Shownotes
Michael Saylor - Never spend your bitcoin!
Jack Mallers - See how easy it is to spend your bitcoin!
What a dichotomy - let's discuss!!!!!
News
Cash app adds multiple bitcoin features
https://bitcoinmagazine.com/business/cash-app-adds-pay-me-in-bitcoin-lightning-features
https://cointelegraph.com/news/cash-app-users-can-now-invest-paychecks-into-bitcoin
Madeira accepting bitcoin as legal tender
https://watcher.guru/news/madeira-follows-el-salvador-to-accept-bitcoin-as-a-legal-tender
Robinhood incorporating lightning and adding crypto wallets
Shopify integrating lightning
https://blockworks.co/strike-rolls-out-shopify-partnership-facilitates-online-bitcoin-transactions/
Roatán Special Economic Zone makes bitcoin legal tender
https://www.cryptopolitan.com/honduras-sez-accepts-bitcoin-as-legal-tender/
Tesla, Blockstream and Block to mine bitcoin with solar power
https://coingape.com/tesla-mine-bitcoin-with-blockstream-block/
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Transcripts
Hey, everyone.
Speaker:Hey, everyone. No one on this podcast is a financial advisor, and all information presented
Speaker:on this podcast is for informational purposes only. Now that we have the legal stuff out
Speaker:of the way, let's jump on in. Welcome to the Generational Wealth Cryptocurrency Podcast.
Speaker:I'm your host, McIntosh, and today we're going to be talking about should you spend your crypto?
Speaker:All right. So it's going to be a great episode today. I've got lots of news to cover.
Speaker:And then as I mentioned already, we will be talking about if we should spend your crypto,
Speaker:something I've been thinking about quite a bit lately. We'll start off with the news.
Speaker:Of course, we just had the Bitcoin 2022 conference, and as expected, there was a lot of news.
Speaker:I will go ahead and get out of the way. Unfortunately, in one sense, Jack Mauler's
Speaker:announcement was not that Apple was going to be integrating Lightning into Apple Pay or something
Speaker:along those lines. So we didn't see that. Jack did actually have a number of announcements that he
Speaker:talked about, and some things that I think, frankly, are very bullish for the Lightning
Speaker:network and for its growth. So we'll get to that in just a minute. But before we do,
Speaker:I wanted to talk about some of the other announcements. One of them is that Cash App
Speaker:is going to be adding Lightning features to the app. This Cash App is an app that's part of the
Speaker:block ecosystem, which is Jack Dorsey's company, Jack Dorsey, the ex CEO of Twitter. And if I'm
Speaker:not mistaken, he started Twitter. I'm pretty sure about that. But they did announce several
Speaker:features for Cash App, including the ability to convert paychecks into Bitcoin, to round off
Speaker:their debit and credit card payments into Bitcoin. So, in other words, if your credit
Speaker:card payment was $19.50, you'd round it up to $20, and the rest would get converted into Bitcoin.
Speaker:And also to receive payments through the Lightning network, as I mentioned.
Speaker:All three of those continue to show the evolution of Cash App
Speaker:into what's becoming a very digital, crypto-centric application. So, that was really cool.
Speaker:We'll continue on here. There is an island in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Portugal,
Speaker:I believe, somewhere around 400 miles off the coast, from what I understand.
Speaker:Called Madeira, and I hope I said that right. They're part of Portugal,
Speaker:basically like Puerto Rico is part of the United States. And during the conference,
Speaker:Portugal, I should mention before I actually even say this, Portugal happens to be a very Bitcoin
Speaker:friendly country, crypto friendly, no capital gains taxes, a number of other benefits. So,
Speaker:they announced during the conference that people who are in Madeira that buy and sell Bitcoin,
Speaker:they're not going to pay taxes on it. They're not subject to personal income tax. So,
Speaker:they are pushing Bitcoin as part of the plan to increase their profile in the crypto world
Speaker:and to hopefully bring more people there. Robinhood, another application
Speaker:originally for stock trading, they are incorporating Lightning.
Speaker:Very similar to Cash App, they are integrating the Lightning network. They are actually rolling
Speaker:out two million crypto wallets, according to this article. And this, of course, was announced during
Speaker:the Bitcoin conference. So, that's a completely new service for them. You can pay for items
Speaker:out of it. You can use it to store your crypto. So, somewhat similar to Cash App, they're adding
Speaker:these digital crypto integrations into their product. I think you're going to see that a lot
Speaker:over the next few years with a number of applications. Also during the conference,
Speaker:there was an announcement that was made that Tesla entered into a, get this, a Bitcoin mining
Speaker:agreement. That Tesla, the Tesla who's CEO, Elon Musk, famously said that Bitcoin mining is bad
Speaker:for the environment. And so, now Tesla is going to start mining in a partnership with Blockstream
Speaker:and with Block. So, a couple of major crypto companies there. Supposedly, they're going to
Speaker:collaborate on mining Bitcoin in a solar powered mining facility in Texas. So, I'm interested to
Speaker:see how this turns out. It will be powered by solar power and the battery infrastructure provided
Speaker:by Tesla. So, Tesla will actually provide the battery technology so that it, of course,
Speaker:can continue to run 24-7. So, that will be interesting. I don't know if they'll charge
Speaker:premium for that. I don't know if they'll somehow call that clean or something. I know that there
Speaker:are a number of companies already, in fact, who do not with solar necessarily, but do mine Bitcoin
Speaker:using clean energy. There's a company up in Canada, for example, that I'm sure there's more than one,
Speaker:but the one that I'm thinking of specifically, where they use hydropower, which does have an
Speaker:advantage in terms of this, of course, because it's running 24-7. They don't have to worry about the
Speaker:batteries. It's good to see the competition, though. It's good to see the innovation.
Speaker:All right. What else? We already talked about the paychecks. By the way, I would
Speaker:just note that if you're doing a monthly investment or bi-weekly or something like that,
Speaker:this might be something you want to check out. So, this is basically like a direct deposit. So,
Speaker:you can just buy your Bitcoin and have it show up in your cash app.
Speaker:Oh, yes. There's an island off the coast of Honduras, which is part of Honduras,
Speaker:called Roatan. It's a fairly famous, what would you call it? A fairly famous vacation spot.
Speaker:There also happens to be an economic zone. So, there's a place there where businesses
Speaker:are encouraged by giving tax incentives and this kind of thing. I don't know. It's Prospera ZEDE
Speaker:economic zone. Now, I do remember over the last few months or maybe the last year,
Speaker:there was rumors that Honduras was going to legalize Bitcoin. That, of course, not happened.
Speaker:But, the economic zone is now officially saying that they will accept Bitcoin as payment.
Speaker:It will function as legal money. And so, there you go. So, that's like as close as you can get
Speaker:to calling it legal tender without calling it legal tender. Granted, it's only in this
Speaker:one little area of Honduras. I certainly see this, if it goes well, spreading to the rest of Honduras
Speaker:in the near future, over the next year or two. We'll just have to see.
Speaker:So, let's talk about Mr. Mahler's announcements. In my mind, maybe they just, frankly,
Speaker:ended up being overhyped. I don't know. He's a showman. I will certainly give him that.
Speaker:He knew how to draw attention to what was going on. That happened. I'm not disappointed
Speaker:with the announcement, certainly. But, he did actually roll out a number of things
Speaker:with Strike. I will start with maybe the simplest one to explain.
Speaker:I mean, they are creating or have established a partnership with Shopify so that people can
Speaker:buy products online, and the merchant would be paid in... They buy products in Bitcoin,
Speaker:and the merchant would be paid in US dollars, or their local currency, I would assume.
Speaker:So, Shopify, if you didn't know, is a very large online shopping merchant-type service.
Speaker:I actually pulled up some stats for it. I had certainly heard of it before now.
Speaker:I did not know the extent of their... I didn't know exactly how large they were.
Speaker:So, I pulled up some stats real quickly. These are fairly recent stats, supposed to be 2022.
Speaker:I'll roll through these real quick. They started in 2004. So, they're not too recent, but fairly
Speaker:recent. They're second only to WooCommerce for shopping platforms. They have 23% of the market
Speaker:share in the United States alone. They are bigger than Squarespace, Wix, Magenta, Weebly,
Speaker:and BigCommerce, and you've probably heard of at least a couple of those.
Speaker:So, basically, those people, through very simple modifications in their online code, can
Speaker:accept Bitcoin as payment, and I think that's actually a really big thing.
Speaker:There have been systems to do that previously, maybe not the easiest. I think this will prove
Speaker:to be very easy. And this is the kind of adoption that we need to see for crypto penetration in
Speaker:general, Bitcoin specifically. All right. So, that was one of their big announcements.
Speaker:Another big announcement, which maybe is a little more obtuse, but I think could be equally powerful,
Speaker:maybe actually far more powerful. They announced a partnership with NCR. NCR stands for National
Speaker:Cash Register, a company that started doing just what their name says, supplying cash registers.
Speaker:Those cash registers became electronic, and now they do little point sale terminals. So,
Speaker:when you go in and do a credit card payment, a lot of times you're using an NCR terminal,
Speaker:and that goes across that system, so on and so forth. And basically, they're adding Bitcoin
Speaker:to this mix, through the Lightning Network. So, the 3% payment that the merchant sends off to
Speaker:MasterCard or Visa or whomever. In some cases, it's actually higher than that, but for MasterCard
Speaker:and Visa, I believe it's 3%. And that's gone, because it's not using that network. It's using
Speaker:the Lightning Network, and the fees, of course, are much, much lower. Basically, nonexistent,
Speaker:as we've discussed. There's a lot of companies that NCR uses. It's a lot of names. And they
Speaker:announced a partnership with another company, as well, that's somewhat along the lines. I'm
Speaker:not really going to discuss it. Most people wouldn't even have heard of it. But again,
Speaker:it's more integration. You're going to see this as we move forward. You'll go into Starbucks
Speaker:or McDonald's or whomever, and you'll be able to use the Lightning Bitcoin payment to pay for
Speaker:something. And that's exciting. People will see Bitcoin, Bitcoin, Bitcoin, as they move around
Speaker:in just regular daily life. So, that, I think, is very, very important. And over the long run,
Speaker:it may even be more important than Apple joining. I'm sure Apple will, at some point. They're going
Speaker:to have to. But this is probably even broader than that. Very, very interesting stuff.
Speaker:A lot of stuff going on there at the Bitcoin conference, of course. I understand there was
Speaker:roughly 30,000 people there. It certainly was the largest one ever. A tremendous number of people
Speaker:there. A lot of excitement. And, of course, not to jump into the market, but the market didn't
Speaker:cooperate. It went down, which is funny because it actually has gone down over the last several
Speaker:years during the Bitcoin conference, which is, I think, really weird. I don't actually understand
Speaker:that, but it's true. So, in a nutshell, that's kind of all the big announcements, at least,
Speaker:that came out of the Bitcoin conference. I hope I didn't miss anything. I did want to mention one
Speaker:other thing that you may not have heard about. So, I was reading through my Twitter a few days ago.
Speaker:I want to say it was around the 7th, so like three days ago. And saw that one of the tokens had been
Speaker:hacked. And it's a token I've never actually even heard of. Didn't really think a whole lot about it.
Speaker:I did follow up and find out exactly what was going on. So, apparently, this is like a meme
Speaker:token. I'm not even going to try and pronounce this. I don't know. X-O-L-O. I knew. So, this is like
Speaker:one of these meme coin tokens. And I've cautioned everyone, probably since the first
Speaker:podcast, that to be very careful about tokens outside of kind of these blue chip tokens, right?
Speaker:ADA, Ethereum, certainly Bitcoin, you know, maybe throw a few others in there
Speaker:because they haven't been around very long, they're not proven, so on and so forth. And
Speaker:we've discussed this often on. And here's a prime example. So, this was some new token. It hasn't
Speaker:been out that long. I brought up the market cap. It hasn't been out that long. But apparently,
Speaker:back on the 7th. Yeah, it was back on the 7th. This is what they posted on their Twitter.
Speaker:Unfortunate announcement. One of our developers has managed to trick us into signing a transaction,
Speaker:or TX actually is what they say, on our admin panel that gave him access to our LP tokens,
Speaker:our liquidity protocol tokens. He deceived us and was able to withdraw all tokens out of our
Speaker:pancake swap liquidity pool. So, they got scammed. One of their developers tricked them and withdrew
Speaker:all their tokens out of the liquidity pool. I'm sure it was quite a few. And as a consequence,
Speaker:you can go on to CoinMarketCap. It's XL, and you can look at it. It dropped 90-plus percent
Speaker:in the course of a day, just off a cliff. And they've got plans to try and bring it back,
Speaker:and they've snapshotted all their token holders. So, they basically made a list of everybody who
Speaker:owned this token. They're airdropping new tokens, and blah, blah, blah. They've got this plan to try
Speaker:and rescue this mess. But unfortunately, I seriously doubt that that's really going to happen.
Speaker:I mean, I think these people who owned this token are just basically out of luck. And it's
Speaker:unfortunate, and it does happen. And it happens predominantly on these tokens that they don't
Speaker:have a track record. I don't know anything about this token. I'm sure its market cap was quite
Speaker:small. I'm sure it hasn't been around very long, and I don't know what they had planned or whatever.
Speaker:So, I just would like to issue this as a warning. And this is why we're very careful. You don't want
Speaker:to invest in any project like this unless it's money that you can afford to lose. It's not going
Speaker:to hurt your portfolio, so to speak. So, anyways, unfortunately, that was some of the news of the
Speaker:week. So, that was it. We're going to move on at this point. I did actually want to talk about
Speaker:a couple of things. I saw this on Twitter. I'd honestly already been thinking along these lines,
Speaker:and it crystallized it for me. So, I wanted to spend 10 minutes or so discussing this
Speaker:because we hear two different memes in the crypto community. And I think it's important
Speaker:to discuss these and think about these. You've got somebody like Michael Saylor, whose company
Speaker:is one of the largest holders of Bitcoin in the world. Microstrategy is the name of his company.
Speaker:He's the CEO. And he's famous for saying, never sell your Bitcoin. I'm never selling my Bitcoin.
Speaker:Jack Mallers, on the other hand, basically got up on stage at the Bitcoin conference and said,
Speaker:here's a great way to spend your Bitcoin. So, those are two conflicting viewpoints.
Speaker:And how do we resolve that? Well, first of all, I want to step back for just a second.
Speaker:Bitcoin was created as digital cash, full stop. That was Satoshi's original dream for Bitcoin.
Speaker:It was not to make people wealthy. It was not to create an asset that grows in value.
Speaker:People don't realize that. But if you read the early emails and discussions going on in the forums
Speaker:and this kind of thing, in the early days of Bitcoin, that was the idea. And they wanted
Speaker:to make something that was censorship resistant. They wanted to make something that was resilient,
Speaker:that was, you know, allow people to manage their money, apart from the government, really,
Speaker:right? And out of the government's control, so that things like the craziness that we're seeing
Speaker:going on in the world right now are not affecting it. But it was not an asset. It was not an
Speaker:investment vehicle. Now, on the other hand, as Bitcoin grew, there was a transition period,
Speaker:and it became not just digital cash, because God forbid you would want to be the guy who paid
Speaker:however many tokens it was for the three large pizzas at the Papa Johns in San Jose
Speaker:that turned into, you know, a net worth now of like $400 million. But
Speaker:I would caution us that it's important in the evolution of Bitcoin that we do somewhat
Speaker:return to these roots. And here's why. Bitcoin is often called digital gold, digital gold.
Speaker:Digital gold is an asset, asset that in theory appreciates over time. It should be inflation
Speaker:proof. It's not done very well at that in the last 10 years, in my opinion, but it should be.
Speaker:It's much like what we claim for Bitcoin as an asset, right? Except gold is heavy.
Speaker:Gold is a physical object, of course. And of course, Bitcoin is neither one of these.
Speaker:Yes. But gold is also finite. There's only a certain amount of gold that's in the Earth's
Speaker:crust. And it's not like there's going to be new gold made. Bitcoin is the same way.
Speaker:So a lot of times people compare Bitcoin to gold, but I would caution you that
Speaker:that is a form of thinking that is, what's the word I'm looking for? It keeps you trapped.
Speaker:And I sincerely mean that. It can be more than that. It should be more than that.
Speaker:But gold as an asset is only $10 trillion. I don't know if you knew that. If you listen
Speaker:to the show long enough, you'll find that out. Okay. So if there's only $10 trillion,
Speaker:let's see. Here's the breakdown right here. $6.789. Yeah, this is showing roughly $12 trillion.
Speaker:So $5.8 trillion in jewelry, $2.8 trillion in private investments, $2.1 trillion in official
Speaker:holdings, and $1.8 trillion in other, whatever that means. So let's say it's $12 trillion.
Speaker:What does that mean? Are we going to limit Bitcoin to only $12 trillion? It's already
Speaker:a trillion-dollar asset. That's only 12X from here. So theoretically, at the price that we're at,
Speaker:$42,000. Let's just go ahead and go a little higher. $44,000. Let's just say $50,000. Let's
Speaker:just round it up to $50,000. $50,000 times 12. You want to guess? It's only a $600,000 Bitcoin,
Speaker:and yet everybody's screaming about, well, maybe that's a bit strong, but $1 million Bitcoin,
Speaker:$1 million Bitcoin, and I will tell you, if we contain Bitcoin as an asset and an asset only,
Speaker:it will never reach $1 million per Bitcoin. It will not. Not at today's figures. Now,
Speaker:I can't account for inflation. Give it a few years, it may reach $1 million simply because
Speaker:of inflation, but I'm talking about in current value and current numbers. Does that make sense?
Speaker:I hope it does. Now, on the other hand, there's a much bigger market when we start talking about
Speaker:things outside of assets, things outside of gold. If we're actually using it as a currency,
Speaker:we're spending it, we're utilizing it, then the market gets much bigger and the possible value
Speaker:for a Bitcoin can get much higher. I would argue that that is the path forward. Bitcoin's not just
Speaker:an asset. It's a great asset. It might become the world's reserve currency, but it's funny because
Speaker:you got the word currency in there and that's not an asset. A currency is not an asset.
Speaker:You see what I mean? An asset is an ounce of gold. Now, you can make gold coins
Speaker:that are worth a certain amount based on that asset's value, but the gold bar is the asset.
Speaker:So, having Bitcoin be the world's reserve currency is a step towards moving it out from becoming just
Speaker:an asset. Adding it to all these Shopify sites as an option, that's making it a currency,
Speaker:not just an asset. So, I would encourage us as we move forward in this world of Bitcoin,
Speaker:as we move forward in this world of Bitcoin and crypto domination, and not to stir the pot,
Speaker:but to be honest, this is what Ethereum does that Bitcoin doesn't. It's never talked about as an
Speaker:asset. Yes, we hope that Ethereum grows. Ethereum is not digital gold. Ethereum is not digital
Speaker:silver. Ethereum is something that people are using to do things, and that's the difference.
Speaker:Now, people may disagree with that, and that's okay. That's my opinion.
Speaker:I think in general, that is the correct opinion, and you can back that up with statistics and facts.
Speaker:And yes, you can come to me and say, well, we can do NFTs on Bitcoin, and we can do, but you don't
Speaker:see that. We buy Bitcoin, we hold Bitcoin. And frankly, and I'll probably get in a lot of trouble
Speaker:for saying this, but the people who are the Bitcoin maxis who, God bless him, Mr. Saylor,
Speaker:who says, never sell my Bitcoin, in the long run, I think that's unfortunately going to be
Speaker:counterproductive. Do you see what I'm saying? Are we going to limit Bitcoin to $600,000 or so,
Speaker:or are we going to allow it to grow and expand? Why can't it be a $20 trillion asset? Why can't
Speaker:it be a $50 trillion asset? It only has to take over enough functions to become that.
Speaker:On the other hand, you have Jack Mauler over here saying, spend your Bitcoin, spend your Bitcoin,
Speaker:spend your Bitcoin, spend your Bitcoin, spend your Bitcoin. Shopify, Robinhood, Cash App,
Speaker:all of these different things. And of course, some of them, Cash App, hey, you can save part
Speaker:of your paycheck in Bitcoin. That's helping you Bitcoin as an asset. But some of these things
Speaker:are certainly giving you the ability, specifically revolving around the Lightning Network, to spend
Speaker:your Bitcoin. And I sit here on a podcast that's supported by Value for Value talking about this,
Speaker:saying, spend your Bitcoin, please, to support this show. Because I'm never taking advertisers,
Speaker:and I'm not taking sponsors, and I'm not taking money and whatever to talk about things.
Speaker:Because I simply want to provide value to the listener and then have the listener support me.
Speaker:So we have the mechanism set up to do that through Value for Value, through Podcasting 2.0,
Speaker:through the Podcasting 2.0 apps. So I am actually asking you to spend your Bitcoin,
Speaker:just like Jack Mauler's is. So how do you counterbalance these two things?
Speaker:On the one hand, save your Bitcoin. On the other hand, spend your Bitcoin, right? Well,
Speaker:it's probably not really that hard. What I would tell you to do, my recommendation would be,
Speaker:you buy the Bitcoin that you're going to invest, and that goes into a certain wallet or a certain,
Speaker:maybe a hardware wallet, like we talked about last week, right? And then you buy Bitcoin,
Speaker:and then you buy Bitcoin that you spend in your Lightning Wallet.
Speaker:And you can do that easily through the Strike app, thanks to Jack Mauler's, or
Speaker:maybe the Cash app, or something like that. I've done both of those, actually.
Speaker:So there are multiple ways that you can do that, and then fund your Lightning Wallets,
Speaker:and spend that money to kind of build up this system. If we don't start supporting each other,
Speaker:then it needs to evolve and expand. It doesn't need to contract and fall in on itself. Does
Speaker:that make sense? I hope that does. So just some thoughts. Overall, I thought it was a great
Speaker:Bitcoin 2022 conference. A lot of good stuff. A lot to take in. So I hope that was helpful,
Speaker:and I hope that helps you frame your thinking. Of course, I want you saving your Bitcoin,
Speaker:but I don't want you to hold onto your Bitcoin so tightly that it never gets used.
Speaker:You buy your Bitcoin in the amount that you think you're going to spend over the next few days or
Speaker:weeks. This isn't a long-term hold for what I'm talking about. So if you're supporting podcasts
Speaker:through Podcast 2.0, or if you're buying something on Shopify, or whatever, and I would encourage you
Speaker:every chance that you get to do that, the more adoption that we see, the better off that we're
Speaker:going to be. Okay. Before we end things, I've had the streaming Sats, the Lightning support set up
Speaker:for, I don't know, three or four weeks at this point. And I've tested it, and it's worked. And
Speaker:to be perfectly honest, I haven't had any support. I haven't had anybody stream any Sats. And I know
Speaker:I've got listeners. Our numbers have actually been growing. And it's not tens of thousands,
Speaker:but we're getting up there. And I'm very pleased about that. I was completely startled Saturday
Speaker:night. We were with some friends, and all of a sudden my Telegram thing pings, and I looked down,
Speaker:and not only had somebody streamed some Sats, somebody had actually boosted,
Speaker:an episode. And I don't have the tooling in place at this point to actually tell who,
Speaker:or if they sent a comment, a boostogram, or whatever. I'm going to have to work on that
Speaker:part of it. But to whomever it was, I am extremely, extremely grateful. And I'm hoping,
Speaker:of course, that this becomes a regular occurrence as we move forward. I will have it set up at some
Speaker:point, hopefully in the near future, so that people can, when you boost, you can send a message.
Speaker:That's already part of the podcast end of things, the podcast player end of things.
Speaker:There's some more work I guess I need to do on my side so that I can see those.
Speaker:And I would love to have feedback, but I just wanted to say to whomever it was,
Speaker:as our first booster, so to speak, and our first streamer, I really do appreciate it.
Speaker:And it means a lot. So that wraps that up. And that wraps things up for this week.
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