For Bitcoin to hit 10K, that means that everyone, ETFs, institutions, private holders,
like the majority of these folks would have to get rid of their Bitcoin for it to go this low.
Unfortunately, I think that now every politician is going to be way more tactful about how they
approach breaking the news. They're going to try to soften everything.
This is a net negative. I think what they're trying to do is make sure that the market can
operate like Bitcoin does. 24-7, immutable ledger. The problem is that these blockchains are
centralized. For all of these boomers with, you know, high net worth individuals that think it's
just, you know, set it and forget it by buying an ETF or investing in a shit treasury. Well,
I have bad news for you, my friend.
Hey, everyone. Welcome to another episode of Bitcoin Banter. I have Greer and Tony with me.
Guys, up first from Cointelegraph, this is an alert. Mike McGlone, a senior commodity strategist
at Bloomberg Intelligence, warns Bitcoin may be entering a long-term mean reversion with risks
of a move toward $10,000 after its 2025 rollover. He sounds, as Greer, you mentioned offline, a lot
like Peter Schiff. What's your take on this one, Greer? I don't think this is happening.
If it did happen, it would only occur for a few minutes.
I mean, imagine a wick down to 10K.
It would spike back up as everybody saw what a great buying opportunity this was.
I don't think we're going down to 50.
You know, Mike McGlone has been kind of bear posting over the last six months.
He's calling for lower numbers.
And yeah, like you said, you know, maybe he sees what Peter Schiff is able to generate
in traffic and in clicks and views.
And or maybe this is just Bloomberg fighting against a new technology that's emerging and taking over the world.
I don't think Bitcoin's going lower as much as we might like it to so that we could purchase more.
I think we're only going up over time.
Maybe we'll have some more months of sideways trading.
But Bitcoin is scarce.
And the fact is, the buying is not stopped.
And it won't stop anytime in the near future.
So I think if you zoom out, we're only going up forever.
I agree with that. Tony, do you see any possibility? Is there a scenario? Because we're going to talk here in a few minutes about a recent dip. Do you think there's any possibility that we see something like this amidst fears of the unknown, the chaos going on in the world?
no man for bitcoin to hit 10k that means that everyone etfs everyone institutions private
holders like the majority of these folks would have to get rid of their bitcoin for it to go
this low which i honestly don't see happening at all i don't know where this guy gets his uh
his predictions from i don't know maybe it sounds more like you know engagement uh engagement
baiting or you know the only thing that's going to go this slow is this high iq as of this uh as
of this ridiculous post there's no chance this happens but you know i i am cognizant of the fact
that a lot of folks out there still treat bitcoin as a speculative asset which is like the dumbest
thing you can do but of course you know this is the world we live in and people have to learn that
lesson the hard way so we still have to go through the ups and downs and people like this clown
don't help you know when somebody already knows nothing and then you know he relies on
so to speak influential experts like this this this guy well you know it just prolongs the pain
i think you also raise a really good point that we've got a lot more passive buyers people just
holding in etfs that kind of thing going on and i i don't suspect the us paranoid crypto anarchists
are likely to just dump all of our Bitcoin at any point in time.
We've been holding for a long time, high conviction.
So I would tend to...
And who knows, man, like this guy can be paid to save these stupidities.
Like, I mean, you don't know what's going on in the background.
We are still definitely at the they fight you stage.
And this could be just, you know, one of many things included in that mix.
Speaking of the then they fight you stage.
So TFTC reported, I think yesterday, yeah, Google Maps deleted PubKey DC's entire listing
overnight all reviews and photos gone no warning no explanation given so you can't find pub key dc
at the moment and hunter beast quote tweeted it and said taps the sign and he linked to his post
where he said safe to say we're still squarely in the then they fight you stage i would tend to
agree with that but tony i would love to hear your thoughts on this particular move yeah of course man
this this these events like for me are bullish believe it or not because it just highlights
what kind of garbage we have out there that people are so accustomed to using on a daily basis,
thinking it's good. When you put so much power in the hands of one institution, in this case,
Google, who can literally erase this company's existence by a click of a button, that's insane,
right? That should push everyone to find solutions to prevent this from happening ever again.
So if Google can delete the address and the existence of an institution, can you imagine the abuse of a bank with your money?
This is what's so mind-blowing to me that most people still don't understand this and still entrust third parties with their wealth,
knowing that this very example that Google did can happen, copy-paste from any bank with your money.
so now that there's an option that prevents this entirely why aren't more people racing towards it
right like i mean it's like an enigma almost to try to figure out this mystery
when it's clearly so obvious to people like us yeah i i agree with that it's um
it's one of these things though that we we to your point tony we become so reliant on a couple
of companies for fundamental services because you know that basically you know the the uh ride
share companies all of they're plugging into google maps and so if you're trying to plug in
you know pub key dc you're probably gonna have a hard time if i were to guess and uh it's going to
be more and more difficult for bitcoin for physical bitcoin or locations to uh to continue to thrive
but i agree with you i think what it the signal it sends to me isn't oh shoot they're fighting us
it's they they're concerned that we're about to win in some very big significant way and so it makes me
uh optimistic that uh we're we're just heading in the right direction we got yeah we definitely
need more decentralized solutions to absolutely everything man this this is like handing someone
a gun and praying they don't shoot you like why would you give someone the gun in the first place
right no you're you're exactly right greer what do you think yeah pub key in new york uh famously
took the first Bitcoin transaction and President Trump bought a beer over the Lightning Network.
You know, so this is a cultural hub for Bitcoiners. And I think the lesson is, you know,
if we're going to be the crypto capital of the world, you know, we need friends in Washington.
Maybe they didn't support the Genius Act or the Clarity Bill or who knows what. And this is just
retribution. But you're right. When a company has this much power, you know, we're pretty much like
ants under the magnifying glass. So, you know, my hope is that sort of being de-platformed by Google
really just raises awareness. You know, this is a bar where you can enjoy Bitcoin culture.
This isn't a subversive group of people. You know, these are your bros. These are your friends.
And I think that, you know, getting de-platformed like this is really just going to drive more
awareness for what a great place this is. I think that's well said. Alrighty, guys,
We've got from Seven Seas, which is an interesting account to follow if you don't already.
So he quote tweeted just in from the New York Stock Exchange.
They're launching a 24-7 U.S. stock trading platform through new on-chain tokenization.
So he had tweeted back in June of last year, the tokenization of everything is approaching.
It'll start with stocks and bonds.
Eventually, every strawberry at the grocery store will have a token ID.
And so now what he is saying is and the stocks and bonds are starting.
Greer, what is your take on this?
A 24-7 on-chain tokenized exchange for stock trading.
This means that you own nothing and be happy in my opinion You know tokenization means that you own an IOU of something that already permissioned you know like a stock or a bond
So I think that this is a net negative.
You know, I think what they're trying to do
is make sure that the market can operate like Bitcoin does,
24-7, immutable ledger.
The problem is that these blockchains are centralized.
And I think the also dangerous thing that we can see
is that with Polymarket, with CalSheet,
with people betting and gambling on certain world events, that type of behavior is now coming for
the stock market. And to me, that's a net negative for humanity. Bitcoin is the alternative. You can
save your time and energy and effort, and you can own it. You don't need someone else's blockchain.
You can run a node at your own home. And this is an alternative. This is a stark contrast.
I expect to see everything in the world get tokenized over time.
And I think if you are a sovereign individual, this doesn't appeal to you.
You know, there's nothing to be gained except an incredible amount of risk.
I think the one potential advantage that I see to this is that no more Friday night announcements with zero consequence, which is what they usually do.
You know, that's the Fed comes out and makes an announcement on a Friday and then they scramble to have a solution by Sunday.
So that way, Monday, the markets don't get wrecked. Now people are going to respond in real time, presumably, to news as it unfolds.
Unfortunately, I think that now every politician is going to be way more tactful about how they approach breaking the news.
They're going to try to soften everything. So we're going to have even less transparency from the people who are announcing disasters as they come.
Tony, what do you think?
I think this is terrible news man and I don't understand how not more people are up in arms
against something like this like who gives the right for a handful of psychopaths to think that
they own the world and can just do whatever they want with it I mean this will appeal to those that
understand nothing I mean this is why I keep saying I genuinely believe we're headed towards
a two-tier world you know the the sheep and those you know that don't want to think and just you know
follow the rules, place the nice little shiny cages, and then the other half that are completely
sovereign. And those that are sovereign, living with sovereign money, unconfiscatable money,
they won't even be paying attention to this news. Like, I mean, this is like a world that's far,
far away from their everyday reality, right? And so I'm just like really shocked as to how there's
no more like a massive pushback against this news, which gets worse every other week. It's not like
it gets better, right? And people can't be that oblivious. But, you know, then again, with a lack
of pushback and reaction, it seems like they are, which is even more terrifying than the news itself.
I agree. All righty, guys. So Palantir, according to Leading Report, is reportedly developing a tool
for ICE that displays a map of potential deportation targets, allows agents to pull up
detailed profiles on individuals, and assigns a confidence score estimating how likely each
person is to be at a given address.
And of course, Axiomatic Enemy of the State tweets, this will eventually be used against
you too.
People have learned absolutely nothing from the implementation of the Patriot Act.
Couldn't agree more with that.
Tony, what's your take on this?
you are not free people in the united states guys i mean this can't be more clear um the fact that
this tech is allowed to progress the way it is and the fact that it's you know continuously used
and abused in the ways that we read about um there's only one way this ends if you know enough
people want it to end and it's not going to happen at the at the voting booth it's not going to happen
anywhere over a late night dinner.
It's going to happen in one of two ways.
You either defund it by opting out of the money that powers it all,
or you go to war against it.
Anything else, you're just going to comply with it.
Yeah, I agree with that.
And I think most people, as they assess the options,
will choose to opt out.
The question is, how much pain is it going to take?
we were talking about that a bit offline. And unfortunately, I think a lot more that we've
experienced now. Greer, what do you think? Yeah, we're cooked. This is the problem reaction
solution scenario just playing out, you know, import 30 million illegals, get the country to
be riled up and upset, and now provide the solution that they wanted all along, which is
track and trace of individuals. So yeah, take out the subject here and replace it with any other
people group. You know, think about the opposite party at any year. It doesn't matter if it's this
year or next year or 10 years from now. But as political power swings from the left to the right,
the targets change also. So I think as Americans, as Tony said, we should be resisting this.
And I think it's also very, very obvious that if you are on the other side of this trade,
you are going to regret that you just allowed it to happen. So at the same time, you know,
my questions are like, what are we supposed to do about it? I think we have elected officials.
If you can pick up a phone and call someone, that might be your best option. I think we know that,
you know, voting doesn't seem to help anymore. Maybe it did at one point, but it certainly doesn't
now. But I think we're just seeing sort of the walls close in on the surveillance state. It's
here and it's growing and we're getting real, real, real world use cases that we are, you know,
we're expected to go along with, but there's always the other side that's a little bit darker.
Yeah. I don't know how Peter Thiel sleeps at night. He's a piece of shit.
Okay. We've got a 10 million Bitcoin held in self custody. Uh, so this is, I think down Tony,
you said from, we thought it maybe it was mid 50%. So it's down to 49%. The good news is we're still
at about half of Bitcoin is held in self custody. We need to grow that number, I think immensely.
but Tony as someone who has trained a ton of people on taking proper self-custody you talk
about it all the time what's your assessment of this this chart here? Man laziness and convenience
is a very powerful drug and unfortunately a lot of people are still addicted to it but this time
around you know this laziness and convenience is going to lead to destruction economic financial
destruction. And that's a lesson that I think too many folks are going to have to experience
in order to understand that, you know, relying on a third party for the preservation or the
managing or securing of your money is a definite sign of mental illness. That addiction, that
belief, that stupidity must be killed if you want to move forward into a world where you regain full
control over everything that you put your energy into. So relying on institutions because it's just
easier or because you think it's safer, that is a mirage, my friend. And a mirage is going to dry
up real fast, much sooner than you think. So for all of these boomers with high net worth
individuals that think it's just set it and forget it by buying an ETF or investing in a
shit treasury, well, I have bad news for you, my friend. You're going to have your Lebanon and Iran
moment a lot quicker than you think. If you're in one of these, to the right, we've got exchanges
and custodians, indirect exposure, and some yet to be mined. If you're in the exchanges and
custodians or indirect exposure camp, and you're not happy with number go up so far, it's your
fault. Okay. Run a node, take self custody. It's the only way we can verify that there's not paper
Bitcoin and paper Bitcoin doesn't offer you the promise that you probably signed up for when you
decided to start living on Bitcoin anyway. Greer, what do you have to add to that?
It's just staggering to see how much Bitcoin has gone into custody and the exchanges, especially,
you know, 7 million Bitcoin being held by institutions. I get that there are reputable
partners out there that are holding Bitcoin at scale, but we want to see more people holding
Bitcoin in self-custody with their private keys in their own control. You know, I think that this
red chart probably accounts for three or four million Bitcoin that are lost you know that will never be recovered so I I think that uh the real up call is that too much Bitcoin exists at the institutional level And if your coins are on Coinbase or another exchange
move them into self custody as quickly as possible. Remove the counterparty risk. You don't
need to have that in your life. You'll sleep so much better at night knowing that you control the
keys amen okay we've got uh eric doherty tweeted breaking a massive amount of albertans he doesn't
say a number i have no idea how big this actually is but it seems you know compelling massive amounts
of albertans just formed a huge line to sign a petition to secede from canada and potentially
become the 51st state after gaining independence it's the most conservative canadian province in
An election could be held soon for secession.
This guy welcomes that.
I don't necessarily have a strong opinion about adding a 51st state.
It looks like we're conquering a lot of land.
I'm not sure how much more we need.
But, Tony, you've spent some time in Canada.
I would love to hear your thoughts as to whether or not this seems good, viable.
Are you interested? Do you care?
I don't know how they think it's a good idea.
You know, this is, for me, this is what's a bit puzzling.
you're going from a bad situation to a potentially worse one if you really want to be independent
you base that independence on sound money you don't go you know from one shit system into another one
thinking it's going to somehow be all rosy if they're still using the dollar you know as a as
an independent country then they're not independent at all if they're basing their independence let's
say, on a Bitcoin standard, making that legal tender and, you know, rearranging the standards
and way of life, you know, in that sense, that could be a lot more compelling and potentially,
you know, like an example for other, you know, provinces or countries to follow along.
But to go from, you know, one bad system into another, I think it's a terrible idea and a waste
of time. I'm going to have to disagree. Now, for them, I don't care if Alberta,
joins the United States. I mean, I haven't thought about that except for just looking at the story.
But I think that, first of all, we've got clown world politics here in the U.S., absolutely.
We do have the currency that's going to die last, which I think is advantageous. And also,
we don't have a two-time central banker at the helm, which is what Canada has. Like,
they have opted into direct socialism. We have remnants of a free market in the United States
and a lot of firearms.
So if I had to choose between being in Canada
or being a part of the United States,
it's not even close.
I agree with you.
It's not perfect, but no place is perfect.
And I can understand why Canada would say,
hey, we're going to opt to be the 51st state
over being one of the provinces of Canada.
Yeah, but hold on.
You're trading a central banker
for a central bank digital currency
and a surveillance state.
That's coming everywhere though.
Yeah, but who's leading the way?
uh the uk australia no no the uk the uk is leading the implementation but what tech are
they using where is it coming from yeah they're using us ah there you go that can be outsourced
anywhere the palantir is not gonna it's not like the u.s has a monopoly on making that decision to
implement it palantir is going to sell their technology to israel to all the western europe
to all of our allies and they're going to all do the same thing. So all I'm saying is if I had to
choose what I want to be in a place where generally day to day in a state where I like in a state where
I live, I can do the things I want to do. I can go take a hike in the woods without being fined
like you can in Nova Scotia. I can own as many firearms as I want. Like I'd rather take that
than whatever they're doing in Canada. That's all I'm saying. I think it'd be interesting to look at
two things. You know, Trump has probably made this completely pointless, right? Because he's going to
take over Canada anyway after he secures Greenland. So if you're in Alberta, just wait, you'll be part
of the mix. But it could be interesting to see if Alberta gets special abilities, rights,
designations because they joined the United States. You know, with all the countries saying
that we shouldn't take Greenland, you know, Alberta's not jumping across the border the way
they are in Central America. So I think that's interesting. And the final point is, you know,
the Republicans would probably look at this group of Albertans and say they're ideologically aligned.
There are type of people we control the House, the Senate, the presidency.
We might as well get more voters while we have the chance.
If you were a Republican, I think you'd get this deal done, you know, within a week.
But, you know, at the same time, it's it'll probably happen anyway.
Greer, I don't want to spend too much time.
Is a conservative Canadian, though, sufficiently conservative to be a Republican in the U.S.?
I think that's a great question. I would say if America does acquire Canada, it should be a vassal state. I'm sorry, Canadians, you don't get voting rights, but you get trade between our countries, normalized relations. Maybe it's easier to get across the border and vacation in Florida.
no man if you want if they wanted to make this like a meaningful upgrade they should you know
consider becoming parts of the united arab emirates that would be that would be a significant
that would be a significant upgrade i mean a physical you know geographically they're not
that close but then that's not really a requirement right that's logistically complicated though but i
i i hear your point and uh i think what they're doing is they're saying look this is a terrible
situation, we'll take a less terrible situation, but we'll see. Guys, we spent a lot of time on
that, so we might need to move quickly through some of these. So Mags shared this video.
Actually, hey, let's just watch that. Hopefully you guys can hear this.
China just unveiled a spy drone that looks like a mosquito, and it's smaller than the tip of a
pencil, yet it's a fully functional surveillance device. Measuring just 0.6 centimeters, this tiny
drone is packed with micro cameras and microphones that can record audio capture video and transmit
everything back in real time developed by the national university of defense technology it
flaps its transparent wings 500 times per second weighs only 0.3 grams and is nearly invisible to
radar sure it can only fly for a few minutes but that's enough to sneak into rooms eavesdrop on
conversations scan for threats or gather intel right now it's still a prototype but china claims
it's designed for covert military operations. So next time you see a mosquito, you might want to
look twice. All right, Tony, you had the most frightening take on this. Why don't you tell
people what you think of this technology? Man, I get excited when I see videos like this,
not because of, you know, the potential bad use for it, but because, you know, like we're headed
towards that world. What did you expect the digital era, you know, with full AI to look like?
Of course, you're going to get products like this all over the place.
But the good news is, is that this ability to create these products is available to everyone,
not just governments.
And so we're going to see like a whole cocktail of things we've never imagined possible before.
And I think collectively, that would balance things out.
So it's not all doom and gloom, because there's a lot of intelligent people that will use this
tech, you know, to counter the, you know, potential evil from the other side. But the fact that this
tech is actually possible for a tech guy like myself, this is like Disneyland, man. So this is
why, you know, I smile when I watch these videos. I know it freaks a lot of people out because in
the context that it's being presented right now, yes, this is not a pretty picture. But, you know,
if you zoom out and look at the possibilities, you know, of putting this tech in someone with
good intentions, who can fight off bad people, then you have a more optimistic view on it.
I think the concern for me, Tony, is that in order to build tech like this, you need a lot
of capital. And the people who have a lot of capital are the big tech companies who are in
bed with the government, who don't want average people to be able to defend themselves against
this type of technology. So my concern is that it just becomes monopolized by basically government
in the background and that we never have the access to this now now maybe there's going to
be open source tools and everything and like this doesn't look like you know but like if there are
chips or like other harder to get more expensive components that go into it like it's probably not
like assembling a raspberry pi you know it's it could all prices are going down in a world you
know founded with ai or you know you know like with a lot of ai all over the place it price is not going to go up I mean I don think it costs that much to build something But can we access the supply chains Can we access the supply chains though
Or is that shut off to the general price?
You don't need to access the supply chain.
Most of these components can be 3D printed.
So anyone with access to a 3D printer and an AI giving him the schematics
of exactly what needs to be done, that can be whipped up in 15 minutes.
That's why I'm saying when the genie is out of the box,
It's out of the box for everyone.
You cannot contain this or think it's like exclusively reserved for governments and what
have you.
It's out.
It's out for 8.3 billion people.
Whoever wants to use it and takes the time to learn it, that ability is in their hands
as well.
So Greer, are you as optimistic that the droids who are going to inject the next pandemic
into the whole world and spy on us are a good thing?
Yeah, I'm in the terrified category.
You know, my brain is thinking like, how do I how do I set up a home defense from mosquito drones so that they can't, you know, eavesdrop on me and then sell me advertising or sell me products through advertising?
Because I think that's where this goes.
You know, this is all about big data.
Yeah, it's used initially for covert activities.
But then every small business in your city is going to be sending out swarms of drones to get customer data feedback.
What are they thinking?
What are they listening to? Are they going to be likely to buy my product? You know, I think the defense technology is going to be a natural, a natural reaction. You know, this is just physics at work here in the drone category. So I'm hopeful that we can develop some autonomous response to this. But, you know, overall, I say, goodness, send me back in time. You know, I want to go live on a farm somewhere. Horses, you know, drink out of a well. I'm ready for the Stone Age.
my takeaway is i do not have enough shotgun shells if this is the world will soon inhabit
so i think i'm going to be stocking up all righty wild inversion move tonight and this was from
uh two days ago wild move tonight is gold surge to a new all-time high while bitcoin moved the
opposite direction i mean this is a crazy chart to look at if you're watching this online uh if
you're not uh basically you can just see a great giant green candle for gold and bitcoin dumps uh
Tony, man, it feels like it's taken forever for people to sniff out what Bitcoin is.
They're sniffing out what's going on geopolitically, obviously, and going to the old pet rock that we've all played with for so long.
But what do you think is happening here?
Man, this is why I keep telling you, you can't be bearish enough on human IQ.
Most people don't think, most people don't take the time to learn anything new.
They just react, you know, and this is clearly a panic chart.
people are fearful of you know whatever it is that they're fearful of and they're just acting
on instinct not on knowledge on instinct because gold cannot function in the digital world it's like
you know buying fax machines because you don't trust email like that's how retarded this looks
to me and it's you know it's just a question of time before this reverses and the thing is when
it does i think it's going to come crashing down you know for for the gold bugs because they're
they're quickly going to realize that okay so we had our moment of fear but you know obviously it
was not the right decision and we need to go somewhere that actually makes sense for the
future and gold is not it no precious metals has you know like a long lifespan utility wise
in a digital world it's as simple as that yeah i i agree greer you think there's any uh signal here
or just dumb people making the wrong trade?
I think Bitcoin is really liquid.
So if you're Japan and you're looking at the rising yield and their bonds,
I think that we're seeing a lot of this play out
because of the Japan carry trade that's unwinding.
I also think that the president of the United States
can jump on his social platform and cause markets to shift.
And I think because Bitcoin is the most liquid,
if you're in trouble, it will be the first thing you sell. If you're a Bitcoiner, you know, this is
this is great. You know, I think after a year of sideways trading, we're probably all pretty
emotionally hardened. I would say that this, you know, going from 94 to 90, if even if we went down
to the 80s, it's not it's not that big of a deal. It's just a good time to buy sats. And I think if
you're someone who's invested in gold, just like Tony said, you know, this is old tech. It's only
going to be rotated into Bitcoin eventually. Maybe it won't happen today, but I think that
we're going to see a lot of gold surges be mirrored by Bitcoin as scarcity increases,
as education increases. So, you know, this is one of the benefits of being early, early to Bitcoin.
I agree. All righty, guys, let's jump to this last one here. So Lola Leach shared,
would anyone from Zcash like to clarify who in the fresh hell thought it was a good idea to
appoint a guy from world coin is the interim ceo of a quote privacy product i'm putting that in
quotes because i'm less confident uh so this guy stephen smith is now the interim ceo of electric
coin company primary developer of the z cash currency and he used to be with uh tools for
humanity as the head of protocol and applied research so basically a guy who's grifting you
know spying on people or at least part of a project that spies on people is now in charge of a privacy
product supposedly uh tony uh shitcoin land is just it's peaking in clown world uh yeah man i'm
not gonna waste any time and energy trying to dissect this level of stupidity it was a shit
coin to begin with so everything that comes around along with it you know it's going to be
you know at the same level so next yeah career anything you'd add i echo that this is probably
the least surprising news. Of course, a shitcoin company is going to hire someone who scanned
people's eyeballs to fairly distribute crypto, which is what WorldCoin did or does. I don't know
if it's a failed project or not. But yeah, I think that they're working as hard as they can
to create the alternative to Bitcoin. And I think that's another reason why we see the price being
held down. The institutions are acquiring it as quickly as they can. And I think that the other
side is working on building something that's viable. But, you know, they're grasping at straws.
It's not going to happen as much as they kick and scream. And Bitcoin's here to stay. So I think
it's a shame that people waste so much time working on cryptocurrencies. Put all that energy
and effort into Bitcoin. And I think the world would be instantly better. It would be better
overnight if we saw all of the time and talent and thought power going in towards more Bitcoin
adoption. I completely agree with that. Guys, that's a good place to wrap up. Thank you for
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