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Warren Buffett explains why he prefers productive assets over Bitcoin. He says he would gladly pay billions for a small share of U.S. farmland or apartments because they produce real value like food and housing. But even if he could buy all the Bitcoin in the world, he wouldn't...

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13,653 views • 3 months ago

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We are in an extended period of price discovery. Why is XRP selling at $1.35 and Bitcoin, backed by Jeffrey Epstein and used in child trafficking, with little real value in terms of utility valued at 68.5K? It is because prices are being manipulated by the Deep State Parasites. The prices of cars, houses, food, all things are being controlled by these Satanist Elite Hybrids and the fake fiat money. When the world shakeup is over. And indeed eggs must be broken to make an omelet, the manipulation will end. Prices will return to 1955 levels. All things will be priced according to their inherent market value. The matrix control grid is dissolving, one deep state operative at a time. We are returning to an age of purpose and value. All money will be backed by tangible assets, and we will value our time, our family, friends, and above all, our creative purpose, once again.

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77,722 views • 6 months ago

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WARREN BUFFETT AND JAMIE DIMON ON WHY NOT TO INVEST IN CRYPTO $BTC $ETH! Warren Buffett explains it perfectly: - "If you buy something like Bitcoin or some cryptocurrency, you don't really have anything that is producing" ..like a farm or a business... "YOU ARE JUST HOPING THE NEXT GUY PAYS MORE". I agree with Buffett and personally do not invest in crypto. The risk of catastrophic drawdowns in this asset class alone gives me heartburn. In the past 9 years, $BTC has experienced: - 6 declines greater than -50% - 3 declines greater than -75% That level of volatility is far beyond what I’m comfortable with for an “asset,” if you can even call it that, where you are essentially just hoping the next person pays more. People often argue that Bitcoin’s value comes from its finite supply: - The maximum amount of Bitcoin that can ever exist is 21 million $BTC. - As of now, about 19.7M+ BTC have already been mined. - The last bitcoin is expected to be mined around the year 2140. - This limit is "hard-coded" into Bitcoin’s protocol by Satoshi Nakamoto. But as Jamie Dimon (JPM CEO) said last year - - "How do you know if it's going to stop at 21 million" - "Maybe it gets to 21 million and Satoshi's picture comes up laughing at you all, and by then he would take taken out billions of dollars"!

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294,341 views • 9 months ago

Kevin Warsh is going to be the new Federal Reserve Chairman of the United States. 🇺🇸 His influence over global financial markets will be greater than anyone else. Here is everything he thinks about Bitcoin. > says he discovered it back in 2011 > doesn’t think bitcoin undermines the Fed > says it helps provide market discipline > bitcoin does not make him nervous > he thinks of it as an important asset > can be used to help inform policy makers > it’s not a substitute to the dollar > can be a very good policeman of policy > there are real innovations happening > bitcoin is the newest, coolest software > can be used for good and also evil > will improve our ability to be productive > the U.S. needs to embrace it
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Kevin Warsh is going to be the new Federal Reserve Chairman of the United States. 🇺🇸 His influence over global financial markets will be greater than anyone else. Here is everything he thinks about Bitcoin. > says he discovered it back in 2011 > doesn’t think bitcoin undermines the Fed > says it helps provide market discipline > bitcoin does not make him nervous > he thinks of it as an important asset > can be used to help inform policy makers > it’s not a substitute to the dollar > can be a very good policeman of policy > there are real innovations happening > bitcoin is the newest, coolest software > can be used for good and also evil > will improve our ability to be productive > the U.S. needs to embrace it

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