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Speaker 1: a much bigger deal for bitcoin than most are thinking.

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Speaker 1: We're going to look at how this will impact bitcoin's

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Speaker 1: watching and paying attention to as all this unfolds. Now

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Speaker 1: real quick. I'm Mark Moss. I've been making bitcoin and

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Speaker 1: macro educational content for over seven years with over one

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Speaker 1: fund called the Bigcoin Opportunity Fund. I'm the chief visionary

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Speaker 1: officer at Matador. It's a new public bitcoin company, and

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Speaker 1: I helped thousands of investors like you navigate these fast

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Speaker 1: So let's go all right, So what is this obscure

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Speaker 1: three number rule we're talking about. Well, this is SAB

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Speaker 1: SAB staff Accounting Bulletin. And basically this was issued by

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Speaker 1: It was a bulletin. Now why is that, Well, that

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