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[@wilburpaulk2371]

Eric has drunk the coolaid, but Luke did not bite. Luke is my hero.

[@davidschell3120]

Yep, I am finding harder and harder to listen to Eric. Guy going down a dark hole.

[@555frontier]

Luke is the best.

[@John-qt3vt]

Luke starts at 4:00

[@alanmrsic893]

Great stuff, thanks again! Let's go Bitcoin, to infinity and beyond 😅

[@jamescoffey2472]

Thank you, Erik. Luke is a great guest.

[@jacoblaue8937]

Hahahaha Erik questioning proof of work in favor of Ethereum tells you everything you need to know.

[@jacquesreilly1850]

Does it really matter? Cryptos ultimately have zero value until the world hegemon decides to make one their only currency.

[@nichole2757]

100- it shows either a massive blind spot or just a lack of intellectual curiosity. He’s clearly not been watching the terminal decline of all proof of stake networks against BTC

[@adamcar9376]

@@jacquesreilly1850yes it does

[@KittySquats]

Eth ran off 90% of their user base switching to proof of stake

[@yodaddy-u4l]

I see Luke and I click.

[@aspencouloir761]

Very good, thanks guys

[@mc-kz8zn]

Great interview, Luke is awesome to listen to. I agree however with the other comment on this; Erik clearly has more homework to do on bitcoin, he clearly doesn’t understand it given the comment about proof-of-work. Erik…go and read Broken Money by Lyn Alden, theres a whole section in her book on why proof-of-stake fails if used as a basis for apolitical, neutral money for the world. It’s not that complicated, please put in the time to research more on that.

[@mke6445davis]

He probably has read her book

[@BatmanBoss]

Luke!

[@GreatestAudioBooks]

Love Luke. I wish he was aware of the financial surveillance risks inherent to Bitcoin. kzbin.info/www/bejne/raKZqGNpepd3iZY

[@nathapolw]

A completely private cryptocurrency can work but will always remain a niche- it can never be embraced and can never be big enough to serve as a world reserve asset

[@GreatestAudioBooks]

@ you make a fair point. a fully transparent ledger may be ideal for governments. But for individuals and companies the risk of inadvertently receiving “tainted” coins or being extorted is real. Worth understanding the risks.

[@anthonygargano1861]

It’s called Fiscal Dominance

[@jackgoldman1]

Luke, please allow comments on your you tube channel. Why not?

[@ryanwhitley9789]

Anyone who allows commentary risks giving the noticers a voice. Sooner or later, probably sooner, some noticer or group of noticers will call out the communist jue criminal traitors destroying America and the world. The go...y im know.

[@ryanwhitley9789]

See what I mean.

[@johnsavers1168]

By allowing merchant pricing to be stated in both legal tender and in auction-based cryptocurrencies, such as BTC, KAS, and the like, expands business activity, disciplines the legal tender, and offers the possibility of separating the domestic legal tender currency and the faux currency, whereby the legal tender currency operates more in the international realm and the faux currency becomes the default "common domestic currency." Domestic taxes, such as an excise, can be built into any transaction, whether retail or peer-to-peer.

[@dereksmith3779]

I keep a healthy amount of short ETFs in my portfolio at all times. Not so much I'm loosing money overall when markets rally. However, when market falls these shoot up and cover all my losses. In August, shorts covered all my losses and I sold. and used proceeds to buy longs which shot up afterwards.

[@mickygarcia4251]

No one needs to sabotage Trump. That guy bankrupts casinos. It doesn't take a genius to do that.

[@jmwSeattle]

Listening to Luke is like hearing a priest explain his strange religion. Bumped out.

[@nathapolw]

It would seem strange if one is not following the development closely, I personally think he is connecting the dots.

[@Kevriyal5654]

Luke wants the ponzi to continue.

[@joshclay-s8t]

Of course he does, if we returned to sound money all of these fools would be out of a job. They have no skill set, their entire industry was created by currency’s and their counter party risk.

[@mikechannel5026]

Why cant i listen to this guys sounds so scammy voice like some salesman that want to sell something. Am i the only one?

[@nathapolw]

Doesn’t sound scammy to me but what he is saying about bitcoin might sounds conspiratorial if you haven’t been following the development closely - but as Erik said it could be a complete game changer. To me he sounds like someone who is thinking deeply out loud and allowing us to hear his thoughts. He was laying out different scenarios that could happen.

[@onlineadvertisingnet]

Who is Satoshi Nakamoto? Read Hijacking Bitcoin by Roger Ver. #freeross

[@Michael-qy1jz]

I'm not a crypto guy but W Street/ Phenta Gone clearly hyjhakked it, but if BC couldn't withstand that, then better to know now so it's not adopted by humanity.

[@GreatestAudioBooks]

Yep. Monero is actually private and fungible. BTC maxis are leaving a public trail for surveillance of all their financial transactions *forever*... but whatever. People will figure this out eventually. 😅 kzbin.info/www/bejne/raKZqGNpepd3iZY

[@ramrao668]

CIA ?

[@Michael-qy1jz]

@ramrao668 not their field. NSA etc/Pentagon

[@gounchface]

More nonsense.

[@bngeneva]

Japan is a classic case in point 😂🤣

[@bngeneva]

They are all such cloistered BSers,have no basic clue how the economy works but they are great salesmen😂🤣selling BS w authenticity😂🤣