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No matter WHAT is going on in your life, you can take control of your financial future. The economy stinks. Inflation is eating away at your savings and maybe the shelves at the grocery store are a little bare.
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News and Links
The Technology Adoption Life Cycle
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technology_adoption_life_cycle
Fort Worth Begins Mining BTC
https://www.coindesk.com/business/2022/04/26/fort-worth-to-become-first-us-city-to-mine-bitcoin/
New York Mining Bill
Fidelity
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Hey everyone!
Speaker:Hey, everyone. No one on this podcast is a financial advisor, and all information presented
Speaker:here is for informational purposes only. Now that we have the legal stuff out of the way,
Speaker:let's jump on in. Welcome to the Generation of Wealth with Cryptocurrency. I'm your host
Speaker:McIntosh. And with all apologies to Madam Osir, my high school French teacher, viva
Speaker:la revolution. And I hope I said that somewhat right. That means long lived the revolution
Speaker:and came apart, came about during the French Revolution in the late 1700s. And I would
Speaker:like to talk about that for a few minutes tonight. Before we do that, we're going to
Speaker:jump into the news. And there is a lot of news this week. There's so much news coming
Speaker:out of crypto these days, even with the prices not doing a whole lot. It is insane. I could
Speaker:probably just start doing a daily news show of about 10 minutes or so without any problem.
Speaker:I just don't have time to do all that editing and uploading and making sure that everything
Speaker:is good, making sure that everything is good. So we will have to stick to our twice weekly
Speaker:format, I'm afraid. The first item we're going to discuss is the fact that Fort Worth, which
Speaker:is a city right next to Dallas in Texas, is going to become the first city to mine Bitcoin.
Speaker:Earlier this week, the city council, or yeah, it actually was the city council, had a vote.
Speaker:They were actually donated three Antminer S9 mining rigs and they had a vote about this.
Speaker:They're going to use these as basically a test project from what I understand to see
Speaker:how it goes and start mining Bitcoin. And then hopefully, down the road, they will increase
Speaker:the number of miners. So that, I think, is a really cool thing.
Speaker:I posted on Twitter about this and I said, to be honest, I didn't see this coming. And
Speaker:yet, really, in hindsight, it's very obvious. I think we'll see a lot of this. We might
Speaker:even see it at the national or even state, well, the state or the national level here
Speaker:in the United States and similar things in other countries. Because I think places are
Speaker:starting to realize, well, we'll get into that more in our main segment. Let me not
Speaker:jump ahead.
Speaker:So there'll be a link to an article about that in the show notes, of course. Now, on
Speaker:the other hand, one of our fine legislative bodies here in the United States, up in New
Speaker:York, who I actually found out earlier this week as part of this research for this, they
Speaker:actually have more mining rigs in New York than any other state. So the United States
Speaker:has the highest percentage now that China has shut down. And of the states, New York
Speaker:State actually has the highest percentage of that. Well, the New York lawmakers are
Speaker:not very happy about that. So they passed a bill. Well, the bill has come out of committee.
Speaker:It's been sent to the General Assembly to be voted on. And I'm pretty sure that it will
Speaker:actually be passed. That will place a two-year moratorium on basically future crypto mining
Speaker:operations, Bitcoin, proof of work mining operations in New York.
Speaker:From what I understand, it's not going to ban crypto mining. It's not going to ban
Speaker:the businesses that are already there. But it will keep new businesses from coming in.
Speaker:Probably keep the current businesses from expanding. And I've got to be honest. The
Speaker:last few years have seen a great exodus of people coming from New York to other places
Speaker:in the country that are more tax-friendly, primarily as the driving factor behind the
Speaker:New York exodus, from what I understand. This is the kind of thing that's not going to help
Speaker:bring in new business. And I think it's kind of ironic that the mayor of New York City
Speaker:that was just voted in apparently is a big crypto fan. And there's kind of like this
Speaker:competition going between New York City and Miami. Both of the mayors, which are both
Speaker:new, are very crypto-friendly. And they're like, hey, we're going to be the crypto finance
Speaker:center of the world and this kind of stuff. And yet, you've got your New York lawmakers
Speaker:who are passing this. I'm not getting into this whole debate about proof of work. We've
Speaker:talked about it a little bit. We've talked about the energy usage. A lot of this stuff
Speaker:is just pure garbage. It's completely made up. The original report, it has been completely
Speaker:refuted that started all this baloney. So anyways, we'll leave that out there. I do
Speaker:believe that if that's passed and it's not repealed fairly soon, it's going to cripple
Speaker:New York in terms of crypto. Why would companies go there? Why would they choose to develop
Speaker:there? We'll see. All right. Another big item is Fidelity. So Fidelity is an investment
Speaker:company that handles 401k, which is a special type of IRS account here. It's an investment
Speaker:account I should say. That's like, it's got tax benefits to it and people use it for saving
Speaker:for retirement, that kind of thing. And Fidelity investment, if they're not the largest, they
Speaker:are certainly one of the largest investment companies in the world. Multiple trillions
Speaker:of dollars of assets, if I'm not mistaken. They are now giving an option to people to
Speaker:invest in Bitcoin. And I would not underestimate this. This is going to bring in a whole class
Speaker:of people that they're risk averse. They didn't want to go buy on an exchange. They didn't
Speaker:want to be an early adopter, but they're seeing what's going on. And now in their 401k, so
Speaker:they don't have to worry about the tax issues. They can buy Bitcoin. I think you'll see this
Speaker:in a lot of investment companies for 401ks and this type of thing as we go forward. It's
Speaker:just very notable with Fidelity because they are one of the earliest. I don't think they're
Speaker:actually the earliest, but they're certainly one of the very largest companies that do
Speaker:this. I was going to talk about a report that Morgan Stanley put out on crypto. I'm actually
Speaker:going to skip that this week. I want to try and talk about that next week a little bit.
Speaker:There were a couple of other, oh, I almost left out the big news of the week. I can't
Speaker:believe I did that. So I did save the biggest news of the week for last. And this just happened
Speaker:earlier today. Remember last week we were talking about the Central African Republic,
Speaker:C-A-R, adopting Bitcoin, legal tender. Now I've seen people say the bills in French,
Speaker:they speak French in the Central African Republic. I can't tell you because apparently I didn't
Speaker:listen to Madam Osir enough in high school. And I do apologize, Ms. Osir. But regardless,
Speaker:some people are saying that they're not actually making it legal tender. I've heard a number
Speaker:of other people who have said that they are. I'm not super clear on that, but they've certainly
Speaker:given a very good regulatory framework to Bitcoin and they're encouraging the use of
Speaker:it and other crypto assets. And I think we're going to see that in a lot of these. This
Speaker:is what I was talking about. This is the regulations that put in place the things, the frameworks
Speaker:that are needed for large scale investments. All right. Our next country is apparently
Speaker:fixing to join the group. Panama. So today it was posted, there's a bill to regulate
Speaker:the commercialization and use of Bitcoin and crypto assets. So again, in this case, I don't
Speaker:think they're making it legal tender, at least now, but it sounds like they are going to
Speaker:regulate it. Now, one of the interesting things, there's two interesting things about this.
Speaker:Why would they be doing this? Panama uses, guess what? Wait for it, the US dollar. It's
Speaker:one of their forms of legal currency. They actually have a local currency as well, but
Speaker:it's pegged, I believe to the dollar. So they're very much tied to the US dollar. Now, another
Speaker:thing that right there where the Panama Canal is, they've got a lot of shipping going on.
Speaker:There's a lot of finance going on there that people really aren't aware of. I think this
Speaker:will tie very neatly into that. And they could potentially, a very small country, make themselves
Speaker:a big place in the crypto world. So we'll keep our eye on that, of course, but it looks
Speaker:like yet another nation will be joining the growing list. So that is exciting. And the
Speaker:funny thing is we see this information, we see this news, continual stream of good news,
Speaker:just the fidelity stuff alone. It's amazing. And yet, you know what? Where are we at? I'm
Speaker:not even going to talk about the price of crypto except for about 15 seconds. We are
Speaker:basically the same place we have been. We're in this range, up, down, up. We were a little
Speaker:up today, fortunately. Things had gone down for a couple of days. The stock market is
Speaker:in terrible shape right now, of course, if you follow that at all. So it's not affecting
Speaker:the price, but it will. You cannot bring on all these new people through fidelity. You
Speaker:cannot bring on new countries like the Central African Republic and Panama without affecting
Speaker:the price of Bitcoin in the long term. And it will happen.
Speaker:I did want to read an email that I got this week. And I've mentioned this kind of thing
Speaker:before. When people are interacting in kind of crypto world, whether that's on Twitter
Speaker:or on YouTube or on a podcast, I don't think they understand a lot of times what's going
Speaker:on behind the scenes. And I've talked about this a little bit. This is the reason why
Speaker:we're a value for value podcast. I do not want to be doing advertising, whether it's
Speaker:overt or not, because it distorts the reality of the news and the information that I give
Speaker:you. It's bound to do that. So this person sent a message and they said,
Speaker:hey there, our client Horizon Protocol, a fork of synthetics, is in need of several
Speaker:podcast appearances. They're a very serious project and they've just created a synthetic
Speaker:asset exchange alike to that of synthetic, which is a asset exchange, but it's built
Speaker:on the Binance smart chain for greater speeds and lower fees. Well, that's just a bunch
Speaker:of marketing gobbledygook, but okay. How much would a podcast appearance slash interview
Speaker:session cost? How do we pay you? Kind regards, and I'm not going to give the name of the
Speaker:person on the email. For allowing them to come onto my podcast,
Speaker:they can pay me 500 bucks, a thousand bucks. That money would go into my Bitcoin account
Speaker:and you would not be any the wiser. And I don't know anything about their product. Maybe
Speaker:it's the best thing since sliced bread. Now I have my doubts about the Binance smart chain.
Speaker:The reason why it's so fast is because they compromise certain other parts of it, but
Speaker:hey, you're giving me a thousand bucks. I won't ask any hard questions, right?
Speaker:So this happens. Look, I'm not somebody special. I don't have a huge audience. I just happen
Speaker:to be in the exact right demographic. The average person that listens to a podcast is
Speaker:something like 18 to 35. They're typically highly educated and they have disposable income.
Speaker:They're the perfect marketing audience. You pile on top of that. We're talking about a
Speaker:very specific subject, crypto, a new platform, synthetic platform, and every person who listens
Speaker:to this podcast, that would be relevant. And that's why they're willing to pay the money.
Speaker:But the problem is some people will say things like, well, this is a sponsored session. And
Speaker:when they say sponsored session, what that means is that somebody paid them money to
Speaker:talk on their podcast or their YouTube channel or whatever. But there's no legal requirement
Speaker:as far as I'm aware for them to say that. And a lot of them don't. What about Twitter?
Speaker:So it's come up recently on Twitter that people are getting paid hundreds and hundreds of
Speaker:dollars to tweet a message out, hey, I like such and such product. Paid advertising. Again,
Speaker:same exact problem. So if I get paid 500 bucks to tweet to my Twitter followers, which I
Speaker:couldn't get paid that much. I don't have the audience, but let's say I did. Let's say
Speaker:I had 10 or 20 or a hundred thousand people. Maybe most of those were bots, but hey, let's
Speaker:not worry about that. And synthetic platform came along and said, hey, I'll pay you a hundred
Speaker:dollars for every tweet. Boy, I'd be tweeting up a storm because I don't have to worry about
Speaker:the price of Bitcoin. I'm getting paid. I don't have to worry, not that this is a trading
Speaker:show, but giving you correct trades because I'm making money regardless. And I'm not saying
Speaker:that everybody out there is bad and they have evil intentions. And I understand where they're
Speaker:coming from, to be honest. The easiest thing in the world for me to do would be to just
Speaker:accept these things, to have advertising, to do it the same way that everybody else
Speaker:is. And frankly, I would make more money, but that doesn't mean at least for me that
Speaker:it's the right thing. So I hope you will walk with me on this journey. I am doing this for
Speaker:you, the listener, and I hope that you understand that. I don't want ever to have people point
Speaker:their finger at me and say that I sold my listeners down the river, so to speak.
Speaker:All right, let's jump into what we're actually going to talk about this week. It's already
Speaker:been something like 15 minutes and I do want to keep this down. I wished I had a stand
Speaker:up desk tonight. I've been thinking about this all week, really, well, at least a week.
Speaker:I hope you're not discouraged. This sideways, this down from our all time highs and sideways
Speaker:market has been going on for months. And on Twitter, on kind of the crypto ecosphere,
Speaker:everybody's discouraged. And you got a lot of people who are very pessimistic right now.
Speaker:And frankly, I do not know what the price of crypto is going to do, of Bitcoin. I don't
Speaker:know if Bitcoin's going down to $20,000. I don't think it is, but it is in the realm
Speaker:of possibility. At the same time, it may go up to $50,000 tomorrow. I don't know. And
Speaker:we can theorize and talk about it until we're blue in the face, but we just don't know.
Speaker:We know in the long run, again, if we zoom out, we know that for Bitcoin's life, which
Speaker:I'm more than a decade now, it's been going up and it's going to continue to do that as
Speaker:adoption continues to happen. And I want to give you encouragement. And the reason why
Speaker:I titled this episode Viva La Revolucion, and I really hope I'm saying that somewhat
Speaker:right, is because I view this as a revolution. And not to make this too militaristic, but
Speaker:the world, almost everybody in the world, is entrapped in a finance system that's controlled
Speaker:by central banks, by governments who are doing everything that they can almost across the
Speaker:board to keep people down and to enrich them, keep the average person down and enrich themselves.
Speaker:You may not believe that and that's okay. You don't have to. That's my belief. And
Speaker:I can back that up with some evidence. And we've talked about that a number of times.
Speaker:But if that is true, then Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies like Ethereum, they are our
Speaker:chance to break free. See, I don't need in the long run the US dollar as a US citizen.
Speaker:Now that's a bold statement to make. Right now, I still have to pay my taxes and fiat
Speaker:in US dollars. I still have to pay my rent if I rent in US dollars. Everything is in
Speaker:US dollars. The US dollars that are controlled by our federal reserve, who lie and manipulate,
Speaker:who tell us stupid things like interest, interest, inflation, inflation is 8%. It's not true.
Speaker:If you just go back to the 80s, the early 80s, and use the same calculation that they
Speaker:used in the 80s, you know what the inflation rate is? It's like 12 or 13%. I think that's
Speaker:far more accurate than 8%. I still don't think it's actually high enough from what I see
Speaker:out in the real world where you got gas prices going up, energy prices going up, oil going
Speaker:up, natural gas going up, real estate going through the roof. But with my US dollars that
Speaker:I get paid in my paycheck currently, there's nothing I can do about that. And if I put
Speaker:it in the bank and I leave it in the bank, every year it's going down in value, 8%. Huh.
Speaker:Maybe more. Right? So Bitcoin and our crypto, our other crypto assets can be the way that
Speaker:we fight this. And I do believe it's obviously not a real battle, a war. We've got enough
Speaker:of that going on and it in part is contributing to some of the stuff that we're going on.
Speaker:But let me tell you this, as sad as the Russian Ukraine situation is, it is not the cause
Speaker:of all of this that's going on. And anybody who tells you otherwise has an agenda. It's
Speaker:not. Is Russia a large oil and natural gas producer? Yes. Does the United States need
Speaker:Russian oil? No. Then how are they affecting our price? See, one of the things that we
Speaker:get lied about, there's this idea that we don't produce enough oil. As of a couple of
Speaker:years ago, no, I don't have the data for 2022. I don't think it was for 2021. I believe it
Speaker:was for 2020. We produced more oil than we consumed. Think about that. I don't even understand
Speaker:why we get oil from Saudi Arabia, why that's even a thing or from anywhere else. But regardless,
Speaker:we are a net producer of oil. So why is oil a hundred and some odd dollars a barrel? I
Speaker:don't know. I don't know. Maybe we need to drill more. I do know that energy is very
Speaker:important to a vibrant economy. Without cheap, stable energy, you enter situations that frankly
Speaker:resemble third world countries. So again, you've got that going on. You've got inflation
Speaker:going on. You've got food, all of this stuff going up. We got lack of, look, we're going
Speaker:to have a problem this year with farmers because they can't get fertilizer. Some of that supply
Speaker:chain issues because of the virus. Some of that is because of what's going on in Europe.
Speaker:I don't really have an answer for that, but it will impact our food supplies. So we've
Speaker:got all of this stuff going on. So what can you do to help yourself? Well, unfortunately
Speaker:I can't just magically fix things for you right now, but I do know what you can do in
Speaker:the long run. What you can do is take as much of your disposable income as you possibly
Speaker:can and you can put it in Bitcoin. Do not gamble. Don't do stupid things with it. Save
Speaker:it and save it in quality assets. Stop chasing. Stop gambling with your money. Don't go out
Speaker:and buy something just because you hear it's going to be the next big meme coin. Don't
Speaker:do it. Don't do it. Somebody tweeted today, one of the quote influencers, and I hate that
Speaker:word, but that's what they are. And at least they were being honest. Most of them wouldn't
Speaker:do this. They were talking about how they had bought into a coin, which I had never
Speaker:even heard of, at a level at like $50 a token. And it was now at like 15 and it's heading
Speaker:down. And they said, wow, this one hurts. And I'm like, yeah, well, I mean, they're
Speaker:not going to become destitute, I'm sure. But what if you had bought in because this person
Speaker:had said, buy strong or whatever the coin was, it's S something. I don't know. It doesn't
Speaker:matter. And did that because they got paid to do that. And then you as one of their followers
Speaker:followed along behind them and said, Ooh, I'm going to buy that. But it's like half
Speaker:of your portfolio and now it's down 80%. Wow. That hurts. So be careful. I have preached
Speaker:from day one by the majority of your assets in things that they're going to be around
Speaker:and that they have a track record, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Cardano, primarily. I can't recommend
Speaker:much outside of that. I do own assets outside of that. We've talked about Polygon. I don't
Speaker:know. There are some that have been around a while. They've not performed spectacularly.
Speaker:They have specific uses and you know, we, we hope in the long term they do better and
Speaker:we'll see, but I'm not betting my future on them. So be careful. This revolution, just
Speaker:like the French revolution will be a long one. The French revolution lasted 10 years.
Speaker:The transition period that we're going through will last at least that just to get through
Speaker:kind of the first part of it and over the, over the hump. The last thing I'm going to
Speaker:talk about, and then I'm going to wrap up the technology adoption lifecycle. And I think
Speaker:this is super relevant to this. All right. This is a model that was developed that talks
Speaker:about how technology is adopted. And sometimes people think we're super late and we're not.
Speaker:I actually saw, there's some statistics that say they think, at least in the United States,
Speaker:that around 13% of the people own crypto. Now that stat may be true, but of that 13%,
Speaker:I bet more than half of them are people who have cash app or Robinhood or maybe PayPal.
Speaker:I think all three of those you could buy crypto with, and they bought $5 worth of Bitcoin
Speaker:or $5 worth of Shiba or so on and so forth. And I don't consider them investors and I
Speaker:don't really consider them in that adoption matrix. It's just, you know, their friend
Speaker:was talking about it, whatever. We're very much in the, 10 years in, and we're very much
Speaker:in the early stages of this. All right. I do apologize. I've been having some technical
Speaker:issues. I think our internet went out. I'm actually recording this on my phone. Let's
Speaker:go back to that. There are five phases. One, two, three, four, five. There are five phases
Speaker:of this innovators, early adopters, early majority, late majority, and laggards. And
Speaker:I will promise you, at least when it comes to crypto, you do not want to be a laggard.
Speaker:You probably don't want to be a late majority either. The price will be high. Everybody
Speaker:will be using it. It, you know, maybe Bitcoin's kind of this world reserve currency. And I
Speaker:heard some figures where people were doing calculations based on kind of that right now.
Speaker:And it's, it's crazy. And I think Bitcoin has a very good chance of that happening.
Speaker:But anyways, a lot of people think that, you know, we're, it's too late. It's too late.
Speaker:I've got good news. It's not too late. If anything, at the most, we are in the early
Speaker:adopter phase. Remember I said in the United States, like 13% or so of the people who have
Speaker:crypto or people have crypto of some form. And I don't actually think that's true, but
Speaker:let's go with it. I also think that easily half of those people, if not more, it's just
Speaker:a very, very nominal amount. They kind of, they bought Shiba Inu or they bought a little
Speaker:Bitcoin or whatever on cash app or, or whatever. So I don't really consider them to be innovators
Speaker:or early adopters. They're just somebody who did something on a lark. Okay. So if we're
Speaker:at 6%, that puts us very early in the early adopter stage. This will go parabolic. You
Speaker:will see prices on assets go like moonshot, right? When we hit what they call the inflection
Speaker:point. And that is during the early majority phase. And we're a long way from that. We
Speaker:may be several years from that. It may be even longer. And when we do, people are going
Speaker:to be like, well, I didn't buy Bitcoin last week and it was 200,000 last week and now
Speaker:it's 250. And then the next week it'll be 300 and I don't know, maybe I'm crazy. I don't
Speaker:think so. There's a lot of research behind this. So that early majority, oh, actually
Speaker:the way that this is, okay, I see how this is broken down. So the first two and a half
Speaker:percent of adoption is the innovators. And we are past that. Those are the, the people
Speaker:who are minting Bitcoin for nothing essentially. I wished I had been one of those people. The
Speaker:early adopters is the next 13 and a half percent. And that's where we're in that part of the
Speaker:curve. And then you've got early majority at 34, late majority at 34% and then laggards
Speaker:at 16. There is still opportunity for you to change your future. We do not have to accept
Speaker:any longer what these lunatics in Washington and these central banks and these people in
Speaker:finance deal out. We don't, you have an option and you can choose otherwise. I, I, there's
Speaker:so much news. I even forgot this Goldman Sachs, which has certainly been no friend of crypto.
Speaker:One of these big banks who for years has laughed at it today offered its very first Bitcoin
Speaker:back loan because they see the change coming and they realize if they don't change, they'll
Speaker:be smaller than your community bank down on the corner because nobody will use them because
Speaker:they don't have to put up with their baloney anymore. You can control your finances and
Speaker:you don't have to take it. So that's my message for today. I hope you enjoyed this. I try
Speaker:I try very hard not to get too fired up. I can be pretty emotional to be honest about
Speaker:this stuff because I've been in it for long enough that I know what it can do and I want
Speaker:you to be able to succeed. It doesn't take rocket science, just buy and hold, buy and
Speaker:hold DCA dollar cost average, right? We've discussed that on multiple episodes. You can
Speaker:go back and listen to those just buy and hold. Just don't sell. Don't listen to the baloney.
Speaker:Maybe Bitcoin does go down to 20,000. You know what I'll do? I'll go out and buy as
Speaker:much of it as I can. I'm not scared. They cannot take it away. There's no nation on
Speaker:this earth that can take Bitcoin away from us. Can't do it. It is an unstoppable force.
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