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"Past events that have happened in the market don't tell you how it's gonna be in the future market!" 👍 - "It has alwas been like that. - We'll be fine!" 🤔
Either he doesn't understand exponentiality, or we are actually early. Regardless, keep stacking sats.
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BoomTown 2 years ago
I like that he brought up bitcoin as the solution to the debt crisis unprompted and then dismissed it.
I’d rather be too early and right than dismissive and wrong!
Really is astonishing that Bitcoin is 15 years old and some people still dismissing it. I guess some think Amazon is also still a fad.
The assumption that he makes, that its either US debt or some other debt people will buy, show his disconnection..
If you’re worried about a credit crisis arising from 34 trillion in debt, here’s exactly the answer you want to hear: “Keep your mouth shut.”
It’s always funny when people think nothing changes. Everything is changing on a daily basis. Just the simplest example is just look at your body. It doesn’t stay 18 years old or so 🤣 Never get comfortable because it was so, always look whats happing around you, embrace the chaos and have some fun with it the small time you are here on this planet. 🌍🙏🤙
The people ringing alarm bells over 34 trillion debt today are not the same people who were ringing alarm bells over 1.5 trillion debt 40 years ago. Incredibly misleading statement to make, these are not the same people and not the same magnitude of problem.
Did you see the piece they did on bitcoin? They said they were excited for the ETF, but more excited for other top tier crypto like Polkadot this cycle 🤡
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Nate / 2 years ago
There is actually a fuck ton of irrefutable evidence that the dollar is losing reserve currency status lol. What a moron
Why even watch this program? CNBC is for legacy markets and FIAT maximalists. You already know the opinion of someone who spent their whole life and career maximizing their earnings in Fiat. Bitcoin doesn't need to fit into legacy markets. It's here to drink its milkshake. Who cares if these boomers like Bitcoin or not? They have just a few years left before they’re put out to pasture. In the meantime, focus on what the younger generation cares about. image
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MindMining 2 years ago
"Until something really bad happens, we'll be just fine..." Isn't that always the case with unprepared people?
First time seeing this guy talk in person. Disappointing to discover he's a run of the mill wall st shill.
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nobody 2 years ago
Is this how a confident smart suit sounds, lmao.
Eisman’s most relevant comment is that the failure of the USD bond market is the objective measure against which failure of the USD as global reserve will be recognised
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dangershony 2 years ago
I have been hearing this every bull cycle lol, last cycle was suppose to be a super cycle no? The reality is no one knows what will happen, we know only that bitcoin is a scarce asset that should go up in time with adoption (if there is adoption)
He needs you to buy his bonds. Something big happens this year. We hyperinflate by 2027. Weimerica.