WEBVTT - Using Data to Predict Bitcoin Price with Continuum Market

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<v Joel Comm>While the world is focused on the FTXs debacle, there

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<v Joel Comm>is many things happening in the broader economic, political and

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<v Joel Comm>cultural marketplaces. How can we assimilate all of these happenings

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<v Joel Comm>to determine how to best position ourselves and our families

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<v Joel Comm>for success? Today we welcome Christina Brew Hon of Continuum

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<v Joel Comm>Dot Market to the show to make sense of it all.

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<v Joel Comm>Known to many in the industry as data points, Christina

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<v Joel Comm>makes a compelling case for where things are headed and

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<v Joel Comm>ties them all together with a shocking Bitcoin price prediction.

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<v Joel Comm>You don't have to be a pointy head to enjoy data,

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<v Joel Comm>but you do have to be bad to listen to

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<v Joel Comm>this Episode number 650. Of the Bad Crypto podcast.

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<v Travis Wright>Five, four, three. How are you all? Okay. Who's bad?

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<v Joel Comm>Hey, guess what? It's the Bad Crypto podcast. I'm Joel. Comm.

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<v Joel Comm>That's Travis, right? Who are you? What's your name? Speak

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<v Joel Comm>slowly so we can understand you.

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<v Travis Wright>I can't hear what they said. It's sorry. I know

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<v Travis Wright>you like this.

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<v Joel Comm>A little bit louder now. Be a little bit loud.

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<v Joel Comm>And now come on and shout it now. We're bad.

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<v Joel Comm>How are you? It's a good day because we've got

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<v Joel Comm>data points coming out of our ears. So many data points.

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<v Travis Wright>A lot of data points. And we might as well

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<v Travis Wright>just jump right on in here. That's a pretty it's

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<v Travis Wright>a decent length interview.

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<v Joel Comm>So, yes, you guys are going to be fascinated by this.

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<v Joel Comm>I guarantee that you'll be fascinate. You're going to be

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<v Joel Comm>so fascinated. Nobody's ever been as fascinated as you're going

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<v Joel Comm>to be by this interview that we did with Christina

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<v Joel Comm>Bruton of Continuum Dot Market. And we'll talk about what

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<v Joel Comm>we talked about on the other side of talking about it.

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<v Joel Comm>As we try to prognosticate and predict what is next

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<v Joel Comm>for the crypto world. There's a lot of different places

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<v Joel Comm>we can look. We're not just looking at the crypto

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<v Joel Comm>space and what's happening with RTX or BLOCKFI. We're not

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<v Joel Comm>just looking at the stock market. We're not just looking

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<v Joel Comm>at what's happening in politics and current events. We're not

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<v Joel Comm>just looking at social sentiment. We need to look at

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<v Joel Comm>all of it. And fortunately today we have the CEO

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<v Joel Comm>and founder of Continuum Dot Market. She's a friend of

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<v Joel Comm>the show, Christina Bruen. Some call her data points because

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<v Joel Comm>she looks at all of these data points and feels

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<v Joel Comm>like she's got a pretty good grasp on what her

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<v Joel Comm>crystal ball is saying. Christina, welcome to the show. It's

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<v Joel Comm>been a while.

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>Well, thanks, Jill and Travis. It's great to be back.

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<v Joel Comm>Yeah. So let's let's let's start with some credibility here

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<v Joel Comm>because people are going to want to know why are

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<v Joel Comm>you qualified and how are you qualified to gather and interpret,

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<v Joel Comm>extrapolate results from the data points?

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>Certainly So not to brag, but I have a 15

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>year data background in Fortune 500. I discovered blockchain a

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>little over five years ago and jumped right into the

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>deep end with Wall Street Analytics attempting to use time

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>series forecasting to predict the price of Bitcoin. Long story short,

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>you can't. The regime changes every two months and it's

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>tied to bigger global macro factors like political regimes by

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>country adoptions. Geolocation is a big factor and it really

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>has a lot to do with sentiment. So at Continuum,

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>we see the price of these coins almost secondary to

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>the actual metrics of their adoption. And their adoption comes

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>primarily from credibility, trust and actually onboarding new users, obtaining testimonials,

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>and in general, having a positive contribution to the blockchain economy.

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>I do look at a lot of data points and

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>all of those data points matter, which means every brand,

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>that continuum is a unique snowflake that needs different things

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>at different times. And that's what we're building. Our infrastructure

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>is to support the evolution over the next decade as

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>we approach global cross-border payment infrastructure and multiple countries understanding

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>what that means to their tax code.

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<v Joel Comm>You know, if you don't mind a hot potato, I

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<v Joel Comm>would consider a logo for a T-shirt or a hat

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<v Joel Comm>that says DPI data points matter.

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>I would be okay with that. I definitely have some

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>swag campaigns. I'm just here for the data points is

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>one of my favorites. Nerd out, also a data nerd.

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>All of those are applicable and I'm very proud that

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>the industry has nicknamed me data points. As you know,

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>over a year ago when I had my market analysis podcast,

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>we I said data points. So often they used a

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>drinking game with it and I said, Please don't play

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>this drinking game. You'll have liver disease in 5 minutes.

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<v Travis Wright>Especially now while you're driving.

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>Really bad plan, good analysis, good analysis.

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<v Travis Wright>So I want to ask this. You have all these

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<v Travis Wright>data points. What is the actionable side of things? All right.

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<v Travis Wright>Because you're out there pulling all this interesting information about

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<v Travis Wright>certain brands. What are people doing with it once they

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<v Travis Wright>get it?

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>So the biggest thing right now is we are a

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>we're a database for the blockchain industry from the blockchain industry.

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>So the biggest component of that is actually warm introductions, partnerships,

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>things that actually help the brand move forward in their milestones.

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>So it's not just about assessing their 2023 landscape or

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>even their 2024 landscape. It's about unblocking those things and

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>helping them move faster all the way to being able

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>to have a red carpet all the way to Capitol

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>Hill in order to have government relations to defend your

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>blockchain use case.

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<v Joel Comm>Is, as we look here at the website, I went

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<v Joel Comm>to brand pages. This is on Continuum Dot Market and

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<v Joel Comm>there'll be links in the show notes and you could

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<v Joel Comm>see some of these dossiers and brands that that you're

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<v Joel Comm>working with and the coins that you're covering. Let's just

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<v Joel Comm>jump right to the question that I think a lot

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<v Joel Comm>of people are going to want answered, and that is

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<v Joel Comm>in this political environment, with centralized exchanges being scandalized, elections

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<v Joel Comm>being questionable, at the very least, the inflation being at,

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<v Joel Comm>you know, crazy highs, the housing market on the precipice.

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<v Joel Comm>You take all of these data points together and what

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<v Joel Comm>does it mean to the future of the global economy,

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<v Joel Comm>the U.S. economy, the crypto markets, Bitcoin? Ahead and just

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<v Joel Comm>let loose on what you think. And I'm assuming you're

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<v Joel Comm>not a financial advisor. So this is just what you see.

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>This is not trading advice. This is me reading the landscape.

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>And this is pretty much why I've gotten 50 unsolicited

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>calls this week asking me, what do you think is

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>going to happen? So make.

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<v Joel Comm>This 51.

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>I'm okay with that. I'm okay with.

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<v Joel Comm>That unsolicited call or like, Hey, let's talk.

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>So that's what I'm here for, is actually to that.

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>That's the origin of Continuum. I knew that my cousins

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>were never going to do the five years of research

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>to understand the nuances between these brands and why they're

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>a unique snowflake. So let's start four years ago. So

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>with my analysis into Time series forecasting, we found out that,

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>you know, from a mathematical standpoint, quantitative easing was unsustainable

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>and that meant that we were leading towards an inevitable recession.

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>Now they've kicked the can down the road quite a

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>bit on that, even with some of the COVID things.

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>And printing $10 trillion helped kind of stave off that

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>global recession that was already mathematically going to happen. And

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>you can go back the last four years in my

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>content and see me kind of calling the landscape on that.

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>Where we're at right now is they've run out of

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>road to kick the can down the road anymore. And

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>already before, two weeks ago, before the FTC's fiasco, we

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>were already predicting that January was going to establish some

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>pretty clear statements from Capitol Hill and regulations in that

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>they were going to be looking at the crypto industry

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>and saying, we need to address stablecoins. We don't want

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>circling Coinbase's Usdc to be in charge of that. We

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>want to do our own internal CBD sees there needs

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>to be a structure around that. And by the way,

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>you can't trust these mom and pop blockchain brands because

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>they're not going to protect your data, they're not going

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>to protect your funds. Instead, you should you should put

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>your trust in these banking blockchain solutions like Jp morgan

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>and Bank of America, which is the opposite of what

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>we want to see happen in the Web3 space. Our

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>web3 space started to get away from centralized authorities like that.

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>And really any blockchain brand is interrupting a middleman economy.

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>And those middleman economies are tied to things that have

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>existed for hundreds, if not thousands of years. And those

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>middleman economies are not going to die slowly. There's going

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>to be a lot of pushback. So seeing that landscape,

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>I knew that the blockchain brands were going to need

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>really an army to rally around them and be able

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>to defend that they are in fact impacting people in

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>a good way. They are in fact a good thing

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>for U.S. consumers, and that has to be proven out

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>on a case by case basis. So part of what

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>we're doing at Continuum, besides the intake process and standardizing

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>the narrative of all of these brands, is tracking their

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>growth over the next two years. We're looking at sales

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>daily active users, assets under management, community metrics, all of

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>those things that these brands are now posting on Twitter. Oh,

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>we're being so transparent. Look at our assets, look at

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>our holdings. We've been asking for that at Continuum for

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>over two years now. So it's a good time for

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>us to kind of self organize as a blockchain industry

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>because we're going to need the entire community coming together

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>to push back on some of these legal cartels and

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>the illegal cartels that make the money of the world

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>go round. That's called the global economic engine. Any time

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>you're impacting the global economic engine, watch out. They have

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>bigger teeth than we do. We're going to have to

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>prove it through data and we're going to have to

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>prove it through adoption. We're going to have to prove

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>it through testimonials. And that's what we're trying to create it.

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>Continuum is a place for all of that to live,

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>so my cousins can go to one website and say,

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>What is it? Why should I care? What does it do?

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>How do I make money with it?

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<v Travis Wright>That's fascinating. Fascinating for sure. And I want I don't

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<v Travis Wright>even know if you know about this, but I'm going

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<v Travis Wright>to bring it up because I think it's just it's

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<v Travis Wright>insane to me. So there's this company called Token SAF

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<v Travis Wright>that's based in California. I don't even know about them.

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<v Travis Wright>But basically what they've done, according to this data that

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<v Travis Wright>I that I pulled up, they created a list of

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<v Travis Wright>5000 of their KYC clients and they literally publish the

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<v Travis Wright>KYC details on the blockchain, and that includes their full names,

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<v Travis Wright>their wallet addresses, their real home addresses. That to me

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<v Travis Wright>is the worst kind of use case of the, you know,

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<v Travis Wright>like even if you're pissed off at your customers, you

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<v Travis Wright>don't go all, you know, scorched earth on people, right?

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<v Travis Wright>So I don't really have any question around that other

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<v Travis Wright>than what the hell is going on.

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>Well, I'll double down on that and tell you more

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>of that might happen. So that's actually one of the

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>concerns with the FTC or excuse me, the FTC's bankruptcy

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>lawsuit is that that data might be revealed. And here

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>in Web3, we have a massive interest in protecting privacy

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>and being able to have a shield up if we

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>want it. We're very open to doing KYC, AML, and

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>that should be something that lives in our digital identity.

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>And we carry with us in a wallet that is

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>safer than metamask. I have some solutions for you guys.

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>So if we're if we're looking at all the way

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>forward a decade in the future of what The Jetsons

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>future means is all this technology converges. You're looking at

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>being able to be verified on blockchain. You're looking for

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>those data packets to be able to be passed back

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>and forth between the systems. And you're looking at interoperability

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>and just on a completely new level that we've never

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>seen before in human history. So we need to be

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>aware that everything has now changed and it changed 13

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>years ago when Satoshi released the White paper. But my

0:12:48.990 --> 0:12:54.330
<v Kristina Bruhahn>cousins and politicians especially still have a very difficult time

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>grasping what that means. And if you look at from

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>a scientific level, which is where I come from, my

0:13:02.490 --> 0:13:05.340
<v Kristina Bruhahn>ultimate stakeholder is Neil deGrasse Tyson. I want him to

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>come in and poke it with a sharp stick and

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>bring all the data scientists in. But if you look

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>at historically from a scientific level, invasive species usually decimate

0:13:14.520 --> 0:13:18.270
<v Kristina Bruhahn>native species, and these native species have a lot of

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>things to fight back with. They have a lot of

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>tools at their disposal. So don't think that they're going

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>to go down easy. It's going to take a collective

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>narrative not just from the US, but from a global position.

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>And the biggest data point that can help that is

0:13:32.190 --> 0:13:36.209
<v Kristina Bruhahn>GDP increases, right? So if you're in Nigeria and all

0:13:36.210 --> 0:13:38.670
<v Kristina Bruhahn>of a sudden your constituents are able to earn more

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>money than they've ever seen in their lives, that literally

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>changes the landscape of your economics within your country. The

0:13:44.910 --> 0:13:47.730
<v Kristina Bruhahn>US knows this, and they also know that they govern

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>with the global economic engine with the US dollar. So

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>they have to be very, very careful and they're going slow.

0:13:53.070 --> 0:13:55.860
<v Kristina Bruhahn>That doesn't mean that you can't be domiciled and still

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>have to instill touch US consumers. Any brand that has

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>even one U.S. consumer, you're under the purview of US regulation.

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>So you better be prepared about what that means.

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<v Joel Comm>It tweaks me when we reference The Jetsons. I grew

0:14:08.880 --> 0:14:12.030
<v Joel Comm>up watching The Jetsons. We were promised flying cars.

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>You.

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<v Joel Comm>And robots. And what do we get? Tik Tok dances

0:14:17.160 --> 0:14:21.270
<v Joel Comm>and gender confusion. I just I'm like, Why aren't we there?

0:14:21.300 --> 0:14:21.630
<v Joel Comm>Come on.

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>I should have this memorized. But I believe that George

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>Jetson is born next year. I believe that he is

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>born next year. And that's where we should be. And

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>this isn't.

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<v Travis Wright>Flying cars yet, right? A result we still have a

0:14:35.790 --> 0:14:37.070
<v Travis Wright>few years to these flying cars.

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>You've got patents, you've got patent issues around the big

0:14:40.740 --> 0:14:43.110
<v Kristina Bruhahn>tech companies that are sitting on patents that don't want

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>this game changing tech to come out. You've got blockchain

0:14:46.590 --> 0:14:49.680
<v Kristina Bruhahn>innovators that are doing things because the ones and zeros

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>can do them, not even knowing that they're getting close

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>to things that are regulated and have, you know, have

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>a rule based system around them. So a lot of

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>this is education. And to your point, I want the

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>flying cars. I want smart cities. I know it can

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>all be done with data. You know, we've got Sophia,

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>the robot in ecosystem as a speaker, along with 140

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>other blockchain brands, so that the world can start to

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>understand this bleeding edge technology that these brands can collaborate

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>and not have to build it all themselves. There's a

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>lot of moving parts in bringing about this next future.

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<v Joel Comm>So be it pisses me off too. I'm like, That's.

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>A whole other thing.

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<v Joel Comm>That is a whole other thing.

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>Okay, three modes to Sophia. Let's be real about that, though.

0:15:32.700 --> 0:15:34.710
<v Kristina Bruhahn>That's an important data point to understand.

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<v Travis Wright>Yeah. So I want to talk about George Jetson real quick.

0:15:37.560 --> 0:15:42.150
<v Travis Wright>So George Jetson, he was born in July of 2022.

0:15:42.150 --> 0:15:44.280
<v Travis Wright>That's when he was born. And he was like in

0:15:44.310 --> 0:15:49.500
<v Travis Wright>his forties. Jane was actually 33 years old during the show,

0:15:49.500 --> 0:15:53.670
<v Travis Wright>and then their kid was actually like 18 or something.

0:15:53.670 --> 0:15:57.600
<v Travis Wright>So there's some. Math doesn't work on this whole thing.

0:15:57.690 --> 0:15:59.490
<v Travis Wright>Or George Jackson was a pedophile.

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<v Joel Comm>Yeah, okay. That's a whole other conspiracy.

0:16:03.990 --> 0:16:05.520
<v Travis Wright>I just went down. I just did the math. I

0:16:05.520 --> 0:16:07.890
<v Travis Wright>was like, Wait a second. So just thought I'd throw

0:16:07.890 --> 0:16:08.910
<v Travis Wright>that out there. I mean, Travis.

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>Brought some data points.

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<v Travis Wright>How about some data points? Yeah.

0:16:13.410 --> 0:16:15.740
<v Joel Comm>All right. I want to know what it means, though.

0:16:15.750 --> 0:16:19.350
<v Joel Comm>Here we are in the middle of this collapse of

0:16:19.350 --> 0:16:25.290
<v Joel Comm>centralized exchanges, massive scandal that arguably ties back to a

0:16:25.290 --> 0:16:30.510
<v Joel Comm>single political party, maybe both, but definitely hedges towards another.

0:16:30.780 --> 0:16:35.160
<v Joel Comm>And the corruption goes all the way, it appears, to

0:16:35.160 --> 0:16:38.790
<v Joel Comm>the top of the globalists and the World Economic Forum.

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<v Joel Comm>What does this mean for crypto? All of a sudden?

0:16:42.180 --> 0:16:44.850
<v Joel Comm>The news comes out today that 12 banks are going

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<v Joel Comm>to be test piloting central bank, digital currency, digital dollar

0:16:49.020 --> 0:16:51.750
<v Joel Comm>over the next 12 weeks. I mean, are we this

0:16:51.750 --> 0:16:56.790
<v Joel Comm>close to becoming enslaved by the government? You know, is

0:16:56.790 --> 0:16:58.860
<v Joel Comm>freedom about to be tossed away?

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>Okay, that's a lot to unpack, Mr. Joe.

0:17:01.830 --> 0:17:05.369
<v Joel Comm>Unpack it nicely. Okay. Get get me.

0:17:05.790 --> 0:17:07.830
<v Travis Wright>All or let me answer right.

0:17:07.830 --> 0:17:10.919
<v Kristina Bruhahn>Now. Let me let me try and create some buckets there.

0:17:10.920 --> 0:17:13.830
<v Kristina Bruhahn>So first you've got the team. You're going to.

0:17:13.830 --> 0:17:14.700
<v Joel Comm>Make a list of bucket.

0:17:14.700 --> 0:17:17.940
<v Kristina Bruhahn>Yes, I'm going to data points. I always make a

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>data points list. All right. So you've got the FTSE scandal,

0:17:21.750 --> 0:17:24.750
<v Kristina Bruhahn>which has to do with leverage and propping up things

0:17:24.750 --> 0:17:28.439
<v Kristina Bruhahn>that should have been allowed to fail. That was over

0:17:28.440 --> 0:17:33.600
<v Kristina Bruhahn>leveraged by a bunch of other trading institutional folks. I

0:17:33.600 --> 0:17:35.520
<v Kristina Bruhahn>don't want to say their names, but they're all over

0:17:35.520 --> 0:17:39.389
<v Kristina Bruhahn>Twitter making announcements this week about, yes, we were impacted.

0:17:39.390 --> 0:17:41.639
<v Kristina Bruhahn>We have to pause withdrawals. That's going to create a

0:17:41.640 --> 0:17:45.180
<v Kristina Bruhahn>domino effect. And so this is actually very similar to

0:17:45.180 --> 0:17:47.880
<v Kristina Bruhahn>Lehman Brothers, where they called in the loans and then

0:17:47.970 --> 0:17:52.080
<v Kristina Bruhahn>the whole everything collapsed because it was being propped up

0:17:52.320 --> 0:17:55.290
<v Kristina Bruhahn>and didn't actually have the real meat and potatoes behind it.

0:17:55.590 --> 0:18:00.270
<v Kristina Bruhahn>So that's what's going on with FTI. The interesting thing,

0:18:00.270 --> 0:18:03.480
<v Kristina Bruhahn>as the exchanges are kind of doing a war zone

0:18:03.480 --> 0:18:06.119
<v Kristina Bruhahn>right now is that I know too much and I'm

0:18:06.119 --> 0:18:08.699
<v Kristina Bruhahn>under NDA for too many brands. So I'm aware of

0:18:08.700 --> 0:18:11.850
<v Kristina Bruhahn>the exchange of the other centralized exchanges that are in

0:18:11.850 --> 0:18:14.189
<v Kristina Bruhahn>the exact same boat. A lot of the community is

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>now calling for decentralized exchanges, but even decentralized exchanges are

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>going to need some level of regulation in order to

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>play in the Nasdaq nicey type of US ecosystem. So

0:18:25.260 --> 0:18:28.020
<v Kristina Bruhahn>that's one thing that's that's going to be a domino

0:18:28.020 --> 0:18:31.649
<v Kristina Bruhahn>that continues through the end of the year to topple

0:18:31.650 --> 0:18:36.419
<v Kristina Bruhahn>things over. And that domino toppling things over, I would argue,

0:18:36.420 --> 0:18:38.700
<v Kristina Bruhahn>is probably the worst thing that's ever happened in the industry.

0:18:38.700 --> 0:18:41.189
<v Kristina Bruhahn>For every rug pull that's ever happened, for every bad

0:18:41.190 --> 0:18:43.860
<v Kristina Bruhahn>thing that's ever happened, for every scam artist, for all

0:18:43.859 --> 0:18:47.100
<v Kristina Bruhahn>the people that are not allowed at Continuum, this one

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>is probably the worst because he was perceived as the

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>golden boy of regulation and he was in talks with

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>the SEC, which means how did the SEC not see this?

0:18:57.119 --> 0:19:04.260
<v Kristina Bruhahn>And also there is now this stickiness around. Were they

0:19:04.260 --> 0:19:09.000
<v Kristina Bruhahn>using stocks to move funds from Ukraine back to Democrats?

0:19:09.000 --> 0:19:12.360
<v Kristina Bruhahn>And was this a money laundering situation? Did the Democrats

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>ask for this? Well, my research at Continuum before two

0:19:16.680 --> 0:19:19.050
<v Kristina Bruhahn>weeks ago and I've said this in many, many, many,

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>many podcast, is that in January 2023, they were going

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>to have regulation that was anti crypto anyway. Obviously the

0:19:27.330 --> 0:19:30.389
<v Kristina Bruhahn>SEC is the biggest proponent of like, no, you guys

0:19:30.390 --> 0:19:33.330
<v Kristina Bruhahn>can't do that. Your security until proven otherwise. They were

0:19:33.330 --> 0:19:36.570
<v Kristina Bruhahn>already going to do that. And I used to joke

0:19:36.570 --> 0:19:39.900
<v Kristina Bruhahn>and I joked on camera that ha ha ha, we'll

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>see a rebalance in November volatility, which is normal and

0:19:43.440 --> 0:19:45.600
<v Kristina Bruhahn>December kind of closing out the end of year, which

0:19:45.600 --> 0:19:48.600
<v Kristina Bruhahn>is normal. So you'd see a price dip in December

0:19:48.780 --> 0:19:50.880
<v Kristina Bruhahn>and then, ha ha ha. Wouldn't it be funny if

0:19:50.880 --> 0:19:54.629
<v Kristina Bruhahn>the US government was like, Oh, crypto actually triggered the

0:19:54.630 --> 0:19:58.650
<v Kristina Bruhahn>entire global recession? And I'm like, How absurd would that be?

0:19:58.859 --> 0:20:01.980
<v Kristina Bruhahn>And now I'm looking at this play out going, Oh God,

0:20:01.980 --> 0:20:05.820
<v Kristina Bruhahn>my conspiracy theorist friends might actually be correct. And I

0:20:05.820 --> 0:20:10.109
<v Kristina Bruhahn>don't know, but it's it lines up a little too effectively,

0:20:10.350 --> 0:20:14.250
<v Kristina Bruhahn>except for the fact that Sam Bankman-fried is now nuclear toxic.

0:20:14.430 --> 0:20:17.159
<v Kristina Bruhahn>And I don't know if he would trade the rest

0:20:17.160 --> 0:20:20.100
<v Kristina Bruhahn>of his life in doing what he loves and what

0:20:20.100 --> 0:20:23.970
<v Kristina Bruhahn>his brain is trained to do for these billions of dollars.

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>I don't know. Joel, would you stop working for billions

0:20:27.660 --> 0:20:31.230
<v Kristina Bruhahn>of dollars? I don't know. Logically, from a psychological perspective,

0:20:31.230 --> 0:20:35.580
<v Kristina Bruhahn>I could argue both sides of that leaning towards a yes,

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>billions of dollars.

0:20:36.970 --> 0:20:40.050
<v Joel Comm>I would personally, I would never want to be a billionaire.

0:20:40.440 --> 0:20:43.500
<v Joel Comm>That is that's too much money for somebody to have.

0:20:43.859 --> 0:20:46.590
<v Joel Comm>And I don't want a target on my back. It's

0:20:46.590 --> 0:20:49.500
<v Joel Comm>just it's crazy if you ain't got that much.

0:20:49.500 --> 0:20:52.590
<v Travis Wright>To know, you're a billionaire. No, I would be even

0:20:52.590 --> 0:20:54.740
<v Travis Wright>if you had it happen. You like. Woops, I'm a billion. Well,

0:20:54.780 --> 0:20:55.980
<v Travis Wright>I'm not going to let anybody know.

0:20:56.400 --> 0:21:00.720
<v Joel Comm>Yeah. No. There's filings, there's public records. People would know,

0:21:00.720 --> 0:21:03.909
<v Joel Comm>like they know who's got the money and it's public

0:21:03.910 --> 0:21:05.820
<v Joel Comm>in like, All right, how how quickly can I give

0:21:05.820 --> 0:21:07.800
<v Joel Comm>a bunch of this away? Because.

0:21:08.609 --> 0:21:11.250
<v Travis Wright>Yeah, I don't want it. So I want to add

0:21:11.250 --> 0:21:11.639
<v Travis Wright>this on.

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>My continuum wants more publicity. We want more transparency of

0:21:15.240 --> 0:21:16.469
<v Kristina Bruhahn>things like that. We want actual.

0:21:16.710 --> 0:21:17.540
<v Travis Wright>Has to be in.

0:21:17.550 --> 0:21:18.600
<v Kristina Bruhahn>Their their holdings.

0:21:18.840 --> 0:21:23.070
<v Travis Wright>Yeah, we'll have plenty of transparency like proof of what's

0:21:23.070 --> 0:21:26.040
<v Travis Wright>in your vault. Like, if you're an exchange, you need

0:21:26.040 --> 0:21:28.050
<v Travis Wright>to have a proof of that. Like, how are you

0:21:28.050 --> 0:21:29.100
<v Travis Wright>not doing that?

0:21:29.490 --> 0:21:32.790
<v Joel Comm>Leave it to Travis to want proof of transparency Pot.

0:21:33.060 --> 0:21:34.440
<v Joel Comm>That's a love.

0:21:34.440 --> 0:21:36.750
<v Travis Wright>Pot. I love it. I think we should only have

0:21:36.750 --> 0:21:38.190
<v Travis Wright>pot at Continuum.

0:21:38.190 --> 0:21:41.460
<v Kristina Bruhahn>We call it transparency as a service. And a lot

0:21:41.460 --> 0:21:44.010
<v Kristina Bruhahn>of that has to do with collecting the data directly

0:21:44.010 --> 0:21:47.430
<v Kristina Bruhahn>from the brand. We're not selling the brand. We're literally

0:21:47.430 --> 0:21:50.970
<v Kristina Bruhahn>letting them tell their story. I'm under NDA for every

0:21:50.970 --> 0:21:52.830
<v Kristina Bruhahn>one of these brands. I know too much and I

0:21:52.830 --> 0:21:55.230
<v Kristina Bruhahn>know too much in order to help them connect the

0:21:55.230 --> 0:21:58.109
<v Kristina Bruhahn>dots on the back end or remediate issues that might

0:21:58.109 --> 0:22:01.379
<v Kristina Bruhahn>be challenging for them and really help them go faster.

0:22:01.560 --> 0:22:04.500
<v Kristina Bruhahn>But the transparency part is what my cousins are missing

0:22:04.500 --> 0:22:07.050
<v Kristina Bruhahn>is what the politicians are missing. And keep in mind

0:22:07.050 --> 0:22:09.960
<v Kristina Bruhahn>at Continuum, we have four major quadrants that kind of

0:22:09.960 --> 0:22:14.220
<v Kristina Bruhahn>covers everything. You've got Main Street, you've got Blockchain Street,

0:22:14.250 --> 0:22:17.580
<v Kristina Bruhahn>my people, right, CTOs ones and zeros rule the world.

0:22:17.880 --> 0:22:21.000
<v Kristina Bruhahn>You've got Wall Street, how the global economic engine responds

0:22:21.000 --> 0:22:25.080
<v Kristina Bruhahn>to it, and then you've got Capitol Hill. And unfortunately,

0:22:25.080 --> 0:22:28.230
<v Kristina Bruhahn>all roads in this industry lead to Capitol Hill. We

0:22:28.230 --> 0:22:31.860
<v Kristina Bruhahn>have got to unify and self-organize and what we're going

0:22:31.859 --> 0:22:35.760
<v Kristina Bruhahn>to be presenting as good versus bad to you as legislation.

0:22:35.940 --> 0:22:39.119
<v Kristina Bruhahn>This is a call to arms to the entire blockchain industry.

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>Call me. You can reach me at Christina at Continuum

0:22:42.510 --> 0:22:46.679
<v Kristina Bruhahn>Dot Market on Social at Continuum 3000, we have a

0:22:46.680 --> 0:22:50.010
<v Kristina Bruhahn>red carpet ready to the politicians that want to have

0:22:50.010 --> 0:22:54.270
<v Kristina Bruhahn>these conversations and all US citizens are welcome to be

0:22:54.270 --> 0:22:56.760
<v Kristina Bruhahn>part of this. I have a vision in the next

0:22:56.760 --> 0:23:00.359
<v Kristina Bruhahn>decade of blockchain voting, of being able to have insight

0:23:00.359 --> 0:23:02.790
<v Kristina Bruhahn>into bills and things that are on the floor and

0:23:02.790 --> 0:23:06.300
<v Kristina Bruhahn>actually hold your elected officials accountable, that you're not just

0:23:06.300 --> 0:23:09.420
<v Kristina Bruhahn>voting them out every two years, but you're actually working

0:23:09.420 --> 0:23:13.020
<v Kristina Bruhahn>with them to understand what is the landscape. The education

0:23:13.020 --> 0:23:16.020
<v Kristina Bruhahn>that is needed in America is ridiculous and that needs

0:23:16.020 --> 0:23:18.750
<v Kristina Bruhahn>to extend out to a global footprint as well. We're

0:23:18.750 --> 0:23:24.209
<v Kristina Bruhahn>talking blockchain, blockchain literacy, data literacy on your data and

0:23:24.210 --> 0:23:26.369
<v Kristina Bruhahn>why you should be mad that they're making trillions of

0:23:26.369 --> 0:23:28.260
<v Kristina Bruhahn>dollars off of your data right now. They're not going

0:23:28.260 --> 0:23:31.710
<v Kristina Bruhahn>to want to give that up. You've also got financial literacy,

0:23:31.710 --> 0:23:34.260
<v Kristina Bruhahn>which is not taught in schools, and if you want

0:23:34.260 --> 0:23:36.270
<v Kristina Bruhahn>to understand the DEFI game, you need to be pretty

0:23:36.270 --> 0:23:41.040
<v Kristina Bruhahn>literate in financial concepts. And we say all the time

0:23:41.040 --> 0:23:43.410
<v Kristina Bruhahn>that crypto is Wall Street on crack. They're not doing

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>anything that Wall Street isn't already doing. And how much

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<v Kristina Bruhahn>are they? How much is Wall Street being held accountable

0:23:49.290 --> 0:23:51.300
<v Kristina Bruhahn>for this kind of stuff? How many times is Bank

0:23:51.300 --> 0:23:56.290
<v Kristina Bruhahn>of America been embroiled in a, you know, embezzlement scam?

0:23:56.340 --> 0:23:59.790
<v Kristina Bruhahn>You know, for multiple states, these are things on a

0:23:59.790 --> 0:24:03.959
<v Kristina Bruhahn>level that they almost feel untouchable. And we as constituents

0:24:03.960 --> 0:24:06.390
<v Kristina Bruhahn>need to push back that. No, you're not untouchable. And yes,

0:24:06.390 --> 0:24:08.820
<v Kristina Bruhahn>there is transparency and we can hold you accountable.

0:24:09.480 --> 0:24:12.300
<v Travis Wright>Oh, that's so that's so cute. They're not held accountable.

0:24:12.570 --> 0:24:17.700
<v Travis Wright>Nobody in Capitol Hill is held accountable because it's almost

0:24:17.700 --> 0:24:19.950
<v Travis Wright>like you're part of the gang. If you're part of

0:24:19.950 --> 0:24:22.890
<v Travis Wright>the gang, you're not going to get in trouble. If

0:24:22.890 --> 0:24:25.680
<v Travis Wright>you're not part of the gang, well, then the justice

0:24:25.680 --> 0:24:27.570
<v Travis Wright>hammer will come down on you. So I just read

0:24:27.570 --> 0:24:31.050
<v Travis Wright>I read this earlier today on Bitcoin magazine that global

0:24:31.050 --> 0:24:36.120
<v Travis Wright>banking giants are starting a 12 week CB DC pilot

0:24:36.119 --> 0:24:39.460
<v Travis Wright>with the Federal Reserve Bank of New York starting immediately.

0:24:39.480 --> 0:24:41.850
<v Travis Wright>So then what we know or what we think we

0:24:41.850 --> 0:24:44.580
<v Travis Wright>know about after X and we can see because we've

0:24:44.580 --> 0:24:47.760
<v Travis Wright>seen some of these records where, you know, even Mitch

0:24:47.790 --> 0:24:53.040
<v Travis Wright>McConnell got $2.5 million from, you know, from FCX, right?

0:24:53.040 --> 0:24:54.570
<v Travis Wright>So it's like you have a bunch of money, the

0:24:54.570 --> 0:24:57.840
<v Travis Wright>Ukraine money goes in the air, RTX filters it to

0:24:57.840 --> 0:25:01.170
<v Travis Wright>these politicians. So of course, they don't want accountability. Of

0:25:01.170 --> 0:25:03.899
<v Travis Wright>course they want a central bank, digital currency, and they

0:25:03.900 --> 0:25:08.399
<v Travis Wright>want to say, oh, crypto caused this crash because they're assholes.

0:25:08.430 --> 0:25:10.880
<v Travis Wright>Quite frankly I.

0:25:11.330 --> 0:25:16.890
<v Kristina Bruhahn>Think I think you're paraphrasing is a expected narrative by

0:25:16.890 --> 0:25:19.800
<v Kristina Bruhahn>January 20, 23. Now, too. Two things to unpack there.

0:25:20.100 --> 0:25:25.950
<v Kristina Bruhahn>Number one, you've got the the politicians essential. Number one,

0:25:25.950 --> 0:25:29.940
<v Kristina Bruhahn>you've got the Cbdcs. Now, banks have been publicly denouncing

0:25:30.240 --> 0:25:34.500
<v Kristina Bruhahn>anything blockchain related for five years. Meanwhile, quietly working on

0:25:34.500 --> 0:25:36.840
<v Kristina Bruhahn>their blockchain protocols and their corbynites.

0:25:36.869 --> 0:25:37.229
<v Travis Wright>Right.

0:25:37.740 --> 0:25:41.940
<v Kristina Bruhahn>On the politician side, for five years they've been publicly

0:25:41.940 --> 0:25:45.720
<v Kristina Bruhahn>denouncing blockchain. Meanwhile, we know that Office of Management and

0:25:45.720 --> 0:25:48.510
<v Kristina Bruhahn>Budget has been exploring with blockchain. We know that the

0:25:48.510 --> 0:25:51.270
<v Kristina Bruhahn>financial infrastructure, we know that the state level and the

0:25:51.270 --> 0:25:54.409
<v Kristina Bruhahn>federal level has been exploring with blockchain and we. Also

0:25:54.410 --> 0:25:58.850
<v Kristina Bruhahn>know that the Red administration under Trump was desperately trying

0:25:58.850 --> 0:26:02.330
<v Kristina Bruhahn>to be able to announce the cbdcs and the banking

0:26:02.330 --> 0:26:04.580
<v Kristina Bruhahn>infrastructure as the same as they were trying to take

0:26:05.480 --> 0:26:10.520
<v Kristina Bruhahn>credit for the cannabis release. So this crypto cannabis bags

0:26:10.520 --> 0:26:14.750
<v Kristina Bruhahn>of cash infrastructure actually goes hand in hand. And it

0:26:14.750 --> 0:26:18.080
<v Kristina Bruhahn>is not a very popular opinion on Capitol Hill to

0:26:18.080 --> 0:26:20.990
<v Kristina Bruhahn>change the status quo. Right. That's going to mess with

0:26:20.990 --> 0:26:22.820
<v Kristina Bruhahn>how they make money and that's going to mess with

0:26:22.820 --> 0:26:25.910
<v Kristina Bruhahn>how they know how to, you know, glad hand and

0:26:25.910 --> 0:26:28.910
<v Kristina Bruhahn>trade what they call chits. And so if you guys

0:26:28.910 --> 0:26:32.750
<v Kristina Bruhahn>think of Capitol Hill, what we see on TV is

0:26:32.750 --> 0:26:36.950
<v Kristina Bruhahn>very much like a play, a staged performance. Right. What

0:26:36.950 --> 0:26:40.040
<v Kristina Bruhahn>happens behind the scenes is incredibly different. And they don't

0:26:40.040 --> 0:26:42.530
<v Kristina Bruhahn>want to let go of the status quo. Now, there

0:26:42.530 --> 0:26:45.830
<v Kristina Bruhahn>are a few small number of politicians that are ready

0:26:45.830 --> 0:26:49.370
<v Kristina Bruhahn>to work with us and absorb everything that the blockchain

0:26:49.369 --> 0:26:52.670
<v Kristina Bruhahn>industry has to offer. But that's a very small percentage

0:26:52.670 --> 0:26:55.880
<v Kristina Bruhahn>of the actual elected officials in Washington, DC.

0:26:59.020 --> 0:27:04.700
<v Joel Comm>So. There's an answer that I'm hoping you can give me.

0:27:05.180 --> 0:27:08.810
<v Joel Comm>My kind of asked it, but I didn't ask it completely.

0:27:09.910 --> 0:27:13.720
<v Joel Comm>If all of this plays out like you are saying

0:27:13.720 --> 0:27:16.840
<v Joel Comm>you believe it will. What does this mean to the

0:27:16.840 --> 0:27:20.560
<v Joel Comm>overall economy? Like, is the stock market are we going

0:27:20.560 --> 0:27:24.040
<v Joel Comm>to see a crash here pretty soon? And have we

0:27:24.040 --> 0:27:26.980
<v Joel Comm>seen the bottom for Bitcoin? And if not, where do

0:27:26.980 --> 0:27:28.060
<v Joel Comm>you think it is?

0:27:29.119 --> 0:27:33.230
<v Kristina Bruhahn>Oh, okay. Not trading advice. This is not trading advice.

0:27:34.010 --> 0:27:37.040
<v Kristina Bruhahn>We've been predicting a global economic recession for over four

0:27:37.040 --> 0:27:41.270
<v Kristina Bruhahn>years now. I don't see how. We have also predicted

0:27:41.270 --> 0:27:44.330
<v Kristina Bruhahn>for six months on record, we have been saying they're

0:27:44.330 --> 0:27:47.090
<v Kristina Bruhahn>going to wait until after the midterms and they're going

0:27:47.090 --> 0:27:53.360
<v Kristina Bruhahn>to let the Fed rates impact start truly hitting in

0:27:53.359 --> 0:27:57.770
<v Kristina Bruhahn>Q1 and Q2 of 2023. This means consumer price index

0:27:58.100 --> 0:28:01.790
<v Kristina Bruhahn>that has been high for absolutely no reason may need

0:28:01.790 --> 0:28:04.580
<v Kristina Bruhahn>to reset. This means the real estate market, which has

0:28:04.580 --> 0:28:08.150
<v Kristina Bruhahn>been high for absolutely no reason. This means that the

0:28:08.150 --> 0:28:12.530
<v Kristina Bruhahn>consumer credit crunch and the institutional credit crunch are all

0:28:12.530 --> 0:28:16.580
<v Kristina Bruhahn>going to kind of rear their ugly heads in Q1

0:28:16.580 --> 0:28:20.150
<v Kristina Bruhahn>and hopefully by Q2 some things are leveling out. But

0:28:20.150 --> 0:28:22.520
<v Kristina Bruhahn>when you look at a bear market, it generally takes

0:28:22.520 --> 0:28:26.840
<v Kristina Bruhahn>270 days to kind of get through it. And sometimes

0:28:26.840 --> 0:28:30.680
<v Kristina Bruhahn>it is for now, the Wizards that I work with,

0:28:30.680 --> 0:28:33.890
<v Kristina Bruhahn>the mathematicians and the technical analysts that I work with,

0:28:34.220 --> 0:28:36.710
<v Kristina Bruhahn>they have predicted that this recession will be a global

0:28:36.710 --> 0:28:41.060
<v Kristina Bruhahn>recession worse than 2008 and that it will reset the

0:28:41.060 --> 0:28:45.440
<v Kristina Bruhahn>value of the dollar. Now, if the dollar is getting reset,

0:28:45.770 --> 0:28:51.440
<v Kristina Bruhahn>everything is getting reset. I mean, this means price of meat, agriculture, energy,

0:28:51.560 --> 0:28:54.020
<v Kristina Bruhahn>precious metals, all the things that make the world go

0:28:54.020 --> 0:28:57.350
<v Kristina Bruhahn>round is all going to get reset based on supply

0:28:57.350 --> 0:29:03.200
<v Kristina Bruhahn>and demand. And unfortunately, those supply and demand gatekeepers have

0:29:03.200 --> 0:29:06.290
<v Kristina Bruhahn>been in power for a very long time, doing some

0:29:06.290 --> 0:29:12.980
<v Kristina Bruhahn>very not mathematically backed things with those ecosystems. So one

0:29:12.980 --> 0:29:15.680
<v Kristina Bruhahn>of the biggest things that blockchain does to interrupt that

0:29:15.680 --> 0:29:19.820
<v Kristina Bruhahn>is provide the clarity on the supply chain. And so

0:29:19.820 --> 0:29:24.500
<v Kristina Bruhahn>if you're applying blockchain technology, it starts to erode some

0:29:24.500 --> 0:29:28.820
<v Kristina Bruhahn>of that money shell game that the gatekeepers have been

0:29:28.820 --> 0:29:31.790
<v Kristina Bruhahn>able to do up until now. So I would expect

0:29:32.000 --> 0:29:37.610
<v Kristina Bruhahn>from January 2023 across the next 18 months to mid 2024,

0:29:37.820 --> 0:29:40.850
<v Kristina Bruhahn>that this is going to be an insanely tumultuous time

0:29:40.850 --> 0:29:44.360
<v Kristina Bruhahn>in the markets that we have never before experienced. It

0:29:44.360 --> 0:29:47.960
<v Kristina Bruhahn>will come out in the wash around GDP. But there's

0:29:47.960 --> 0:29:52.340
<v Kristina Bruhahn>so many countries that have taken bad loans that they

0:29:52.340 --> 0:29:55.790
<v Kristina Bruhahn>may also end up going bankrupt. Not to mention the

0:29:55.790 --> 0:29:58.930
<v Kristina Bruhahn>nefarious things that you've got from both China and the

0:29:58.940 --> 0:30:02.090
<v Kristina Bruhahn>US going into other countries and buying up things like

0:30:02.420 --> 0:30:06.800
<v Kristina Bruhahn>energy and precious metals and reserves. So anything that's considered

0:30:06.800 --> 0:30:09.920
<v Kristina Bruhahn>a commodity is going to get reset. The US dollar

0:30:09.920 --> 0:30:12.890
<v Kristina Bruhahn>is going to get reset. That means that Bitcoin will

0:30:12.890 --> 0:30:15.830
<v Kristina Bruhahn>not be seen as a store of value. You could

0:30:15.830 --> 0:30:19.100
<v Kristina Bruhahn>absolutely see it go below ten K. And we have

0:30:19.100 --> 0:30:22.160
<v Kristina Bruhahn>called the bottom for over a year now. When the

0:30:22.160 --> 0:30:24.830
<v Kristina Bruhahn>recession actually hits, it could go as low as three

0:30:24.830 --> 0:30:28.220
<v Kristina Bruhahn>and a half, maybe even lower. This is about value

0:30:28.370 --> 0:30:32.690
<v Kristina Bruhahn>and where people start buying again when it gets so low,

0:30:32.690 --> 0:30:34.640
<v Kristina Bruhahn>when there's blood in the streets that people go, I'll

0:30:34.640 --> 0:30:37.580
<v Kristina Bruhahn>buy that. That's where you start to see that the

0:30:37.580 --> 0:30:42.020
<v Kristina Bruhahn>tides change. But that won't happen until the massive slide happens.

0:30:42.370 --> 0:30:44.330
<v Joel Comm>And I just I want to pull this tweet I

0:30:44.330 --> 0:30:47.330
<v Joel Comm>just spotted right here, just just broke. New York Fed

0:30:47.330 --> 0:30:51.320
<v Joel Comm>says household debt increased by 2.2% in quarter 3 to

0:30:51.320 --> 0:30:54.740
<v Joel Comm>6 and a half trillion, a 15% increase, the largest

0:30:54.740 --> 0:30:58.010
<v Joel Comm>increase in credit card balances in over 20 years. This

0:30:58.010 --> 0:31:00.500
<v Joel Comm>seems to just dovetail right on what you were saying.

0:31:00.620 --> 0:31:02.900
<v Kristina Bruhahn>I am not at all surprised by that. That's real

0:31:02.900 --> 0:31:05.750
<v Kristina Bruhahn>data points. Those are the data points I don't have memorized.

0:31:05.750 --> 0:31:09.590
<v Kristina Bruhahn>But that's where our instinct goes, is that BTC is

0:31:09.590 --> 0:31:12.650
<v Kristina Bruhahn>not going to be seen as an alternative store of

0:31:12.650 --> 0:31:15.080
<v Kristina Bruhahn>value during this recession. It's going to go down the

0:31:15.080 --> 0:31:20.030
<v Kristina Bruhahn>drain along with everything else. And when the human species

0:31:20.030 --> 0:31:24.170
<v Kristina Bruhahn>decides this thing is of value, then they'll start buying

0:31:24.170 --> 0:31:26.840
<v Kristina Bruhahn>it and that starts bringing it back up to wherever

0:31:26.840 --> 0:31:29.840
<v Kristina Bruhahn>the price point is going to settle. I do believe

0:31:29.840 --> 0:31:32.840
<v Kristina Bruhahn>it will be 2025 until we see another 60 all

0:31:32.840 --> 0:31:33.860
<v Kristina Bruhahn>time high of Bitcoin.

0:31:34.790 --> 0:31:37.510
<v Travis Wright>Hmm. So let me ask you this. You know, so

0:31:37.930 --> 0:31:39.850
<v Travis Wright>one of the things that that Joel and I talked

0:31:39.850 --> 0:31:42.550
<v Travis Wright>about over the years was how great will it be

0:31:42.550 --> 0:31:46.270
<v Travis Wright>when a lot of these corporations are doing security tokens? Right.

0:31:46.510 --> 0:31:52.180
<v Travis Wright>Instead of instead of, you know, having stocks which are manipulated. Right.

0:31:52.180 --> 0:31:55.650
<v Travis Wright>The stock market's completely manipulated, you know, And then so

0:31:55.660 --> 0:31:58.450
<v Travis Wright>so what about security tokens? Because I'm looking at the

0:31:58.450 --> 0:32:02.350
<v Travis Wright>total market cap. It's like stock market icon. You can

0:32:02.350 --> 0:32:05.530
<v Travis Wright>go and look. It's like $14 billion is the total

0:32:05.680 --> 0:32:08.650
<v Travis Wright>stock market cap, which seems really low to me because

0:32:08.650 --> 0:32:11.950
<v Travis Wright>there's a lot of really big companies. How long? And

0:32:11.950 --> 0:32:14.440
<v Travis Wright>so we see the proliferation of security tokens.

0:32:15.340 --> 0:32:17.950
<v Kristina Bruhahn>I think first you're going to see the proliferation of

0:32:17.950 --> 0:32:21.100
<v Kristina Bruhahn>utility tokens. I think that what's happening right now with

0:32:21.100 --> 0:32:24.760
<v Kristina Bruhahn>Fortune 500 brands, what I call the household brands, these

0:32:24.760 --> 0:32:27.320
<v Kristina Bruhahn>are brands like Eminem's. I pick on them all the time.

0:32:27.340 --> 0:32:30.850
<v Kristina Bruhahn>Shout out to Eminem. They're doing things in the metaverse

0:32:30.850 --> 0:32:34.690
<v Kristina Bruhahn>and with NFT is with reward economies, with discounts, with

0:32:35.410 --> 0:32:38.650
<v Kristina Bruhahn>loyalty programs, things like that that can all be handled

0:32:38.650 --> 0:32:41.440
<v Kristina Bruhahn>with a utility token. And so the adoption of a

0:32:41.440 --> 0:32:44.950
<v Kristina Bruhahn>utility token as a data packet to say, yes, this

0:32:44.950 --> 0:32:47.200
<v Kristina Bruhahn>thing happened and now we can go ahead and give

0:32:47.200 --> 0:32:50.800
<v Kristina Bruhahn>them a reward. I think that's step one. Step two,

0:32:50.800 --> 0:32:54.130
<v Kristina Bruhahn>what you're talking about technically, step three, because step two

0:32:54.130 --> 0:32:55.930
<v Kristina Bruhahn>would be a hybrid of saying we should have a

0:32:55.930 --> 0:32:59.590
<v Kristina Bruhahn>security token. But the security token is what you're talking about,

0:32:59.590 --> 0:33:03.400
<v Kristina Bruhahn>where basically anything to do with profit sharing is going

0:33:03.400 --> 0:33:06.250
<v Kristina Bruhahn>to fall into the realm of security. Token doesn't matter

0:33:06.250 --> 0:33:09.430
<v Kristina Bruhahn>if you're using NFT for it doesn't matter what background,

0:33:09.700 --> 0:33:12.130
<v Kristina Bruhahn>if it has profit in it, If you're sharing profit,

0:33:12.130 --> 0:33:16.780
<v Kristina Bruhahn>you're probably a security. So that being said, now you're

0:33:16.780 --> 0:33:19.510
<v Kristina Bruhahn>getting into some new structure and new legislation, and this

0:33:19.510 --> 0:33:22.660
<v Kristina Bruhahn>is why we actually have an advocacy and lobbying arm

0:33:22.660 --> 0:33:27.370
<v Kristina Bruhahn>at Continuum is because things like employee stock options programs

0:33:28.000 --> 0:33:31.990
<v Kristina Bruhahn>will now be a revenue share for, you know, potential

0:33:31.990 --> 0:33:36.010
<v Kristina Bruhahn>Fortune 500 brands. What you're talking about, Travis, is kind

0:33:36.010 --> 0:33:40.570
<v Kristina Bruhahn>of releasing the Kraken, right? Like you're opening the floodgates

0:33:40.570 --> 0:33:42.490
<v Kristina Bruhahn>at that point. If we don't.

0:33:42.940 --> 0:33:44.530
<v Travis Wright>Release all the corrections.

0:33:45.010 --> 0:33:48.550
<v Kristina Bruhahn>If we don't have safe lanes of commerce and established

0:33:48.550 --> 0:33:52.000
<v Kristina Bruhahn>tax code, even the Fortune 500 brands will get hit

0:33:52.000 --> 0:33:54.640
<v Kristina Bruhahn>on their wrist for doing things like that. And so

0:33:54.640 --> 0:33:59.290
<v Kristina Bruhahn>there's this counter movement in Capitol Hill to be ready

0:33:59.290 --> 0:34:04.810
<v Kristina Bruhahn>to support the BlackRock's and the JPMorgan's and the Halliburton's

0:34:04.810 --> 0:34:07.120
<v Kristina Bruhahn>and the M&amp;M brands.

0:34:07.120 --> 0:34:10.410
<v Travis Wright>And Nestlé is taking on all the crappy companies.

0:34:10.450 --> 0:34:13.060
<v Kristina Bruhahn>Like I'm telling you need to understand. You need to

0:34:13.060 --> 0:34:15.819
<v Kristina Bruhahn>understand that the rules that apply to a good company

0:34:15.820 --> 0:34:18.189
<v Kristina Bruhahn>also apply to a bad company. You need to understand

0:34:18.190 --> 0:34:22.150
<v Kristina Bruhahn>tech team and intentions. You need to understand nefarious actors

0:34:22.360 --> 0:34:24.400
<v Kristina Bruhahn>need to understand what do you think that brand is

0:34:24.400 --> 0:34:27.580
<v Kristina Bruhahn>going to do with that kind of power? To Joel's point, earlier,

0:34:27.580 --> 0:34:29.680
<v Kristina Bruhahn>he said, If we get cbdcs, are we all just

0:34:29.680 --> 0:34:33.669
<v Kristina Bruhahn>under surveillance at that point? Yes. Yes, that's exactly what

0:34:33.670 --> 0:34:36.589
<v Kristina Bruhahn>it is. Are you going to focus back on that?

0:34:36.610 --> 0:34:37.420
<v Kristina Bruhahn>Are you going to come?

0:34:37.420 --> 0:34:40.630
<v Travis Wright>You're just like, yeah, you're done. What happens when they

0:34:40.630 --> 0:34:42.400
<v Travis Wright>don't like what Joel said and they don't like what

0:34:42.400 --> 0:34:44.650
<v Travis Wright>Travis said? Boom. You don't count anymore.

0:34:44.890 --> 0:34:49.359
<v Kristina Bruhahn>That's a different thing. So actually, to move down a

0:34:49.360 --> 0:34:53.350
<v Kristina Bruhahn>weird rabbit hole so the media and entertainment companies own

0:34:53.350 --> 0:34:56.739
<v Kristina Bruhahn>the rights to yet they own his likeness all live, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

0:34:56.980 --> 0:34:59.440
<v Kristina Bruhahn>So they've actually started and I've heard this through the

0:34:59.440 --> 0:35:02.050
<v Kristina Bruhahn>grapevine will need the brands to comment on it. This

0:35:02.050 --> 0:35:06.609
<v Kristina Bruhahn>is not trading advice. They've started to digitize artists and

0:35:06.670 --> 0:35:12.070
<v Kristina Bruhahn>take 10% of Kanye and 10% of. Nipsey Hussle and 10%

0:35:12.070 --> 0:35:14.860
<v Kristina Bruhahn>of this and 10% of that. And put together an A.I.

0:35:14.860 --> 0:35:18.210
<v Kristina Bruhahn>character that's never going to flub up on Twitter. Right.

0:35:18.219 --> 0:35:21.430
<v Kristina Bruhahn>That is a bigger sense of investment and revenue model

0:35:21.430 --> 0:35:23.890
<v Kristina Bruhahn>for them that they get to outright own. Then dealing

0:35:23.890 --> 0:35:26.140
<v Kristina Bruhahn>with a human that could potentially go off the rails.

0:35:26.350 --> 0:35:29.529
<v Kristina Bruhahn>So now you're into AI and bleeding edge technology that

0:35:29.530 --> 0:35:34.150
<v Kristina Bruhahn>has a blockchain back end. But we're really just dealing

0:35:34.150 --> 0:35:36.610
<v Kristina Bruhahn>with the fact that these are all really hard concepts

0:35:36.610 --> 0:35:39.550
<v Kristina Bruhahn>for my cousins to understand and for the politicians to understand.

0:35:39.730 --> 0:35:42.759
<v Kristina Bruhahn>But they're already here. And are you going to punish,

0:35:42.969 --> 0:35:48.940
<v Kristina Bruhahn>you know, Atlantic Records versus Halliburton, Right. All of this

0:35:48.940 --> 0:35:51.940
<v Kristina Bruhahn>kind of falls in the same category of legislation, and

0:35:51.940 --> 0:35:54.100
<v Kristina Bruhahn>it's very, very murky waters.

0:35:54.340 --> 0:35:54.980
<v Joel Comm>So you've got.

0:35:55.200 --> 0:35:56.980
<v Kristina Bruhahn>We've we've done the best we can.

0:35:57.730 --> 0:36:01.210
<v Joel Comm>You've got confused cousins because that's what that's what I

0:36:01.210 --> 0:36:04.650
<v Joel Comm>want to say. Well, Christina, we appreciate you coming on today.

0:36:04.660 --> 0:36:08.859
<v Joel Comm>The website Continuum dot market, you can sign up for

0:36:09.070 --> 0:36:12.880
<v Joel Comm>for Christina's email newsletter over there and find out how

0:36:12.880 --> 0:36:15.489
<v Joel Comm>to get involved, whether your brand or your crypto or

0:36:15.489 --> 0:36:17.739
<v Joel Comm>your politician, whatever, if you want to be a part

0:36:17.739 --> 0:36:22.390
<v Joel Comm>of a positive movement. Or meet her in Miami, you're

0:36:22.390 --> 0:36:23.980
<v Joel Comm>going to be at Art Basel. Yeah.

0:36:24.340 --> 0:36:28.630
<v Kristina Bruhahn>We sure are. We're doing a V VIP event with

0:36:29.140 --> 0:36:32.800
<v Kristina Bruhahn>Miami Phantom Blue at Art Basel on Friday. The second

0:36:33.100 --> 0:36:37.029
<v Kristina Bruhahn>you can get $800 off the ticket price using code

0:36:37.030 --> 0:36:41.859
<v Kristina Bruhahn>continuum 800. So definitely take advantage of that. We have

0:36:41.860 --> 0:36:44.230
<v Kristina Bruhahn>not only the blockchain brands and some of my favorite

0:36:44.230 --> 0:36:48.550
<v Kristina Bruhahn>humans coming, but also some very big venture capital asset

0:36:48.850 --> 0:36:52.030
<v Kristina Bruhahn>capital management. So we've got a couple of folks. One

0:36:52.030 --> 0:36:54.730
<v Kristina Bruhahn>person alone manages 2 billion, so I'd imagine we have

0:36:54.730 --> 0:36:57.850
<v Kristina Bruhahn>about 5 billion assets under management at that party, not

0:36:57.850 --> 0:37:00.969
<v Kristina Bruhahn>to mention celebrities like Baron Davis, who I was just

0:37:00.969 --> 0:37:03.550
<v Kristina Bruhahn>at his house singing some Adele over some of his

0:37:03.550 --> 0:37:07.180
<v Kristina Bruhahn>beats he was laying down. That was super fun. Everyone

0:37:07.180 --> 0:37:10.810
<v Kristina Bruhahn>in Web three is welcome to join Continuum. You just

0:37:10.810 --> 0:37:13.510
<v Kristina Bruhahn>have to be transparent about what you're doing and allow

0:37:13.510 --> 0:37:15.730
<v Kristina Bruhahn>us to track your journey for two years. If you're

0:37:15.730 --> 0:37:18.130
<v Kristina Bruhahn>here to build a web3 world, we want to help

0:37:18.130 --> 0:37:20.170
<v Kristina Bruhahn>you and we want to prove that you're actually safe

0:37:20.170 --> 0:37:21.279
<v Kristina Bruhahn>for us consumers.

0:37:22.230 --> 0:37:25.710
<v Joel Comm>Very nice and and we are pleased to also partner

0:37:25.710 --> 0:37:28.230
<v Joel Comm>with you. And why don't you go and talk a

0:37:28.230 --> 0:37:31.380
<v Joel Comm>little bit about what that means for bad crypto, the

0:37:31.380 --> 0:37:36.240
<v Joel Comm>Nifty show, the nifty checks. Travis Right. Joel Calm this universe.

0:37:36.270 --> 0:37:39.210
<v Kristina Bruhahn>Oh, I'm so excited about that. So this is really

0:37:39.600 --> 0:37:43.259
<v Kristina Bruhahn>how Continuum interacts with the world. So we've got all

0:37:43.260 --> 0:37:46.379
<v Kristina Bruhahn>these blockchain brands, right, but they want more exposure, and

0:37:46.590 --> 0:37:49.950
<v Kristina Bruhahn>Travis and Joel are also speakers at Continuum, so we

0:37:49.950 --> 0:37:51.810
<v Kristina Bruhahn>want to track where they're going to be and so

0:37:51.810 --> 0:37:54.030
<v Kristina Bruhahn>that you guys can find them and get in contact

0:37:54.030 --> 0:37:56.819
<v Kristina Bruhahn>with them. It's really a community of access to the

0:37:56.820 --> 0:38:00.810
<v Kristina Bruhahn>best blockchain thought leaders and these blockchain brands. They want

0:38:00.810 --> 0:38:04.020
<v Kristina Bruhahn>to be on shows like the Bad, Bad Crypto podcast.

0:38:04.020 --> 0:38:07.830
<v Kristina Bruhahn>They want to be on the nifty podcast, Nifty Chix.

0:38:08.130 --> 0:38:11.190
<v Kristina Bruhahn>We have about 400 podcast, but you guys have the

0:38:11.190 --> 0:38:16.440
<v Kristina Bruhahn>metrics that show quantifiable impact when the brands are actually participating.

0:38:16.710 --> 0:38:18.540
<v Kristina Bruhahn>That's what we want to show. We want to show

0:38:18.540 --> 0:38:20.969
<v Kristina Bruhahn>it continuum that they might have had a community of

0:38:20.969 --> 0:38:23.520
<v Kristina Bruhahn>2000 and then they went on bad crypto and now

0:38:23.520 --> 0:38:26.250
<v Kristina Bruhahn>they have a community of 10,000. We want to show

0:38:26.250 --> 0:38:29.669
<v Kristina Bruhahn>those event triggers from a data science perspective and give

0:38:29.670 --> 0:38:32.160
<v Kristina Bruhahn>you guys the credit for everything amazing that you're doing

0:38:32.160 --> 0:38:36.180
<v Kristina Bruhahn>to impact the industry from not only events and media

0:38:36.180 --> 0:38:39.450
<v Kristina Bruhahn>but also deal flow. The advisor ships you guys are doing,

0:38:39.630 --> 0:38:42.840
<v Kristina Bruhahn>the conversations you guys have offline. You guys are chock

0:38:42.840 --> 0:38:44.790
<v Kristina Bruhahn>full of data points. We want that all to be

0:38:44.790 --> 0:38:45.990
<v Kristina Bruhahn>available at Continuum.

0:38:46.350 --> 0:38:50.870
<v Joel Comm>That was just that was lunch. I'm chock full of you.

0:38:50.880 --> 0:38:53.910
<v Joel Comm>Just like Thomasin a doll. Beat us because you blinded

0:38:53.910 --> 0:38:55.050
<v Joel Comm>me with science, girl.

0:38:56.530 --> 0:38:58.060
<v Kristina Bruhahn>That's what I do. Data Points.

0:38:59.860 --> 0:39:01.750
<v Travis Wright>Thank you so much for coming on. We really appreciate it.

0:39:01.900 --> 0:39:05.800
<v Travis Wright>And go to continue that market to hear more data points.

0:39:06.370 --> 0:39:09.550
<v Kristina Bruhahn>Thanks, guys. I'll see you in either Miami or Puerto Rico,

0:39:09.550 --> 0:39:12.070
<v Kristina Bruhahn>where we're going to be with Mike Turpin's Coinagenda Caribbean.

0:39:12.100 --> 0:39:15.670
<v Kristina Bruhahn>So much love to bad crypto and the bad crypto family.

0:39:15.940 --> 0:39:17.799
<v Kristina Bruhahn>Love you guys. Thank you for the work you do

0:39:17.800 --> 0:39:18.910
<v Kristina Bruhahn>for the blockchain industry.

0:39:20.830 --> 0:39:24.640
<v Joel Comm>That is one heck of a prediction, sir. Lord Travis

0:39:24.640 --> 0:39:26.470
<v Joel Comm>for bitcoin to go all the way down to the

0:39:26.469 --> 0:39:29.529
<v Joel Comm>3000 range. What do you think of that?

0:39:30.750 --> 0:39:32.880
<v Travis Wright>If that would happen. Like this is going to be

0:39:32.880 --> 0:39:36.060
<v Travis Wright>a crazy, crazy time if that ends up happening. So

0:39:36.060 --> 0:39:39.600
<v Travis Wright>hopefully that does not happen if it does happen. While

0:39:39.600 --> 0:39:40.980
<v Travis Wright>we're all going to be in a world of hurt,

0:39:40.980 --> 0:39:42.089
<v Travis Wright>I think if that does well.

0:39:42.390 --> 0:39:44.910
<v Joel Comm>If that happens, I'm backing up the truck. I mean,

0:39:44.910 --> 0:39:45.569
<v Joel Comm>that's like.

0:39:45.570 --> 0:39:46.590
<v Travis Wright>Beep, beep.

0:39:46.590 --> 0:39:49.440
<v Joel Comm>Beep. You know, give me a shovel and let me

0:39:49.440 --> 0:39:51.299
<v Joel Comm>load up some BTC because.

0:39:51.600 --> 0:39:54.750
<v Travis Wright>Wow, Loaded up. Loaded up. If that's the case, it's

0:39:54.750 --> 0:39:57.780
<v Travis Wright>going to be crazy. So we shall see. We don't know.

0:39:58.080 --> 0:40:01.230
<v Travis Wright>There's not financial advice, but it was some interesting data

0:40:01.230 --> 0:40:05.160
<v Travis Wright>points from data points herself. And there you go.

0:40:05.430 --> 0:40:07.260
<v Joel Comm>Yeah, we do encourage you guys to go check out

0:40:07.260 --> 0:40:10.980
<v Joel Comm>her website continuum dot market links to it and some

0:40:10.980 --> 0:40:12.959
<v Joel Comm>other things are in the show notes a bad code

0:40:12.960 --> 0:40:18.120
<v Joel Comm>that I and forward slash 650 and right before we

0:40:18.120 --> 0:40:21.780
<v Joel Comm>recorded this show I did an airdrop to bad crypto

0:40:21.780 --> 0:40:25.709
<v Joel Comm>nifty club members. And if you are in the bad

0:40:25.710 --> 0:40:29.790
<v Joel Comm>crypto nifty club and have the membership NFT, then you

0:40:29.790 --> 0:40:33.540
<v Joel Comm>just received an NFT. See, there are now for some

0:40:33.540 --> 0:40:36.000
<v Joel Comm>reason it's not showing them all here. I don't know

0:40:36.000 --> 0:40:38.970
<v Joel Comm>what the deal is. I need to talk to Carlos

0:40:38.969 --> 0:40:42.509
<v Joel Comm>it uncut and say, Hey Carlos, why isn't the. But

0:40:42.510 --> 0:40:46.170
<v Joel Comm>there's now been three NFT is dropped to to those

0:40:46.170 --> 0:40:48.660
<v Joel Comm>people and this is what you want right here to

0:40:48.660 --> 0:40:51.510
<v Joel Comm>make sure you qualify for the airdrops. Go to bad

0:40:51.510 --> 0:40:54.810
<v Joel Comm>crypto dot uncut dot FM. Links again in the show

0:40:54.810 --> 0:40:59.520
<v Joel Comm>notes and grab this bad crypto nifty club NFT right here.

0:40:59.670 --> 0:41:03.569
<v Joel Comm>It's only $2.53 right now, and the only reason we

0:41:03.570 --> 0:41:05.610
<v Joel Comm>charge for is because we don't want bots taking them

0:41:05.610 --> 0:41:08.400
<v Joel Comm>for free. So go ahead and pony up and then

0:41:08.400 --> 0:41:12.060
<v Joel Comm>you will get access to the airdrops that are coming

0:41:12.060 --> 0:41:15.720
<v Joel Comm>out and probably announce another one this week. Maybe you

0:41:15.719 --> 0:41:18.210
<v Joel Comm>will do one. I know where we're talking to Brad

0:41:18.210 --> 0:41:23.940
<v Joel Comm>Mills again soon. Brad Mills can on Twitter because he

0:41:23.940 --> 0:41:27.299
<v Joel Comm>was the guy who called Luna before it happened. He

0:41:27.300 --> 0:41:30.630
<v Joel Comm>was the guy who called Celsius before it happened. And

0:41:30.630 --> 0:41:33.299
<v Joel Comm>I'll bet you he was calling you after, too. I

0:41:33.300 --> 0:41:34.830
<v Joel Comm>want to know what he's calling next.

0:41:35.100 --> 0:41:38.100
<v Travis Wright>Yeah, I wonder if he's calling Crypto.com and some of

0:41:38.100 --> 0:41:41.580
<v Travis Wright>these other ones, because that's like, you know, gosh, if

0:41:41.580 --> 0:41:44.040
<v Travis Wright>you just become so bad, if that's the case, right.

0:41:44.100 --> 0:41:49.259
<v Travis Wright>Where the global markets crash, that's going to probably happen

0:41:49.260 --> 0:41:51.810
<v Travis Wright>in our lifetime, if not sooner, then we would really

0:41:51.810 --> 0:41:54.600
<v Travis Wright>feel comfortable around. We've been talking about it for a

0:41:54.600 --> 0:41:59.520
<v Travis Wright>long time. Fiat money always crashes. What has happened traditionally

0:41:59.850 --> 0:42:04.290
<v Travis Wright>is countries would then reach an equilibrium around the amount

0:42:04.290 --> 0:42:06.540
<v Travis Wright>of gold that they have and they would tie their

0:42:06.540 --> 0:42:10.200
<v Travis Wright>currency to their gold that they have in storage. Is

0:42:10.200 --> 0:42:11.910
<v Travis Wright>that going to happen now? Because all I know is

0:42:11.910 --> 0:42:14.250
<v Travis Wright>that China has a lot of gold. Russia has a

0:42:14.250 --> 0:42:16.469
<v Travis Wright>lot of gold. America doesn't seem to have as much

0:42:16.469 --> 0:42:20.370
<v Travis Wright>gold as we would think they have. So what's next?

0:42:20.400 --> 0:42:21.150
<v Travis Wright>We shall see.

0:42:21.300 --> 0:42:24.000
<v Joel Comm>I don't know. All I know is this programmable dollar

0:42:24.000 --> 0:42:30.900
<v Joel Comm>is scary. Dystopian level. George Orwell, 1984 stuff. And while

0:42:30.900 --> 0:42:34.410
<v Joel Comm>not financial advice, if you want to consider it life advice,

0:42:34.410 --> 0:42:37.590
<v Joel Comm>I don't think this is ever bad advice. To figure

0:42:37.590 --> 0:42:41.489
<v Joel Comm>out how you can be as sovereign as possible. How

0:42:41.489 --> 0:42:46.230
<v Joel Comm>to take as much control of your life, where you live,

0:42:46.410 --> 0:42:49.530
<v Joel Comm>how safe you are, how much money you have, what

0:42:49.530 --> 0:42:52.380
<v Joel Comm>you're able to to do with your life, where you

0:42:52.380 --> 0:42:55.680
<v Joel Comm>can go. These are questions you need to be asking

0:42:55.680 --> 0:42:59.460
<v Joel Comm>yourself now before the hammer falls, because once the hammer

0:42:59.460 --> 0:43:02.850
<v Joel Comm>has fallen, it's too late. So figure out what you

0:43:02.850 --> 0:43:06.060
<v Joel Comm>need to do to set yourself up for success. For

0:43:06.060 --> 0:43:08.969
<v Joel Comm>some people, that means moving to a different country. For

0:43:08.969 --> 0:43:11.970
<v Joel Comm>some it means being somewhere rural where they're growing their

0:43:11.969 --> 0:43:16.950
<v Joel Comm>own food right there. There's all kinds of alternatives. This

0:43:16.950 --> 0:43:19.469
<v Joel Comm>is not a paid ad, but a site that I

0:43:19.469 --> 0:43:24.120
<v Joel Comm>have referenced and subscribed to is called Sovereign Man dot com.

0:43:24.630 --> 0:43:27.989
<v Joel Comm>The guy goes by the name Simon Black. It's not

0:43:27.989 --> 0:43:30.900
<v Joel Comm>his real name. I believe he lives in Puerto Rico

0:43:31.170 --> 0:43:33.900
<v Joel Comm>as well. In fact, I'll pull it up really quickly.

0:43:34.350 --> 0:43:37.509
<v Joel Comm>I'm not sure what I pay each month to to

0:43:37.739 --> 0:43:41.250
<v Joel Comm>be able to have access to this information, but they

0:43:41.250 --> 0:43:46.350
<v Joel Comm>do quite a bit of research on different countries and

0:43:46.350 --> 0:43:50.370
<v Joel Comm>different economies and opportunities that are available. This is the

0:43:50.460 --> 0:43:54.299
<v Joel Comm>the site right here, sovereign mankombu helping you gain more

0:43:54.300 --> 0:43:59.640
<v Joel Comm>freedom and prosperity. And this is the first place that

0:43:59.640 --> 0:44:03.750
<v Joel Comm>I heard and read about moving to Puerto Rico to

0:44:03.750 --> 0:44:07.200
<v Joel Comm>be able to legally keep more of the income that

0:44:07.200 --> 0:44:10.049
<v Joel Comm>I earn and not have to pay taxes on all

0:44:10.050 --> 0:44:14.310
<v Joel Comm>of it. So definitely recommend that you check it out

0:44:14.310 --> 0:44:17.430
<v Joel Comm>and take control of your own stuff, gang, because nobody

0:44:17.430 --> 0:44:19.200
<v Joel Comm>else is going to do it for you. The government

0:44:19.200 --> 0:44:21.029
<v Joel Comm>is certainly not looking out for you.

0:44:22.640 --> 0:44:25.529
<v Travis Wright>Hey, yo, I think we've set it off. Ladies and gentlemen,

0:44:28.290 --> 0:44:44.140
<v Travis Wright>if you. A group Whose band?

0:44:45.969 --> 0:44:49.600
<v Joel Comm>The Bad Crypto podcast is a production of Bad Crypto LLC.

0:44:49.780 --> 0:44:52.510
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0:44:52.510 --> 0:44:56.590
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0:44:56.590 --> 0:45:00.550
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0:45:00.550 --> 0:45:03.580
<v Joel Comm>or trading advice of any kind. You shouldn't make any

0:45:03.580 --> 0:45:07.240
<v Joel Comm>decisions as to finances, investing, trading or anything else based

0:45:07.239 --> 0:45:11.770
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0:45:11.770 --> 0:45:15.190
<v Joel Comm>with a professional financial advisor. Please understand that the trading

0:45:15.190 --> 0:45:20.230
<v Joel Comm>of Bitcoins and alternative cryptocurrencies have potential risks involved. Anyone

0:45:20.230 --> 0:45:22.629
<v Joel Comm>wishing to invest in any of the currencies or tokens

0:45:22.630 --> 0:45:25.990
<v Joel Comm>mentioned on this podcast should first seek their own independent

0:45:25.989 --> 0:45:27.850
<v Joel Comm>professional financial advisor.