I've been exploring the concept of account flipping lately and heard some intriguing success stories. For those who've tried it, what was your experience like? Did you find it as profitable as some claim, or did you encounter challenges along the way?
I'll encourage you to go ahead. It came as a shock to me when I first saw how profitable it is. Although I'll advise working with a hedge fund manager because that is the only skilled and experienced personality that is up to the task.
I've heard a lot of hot-takes on gold vs bitcoin over the years. I don't think it's hyperbole to say that Tyler's explanation of the value of gold vs bitcoin among millennials and even more so, Gen-Zers, is the most definitive and clarifying take I've heard to date about the cross-section between technology forward-minded generations and the concept of store of value. Hearing his explanation opened my mind to envisioning a world where people, en masse, wake up one day and say, "Why the heck are we still digging for these rocks in caves and mountains?!"
Yes, gold digging takes up as much or more energy as bitcoin. At least Bitcoin can use renewable energy. From wind, solar, to wasted natural gas energy. Water energy to volcano energy.
Exciting times in the crypto world! The latest analysis reveals a bullish trend for Bitcoin in the coming week, especially intriguing following its recent weekly closing patterns. The approval of a Bitcoin ETF adds to the buzz, presenting a prime opportunity for investors to strategize and potentially capitalize on these market movements. Definitely a moment for crypto enthusiasts and investors to watch closely and make informed decisions in this ever-evolving market...managed to grow a nest egg of around 100k to a decent 932k in the space of a few months... I'm especially grateful to Linda Wilburn, whose deep expertise and traditional trading acumen have been invaluable in this challenging, ever-evolving financial landscape.
Investing has proven to be an incredibly beneficial decision. My cryptocurrency profits continue to play a substantial role in growing my overall wealth, reducing my reliance on my salary.
You guys are primarily discussing market dynamics based on the btc float. Holding btc for the moneyness is the main use case and is massive in comparison. The float is dominated by fiat maxis
At 59:00 the guy with glasses really shows his ignorance around Bitcoin. The tech at the base layer does not need to improve. It’s functioning exactly how it’s meant to function and the fact that its tech hasn’t materially improved is a feature, not a bug. Similar to how the US Constitution is so valuable bc it’s doesn’t change… if it was easy to change for the good, it would also be easy to change for the bad. Immutability is the constitution’s super power and the same goes for Bitcoin. The tech improvements are happening in Bitcoin at higher layers. TCP/IP hasn’t changed.. it’s boring and basic. Yet unbelievably complex layers are built on top of it creating the internet we know today. Same with Bitcoin. Base layer is perfect. Improvements are being built on top.
This may be one of the best episodes of Weekly Roundup EVER (been watching since 2021). Love the point -- counter-point, and lot of arguments that I haven't heard elsewhere before. Thank you!
Completely disagree with much of what the glasses guy said around 1:05:00. Money converges to one. Value all flows to the BEST money. We saw that with gold (silver stuck around bc gold wasn’t divisible enough for small transactions). Gold beat all other forms. Today we have many currencies bc they’re forced by governments but free markets will always choose one (or two if there’s a major flaw in the one that needs to be addressed).
What? Did I hear Mike say that the barrier of entry for being a participant of the Ethereum network is low? Do you even run an Ethereum node? Do you know why nobody bothers running a node other than large staking operations? Because it's hardware requirements, most run an Amazon server, another central point of failure. On the other hand, you could build a bitcoin node with a raspberry pi and a 1tb hd, and run the bitcoin software, keeping the network secure. Ethereum is over complicated inferior spaghetti code that basically runs in Amazon servers.
Host is a very confused shitcoiner who seems to naively believe that "next-gen blockchains" are solving the cryptocurrency trilemma. They are not. Decentralization, Security, and Scalability. Pick 2. There is no solution where all 3 are achieved on the base layer.
I'd like to preface this by pointing out it's not just you guys but.... You guys need to work out a better way to do your ads, I actively avoid most of your videos now unless it's a guest I really want to see where as I used to watch them all. Usually get to the first disruptive ad lecture and leave. Not paying for UA-cam premium to then still have 15 minutes of ads in a podcast.
amazing freestyle guy’s , one of the best !! I’ve learned 100x more in this 1 hour than almost all others,, appreciate the honesty and depth .. you’re a great trio with brilliant countering thoughts 🙏
Eth tech is possibly worse than bitcoin. If it was introduced today it would be laughed out of the building. Solana is dangerous to hang our hat on. We have work to do
Can we please enjoy 5 minutes of bullishness without crapping all over it? Worst take I’ve heard in a while, buying bitcoin is the same as buying meme coins😂.
It's interesting to listen to 3 really smart traders who kinda/sorta understand Bitcoin and the rest of crypto (but they don't really understand it), trying to explain it to each other. This is where you are going to miss having someone like Yusko who really understands Bitcoin around to coach you through to useful conclusions.
The "only Bitcoin will pump" argument seems to me like one put forward by maximalists and other Bitcoin-centric individuals. It follows their assumption that Bitcoin is somehow elevated or holy, when in reality it exists in the same market and is subject to the same rules of network growth as any other well thought out crypto commodity. There's also a problem in dialogue when having these kinds of discussions. Bitcoiners have absolute conviction there is no other use case, yet haven't walked out onto the fringes to understand what is novel. To retort means needing to educate someone who is unwilling, and so the conversation kind of just ends. It's this strange culture of presenting and celebrating one's ignorance as being virtuous or somehow intellectually refined.
@@jcantonelli1 Bittensor is novel (proof of work for machine intelligence). As is the Reserve Protocol (multi asset backed and redeemable currencies/Flatcoins/indices with deterministic insurance). As is cVault Finance (permanently locked liquidity/SoV with a price floor whose token acts as key to accessing its underlying). As is ElastOS (Programs/executables, think video, music, games, media in general, accessable only through decryption with NFTs). These are a few.
All you might need is an expert assigned by a brokerage company that will trade for you and handle your capital professionally and give your weekly returns of investment without any extra fees attached
Yeah that's right I think the best way is to invest with a professional, at least it saves the trauma of too much losses.I'm also a proud beneficiary of hers too!
Wow. I'm so excited seeing Ms.Evelyn Turner been mentioned here also. Didn't know she has been good to other people too, this is wonderful because I also started with a UA-cam referral like this.
Yo, can you get Some of the guys from like Dragonfly Capital on here because like hearing some of these guys talk about altcoins It's making my brain fry and I've watched you speak with Shriram of Eigenlayer Like I can't please for this season. We need the guests to be on the same level This is a very hard episode to watch
The last 20-25 minutes demonstrate that, between the 3 of you, there's no real understanding of Bitcoin, the Alts, or the differences between them. You guys need to bring back Yusko or find another Yusko who actually understands the field at more than a bro level. There are already a ton of bro-casts. We don't need another one.
Yeah, I'm not watching this, uh, this series anymore. I did not think it would literally fall off this fast after Mark Yusko is not there anymore. I'm done. Not watching this series. I watched some of your other podcasts, but we can't be having the guy with the American shirt on here talking about crypto in the middle of a bull run. This shit is ridiculous.😊
Looking at it as people will get rich and leave the labor market is such a govt/businessman way of looking at things... If the labor market is too low, then why do they have to produce all these new jobs each month the president is always bragging about? A job is a net negative. Its work that needs done.
Do not presume that Googles Gemini failure was an accident. Given its dominance in the industry, Google has amassed high levels of technical expertise, the kind that would have caught this problem before Gemini released. This mess could very well could be the result of an internal rebellion against the toxicity of the woke culture that has permeated every aspect of that company. The sanctified DEI offices directed the social parameters to the designers and they followed those instructions to a point of absurdity. If true, we’ll played
Maybe you don't live in a woke city or have many woke coworkers but I think you're underestimating the unironic absurdity of people's apparently genuine opinions on all things woke. I believe you're thinking in the right direction but that it's less likely intentional sabotage than the fact that their employees are so overpaid and pampered that they can afford to be that out of touch. On top of that, small companies, like OpenAI, do have certain advantages - namely, a very tight and narrow focus in a highly specialized domain and a lean business model. The sprawl of google's various projects amounts to a bureaucracy and is accumulating the inefficiencies that a bureaucracy entails.
@@numbynumb well, that could be however, I have a family member who was until recently employed at Google HR. Words fail to describe the insanity of her existence over the last several years.
It's not the saaaame. 😢 Cup of Coffee.... listen to Mike and Mark shoot the poop. That was a solid Saturday Morning. Sad panda. Is there anyway to get just Mike and Mark on their own channel? Those two together make me happy.
Between the glut of ads and the host's mind-numbing shitcoinery, I'm losing my ability to listen to these episodes. The former Franklin-Templeton guy is the only one who picqued my interest at all throughout the entire show.
Where's Mark Yusko? Yusko is the only reason I watched! Time to Unsubscribe. I have a feeling Blockworks didn't want to pay Mark for his time, Blockworks getting Greedy during the Bull Market, not a good look!
Dudes. Really like your talks. But you guys should listen to Richard Heart. He is like 2 to 3 years ahead. Hex example as store of value much better without mining energy loss. And much much more
I've been exploring the concept of account flipping lately and heard some intriguing success stories. For those who've tried it, what was your experience like? Did you find it as profitable as some claim, or did you encounter challenges along the way?
I'll encourage you to go ahead. It came as a shock to me when I first saw how profitable it is. Although I'll advise working with a hedge fund manager because that is the only skilled and experienced personality that is up to the task.
Can you share the hedgefund manager that flipped yours? A
I've heard a lot of hot-takes on gold vs bitcoin over the years. I don't think it's hyperbole to say that Tyler's explanation of the value of gold vs bitcoin among millennials and even more so, Gen-Zers, is the most definitive and clarifying take I've heard to date about the cross-section between technology forward-minded generations and the concept of store of value. Hearing his explanation opened my mind to envisioning a world where people, en masse, wake up one day and say, "Why the heck are we still digging for these rocks in caves and mountains?!"
Yes, gold digging takes up as much or more energy as bitcoin. At least Bitcoin can use renewable energy. From wind, solar, to wasted natural gas energy. Water energy to volcano energy.
Exciting times in the crypto world! The latest analysis reveals a bullish trend for Bitcoin in the coming week, especially intriguing following its recent weekly closing patterns. The approval of a Bitcoin ETF adds to the buzz, presenting a prime opportunity for investors to strategize and potentially capitalize on these market movements. Definitely a moment for crypto enthusiasts and investors to watch closely and make informed decisions in this ever-evolving market...managed to grow a nest egg of around 100k to a decent 932k in the space of a few months... I'm especially grateful to Linda Wilburn, whose deep expertise and traditional trading acumen have been invaluable in this challenging, ever-evolving financial landscape.
She's often interacts on Telegrams, using the user-name.
Lindawilburn
I appreciate the professionalism and dedication of the team behind Linda’s trade signal service.
Investing has proven to be an incredibly beneficial decision. My cryptocurrency profits continue to play a substantial role in growing my overall wealth, reducing my reliance on my salary.
Linda Wilburn strategy has normalized winning trades for me and it’s a huge milestone for me looking back to how it all started.
I don't know what it is but I love Weekly Roundup lately! I always yusko skip it but now I never miss it!
Mike loves to pump his ETH bags
You guys are primarily discussing market dynamics based on the btc float. Holding btc for the moneyness is the main use case and is massive in comparison. The float is dominated by fiat maxis
everyone is a fiat maxi by default at this point
Bitcoin is money. It doesn’t need the tech upgrade. The layer 2s solve that. Altcoins are playing with fire in terms of security and decentralization.
At 59:00 the guy with glasses really shows his ignorance around Bitcoin. The tech at the base layer does not need to improve. It’s functioning exactly how it’s meant to function and the fact that its tech hasn’t materially improved is a feature, not a bug. Similar to how the US Constitution is so valuable bc it’s doesn’t change… if it was easy to change for the good, it would also be easy to change for the bad. Immutability is the constitution’s super power and the same goes for Bitcoin. The tech improvements are happening in Bitcoin at higher layers. TCP/IP hasn’t changed.. it’s boring and basic. Yet unbelievably complex layers are built on top of it creating the internet we know today. Same with Bitcoin. Base layer is perfect. Improvements are being built on top.
This may be one of the best episodes of Weekly Roundup EVER (been watching since 2021). Love the point -- counter-point, and lot of arguments that I haven't heard elsewhere before. Thank you!
Between the American flag t-shirt and the collage-style artwork in the background, Tyler is putting out very Jasper Johns vibes today
Didn't really talk about how bitcoin can now do everything ETH and the rest can do.
Completely disagree with much of what the glasses guy said around 1:05:00. Money converges to one. Value all flows to the BEST money. We saw that with gold (silver stuck around bc gold wasn’t divisible enough for small transactions). Gold beat all other forms. Today we have many currencies bc they’re forced by governments but free markets will always choose one (or two if there’s a major flaw in the one that needs to be addressed).
Host is a shitcoiner, so...yeah.
New personality test: N-vidia or Ni-vidia
lol always interesting to hear how people away from Silicon Valley pronounce tech company names
Mike’s sweater is dope stop hating
What? Did I hear Mike say that the barrier of entry for being a participant of the Ethereum network is low? Do you even run an Ethereum node? Do you know why nobody bothers running a node other than large staking operations? Because it's hardware requirements, most run an Amazon server, another central point of failure.
On the other hand, you could build a bitcoin node with a raspberry pi and a 1tb hd, and run the bitcoin software, keeping the network secure. Ethereum is over complicated inferior spaghetti code that basically runs in Amazon servers.
People literally run Ethereum validators on raspberry pis. You're thinking of Solana.
Host is a very confused shitcoiner who seems to naively believe that "next-gen blockchains" are solving the cryptocurrency trilemma.
They are not.
Decentralization, Security, and Scalability.
Pick 2.
There is no solution where all 3 are achieved on the base layer.
I'd like to preface this by pointing out it's not just you guys but.... You guys need to work out a better way to do your ads, I actively avoid most of your videos now unless it's a guest I really want to see where as I used to watch them all. Usually get to the first disruptive ad lecture and leave. Not paying for UA-cam premium to then still have 15 minutes of ads in a podcast.
amazing freestyle guy’s , one of the best !!
I’ve learned 100x more in this 1 hour than almost all others,, appreciate the honesty and depth .. you’re a great trio with brilliant countering thoughts 🙏
You know the bull market is back when Tyler returns! Let’s fucking go! Bear market comes when we see Yusko’s socks!
are there no more interviews with mark yusko?
too good .... gonna listen twice and take notes
I don’t agree that PoW and PoS consensus mechanisms compete in the same space.
Eth tech is possibly worse than bitcoin. If it was introduced today it would be laughed out of the building. Solana is dangerous to hang our hat on. We have work to do
Sovereign states are busy right now, working on ways to exploit, defame, and malign crypto. It's what they do.
Thank you for the reduction in 'like' word count!
Yusko fired for telling people to watch Tucker's interview with Putin lol
I miss Yusko, but liked this episode. These guys are sharp.
Thanks guys
So where's Yusko, still inline at the airport wondering that GASP there are other people travelling on the EXACT SAME DAY HE IS ?!
😂
Nah he is probably just out buying bitcoin orange underwear.
You guys missed his farewell episode apparently 😢
55:00 "the tech for BTC hasnt improved" shitcoin prelude right there. Has the tech for gold improved?
Great to see Tyler back!
Match up the global M2 chart with the BTC/USD chart.
guys why is this not the regular recap? seriously
The explanation at the end in terms of blockspace and BTC/ETH being small computing with the new ones doing more is incredible!
Can we please enjoy 5 minutes of bullishness without crapping all over it? Worst take I’ve heard in a while, buying bitcoin is the same as buying meme coins😂.
I miss Tyler, look forward to seeing him more. He's always rational and insightful.
It's interesting to listen to 3 really smart traders who kinda/sorta understand Bitcoin and the rest of crypto (but they don't really understand it), trying to explain it to each other.
This is where you are going to miss having someone like Yusko who really understands Bitcoin around to coach you through to useful conclusions.
35:11 to skip next ad
New sub here!
Gr8 sho
Generally find Tyler to be insightful, but his take on gold was a bit over the top.
9:16 to skip ad
The "only Bitcoin will pump" argument seems to me like one put forward by maximalists and other Bitcoin-centric individuals. It follows their assumption that Bitcoin is somehow elevated or holy, when in reality it exists in the same market and is subject to the same rules of network growth as any other well thought out crypto commodity.
There's also a problem in dialogue when having these kinds of discussions. Bitcoiners have absolute conviction there is no other use case, yet haven't walked out onto the fringes to understand what is novel. To retort means needing to educate someone who is unwilling, and so the conversation kind of just ends.
It's this strange culture of presenting and celebrating one's ignorance as being virtuous or somehow intellectually refined.
What are some of the "novel use-cases" out on the fringes?
I've seen nothing compelling.
@@jcantonelli1 Bittensor is novel (proof of work for machine intelligence). As is the Reserve Protocol (multi asset backed and redeemable currencies/Flatcoins/indices with deterministic insurance). As is cVault Finance (permanently locked liquidity/SoV with a price floor whose token acts as key to accessing its underlying). As is ElastOS (Programs/executables, think video, music, games, media in general, accessable only through decryption with NFTs).
These are a few.
How can I ask? I'm just starting out, is there anyone who can help me with crypto trading without causing too much damage?
All you might need is an expert assigned by a brokerage company that will trade for you and handle your capital professionally and give your weekly returns of investment without any extra fees attached
I suggest ms.Evelyn Turner, she holds the credit of being crucial about the mrkt and also a knowledgeable broker to be proud of
Yeah that's right I think the best way is to invest with a professional, at least it saves the trauma of too much losses.I'm also a proud beneficiary of hers too!
Wow. I'm so excited seeing Ms.Evelyn Turner been mentioned here also. Didn't know she has been good to other people too, this is wonderful because I also started with a UA-cam referral like this.
Please do you mind sharing any means to reach out to her easily?
Isn’t a huge portion of ETHs nodes like 35% hosted on AWS servers? How is that decentralized when a 3rd of the network is controlled by Jeff bezos?
Yo, can you get Some of the guys from like Dragonfly Capital on here because like hearing some of these guys talk about altcoins It's making my brain fry and I've watched you speak with Shriram of Eigenlayer Like I can't please for this season. We need the guests to be on the same level This is a very hard episode to watch
The last 20-25 minutes demonstrate that, between the 3 of you, there's no real understanding of Bitcoin, the Alts, or the differences between them. You guys need to bring back Yusko or find another Yusko who actually understands the field at more than a bro level. There are already a ton of bro-casts. We don't need another one.
Yeah, I'm not watching this, uh, this series anymore. I did not think it would literally fall off this fast after Mark Yusko is not there anymore. I'm done. Not watching this series. I watched some of your other podcasts, but we can't be having the guy with the American shirt on here talking about crypto in the middle of a bull run. This shit is ridiculous.😊
Welcome back Tyler
Looking at it as people will get rich and leave the labor market is such a govt/businessman way of looking at things...
If the labor market is too low, then why do they have to produce all these new jobs each month the president is always bragging about?
A job is a net negative. Its work that needs done.
QNT HBAR ALGO AVAX FILECOIN JASMY LITECOIN ARKHAM
the institutions and boomer-millionaires will make the difference / they are mostly just bitcoin / bitcoin is developing away from "normal retail"
Elon musk is one of us
Elon rocks!
What happened to Mark Yusko !!???
Was wondering the same thing
Left the show a couple weeks back
Can’t replace Mark….
One of a kind!
and by that i mean these guys should be regulars!
who are these clowns? this young host did not seem like a clown next to Yusko. Had enough.
Do not presume that Googles Gemini failure was an accident. Given its dominance in the industry, Google has amassed high levels of technical expertise, the kind that would have caught this problem before Gemini released. This mess could very well could be the result of an internal rebellion against the toxicity of the woke culture that has permeated every aspect of that company. The sanctified DEI offices directed the social parameters to the designers and they followed those instructions to a point of absurdity. If true, we’ll played
Maybe you don't live in a woke city or have many woke coworkers but I think you're underestimating the unironic absurdity of people's apparently genuine opinions on all things woke. I believe you're thinking in the right direction but that it's less likely intentional sabotage than the fact that their employees are so overpaid and pampered that they can afford to be that out of touch. On top of that, small companies, like OpenAI, do have certain advantages - namely, a very tight and narrow focus in a highly specialized domain and a lean business model. The sprawl of google's various projects amounts to a bureaucracy and is accumulating the inefficiencies that a bureaucracy entails.
@@numbynumb well, that could be however, I have a family member who was until recently employed at Google HR. Words fail to describe the insanity of her existence over the last several years.
Unironic Bitcoin maxis lol
Mike's takes are horrible. Hopefully these 2 new guys wear off on him.
It’s called JASMY
Fomo in now!!!!!!!! 😂😂😂😂
It's not the saaaame. 😢
Cup of Coffee.... listen to Mike and Mark shoot the poop. That was a solid Saturday Morning. Sad panda.
Is there anyway to get just Mike and Mark on their own channel? Those two together make me happy.
Stasum Token's technology is ahead of its time. This will be huge!
Worst ep in over 2 years dude, insane
There will not be an eth etf.....
Between the glut of ads and the host's mind-numbing shitcoinery, I'm losing my ability to listen to these episodes.
The former Franklin-Templeton guy is the only one who picqued my interest at all throughout the entire show.
Where's Mark Yusko? Yusko is the only reason I watched! Time to Unsubscribe. I have a feeling Blockworks didn't want to pay Mark for his time, Blockworks getting Greedy during the Bull Market, not a good look!
Ik same
Such a better show now mark has gone
Dumbest thing I’ve heard all year!
Yay Mark is gone 🎉
How can you fail to discuss Coinbase's problem and how they will throttle any god candles? They are a real problem if money pours in.
B/c host is likely sponsored by them.
Only praises them, never critiques them even when it's warranted.
Shit coin distractions, ETH ETF is not happening, shorting it.
Alexander vs Fink. I wonder who will win.
Dudes. Really like your talks. But you guys should listen to Richard Heart. He is like 2 to 3 years ahead. Hex example as store of value much better without mining energy loss. And much much more