. It's the reason why, you know, all the problems we know that exist in the world that could be fixed with Bitcoin.But to really get that there is some intelligence required. It's not that easy for somebody who's not very educated to actually g ...

All right, let's kick it off. Welcome everyone. This is the broadcast part 13 uh where Bitcoin meets culture.We catch up on news, tweets, videos, charts, trends, and any other Bitcoin related content that stood out to us in the past two weeks. And uh yeah, I'm happy to welcome you back, guys. Brian Tanguma, Brian Cubellis, welcome back.>> Good to be back. >> Good to be back. >> I'm excited to dive in.We got a lot in in our dock. So, I think uh we should just uh jump straight into it, guys. Um it's so funny. ...

fixed supply money or inviable private property. Private property that's very hard to separate from its owner. That's just an idea that we were trying to get people to follow with the constitution and rule of law and all these things.But now it's incentivized through the expenditure of energy by expending real world energy to create Bitcoin. It anchors the abstract world into the physical world. Money is such an interesting thing.It's subjectively chosen, right. Anyone can choose whatever their money is goi ...

You've seen Bitcoin kind of decouple from the market a little bit. Why would that why would that happen. Bitcoin is being adopted rapidly and it's being put into treasuries, corporate treasuries, likely sovereign treasuries, extraordinarily large players.They want to own Bitcoin without signaling to the market. ...

purpose of Bitcoin is to give you room and space to really like do what you were meant to do. That's the key. It's meant to do.Like that's the the huge insidious problem of like the the money. It is a uh it's it's shackles. It's slavery because ultimately you're told to go to school and then you're told to get to college and you have this student debt and then you got to get the job and you got to like and you're just shackled and you don't even know why. And then to your point about the real estate, you wa ...

Money is simply a technology to account for, transfer, and exchange and store value between people. It's the people. It's all of us that are creators of that value.Growing food, running a business to serve people's needs, digging iron out of the ground and melting it into steel, and building buildings, creating art or music. We are the creators of. ...