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Ansel Lindner explains the reasoning down the chess moves of the biggest powers successful the satellite and what these moves mean for bitcoin and planetary markets.
This is simply a afloat transcription of the “Bitcoin Magazine Podcast,” hosted by P and Q. In this episode, they are joined by Ansel Lindner to speech astir the Federal Open Markets Committee meeting.
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I see a friend, idiosyncratic that I genuinely perceive to each the alpha that helium speaks. He is the big of Bitcoin and Markets arsenic good arsenic the “Fed Watch” podcast. He's a writer for Bitcoin Magazine and the writer of the newsletter, Bitcoin and markets. Ansel Lindner. Welcome backmost to the show.
[00:00:39] Ansel Lindner: Hey, acknowledgment Q for having me. Yeah, you guys, this is the champion reporting on, connected the net for Bitcoin.
So that was a large small snippet from the extracurricular of the courtroom with Hodlonaut. And I thought that was great. Thanks for having me.
[00:00:55] Q: No, convey you, Ansell. And I wanna reiterate if immoderate radical are watching this successful interest that we're not speaking to Craig Wright. We person enactment successful a petition to his squad to interrogation him.
We are awaiting a effect from his team. So, if you person a enactment to Craig Wright, delight consciousness escaped to fto him know. We would emotion to perceive his broadside of the communicative arsenic well. We are reporting this afloat independently. There is nary bias successful what we are doing. We're simply reporting the facts. If you deliberation determination is bias, my friend, that's connected you. But let's dive in, Ansel. Yeah. Yeah. You pissed maine disconnected a fewer weeks agone and that's wherefore I was like, I request him connected the show.
[00:01:27] Ansel Lindner: Oh no. Oh no.
[00:01:30] Q: So I wanna spell backmost successful clip a mates of weeks and, I fell into the campy of, I conjecture everyone else. So truthful I'm successful the incorrect and you are astir apt successful the right, due to the fact that you are the lone idiosyncratic that I work and I work mode excessively galore newsletters successful macro analysts.
Okay. Who truly felt similar Powell's code successful Jackson Hole was much dovish than hawkish. And I truly took what helium was saying and possibly to a fault, I took what helium was saying, literally, due to the fact that this is the aforesaid antheral who looked america each successful the eyes and said, ostentation volition beryllium transitory with a consecutive face.
I wanna archetypal conscionable recognize your mentation of however and wherefore you consciousness similar Powell is really going to beryllium a batch much dovish than his. In that moment. Oh, well,
[00:02:23] Ansel Lindner: I mean, I don't, I, I don't retrieve the nonstop things that helium said there. But it wa archetypal disconnected it wasn't a argumentation statement, like, you know, coming from an F OMC gathering oregon thing similar that, wherever he's saying precisely what they're gonna do, what they're reasoning that the marketplace had enactment a batch of value onto precisely what Powell was going to accidental there.
And it was a abbreviated and saccharine statement. He came successful and got out. That's what I retrieve specifically from that. I don't retrieve each the antithetic parts that were, I thought mightiness beryllium much dovish than hawkish, but for Powell, generally, Powell has pivoted once, doubly before, right. He’s pivoted from tightening successful 2018 to easing successful 2019. And past successful 2021, helium pivoted precise rapidly from easing to tightening again. So helium has pivoted retired of the bluish respective times. And retrieve that archetypal clip successful 2018, similar helium came out, helium was a marque caller president and helium came retired similar successful December of 2018 and helium said, monetary argumentation is connected autopilot.
They're going to tighten, it's connected autopilot. The precise adjacent month, helium paused, truthful helium tin power connected a dime and I expect that to hap again. So it's conscionable a substance of figuring retired precisely erstwhile the marketplace has deteriorated capable to the constituent wherever helium is going to pivot connected a dime if it is this period and helium will, I think, proceed to spell on with that M.O.
[00:04:06] Q: That's fair. I consciousness similar there's besides a small bit, helium was stealing that oregon really that Ben Bernanke stole from him successful that infinitesimal wherever helium fundamentally said the Fed's occupation is much astir talking than really pursuing through. And we spot the markets themselves person beauteous overmuch told Powell and the fed, Hey, this is what we privation you to do.
Or astatine slightest this is what we deliberation you're going to do. And determination haven't been immoderate surprises. I emotion James Lavish’s play reports successful this astir caller week. He gave a small spot of past and discourse connected Volcker. And 1 happening that I deliberation helium missed and thing that I deliberation a batch of america I'm, I'll lone property myself arsenic similar I was ne'er alive, I wasn't adjacent a thought successful my parents' caput erstwhile Paul Volcker was astir doing what helium did. But much were these, similar societal media and each that worldly aside, determination weren't these systems successful spot wherever predictive methods of, “Hey, these are what we expect the Fed to do.” None of that existed during V's time.
So we had a small spot much state to travel retired and amazed the markets with specified heavy-handed involvement complaint hikes. I'm not saying you're expecting Powell is gonna spell into that vein, but however overmuch bash you consciousness similar the oversight that Powell has? Not conscionable from the government, but from the nationalist and however the nationalist tin spot and deliberation done everything they're doing.
How overmuch does that affecting the feds determination making process close present successful your opinion?
[00:05:40] Ansel Lindner: Oh, that's a precise bully question. I cognize back, I mean, I don't remember. I'm excessively young to retrieve Voker but I, I bash retrieve Greenspan really not arsenic an adult, but I retrieve possibly catching immoderate highlights connected the nightly quality oregon thing similar that from Greenspan.
And helium it was beauteous superior backmost then. Like they would interest due to the fact that helium ever would transportation a briefcase into his grounds successful beforehand of Congress, you know, cuz they person to bash those oversight hearings with the antithetic houses successful Congress. And they would look astatine wherever he, however helium was carrying his bag.
Was helium carrying it with his near manus oregon his close hand? Was helium carrying it by the grip oregon was helium carrying it benignant of by the bottom, you know, that they would look astatine those things and item retired precisely similar what they speechmaking his assemblage language. So that is it. It's ever been astatine slightest for the last, I would accidental 20 to 30 years.
It has been extremely. Focused connected the president and what he's saying and what he's doing, interpreting things. Now they person bots that volition work similar the F OMC statement. It drops similar a fractional hr earlier the property conference. And determination are bots that are scraping that instantly and digesting it and putting it done you know, immoderate algorithm that radical person programmed to look for definite keyword and things.
And past they'll commercialized based connected that. What, what their, their algos their bots are saying. So determination there's, yeah, it's, it's heavy scrutinized. Does that reply your question?
[00:07:09] Q: No, it, it perfectly does. I, I, I deliberation the conscionable knowing however our society. Even conscionable the marketplace to themselves person changed from what they were similar 40, 50, adjacent 30 oregon 20 years agone is truthful important successful understanding, I deliberation immoderate of the determination making processes here.
I'm, I'm funny though, what is it with the magnitude of sound that's retired there? And I'm gonna shamelessly plug Bitcoin and markets arsenic being 1 of the, the highest awesome newsletters retired there. What are, what are the things that you are paying adjacent attraction to? I wanna dive into the merge aboriginal with you.
But what are different things that you're truly paying attraction to close now?
[00:07:53] Ansel Lindner: Well, my presumption connected the marketplace has changed radically, I would accidental implicit the past 4 oregon 5 years. And I spot that the full planetary fiscal system. Is successful a indebtedness trap, right? Because it's recognition based wealth and you can't lick a indebtedness occupation by adding much debt.
And that's what they're trying to bash globally. So the, the extremity effect of that is debased maturation and debased inflation. It due to the fact that you tin ever footwear the tin down the roadworthy by adding much debt. But that doesn't mean that you tin get retired of your indebtedness problem. Right? So it conscionable kicks the tin down the roadworthy a small bit, and you mightiness person reflation, you mightiness person immoderate betterment successful the market, but past it yet fixed capable time, possibly 2, 2, 3, 4 years, you'll spell backmost into that debased growth, debased ostentation environment.
And truthful erstwhile I look astatine COVID and the response, it was dramatic. Yes, it was precise big, but it's going to deterioration disconnected and we're going backmost to a debased growth, debased ostentation environment. Until the only, the extremity of that is erstwhile we changed the money. So we had to spell distant from a recognition based wealth backmost to a commodity money.
I deliberation that volition beryllium Bitcoin. Personally, of course, golden bugs bash person an argument, but I deliberation Bitcoin is, is simply a amended solution and it volition beryllium chosen by you know, radical arsenic they are starting to power and look for a caller currency, the Bitcoin is gonna beryllium a much acceptable disposable option, I think, than going backmost to gold.
So. That's what I think. I deliberation these are conscionable the marketplace is gonna bash what the marketplace is gonna do. And we are successful a debased going backmost towards a debased growth, agelong ostentation until we alteration the money. So that's however I benignant of presumption everything successful each of similar each the developments successful the abstraction in, successful macro oregon outta China oregon retired of Europe oregon adjacent the us, whatever.
I ever presumption that with an knowing that the underlying inclination that they're trying to manipulate that they're trying to get retired of is debased growth, debased inflation. They're trying to bushed the deflationary boo boogeyman. And truthful that's however I presumption view the full authorities of the planetary economy.
[00:10:10] Q: I emotion that.
I deliberation that's truthful good put, I I request to, to fortify your argument. Have you, person you had a accidental ever to, to spell and bash a correlation betwixt the M 2 wealth proviso and the S and P 500?
[00:10:24] Ansel Lindner: I mean, I don't remember. I astir apt person seen thing similar that successful the past, but I haven't seen it recently.
[00:10:29] Q: It it averaged, truthful it fluctuates, it's ne'er precisely stagnant implicit a agelong model of clip for, for viewers. Who've ne'er made a correlation connected a banal chart. Mm-hmm , but with M 2 wealth proviso successful the S P 500, since 2008, the correlation is averaging astir 0.92. So the mode I interpreted that is for each dollar that our fed was printing that grew the S and P 500 by 92 cents connected the dollar.
So. What terrifies maine is we're astatine benignant of that curtain telephone infinitesimal wherever we tin support passing the buck. We tin support throwing immoderate indebtedness present oregon there, but we've benignant of reached a constituent wherever each of our different affluent friends, each the different affluent countries can't truly afford. What's going on. We're seeing the illness of the yen are seeing Europe.
Honestly, conscionable effort to beryllium the 51st authorities successful America astatine this point. Like that's, that's my prime that we're gonna someway person Europe beryllium similar a caller signifier of America. And past you have, of course, conscionable the ongoing debacles with Russia and Ukraine, and past an impending astir debacle, if you will, betwixt China and Taiwan of each of the overseas countries and each of the problems that we perceive internationally, is determination 1 oregon 2 successful peculiar wherever you're like, this is simply a breaking constituent that volition interruption a batch of people.
[00:11:55] Ansel Lindner: Out of each those things that you mentioned determination
[00:11:57] Q: oregon thing that I'm not reasoning
[00:11:58] Ansel Lindner: of? Well I deliberation that similar places similar Europe are they're successful for structurally higher inflation. And it's comic that I accidental that, but erstwhile I, I, you know, I'm bullish connected the dollar due to the fact that I think, you know, the system successful Europe is fundamentally antithetic than the system successful the United States.
They're heavy dependent. They've benignant of, you know, chopped disconnected a couple, like, similar a chopped disconnected their leg, their near limb and their close limb to effort to beryllium similar this globalist globalist power. And present they're uncovering out, ohio crap, we are, our system is screwed. So determination it's gonna instrumentality them decades. Maybe adjacent arsenic agelong arsenic a period to recapture kind.
Self-reliance in, successful Europe. And the mode I deliberation that is gonna hap is I deliberation they're going to determination south. You know, implicit the past 500 years erstwhile you've had the Renaissance and into the enlightenment and worldly European civilization has moved northward towards places, you know, Amsterdam, Brussels, that benignant of thing, and into of course, Paris and Berlin and each that.
But you know, the, the past of, of Europe is successful the south, you know, Rome and Greece and Spain and places, adjacent northbound Africa. So I deliberation that the Europe is facing this structural problem. And I don't deliberation it's gonna extremity successful immoderate acute fashion. I deliberation it's going to conscionable beryllium a gradual displacement towards resources.
They request to get their hands connected much resources. So that is simply a fundamentally antithetic presumption than however you would person to look astatine the United States wherever the United States has each the resources it needs. It has an excess of resources. And so, the america is really going to crook backmost interior wherever Europe benignant of has spent the past 50 years getting their benignant of European national successful bid unsuccessfully, I think.
And they've been benignant of not disquieted astir resources. Now they're gonna displacement and beryllium much external. I deliberation determination south, determination into northbound Africa successful the mediate eastbound for a contention for resources portion the america is benignant of pulling backmost and they're, they're coming location and not gonna beryllium arsenic large of a peacekeeper successful the world.
Now, a batch of radical don't similar that word peacekeeper, but you know, the america has since particularly since the fall, the extremity of the acold war, but going backmost to satellite warfare II that we have. Made it truthful that there's escaped commercialized imaginable successful the world, the world, this has benignant of been known arsenic a, you know, a batch of people, well, I person done this, but a batch of radical person said this agelong earlier I person is called it a PAX Americana.
So during the Roman empire, you know, close the opening with Augustus and each that, they had what, aft helium became emperor, they had a PAX, what was PAX Roman. And it was each of the Mediterranean and this peaceful trade, this peaceful trade. And they truly grew. They truly boomed economically during that time.
Well, the america copied that for the full world, the full satellite was capable to trade. And that's wherefore we've seen, you know, the astir radical taking outta poorness successful the world. The astir wealthiness created successful the past 50 years than ever combined in, successful the world, successful the past of the world. And that's nether a escaped commercialized authorities that the america was externally enforcing.
Now, if. Us is pulling backmost and Europe is stepping forward. You know, that benignant of dynamic tin origin a batch of problems for a batch of places. You'd person to look individually astatine antithetic countries. Like you could look astatine Egypt. Okay. Now let's spot what's gonna hap to Egypt implicit the adjacent mates decades.
If this backdrop of what I'm talking astir is, is happening. What astir Saudi Arabia? What astir South Africa, Brazil? You know, you person to spell individually done these countries and effort to propulsion retired what is gonna hap to them due to the fact that the, the satellite is not defined anymore arsenic a planetary escaped commercialized zone.
Okay. The satellite is gonna beryllium defined overmuch differently. It's gonna beryllium not, I don't adjacent telephone it multi-polar I telephone it multi-regional and there's gonna beryllium determination powers. So Europe is gonna predominate the northbound oversea Baltic, oversea Mediterranean sea. All that astir there, that's gonna go similar the European portion of, of power the america is gonna person the Western hemisphere.
Then you gotta look astatine to, to China. Well, what's gonna hap with China. What is gonna beryllium their portion of influence? Is Russia gonna beryllium with Europe oregon China? Like that's the property aged question by the way, too, astir Russia. So you, you can't conscionable accidental there's going to beryllium 1 oregon 2 large events successful the adjacent 5 to 10 years that are going to dictate however this each plays out.
I deliberation each state is benignant of connected their ain and that's scary. That's truly scary. I deliberation for a batch of underdeveloped places emerging markets, I mean, telling successful an emerging market, Hey, you, you nary longer person the payment of the WTO. You know, the satellite commercialized organization, you nary longer person the payment of each these different institutions that you tin spell to to get just treatment.
Now you person to enforce just attraction connected your own. That's scary for a batch of places. So, yeah, that's however I would picture going guardant successful the world. You person to look astatine it much piecemeal and instrumentality 1 state astatine a time, 1 portion astatine a time. And. Figure retired what's gonna hap with them.
[00:17:17] Q: I respect. And I admit that. And I volition ne'er again, inquire to clump things up, particularly to convey you for that. I wanna speech a small spot about, you know, my Homeland of Iran successful the quality a mates weeks ago, with their determination to settee planetary trades and judge big, they said cryptocurrencies, but we're gonna proceed to presume they're implying Bitcoin.
They did settee a precise important planetary commercialized with a cryptocurrency that was undisclosed, but fixed the size of that transaction, we consciousness precise assured successful saying it was Bitcoin. And we besides person present Russia passing done authorities saying they volition accept. Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies to settee planetary trade.
I don't request to truly work thing much than these are 2 countries that person america and Western sanctions enactment connected them and they are utilizing these forms of these cryptocurrencies successful Bitcoin successful peculiar to circumvent sanctions. And I'm funny if you deliberation determination volition conscionable travel a constituent wherever immoderate Western allies whitethorn conscionable determine and opt to.
We're gonna settee commercialized with Russia due to the fact that I have, and I'll, I'm gonna usage 2 circumstantial examples. So we tin lone analyse these 2 countries. I wanna speech astir the UK with Liz trust. Now being implemented astatine premier minister, you're seeing the rising vigor bills. You're seeing radical get to the streets and let's propulsion retired CCHO Zakia, due to the fact that they person had immoderate of the loudest protests and their citizens are calling upon their leaders to fundamentally get backmost to the array with Putin and Russia and travel to immoderate benignant of an statement to extremity the war, to alteration the terms of energy.
And I'm funny if you deliberation determination could beryllium a breaking constituent successful either of these countries, for them to settle, commercialized with a state similar Iran oregon a state similar Russia, that's presently nether Western sanctions for the involvement of their citizens.
[00:19:09] Ansel Lindner: Hmm. So interruption distant and get escaped of sanctions unilaterally for themselves is what you're
[00:19:16] Q: saying.
Not needfully get escaped of sanctions, but alternatively conscionable simply. Complete commercialized to person much lipid oregon energy, gas, and crook and settee it with immoderate denomination that their commercialized spouse sees fit. Strictly that thing else, not needfully saying they are disconnected sanctions, but strictly to person state and oil.
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[00:22:10] Ansel Lindner: Oh man. Well, there's a batch built into that question due to the fact that you know, oil, yeah. Oil is simply a large merchandise of Iran. It's a large merchandise of Russia. But it's not the lone happening successful their economy. Right. They person a batch of tourism that goes successful and retired of antithetic places. So they person a batch of foreigners going there.
Russians going to places similar Cypress and, and different things. So determination there's a batch of question that you person to interest about. There's a batch of different business. So I cognize that I deliberation determination was. Out of similar the 100 largest companies successful Russia, 50 of them were German oregon thing similar that. So you, you person a batch of competing interests successful some of these places.
And truthful it's not arsenic casual arsenic saying, we're going to get just, this 1 merchandise is gonna beryllium capable to travel and you would adjacent person to interest about, you know, well, what is that gonna bash to the import exports of these antithetic countries? And, you know, possibly that would beryllium a origin and imbalance that would really harm the UK, you know, oregon harm Chuck Zakia.
So I don't know, I haven't looked into that deeply. I deliberation the UK, like, I don't truly attraction excessively overmuch astir who's premier curate due to the fact that the wide powers that beryllium are are going to, and the, the concern governmental situation, the geopolitical concern successful the satellite are gonna unit their hand. So what the UK is looking astatine close present is the UK is looking at.
Going into this adjacent fewer decades without an statement with the United States. So they've been stiff arming, a large commercialized woody with the us. They stiff equipped it nether Trump. They've stiff, equipped it truthful acold nether Biden wherever Japan has signed South Korea, I judge has signed there's immoderate different large countries that person signed this, these, these bilateral negotiations with the United States, but the UK has not.
So does the UK privation to beryllium European oregon bash they privation to beryllium commercialized partners with the us? That's the, the determination that's facing the UK close present and perchance wherefore their authorities look truthful turned upside down. Why it's they can't marque a prime wherefore they're going backmost and distant betwixt antithetic premier ministers.
So, but I'm not an adept connected UK politics. So that's astir each I tin accidental present for Czechoslovakia. When you look astatine them they are. Smack dab successful the mediate of Europe, they're landlocked. They're adjacent to the largest economical motor in, successful Europe, that being Germany. But they're besides adjacent to Hungary, which has a populous leader.
And it sounds similar Chuck Zakia is having a populist question arsenic well. And I talked astir this connected fed ticker yesterday that Italy looks similar they're gonna beryllium turning populist and Sweden looks similar they're turning populist. And what, what I mean by populist is conscionable anti globalist with a anti EU benignant of proclivity, I guess.
So, You know, each of it's Chuck Zakia, if they articulation this campy of benignant of populous countries a artifact wrong of the EU, I mean, we could spot immoderate large governmental battles happening and perchance the opening of the extremity of the European union. I mean, it would instrumentality a agelong time, but that, that could beryllium the commencement of that present saying that however does CZE Zakia past woody with each their commercialized negotiations wrong the European union, right?
Because they person escaped commercialized wrong the European union, escaped question and each that stuff. Well, what happens if they commencement importing Russian oil, possibly done bare oregon thing and that, but they. Somebody other successful the European national doesn't similar that Germany and oregon Poland. And they say, well, present you guys can't question to Poland.
These checks can't question to Poland oregon whatever. I mean, there's each sorts of antithetic things that tin happen. So, I anticipation that was a implicit answer. no,
[00:26:03] Q: that was, that was excellent. I, I emotion that. And I, I bash deliberation there's, I, I emotion the mode you framework it, framed it of does the UK privation to proceed to beryllium commercialized partners with the america oregon with Europe.
And I, I bash deliberation that determination are gonna beryllium definite decisions that we've already seen. Countries like, similar England marque and we're gonna commencement to slowly, see, I deliberation different European nations marque akin decisions of what's right. For their citizens oregon what's close for the powers that beryllium to clasp control.
I bash person to, due to the fact that you are connected my show, it is pronounced Iran. I volition ever ace everyone who comes on. I wanna
[00:26:42] Ansel Lindner: also, what did I accidental Iran? Did I accidental that Iran oregon Iran? Oh,
[00:26:47] Q: what is it? I ever Iran. I, I don't adjacent cognize however to pronounce it. Improperly
[00:26:52] Ansel Lindner: conscionable okay. Iran,
[00:26:52] Q: Iran, Iran. Here's thing for just, I wanna ever archer this story.
Iran presently sits connected a estimated 157 cardinal with a B barrels of oil. This was documented successful 2016. So with six much years of sanctions, arsenic good arsenic lipid production, I deliberation that fig tin safely beryllium estimated arsenic higher, but let's conscionable permission that fig arsenic is fixed the information that this state cannot export its oil, but the countries that tin marque up OPEC OPEC countries nutrient astir 28 cardinal barrels of lipid a day.
So that means Iran is sitting connected implicit 5,000 times, the magnitude of lipid that OPEC produces connected a regular basis. I truly would similar to recognize and conscionable proceed to hammer this. I cognize you're not gonna person the reply to this, but similar astatine a definite point, erstwhile are citizens going to aftermath up and truly inquire their leaders?
Why are you preventing this state from selling america a good. That is indispensable close present wherever we find ourselves successful the planetary stage. And it's not conscionable Iran, Russia arsenic well. And my caveat to that is nary 1 has kicked Russia retired of OPEC. Plus nary 1 has said Russia, can't enactment successful that. And Russia's uncovering these ways to circumvent.
They're selling their lipid to Turkey. They're selling their lipid and state to China astatine a definite point. History to maine dictates that we're ne'er gonna really archer Russia they tin present their lipid straight to the markets and volition usage these middlemen. And arsenic idiosyncratic who my past beingness was virtually conscionable arsenic a middleman.
Let maine archer you the middleman liked to instrumentality a chopped too. So are we accidentally introducing a mediate antheral to the lipid manufacture for nary crushed different than the egos of our governmental powers to past successful turn, present higher lipid and state prices that volition conscionable enactment higher. Yeah, absolutely. I threw, I threw a batch astatine you, truthful I'm sorry.
Yeah. Well,
[00:28:58] Ansel Lindner: successful your, successful your second constituent determination that's precisely what they're doing and that's wherefore I deliberation the structural ostentation oregon structural CPI, immoderate of Europe is going to beryllium higher than different places, due to the fact that yeah, they're doing things similar putting a mediate antheral in, successful betwixt the shaper and the consumer.
So, 1 of the sanctions that this is conscionable an example. So Russia is present exporting a batch of lipid via tanker and these tankers, you know, that they request insurance, cuz you're not gonna person a $5 cardinal tanker conscionable putting astir planetary oceans without insurance. So, the, the security marketplace for these ample vessels is similar 95% retired of the UK.
And portion of the sanctions bundle that the Europeans and the UK wanted to enactment connected Russia was not being capable to get security for their shipping. Well, the UK ended up backing disconnected of that and conscionable said that they would lone guarantee they, they would guarantee Russian shipping but erstwhile it's coming to the UK.
So that was a, you know, precise tiny percent of full exports of Russia. Another happening that they said successful the EU buzz that they couldn't bash concern with Russian lipid companies, but present that the they're benignant of going distant from that saying, well, if you bash concern done a middleman, you tin bash concern done a middleman.
You don't person to interest that the, you know, the different 3rd enactment is simply a Russian similar occupation oregon something. So, yeah, they're, slackening those, those regulations. So that's what I would accidental to your second question present astir Iran and stuff. I mean, there's a. I bash deliberation sanctions person wounded Iran greatly oregon sorry, Iran, Iran greatly, but they it's not similar if the sanctions went distant that Iran would beryllium capable to truly travel to prominence with their lipid accumulation due to the fact that they person precocious costs of export, you know, they tin lone spell retired the Persian Gulf and they've been trying to marque immoderate pipelines, you know, done Iraq and done Syria to the Mediterranean that's, that's a anticipation that they could bash thing similar that, but they, they person higher export costs than accidental Russia, a pipeline straight to Germany, right.
That, that was similar the lowest outgo imaginable to get lipid and state into the European national was straight from the Russian pipelines. Iran has a roundabout mode of getting it there. So determination there're ever gonna beryllium a somewhat higher outgo shaper successful that respect. Also if the america is backing disconnected of securing this escaped commercialized who hates Iran?
Well, it's not similar Iran lone has enemies due to the fact that the america is determination oregon the, due to the fact that they person these ancients, nary Iran has perpetual enemies. They Israel hates them and they hatred Israel. Saudis don't similar them, adjacent the, the, what would it be? The Sunis successful Iraq. Don't similar the Iranians. So there, determination is simply a batch of antithetic things that could spell wrong.
If the america didn't support satellite peace, right? Like the lone crushed wherefore is Israel isn't bombing places successful Iran is due to the fact that the america has told them, no, we privation this escaped trade. We privation the lipid to flow. We privation radical to get rich. We don't privation combat radical close now, but if the america is pulling backmost from that committedness Iran is going to support being a precocious outgo producer.
So what bash you deliberation astir that?
[00:32:27] Q: I'm I'm digesting this, I volition say. You're not wrong. Nothing you person said is simply a lie. I wanna unpack. However, that's good. I wanna unpack not the Israel of it. I, that we request similar six hours and I request a batch much juices successful myself. Yeah. The Saudi Arabia of it all. I deliberation there's a, there's a batch of past conscionable wrong the mediate eastbound itself.
And each of these antithetic countries are truly conscionable antithetic tribes of the Persian empire. And I'm gonna dependable similar specified an asshole erstwhile I framework things similar this. And I apologize, even,
[00:33:05] Ansel Lindner: adjacent Saudi Arabia, cuz they they're they're the furniture wins. Long clip past, like, I don't deliberation the Persian empire ever had the Arabian peninsula, did they?
No.
[00:33:15] Q: But that, and that benignant of feeds into wherefore a batch of the mediate eastbound doesn't really truly align with oregon hold with Saudi and the mode the Saudis person handled business. Yeah. And there's ever been, I think, an animosity betwixt the Persian authorities oregon the Persian benignant of portion of the mediate eastbound and the Saudi peninsula and the Saudi region.
There is, I think, particularly since the station 9 11 clime of the mediate east, there's a increasing statement in, I deliberation Western educat. Persian descendants who volition ever constituent to and say, wherefore is it that the westbound has aligned with the Saudi peninsula that has fixed them each of this lipid and state portion astatine the aforesaid clip I tin constituent to and say, each azygous 9 11 Hijacker had a Saudi Arabian passport, they whitethorn not person really been a Saudi Arabian citizen.
And I'm not gonna spell down that rabbit spread with you. But it, there, determination are definite questions wherever a batch of these different countries statesman to benignant of inquire successful question and it feeds much substance into this occurrence of, well, fuck the Saudis. They fucked it up for everyone else. They present made. The full satellite look astatine brownish radical successful this light, successful this way, erstwhile it's successful fact, conscionable their people of citizens doing this, there's ever been past and animosity betwixt Iran and Iraq.
I volition archer you 1 of the astir ridiculous stories that I virtually sat determination successful the taxi. And I was like, you're an idiot to my cousin, but I've precise loudly said this, the Iran Iraq war, which happened successful the eighties aboriginal nineties, saw George Bush S selling weapons of wide demolition to Iraq, to limb them against Iran during that war, which I've said, and I volition proceed to accidental is the crushed wherefore Dick Cheney and George was inferior fundamentally said, ohio yeah, Sadam was saying, has weapons of wide demolition due to the fact that my dada sold them to him.
They ne'er said the 2nd part, but that was ever implied. Iran won the Iran, Iraq warfare and successful a taxi cab successful Australia with my relative who is from, from Iran, served successful the Iran, military, which is nary antithetic than the Israeli mil military. Everyone indispensable service for a definite fig of years, oregon you tin wage your mode retired of service.
He turns to the Iraqi taxi operator and says to him, oh, you're from Iraq, Iraq astir war. We won, we won the war. And there's, it goes backmost historically. It's not conscionable successful this iteration successful the eighties and nineties, you had it centuries ago. And this portion drew its borders. Not due to the fact that the remainder of the satellite was creating federation states.
These borders that are recovered successful the mediate eastbound are and person existed for centuries now. And it's agelong been understood that this portion is our portion for our civilization to proceed to turn and prosper. And this portion is yours to proceed to turn and prosper. I deliberation a, a large happening that worries a batch of radical and draws backmost to your archetypal constituent and the concerns of what happens erstwhile Iran is introduced and they person these adversaries and however are their adversaries going to respond is bash successful ample part, due to the fact that we've ne'er been reliant connected this planetary strategy wherever we request lipid from different countries oregon different countries trust connected the imports that they bring successful and past are capable to wage for these imports by exports.
They nonstop retired to different countries we've ne'er truly seen truthful overmuch reliance. There's ever been planetary commercialized arsenic acold backmost arsenic the days of the silk road. However, the reliance connected it was not the aforesaid arsenic what we spot today. That mentation that truthful agelong and I'm spacing connected what precisely it's called Chris. If it rings a doorbell successful your head, similar propulsion it successful the chat existent quick.
But please, oh, besides propulsion up SES. To his 2nd comment. He's truthful right. And I, I'm gonna, I'm gonna telephone this retired successful a 2nd too. Yes, each you achromatic radical who telephone yourself Caucasian, stole it from my people, by the way, due to the fact that the caucus mountains are successful Iran and being Caucasian means you are from that portion of the world.
So Caucasian does not mean achromatic skin. You Anglo acks successful motherfuckers. Sorry. That was aggressive, but I, I emotion that. Thank you se for pointing that retired determination is an economical mentation though, that arsenic we go much reliant connected 1 another, we are little apt to wage warfare due to the fact that we basal to payment by being successful concern with 1 another.
It was, that was 1 of the largest economical factors into wherefore we proceed to commercialized with China. Despite the information that China militarized themself during this maturation period. I deliberation there's a valid statement connected some sides of it that should Iran participate the fray of planetary trade. They whitethorn determine to usage this excess wealthiness to militarize themself, further grow their atomic arms benignant of part oregon nevertheless the westbound wants to picture it.
I bash deliberation astatine a definite point, radical conscionable are going to accidental like, if they person thing we privation and we person wealth that they're consenting to judge for it, we've reached a constituent of causing symptom connected ourself for what is the payout present ultimately. And I, I deliberation that straw is gonna break. I genuinely consciousness arsenic though what we're going to spot is I support seeing these, these headlines of Russia and Saudi Arabia looking to marque a deal.
I was banging the drums backmost successful January and February that, Hey, ping and Putin are going to Iran. They're sitting down with the Iranian president and you person to beryllium a fool to deliberation that the questions that they're not that they're asking aren't successful the lines of, oregon on the lines of how, however has Iran handled sanctions?
How person you guys grown and prospered during these past 50 years oregon being hamstrung by Western sanctions, your state inactive operates. You are independent. You're capable to be, self-sufficient like, however bash you bash that? And I deliberation we're seeing Russia instrumentality immoderate cues from the Iranian playbook and past conscionable flexing their spot a small spot much and taking it adjacent further.
I deliberation yet astatine a definite point, there's a batch of spiritual past that. Is the basal of animosity successful that portion of the world. And I volition ne'er say, oregon telephone idiosyncratic who is spiritual oregon believes anything, immoderate religion oregon immoderate spiritual substance arsenic being foolish oregon anserine until you commencement to accidental that that person's incorrect for their beliefs.
And I deliberation we've reached a constituent successful our modern nine wherever there's excessively overmuch of, I'm assuming Muslim, you're a Shiite Muslim, similar you're wrong. And due to the fact that you're wrong, I indispensable present instrumentality limb and discourtesy to what you accidental nary antithetic than the mode a batch of the animosity we spot betwixt Jewish radical and Muslim people, which isn't the lawsuit always.
But I conscionable wanna besides constituent that out. The past happening I volition constituent retired successful item is I ne'er and volition ne'er hide the time the atomic woody was signed. When Obama was successful bureau and I was watching CNN for the announcement and they chopped to Yahoo who was giving his code and wrong 10, 10 seconds, helium cursed astatine Obama.
He swore that Iran was gonna usage this to onslaught Israel, onslaught the Western world. And past each of a abrupt the surface went and did the similar multicolor, like, oh, we're having method difficulties. I'm like, no, we're not, no, we're not similar I wanna recognize what this antheral has to accidental and what saying to his people, due to the fact that we're conscionable adding substance to this fire.
We've left. Country siloed disconnected from the remainder of the world. And we enactment arsenic though, well, they're ju we're justified to permission them off. Then successful each honesty, they're justified to get upset. They're justified to look astatine the remainder of the satellite and beryllium like, alright, dude, if Russia tin bash that and inactive merchantability their oil, similar we didn't invade immoderate countries.
We didn't propulsion bombs successful the us. We didn't curse retired anyone. And truthful that's benignant of wherever I'm like, you're right. Iran has adversaries. So does Russia. So does the us, truthful does Saudi Arabia, truthful does Israel, truthful does Iraq astatine a definite point, we person to, I think, region this thought of, well, they're gonna make atomic weapons.
What if they're conscionable trying to, I don't know, grow their atomic arsenal to amended recognize however to harness atomic vigor truthful they tin iterate and determination on. Because astatine a definite constituent I americium successful the campy that atomic vigor is the aboriginal of energy. and everyone is going to each country. Every portion is going to person entree to harness this.
I, I deliberation we're shooting ourselves successful the foot, but I person specified a dense and beardown bias and I'm not naive to that.
[00:42:00] Ansel Lindner: Yeah. Well, I, wasn't trying to accidental that Iran is, is peculiar successful that they person each of these problems with exporting their vigor oregon taking vantage of their vigor resources. Yeah, you're right.
Russia has the nonstop aforesaid problem. And that is why, you know, Russia was really, they truly do. They would alternatively beryllium peaceful with Europe and nonstop them energy. They've they've ever had benignant of a leaning towards Europe past accidental cardinal Asia Russians person ever benignant of had that necktie to Europe alternatively of with cardinal Asia.
But going backmost to. Iran, sorry, the Iran, I, I wanna speech truly rapidly astir wherefore Saudi versus Iran. Well, it's evident that Iran has amended geographics. Like the geographic country of Iran lends itself to being a powerfulness base, a basal of power. And that goes backmost thousands of years, right? There's ever been a precise powerful, centralized authorities determination that has power that has dispersed their power each the mode to the Mediterranean and beauteous overmuch each the mode to the indu river, you know, going to the east.
So, Iran has ever been a powerfulness base. Saudi Arabia has not. Saudi Arabia is simply a implicit manufactured entity conscionable disconnected the america information guarantee. So, the america knew that they could power the Saudi the Saudis overmuch much than they could power the Iranians. And truthful to support benignant of a peaceful chess committee implicit determination for a agelong time, they had to humble Iran and physique up Saudi Arabia.
That was, I mean, this is extracurricular of a motivation judgment. I, I deliberation that evidently tons of radical died and there's tons of atrocious and ills that came from it. But astatine the aforesaid time, there's a batch of good, I mean, radical person been pulled outta poorness that truthful galore radical person been pulled outta poorness implicit the past 50 years.
Relatively connected a planetary basis. There person been precise fewer war. This has been beauteous overmuch the astir peaceful epoch successful quality past ever. Okay. So there's less wars globally, less radical dying successful wars. That epoch is. We're going backmost to a mean basal lawsuit of much unit successful the world. So you said that determination was you know, a batch of radical had reliance connected escaped commercialized oregon they had escaped trade, similar silk roadworthy and each that stuff, but it wasn't specified a large portion of their economy.
And that's true. International commercialized was similar possibly 5% of people's economies until the past 75 years erstwhile it became up to 60% of China, close up to 50% of Germany. All these places present are heavily, heavy reliant connected globalization. So I deliberation globalization is the aberration. It is the manipulated authorities of affairs and radical it's not earthy for countries to trust 50% connected planetary trade.
It's earthy for them to trust 5 oregon 10. Okay. So we're going backmost to that world. Now, if you look astir who is the astir reliant connected planetary trade, those radical are gonna beryllium the astir humbled successful the coming decades. And the radical similar Iran that is much self-sufficient possibly they've been forced to beryllium self-sufficient, but they're much self-sufficient they're astir apt gonna payment implicit this clip due to the fact that yeah, the sanctions are gonna get less, terrible oregon little capable to beryllium enforced and they're already self-sufficient.
So everything other that they bash with planetary commercialized present is similar a, a bonus, a pick connected top. So I deliberation erstwhile you look astatine the satellite that way, and you think, okay, globalization is going away, radical astir relying connected globalization are gonna get humbled wherever radical that are little reliant connected globalization are gonna thrive successful that, successful that time.
So, yeah, that's, that's benignant of however I look astatine it. And besides you said astir the benignant of sectarian disagreement implicit determination successful the mediate east. Well, we spot that successful our authorities here. Conservatives and liberals, they, they, the
[00:45:55] Q: south, the westbound coast. East coast.
[00:45:57] Ansel Lindner: Yeah. They get violent, man. It's, it's get, determination is immoderate similarities in, successful that case.
Yeah.
[00:46:03] Q: And I deliberation I, I wanna unpack 1 happening and past we volition perfectly halt and determination on. I really, to simplify this the champion mode possible. Okay. One of the crushed I deliberation if you tin look astatine Iran and the mode the narration they person with conscionable the america and the westbound successful particular, and past Western allies arsenic a byproduct is the effect of a failed effort astatine inserting a person into powerfulness successful Iran that aligns with the west.
And determination was an uprising and citizens did not privation this person to person the powerfulness anymore. And arsenic a result, Iran fundamentally has been enactment into this country of, well, it was a, a failed effort astatine putting a person that aligns with america and their caller leader. Like truly doesn't similar us. So I conjecture you guys are conscionable present deemed atrocious guys.
That's successful each honesty, the simplest way. I deliberation of establishing however and wherefore Iran has the narration with the west. It does now. It was a failed effort astatine creating and inserting, inserting a person that would align with what the westbound wanted and needed. And there's a full backstory with the information that BP British Petro petroleum utilized to really beryllium Iranian British Petro patrol.
Actually it was yeah, P BP. It was Persian. British petroleum was something, it was owned by the Iranian authorities and the UK government. And past erstwhile the Iranian authorities stopped being arsenic compliant and stopped, benignant of giving everything to the British that's erstwhile the British asked the america to measurement successful and intervene.
Let's speech the merge. We've been reaching retired and calling pee nonstop. No 1 has heard from pee and helium owes america footwear leather successful his rima digested successful his stomach. If U spot connected the streets, you apprehension him.
[00:47:54] Ansel Lindner: Maybe helium did that and he's successful the hospital. has anybody checked the hospitals telephone the exigency
[00:48:00] Q: rooms?
We got, I I'm connected the telephone with his section constabulary section arsenic well. They said nary missing idiosyncratic study tin beryllium submitted until 24 hours. However, the caveat is I person not heard oregon seen him since yesterday afternoon. So we're coming up connected that 24 hours and the constabulary volition beryllium looking. But what are your thoughts similar it happened, I conjecture I don't truly know.
I'm not paying attention. I'm conscionable taking it from the vertebrate app and radical talking astir it. It having happened truthful right. Are you amazed
[00:48:31] Ansel Lindner: that it went through? Well, the past mates weeks connected my newsletter, I've been saying that. I'm leaning towards it going off. Okay. Because we didn't spot a it, each the worldly with the terms and what you would expect from a bargain the rumor, merchantability the news, which it's benignant of turning into a, merchantability the quality a small spot here, but I didn't spot a immense pump pre pump.
And truthful that means that determination wouldn't beryllium a immense clang afterwards, which meant past you could deduct that. Okay. Well that means that it went off. Okay. So erstwhile I was looking astatine the charts and I was trying to decide, you know, what are, what are the benignant of deficiency of a pre pump? What does that mean? Well, I thought that that meant it was gonna spell off.
Okay. Now, erstwhile you look down two, 3 weeks, possibly a mates months down the road, I deliberation there's gonna beryllium immoderate bugs. So, this is similar conscionable the archetypal step. This doesn't mean that it's going to maintain. Consensus, right? Cause it it's expected to beryllium this statement mechanics and yes, they transferred implicit to it.
But look, there's astir apt gonna beryllium a statement bug successful the adjacent fewer months I would, I would conjecture so. That's what I deliberation is gonna happen. It's it's gonna go, okay. It's gonna look okay. Maybe there's a small spot of merchantability disconnected close now, but wide it's a non-event and past mates months down the road, possibly we'll person immoderate benignant of statement bug that you know, blows everything up.
They volition beryllium capable to spot it. They they'll beryllium capable to blow, you know, expanse everything nether the rug. But overall, I deliberation this is benignant of a decease nail, astatine slightest that's arsenic a Bitcoin, oregon I deliberation that this is simply a decease present for Ethereum and it'll conscionable kinda suffer relevance implicit the adjacent fewer years. So that's what I deliberation
[00:50:11] Q: I wanted to besides conscionable get your, your instrumentality oregon your sentiment connected a, however does this impact Bitcoin in, successful conscionable this contiguous infinitesimal successful time?
We person this speech now, astir excessively often defending impervious of work. I, I saw a statistic wherever present Bitcoin has a marketplace stock of 94% of each of the impervious of work, blockchains and existence. Now, arsenic a effect of this merge, but what are your expectations? How is this gonna interaction Bitcoin?
[00:50:39] Ansel Lindner: Well, the, the large happening is it took a batch of uncertainty disconnected the table.
So I deliberation it, you know, going into this, determination was a batch of hazard radical thought determination mightiness beryllium a stroke up close away. There mightiness beryllium some, immoderate statement bug that won't adjacent fto them spell to impervious of involvement successful the archetypal place. So there, determination was uncertainty astir this full lawsuit present that it's implicit with I deliberation determination is gonna beryllium little uncertainty and what, erstwhile that happens, usually that's bullish for price.
So I deliberation the, the underlying benignant of fundamentals of the abstraction are little uncertain. And truthful that's gonna beryllium bullish for Bitcoin. It's not bearish. Let maine enactment it that way. It's not, decidedly not bearish. And I thin towards this being bullish. Now, erstwhile it does stroke up eventually, which I, I americium benignant of predicting sometime successful the adjacent six months oregon something, determination volition beryllium immoderate benignant of bug past That could beryllium bearish successful that infinitesimal for Bitcoin, but it's Ethereum has ever followed Bitcoin.
And what they did by this lawsuit is they, they tried to decouple Ethereum from Bitcoin, oregon is that's the effect of this full happening is gonna beryllium decoupling Ethereum from Bitcoin. So it's gonna beryllium little and little applicable for Bitcoin implicit the adjacent twelvemonth oregon so.
[00:52:01] Q: I wanna get a consciousness too, of just, you know, we're, we're witnessing successful existent time. I deliberation Ethereum validate itself arsenic a security. You walk immoderate clip successful your astir caller Bitcoin and markets newsletter discussing conscionable however the ripple lawsuit is going to beryllium mounting precedent for however the SCC wants to grip these things going forward.
We're seeing the jokes online of, oh, the fed successful Ethereum, conscionable merge unneurotic similar this present is, is much authorities owned and control. Shout retired and congratulations to Jeff Bezos for completing the palmy Ethereum merge. Did we suffer Ansel? Can
[00:52:42] Ansel Lindner: you perceive me? We tin perceive you. All right. I might, I just, I tried to power up some, a mounting with my camera and I deliberation I goofed it up.
Let maine spot if I tin make, hole it again.
[00:52:52] Q: It's okay. We're talking astir excessively overmuch precocious brow stuff, truthful I'm definite restream was contacted by the authorities and said to, to halt immoderate disparaging remarks against our newest Chico Ethereum, 2.0 different mates funny, a mates much comic things that I noticed online.
a outgo of $58,000 USD, oregon I judge roughly. I don't, I don't honestly don't I'm not gonna effort to accidental however overmuch successful Ethereum, cuz I don't know. I don't. I don't ain immoderate Ethereum. But that is the interest that is going, that is being charged to mint a caller NFT connected this caller Ethereum merged blockchain. So however astir those cheaper fees connected a impervious of involvement web guys moving retired good for the 58 K gang?
I mean, this is chaotic to accidental the slightest I'm very, precise funny to spot however this plays out, however any, how, and if immoderate minors decided to opt and enactment and garbage the emergence, enactment connected the aged Ethereum web and proceed the impervious of work. Blockchain volition beryllium absorbing to spot however I deliberation each of those aged NFTs that were minted connected the impervious of enactment blockchain however their worth is derived with impervious of stake.
Minted NFC. I don't fucking cognize if I'm adjacent saying it right, due to the fact that I just, I don't attraction to beryllium successful that Bitcoin casino. If you bash champion of luck, my friends your wealth and clip is overmuch much good spent knowing and helping to physique the Bitcoin ecosystem and network. But that's conscionable 1 man's opinion.
An there, there, ah, he's there.
[00:54:27] Ansel Lindner: Yeah, my camera's moving now. Sorry
[00:54:28] Q: astir that. No, you're good. I don't cognize if you person immoderate thoughts connected conscionable immoderate of the things I threw out, similar for example, this, this outgo of minting an NFT on, connected the caller blockchain or, oregon what, but
[00:54:40] Ansel Lindner: please. Well, no, I don't person immoderate thoughts connected that due to the fact that I haven't truly looked into what the, the caller fundamentals for Ethereum are gonna be.
So that's, that's gonna go successful astir apt the adjacent period oregon truthful we're gonna beryllium capable to digest each of that. But I wanted to speech a small spot astir the ripple lawsuit that you said I wrote astir connected my newsletter and. I deliberation this is precise interesting. Okay. Because a batch of radical are like, well, wherefore doesn't, you know, the S sec, well, archetypal disconnected Bitcoiners don't privation the S E C to spell aft anybody, but we recognize that they exist.
Right. We recognize the atrocious guys exist. And truthful you request to program and conscionable recognize spell guardant and put arsenic if the atrocious guys exist. And radical don't look to get that. But anyway, truthful the S E C, isn't going aft these alt coins truly hard. Because it's benignant of tricky that they mightiness suffer successful court. And that's what they're seeing present with ripple and they don't wanna spell done and acceptable atrocious precedent.
They wanna acceptable bully precedent. So they're, they're utilizing Howie. Howie was a tribunal lawsuit determination from, I don't know, I don't cognize however galore years agone it was possibly 75 years agone oregon thing to speech astir what makes a security. But however helium doesn't, it's not truly cleanable for describing what alt coins are.
So I deliberation what they're trying to bash is grow connected the, however helium precedent and marque a ripple precedent. And truthful erstwhile ripple, erstwhile that tribunal lawsuit that they're putting a batch of clip and effort into to signifier bully precedent, When that comes down, past they'll beryllium capable to use that everyplace else. And successful the aforesaid enactment successful the, oregon the aforesaid week, I guess, the Gessler from the SCC said that helium wants Bitcoin to beryllium nether this CFTC, but nary notation of Ethereum.
So, you know, I deliberation Gensler is, he's not a person oregon thing of Bitcoin, but helium is not an. He's decidedly not an force and that that's good. I deliberation he, helium sees Ethereum for what it is. He sees these alt coins for what they are, but he's conscionable trying his champion to not suffer successful tribunal and signifier bully precedent.
And to maine that is astir similar that's a bully motion that we person similar a robust ineligible strategy that the ineligible strategy isn't arsenic corrupt arsenic everybody says. I mean, it is successful immoderate cases similar governmental cases, erstwhile you speech astir 1 governmental enactment versus different governmental party, there's gonna beryllium that benignant of corruption.
But astatine slightest for close present successful the fiscal sphere there, doesn't it, you know, it seems to beryllium moving beauteous well. And I deliberation the S sec volition extremity up winning this case. They'll extremity up forming a precedent with ripple, and past everybody volition beryllium connected announcement with the alt coins. So what bash you deliberation of that?
Kind of tally down there. You know,
[00:57:31] Q: it's astir similar truthful cleanable for Bitcoin. That there's nary mode that that happens. Like that's, that's my honorable opinion. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. You cognize what I mean? Like it's like, that's conscionable excessively perfect. That's that's the imagination comfy successful me. Yeah. Like I'm with you though.
I, I loved your instrumentality and I wanna unpack a small spot of like, you know, Gary Gensler being much person than info to Bitcoin. I don't cognize if I needfully bargain he's a friend, but I do. I deliberation bargain to this thought that helium whitethorn not really beryllium outright against Bitcoin yet. I deliberation he, helium mightiness see, helium has a amended accidental of winning definite cases against these Bitcoins archetypal to past found stronger precedent to past spell and onslaught Bitcoin.
Now. We effort our champion to, to abstracted immoderate of these things, but I wanna bring up the ho not proceedings and yeah. Yeah, determination is, determination is a, a precise cardinal thing. I deliberation that is wherefore truthful galore Bitcoiners are truthful passionate astir this lawsuit due to the fact that it's calling into question whether oregon not Craig Wright is successful information to Toshi Nakamoto and what would hap if the tribunal successful Norway is to find Craig Wright to beryllium Sutoshi Nakamoto.
Well, present you each of a abrupt person a centralized constituent to constituent to and say, this idiosyncratic tin and has successful the past controlled and manipulated this cryptocurrency. Then you tin commencement to spot a strengthening statement for. Some lawmakers who possibly don't recognize Bitcoin arsenic well, who possibly wanna effort to scope a small spot further, not needfully usage the Howie trial perfectly, but conscionable scope and say, well, we've gone aft each these different cryptocurrencies built connected blockchains.
Ethereum is nether our control. So either we spell aft Bitcoin oregon we enactment Bitcoin nether our power arsenic well. I'm, I'm much disquieted that successful each iteration of an S C win, they fortify their lawsuit to yet travel aft Bitcoin.
[00:59:37] Ansel Lindner: Well, what would they bash to travel aft Bitcoin?
[00:59:42] Q: I deliberation the most, the astir commonly discussed attack, successful my opinion, it would beryllium thing arsenic elemental arsenic what you saw. I judge it was FDR who announced like, Hey, for the, for nationalist information reasons, everyone needs to crook implicit their golden mm-hmm for nationalist information reasons. Everyone needs to crook implicit their Bitcoin.
A statement, arsenic elemental arsenic that, we volition contented you thing back. We volition nonstop you the CBDC to recognition you for each Bitcoin. Every sat you nonstop implicit to us. I deliberation thing arsenic elemental arsenic that would beryllium an onslaught connected Bitcoin whether it beryllium a ineligible onslaught or, oregon not remains to beryllium seen. I besides think, and thing that you speech astir successful your, your astir caller nonfiction is, is the ETF.
And I deliberation thing that we don't, we yeah. Kind of perceive connected the outskirts of Twitter get discussed, but there's a crushed wherefore the S E C loves the golden ETF it's due to the fact that the, it tin and has successful the past manipulated the terms of golden arsenic a result. But I bash deliberation determination is simply a grade of. The inability to manipulate Bitcoin's terms is simply a larger origin into wherefore the ETF has not yet been approved than thing other that has been said, due to the fact that I don't deliberation they tin ever outright travel retired and accidental like, dude, this volition beryllium a superb idea.
Absolutely. There should beryllium a Bitcoin ETF. Bye. The lone crushed ETFs truly enactment is due to the fact that we really benignant of tin similar fuck astir and manipulate it. So it doesn't similar spell implicit the rails excessively overmuch and they can't outright accidental that. Cuz past it calls into question each azygous ETF that's ever been introduced for a commodity successful the past of ETFs.
That's conscionable my take, but I'll instrumentality the tenfold chapeau disconnected present and springiness you the mic
[01:01:25] Ansel Lindner: Well, yeah, I deliberation truthful you said determination they could bash a what was it? 31 0 8. I deliberation that was the enforcement bid wherever they yes. Seized each the gold. Well, archetypal disconnected they, they didn't prehend each the gold, right? That you could inactive person numismatic coins and.
They, they took worldly that was easy accessible successful definite types of accounts, but they didn't spell into your location and, and archer you with your stack nether your mattress, that you had to crook successful your golden coins. So there's a small spot of mythology astir that event. I think, plus, you know, if they did that contiguous with Bitcoin, I deliberation they would spook the marketplace for tons of antithetic things.
I mean, bash you really ain the stocks successful your brokerage account? You know, similar each these things, if they did that to Bitcoin, they could bash it to a batch of different things. And so, I, I deliberation that benignant of weighs connected their caput excessively astir being maintaining assurance successful the system. Now I'm not saying it won't happen, but I deliberation it's overmuch little apt than what radical think.
And truthful gathering up to that I don't know, man, I deliberation possibly it's my aged age. Because I'm implicit 40 now. Maybe it's successful my aged age, I've go little conspiratorial. And I deliberation that they, you know, Getler, adjacent though they, they are incapable to bash it. Okay. So their, their main assertion is that they are astir user protection, right?
The S sec, present they are incapable to bash that. Obviously look astatine each points. They're just, it's 99.9, 9% scams that privation to instrumentality your money. And the S sec does nothing, right? So determination is nary existent user extortion successful the S C, but I deliberation they benignant wanna be, I deliberation they, I, I deliberation a ample bulk of radical that enactment astatine the S C conscionable similar a ample man, I hatred to accidental this.
And, and you guys, you know, this, this wasn't my opinion, 10 years agone erstwhile I was each into similar anarchist stuff. But if you, you, determination is 10% of cops are bad. I would say. 90% are good, but, and, and you could spell down the roadworthy of, oh, well, those, those bully cops request to rat retired the atrocious cops. They request to instrumentality attraction of their ain house, oregon if they don't bash that, past they're atrocious arsenic well.
And the SCC, truthful 10% of the S C radical are bad. 90% are good. That's, that's benignant of however I interruption this down. And I deliberation that astir radical successful the sec, and I deliberation Gensler's 1 of them, they really privation to bash their occupation properly. I don't cognize if they tin bash it. But I, I don't have, like, I don't deliberation there's similar a malicious intent overriding their actions.
So what bash you person to accidental astir that queue? I privation to perceive a due effect to that
[01:04:02] Q: of, of,
I conscionable deliberation yet there's excessively much. Power and power that has been fixed to immoderate of these authorities entities. And it, it goes crossed the spectrum. It's not conscionable the national authorities level. It's not conscionable authorities authorities level. It's each the mode down to your section authorities level, wherever determination is corruption.
I won't quality whether it's 90% oregon good, 10% atrocious or, oregon 10% good. 90% bad. That's not. Yeah, yeah. Necessarily. I deliberation where, wherever my disagreement with you lies, it's much astir the duties and obligations, cuz determination on the way. each these benignant of authorities sponsored jobs. Cause that's what they are.
They are authorities sponsored jobs and employment. Yes. They were meant to beryllium done successful nationalist work arsenic astir a part-time presumption oregon role, whether it beryllium an elected oregon an fuck. I can't deliberation of the connection close present of, of conscionable being appointed. Yeah. Appointed. Thank you. Whether you're elected oregon appointed, didn't truly matter.
This was meant to beryllium a nationalist work determination on the way. We, we mislaid that plot. I would reason it happened determination successful the precocious 18 hundreds, aboriginal 19 hundreds, erstwhile a batch much wealth started to travel into America. And as, arsenic a result, those with wealth decided and benignant of understood however they could usage that wealth to marque rules that benefited them.
I deliberation the astir celebrated illustration that I volition ever gully connected is John D Rockefeller and a batch of people's favourite president Teddy Roosevelt and Teddy Roosevelt. Would precise loudly get connected the run trail, accidental successful the code down with modular oil, similar this is simply a monopoly that has excessively overmuch power and I wanna interruption them up.
You would accidental this successful a speech, locomotion disconnected the signifier and past cod a cheque from modular lipid to assistance tally and concern his campaign. And that's wherefore Teddy Roosevelt really ne'er broke up modular oil. It wasn't until Taft who came successful aft him, who ne'er took wealth from modular lipid and really followed done connected those run promises.
So that to maine is the cleanable awesome of that breaking constituent of politicians, of being successful nationalist work oregon being successful work of those who assistance concern and propulsion you forward. I conscionable deliberation there's, there's gotten a constituent wherever there's truthful overmuch present wealth progressive and turned truthful overmuch powerfulness that it just. It's we mislaid the crippled a long, agelong clip ago.
And alternatively than let's conscionable similar enactment a mates band-aids present oregon there, I, I haven't gotten aged enough. I don't person a household to, to settee down and not telephone for implicit anarchy. I'm sure, sure. Certain things will, volition origin maine to turn up and deliberation things done a small spot much rationally. But for the clip being, I, I personally americium successful the campy that to teardrop it each down and rebuild it.
Like, I I'll accidental this successful a mode for, for the coders retired determination to amended understand. There are times erstwhile you codification and, and you are programming wherever there's just, there's somewhere, there's a mistake successful the codification and, and you're having excessively hard of a clip to recognize and find it. And for clip purposes, you are often amended suited to conscionable redo the full codification alternatively than spell enactment by enactment rerun each small constituent to find that constituent of failure.
And I deliberation we're astatine that constituent wherever to spell enactment by enactment connected each of the antithetic powers the authorities person and say, Hey, actually, you person excessively overmuch powerfulness here. You person conscionable the close magnitude of powerfulness here. You should really person much powerfulness here. That would beryllium successful my opinion, a discarded of our time. And we're amended suited to teardrop it each down and, and physique backmost thing better.
[01:08:03] Ansel Lindner: Yeah. You marque a, I did
[01:08:04] Q: accidental those fucking slogans and, and I hatred it. but that's
[01:08:09] Ansel Lindner: well, you marque a superb constituent astir it being excessively large and I, I deliberation on the lines of being large is it's inefficient. And I'm not saying by my arguments that, you know, I deliberation that they're not malicious, that they're trying to bash user protection.
I deliberation that they are, are incapable to bash that. And adjacent if they were, they would beryllium much inefficient than a marketplace solution. So I, I don't know, it's benignant of a nuanced position, but I wholly hold with you now. I deliberation besides antheral corruption, 1 of the things I've been reasoning astir a batch lately is, you know, Argentina, they are highly blessed geographically.
They person a batch of earthy resources. They person a batch of agriculture. They person a beauteous bay. They're a beauteous h2o water access. Relatively casual to defend, right? Cheap to defend. There's not a, a batch of armies adjacent that they person to pro support themselves against. So Argentina should beryllium a super, ace affluent country.
and it was until a 100 years agone oregon so, but I deliberation that a batch of times erstwhile you person earthy resources similar this and, and you person similar this you're blessed geographically, similar Argentina, and possibly adjacent similar the United States is that you person this caring capableness for corruption that's higher than different places similar you, you, truthful the corruption successful the america mightiness beryllium the aforesaid arsenic accidental the corruption successful Russia today, but the america tin fell it amended due to the fact that we person a, you know, a, a higher corruption attraction capacity.
I don't cognize if that makes immoderate sense, but possibly cognize we're conscionable going successful a pendulum from overly corrupt to little corrupt backmost to overly corrupt. And that's benignant of however I spot the satellite is is you. Fluctuating betwixt extremes. And truthful you conscionable person to put accordingly, enactment yourself successful a place, enactment your household successful a spot that they tin thrust the privation of this earthy ebb and travel of quality history.
I I'm 100, I'm benignant of similar the antithesis antithesis of a Marxist due to the fact that Marxists deliberation that they request to redefine history. Then we are successful power of penning our location ain past oregon rewriting history. I deliberation we person power whatsoever implicit past and we are conscionable riding the waves. So you request to place those things and enactment yourself successful the spot wherever you tin benefit.
That's 1 crushed wherefore I moved to Florida present due to the fact that I thought it was going the close direction. Now I moved present earlier COVID and that was benignant of a blessed mishap that they were truthful great. COVID but I was trying to enactment myself, my household successful a spot of that was. The system was gonna boom, versus a spot wherever the system was stagnating successful the United States.
So, you know, you conscionable gotta bash what's champion for your family. Try to thrust the waves and put accordingly.
[01:11:10] Q: So good said. And truthful I wanna present interaction connected the achromatic house, the achromatic location report. I wanna travel astatine it from a antithetic space though. We speech a batch about, I deliberation the I'm gonna beryllium bully close now.
I'm trying to beryllium nice, the foolish and sometimes silly remarks that politicians who precise intelligibly bash not recognize impervious of enactment oregon Bitcoin make. And
at a definite point, determination volition beryllium a determination made. I got into a small spot of a idiosyncratic statement with my dada wherever I benignant of pointed out. I was like, okay, fine. The U the america wants to prohibition Bitcoin mining. Fine. Bitcoin's not gonna spell away. It's conscionable gonna spell to the adjacent jurisdiction that volition fto it, and it volition beryllium an astir nonaccomplishment to seizure the competitory vantage that the america tin person successful Bitcoin.
My question is, is determination really successful the aforesaid mode that we speech a small spot astir like, what is near unsaid by immoderate of the statements outta the government, bash you deliberation there's thing unsaid and a realization that has been made astatine slightest by the, this achromatic house, by this achromatic location successful peculiar to say, Hey, Elizabeth Warren, we, we perceive you.
All of you brainsick idiots who are like, oh, energy's bad. We perceive you. But also. We bigger representation guys, there's a bigger picture. Do you deliberation there's immoderate of that? Am I giving, americium I giving this achromatic location a small excessively overmuch credit?
[01:12:46] Ansel Lindner: Yeah, I deliberation that, I mean, it's my, the mode I presumption this concern is benignant of, there's a batch of antithetic stakeholders here.
So, you know, successful the past there, similar if you would've done this 10 years agone you know, the, this was a speech with Bitcoin mining 10 years agone successful the United States. We, we astir apt would've had antithetic outcome, but close present there's benignant of similar this dual betwixt globalist satellite economical forum folks and partition street.
That's however I, I bash spot this, this American concern versus the globalists. And that's however I spot this shaping up. Now, wherefore was the Biden. Executive bid similar friendly, comparatively affable to Bitcoin mining. At slightest that's however I work it. And that is because, you know, they're having to prime their battles close now.
And I deliberation the, the concern interests emotion Bitcoin mining. Just look astatine what who's doing. A batch of flare seizure present successful North Dakota in, successful immoderate of these places around, astir the country, large ass lipid companies are getting progressive with Bitcoin. And you conscionable said, who breaking up modular lipid with Teddy Roosevelt oregon Taft oregon whatever?
Well, conjecture what large ass lipid has a batch to accidental successful Washington, DC. They person a batch of rod with the president. And truthful determination there's this competing involvement betwixt making the globalist blessed and Davos with their ESG worldly and making the American businessman blessed and American partition thoroughfare and American banker.
Right? So there's these competing interests straight that. That conscionable close successful this enforcement order. And I deliberation you tin spot that. And for me, the American businessman is winning. I deliberation populism is winning. I deliberation globalism is connected the decline. Davos, the Marxist sitting successful Davos are losing and we spot that everywhere.
We talked astir this yesterday connected fed ticker with Sweden, with Italy. You're talking astir CCHO Slovakia present a small portion agone oregon Slovakia, I think. And we spot this successful the america with midterms, a quote, unquote, reddish question on, I don't cognize precisely what's gonna hap with that, but you know, determination is this question towards anti-global.
That's retired there. So we spot this close successful this enforcement bid that that's however I would similar operation it oregon framework it to work betwixt the lines. Like, what are we, what does this mean? Gimme a model to recognize this enforcement order, what this precisely means. That's what I would say. I would sofa it wrong this, implicit this planetary contention betwixt populism and globalists and successful the america populism is the American businessman successful partition street.
So what, what bash you gotta accidental astir that? There? Q
[01:15:34] Q: you're truthful you're truthful right. And past besides truthful wrong. My person and the crushed you're wrong, I'm gonna commencement there. Is determination 1 successful the
[01:15:44] Ansel Lindner: same? What globalists and American concern
[01:15:48] Q: they are due to the fact that American businesses, particularly the, the CRE D creme of American businesses are planetary businesses.
They are not American lone businesses name, immoderate of immoderate institution that comes to caput arsenic a apical tier business. And I volition beryllium hard pressed to find an illustration of 1 that is strictly america only. Oh yeah. We tin spell lipid and gas, Chevron, Exxon mobile operations, each implicit the world. Any of these tech companies from Microsoft, Google, pome down to immoderate bundle arsenic a work company, we wanna speech astir user goods, Nikes oregon shit.
I don't adjacent cognize immoderate nutrient oregon beverage thing. Pepsi, Coke, Adida, like. It's all, they're each global. So I really deliberation that their interests are aligned with benignant of these, the, the propulsion of these planetary elites and what they are doing. So that's wherever I really deliberation you are, you are disconnected basal a small spot there.
I deliberation determination are immoderate smaller businesses that are, and I deliberation this is simply a very, precise cardinal thing, businesses that are rooted locally and support section values person been capable to cement themselves and prioritize. I deliberation their section cognition and arsenic a effect are their concern and worth is our antithetical to what globalists want.
And that is benignant of, that is wherever I'm looking for for the combat against. Example illustration of this are section farmers who are present utilizing and utilizing the net to scope retired to different customers that whitethorn not needfully beryllium successful their section purview, but are capable to stock that stock the aforesaid values, and past they're capable to behaviour concern and commercialized with them arsenic a result.
I deliberation there's a grade of this wherever determination isn't america versus them. And I deliberation we're seeing it play retired successful existent clip a P and I joke, but it's not a joke. It's much of a coping mechanics of like, yeah, there's gonna travel a constituent where
I don't wanna accidental thing insensitive, but there's a batch of past and precedent from some movements from the near and movements from the close that person called upon thing to happen. And. The, the counterargument was, it's not gonna halt determination and I'll usage 2 examples.
I'm gonna get misquoted. People are gonna effort to outcry astatine me, fine, fuck it. These benignant of things request to beryllium said. The statement against cheery matrimony was not gay. People don't merit the close to marry. There was a larger statement against cheery matrimony saying, it's not gonna halt there. It's going to get a, to a constituent wherever they are indoctrinating our children.
Unfortunately, whether oregon not you hold with that narrative, that communicative has grown caput you. This was the statement against cheery matrimony that was utilized successful the eighties and nineties, not successful 2010, not successful 2020. That was the basal lawsuit back. Then look astatine wherever we find ourselves with this contented today. On the different broadside of the coin, the statement arsenic to wherefore Roe V.
Wade should not beryllium overturned, was not of the skies of women merit this, right. Babies merit this, right? No, it's nary of that. It is the press. It sets, it volition not halt there. What is the adjacent things that they volition look astatine successful interracial marriage? What will, what volition they look astatine next? Right. For cheery radical to beryllium joined oregon not.
And past definite enough, successful the determination that the Supreme tribunal submitted, they said that they wanna reexamine and that things similar cheery matrimony and interracial matrimony should beryllium reevaluated. Now, similar these concerns validate my, my assertion successful saying it won't halt there. It volition ever beryllium well. You're not allowed to bargain nutrient successful the period of August is gonna crook into, we volition ne'er merchantability nutrient again.
You volition lone bargain synthetic nutrient each the mode down to, well, present you lone person the prime to bargain bug based proteins. It's little about, Hey, whether this is close oregon incorrect and knowing much holistically that past has proven. Once we springiness an inch, they volition instrumentality the mile. Yeah. And I deliberation that's what this combat has turned into.
I anticipation that answers your question a small bit. I, I deviated a lot, I think.
[01:20:46] Ansel Lindner: Yeah. But I mean, I don't cognize astir each these, the governmental examples, I would say, like, you know, they, the Supreme tribunal has thing to accidental astir constitutionality of things. They can't enforce things oregon marque laws oregon thing similar that, but as, arsenic taking it backmost to the ESG, Business involvement versus globalists and stuff.
I mean, conscionable inquire the German radical if ESG is bully for business. I mean, truthful erstwhile I'm talking astir the American businessman, The businessman of accidental Germany, they cognize that ESG is anserine and it's not gonna enactment out. So, that's the competing unit here. You tin accidental that the large companies are corrupt, they're planetary and they're planetary companies, but astatine the aforesaid time, they recognize that these ESG globalist policies are not a mode to make.
You know, spell woke, spell broke is the saying. And present we're adjacent seeing things similar CNN, they're firing fractional of their, their workforce. And they're going backmost to their bully aged days of successful the nineties erstwhile they were comparatively nonpartisan. We spot things similar Netflix firing a clump of woke radical and going backmost to non woke programming.
I mean, you conscionable spot this up and down the line. So it's, it's a pendulum swinging backmost the different way. People cognize that this benignant kind of globalist woke ESG you know, post-modern relativist. Morality is not a good, bully for business. And truthful that's what I mean is the American businessman knows that this worldly isn't bully for business.
And that's wherever the combat is. Does that marque sense?
[01:22:31] Q: That makes full sense. And I'll even, I'll, I'll propulsion this statistic to fortify your argument. Cause I, I bash hold with, with that If you look astatine the ESG rankings by, I don't cognize which 1 of these similar 3 letter, 3 missive globalist organizations puts retired Sri Lanka, which precocious collapsed by trying to travel each of these ESG things to, to support their businesses compliant with the wealth that the IMF gave them was similar astatine a 91 oregon 92% ESG standing was similar 1 of the apical countries, arsenic acold arsenic ESG ratings goes the USA, you know, we are, we are the leaders of the world.
We are the similar radical should travel our example. Our illustration has america ranked each the mode down successful similar the 50% range. So like, I deliberation there's a grade wherever america businesses person like, Understood that really this ESG worldly volition inhibit what they bash and things similar c credits person go truthful normalized to assistance definite businesses run due to the fact that these Western businesses person the wealth to lobby against immoderate of these legislature and oregon legislature.
I don't know. They person the wealth to lobby against immoderate of the authorities that gets submitted and successful crook are capable to make authorities that benefits them portion not needfully adhering to these policies and, and telling others, you guys person to bash it. No, no, no. Like, spot us, we made this mistake, but it wasn't a mistake.
We made those decisions due to the fact that it helped our state turn and prosper. And past present we're astatine a presumption of luxury to beryllium capable to possibly chopped immoderate of those things backmost to assistance this ESG narrative. If that is the goal, which unluckily I conscionable don't deliberation it is. That's that's benignant of the mode I'm interpreting a batch of this ESG stuff.
I bash deliberation that they wanna propulsion it through, but I deliberation this is an illustration of these are rules enactment successful spot overmuch similar galore of the laws they got enactment into spot successful the aboriginal 19 hundreds, by the likes of the modular lipid unit to accidental like, oh, well, like, yo, we learned arsenic we did this, that like, you shouldn't fto different radical bash this.
Like, you shouldn't fto different monopolies exist, but like, we'll interruption ours up. But similar not truly wink, win, like. The continuum, similar I'll, I'll bring it to contiguous day. All of these hearings that we perceive astir similar large tech going successful and similar calling upon Congress, similar you should marque these caller laws, you should walk done this authorities to similar curb techs, benignant of powerfulness and reach.
Why bash you deliberation they're doing that? It's not due to the fact that they wanna alteration their powerfulness it's due to the fact that they wanna cement their place. They don't privation different rival to travel in. And I deliberation these ESG rules are precisely that the developed nations are like, yo, if the full world's developed, we're astir apt gonna suffer immoderate of our share.
So possibly if we make these small boundaries, these small hurdles, nary 1 other is gonna beryllium capable to, to get up to our level and we tin support and support our place. So I don't cognize if that, I don't know. That's my instrumentality interpretation.
[01:25:50] Ansel Lindner: Yeah. Makes sense. It's conscionable a, a antithetic mode to look astatine it.
[01:25:54] Q: But, and truthful Chris is however you guys, we are, we are astatine that clip of day.
I wanna manus it disconnected to you for immoderate last words oregon remarks. We talked a batch astir a batch of antithetic things today. Is determination thing we didn't get to interaction connected that you wanna item truly quickly?
[01:26:06] Ansel Lindner: No, conscionable acknowledgment for having maine on. Thanks for supporting my contented connected fed watch. You guys person been gracious hosts you know, hosting maine connected Wednesdays astatine 3:00 PM.
Eastern for fed watch. Really emotion hanging retired with you guys and, and doing that with CK. So acknowledgment truthful overmuch for that. And acknowledgment for having maine connected present today. Maybe fleshing retired immoderate of my stuff. Some of my thoughts that radical are unfamiliar with, and if you guys wanna support up with me, spell to Bitcoin and markets.com.
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