THERE IS NO SECOND BEST - Saylor at BTCPrague 2023

[@Ngutech]

I find the story of Eric orange pilling Michael Saylor fascinating. Here it is, if you haven’t heard it… Eric Weiss had been introducing Bitcoin to Michael for years, but Michael was initially disinterested, considering it akin to online gambling. However, during the 2020 lockdowns, Michael delved into Bitcoin and became convinced of its potential. He called up Eric when the price was around $10,000 and said “hey, I bought 10,000.” Eric, surprised, said, "Mike, that's not really that much. You just bought one coin?" Michael replied, "No, I bought 10,000 bitcoins." 😂😂

[@jacquesdutoit88]

Epic story. Thanks for sharing! I hope to have Michael on my channel for a future podcast. Still building, so I'll give it a year before I reach out. I'll ask him to chat about this. 🤞🏼

[@Ngutech]

@@jacquesdutoit88good for you! Just subscribed to your channel. Good luck.

[@wellmaywesay]

Great story!😊

[@TheBitcoinRevolution]

I loved when I first heard this story.

[@formetoknow540]

100ms like that wowo only if I had 10 percent of that I'd be good

[@stereodachs]

best part of the chat : IN THE BEGINNING THERE WAS BITCOIN AND IT WAS GOOD

[@ownthegame3]

the amount of due diligence and conviction Michael Saylor has is amazing respect!

[@sovereignruler]

One could argue that Satoshi created Michael Saylor to explain Bitcoin to the world.

[@gloriamariadc7757]

Literally this is an encapsulation of th most pristine presentation of Michael Saylor ever. Just wow. 💯💫🌟🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@markcantrell985]

"However, the difference with Bitcoin it's not just unstoppable, right? It's inevitable and it's ethical." -M Sailor

[@saturupiah5940]

The Bitcoin Maxis appear to be much better informed than the diversified cryptocurrency advocates. Don’t understand why so many people are hating on them. At the very least you have to admire their conviction.

[@williamko7048]

Shipcoiners hate because they just wanna pump and dump crypto, but Bitcoin Maxis are immune to their shipcoinery and made everybody more aware of these get rich quick schemes.

[@AltumNovo]

Saylor thinks unregistered securities laws are ethical. Zero understanding of moral philosophy

[@Securethemsats]

Saylors knows more about security laws than you ever will. The laws exist for a reason no doubt. Interpretation is always sticky.

[@LiborTinka]

Most people are HTTPS and English language maxis and don't even know it :) We take for granted protocols that are so useful virtually everyone agrees upon. Sure you can use Gopher or Esperanto - if it is useful in your niche or more useful overall, then the world will adopt it.

[@Drew-Meade]

I never cease to learn something from Saylor's lectures.

[@dowscrypto]

facts

[@deepproverbs5200]

Bitcoin/XRP/Shiba INU Cryptocurrency is fast rising and if you're lucky to have a broker like Mr. James Hart then you have absolutely nothing to worry about because you're in for a financial upliftment

[@matthewjohnstone2667]

Pls who’s James hart. I invested 9 grand in 2021 and never made any good return. It was all loss and waste of time and energy

[@Gracewoomb]

@@matthewjohnstone2667 We are on the same table Matthew, all I see on SM is invest!!! I’m yet to see that true broker who I can 💯% rely on.

[@Gracewoomb]

This is so true….

[@MikeGaucho-iu5im]

@@Gracewoomb It is a good thing while you are working you are also investing before you retire. We all know when we retire no one will look our way anymore, maybe exception of our child/children. invest in Cryptocurrency my dear, regardless of what people about it. xoxo

[@SandraPrani]

With bitcoin you don't have to run out of cash anymore. when i was first introduced to futures i was a bit scared but honestly it is a win win for me now. you just need someone who can patiently put you through.

[@jensfischer2065]

I subscribe to it. (Not being there in Prague, not an expert to participate, however admirer).

[@dantayloruk]

Great guest Natalie.

[@dr.albertroland]

I really appreciate the dedication in each video you post. Despite the dip in crypto, I still thank you for the level-headed financial advice. I started crypto and forex investment with $4,345 and since following you for few weeks now, I’ve gotten $18,539 in my portfolio. Thanks so much Mrs Bonnie Antelo .

[@Roselerma]

Wow, amazing to see others trading with Ms. Bonnie Antelo, I am currently on my 5th trade with her and my portfolio has grown tremendously.

[@benandersonn12]

This is not the first time I am hearing of Mrs. Bonnie Antelo and her exploits in the trading world but I have no idea how to reach her..

[@kennguyen4540]

My first investment in mrs. Bonnie Antelo gave me the confidence that led me to invest without fear of loss. I have already taken 3 of my friends to their guide and they are fine.

[@dr.albertroland]

@@benandersonn12 You can communicate with her on

[@dr.albertroland]

TELEGRAMS

[@Scorch428]

Ive become a bitcoin maxi over the last year. Never picked a side in that, but its pretty clear now that altcoins just have no trust behind them.

[@2361244]

Bro said Bitcoin 21 million times

[@williamko7048]

because shipcoiners and their followers don't have ears, figuratively speaking.

[@dowscrypto]

21 million bitcoin in my bank account

[@Securethemsats]

I can only imagine what something like this video sounds like to a complete normie and no coiner. Once you understand bitcoin you c why ppl treat it like gold

[@lawrencefranck9417]

I thought the point of crypto was decentralized now centralization is good?

[@Securethemsats]

It’s as organic as that small produce micro section in grocery stores

[@chucksirois1142]

are the miners issuers of btc or is it software?

[@genejitsu3305]

software, that they run on what is called a node. Which contributes to; the release of a newly hashed btc and the maintenance of the bitcoin network.

[@maartenarnou]

The bitcoin protocol (software, indeed) creates blocks with transactions every 10min. The miner who wins the hash competition gets the block reward in BTC (3.125 BTC at this moment). That is how bitcoins come into existence. So yes, the network itself creates them

[@derLenus]

Does Micheal need to breath at all? :D

[@BitcoinerPhilippines]

Steve Joebes 😂

[@nikobrrr9285]

🎉🎉🎉

[@luciannoshow]

Bull run incoming soon for BTC

[@dowscrypto]

wen moon?

[@Scorch428]

2024 into summer of 2025. I wouldnt expect crazy gains tho. Every 4 years, its less and less. Somewhere from 80k-120k is reasonable I believe.

[@Mixa2025]

@@Scorch428nice!!!!

[@taksepykacz6565]

There is no spoon

[@NewWorldDisorderly]

why is my BTC transaction taking 3 days WTF is this

[@BitcoinerPhilippines]

Vitalik will go back to Bitcoin, Hoskinson will go back to Btlitcoin.. etc...

[@TimothyBrake]

Preface this with stating I love Bitcoin. Many devs left Bitcoin because Bitcoin devs didn’t want their ideas into Bitcoin code base. So they created their own blockchain that does exactly what they said it would do. From what Saylor just said is that Bitcoin devs now suddenly want all ideas into Bitcoin code base or they need to create a layer 2 on top of Bitcoin? Don’t know if that’s going to happen but ok let’s see what happens.

[@markpalmer8083]

He mentioned Adam Back (Satoshi). He must know.

[@pierogalante7734]

classificazione dei 4 tipi di persone: negazionista, scettico, investitore, tecnocratico e il massimalista 28m

[@jonathanlivingston7358]

You sound a bit too positive to me. I hope it’s not your hope or bias or desire to reassure people speaking. I think it’s valid to be worried. Maybe keeping 50% of the value of your bitcoin into other investments is the wisest choice until the quantum issue is resolved. I’d especially recommend this to Bitcoiners who might be blinded by their ethos centered in hodling and never selling. And thank you for the video!

[@Tenebrousable]

There is no quantum issue. Marketing office would have you believe they can go from 500 qbits to 1000 in 18 months. And that it would be significant. But they can't. And it wouldn't be. And that was like 5 years ago, and they've gone nowhere. And all they got was random numbers, they never calculated anything. Not a couple computing error corrected qbits combined to rub together. Computer engineers outside the marketing office that have looked into it? Say resolving the difficulties involved to make a functioning machine is difficult like inventing cold fusion, twice over.

[@jonathanlivingston7358]

@@Tenebrousable I don’t think it’s prudent to think there is no quantum issue coming. We do not know how quantum resistance is going to be effectively resolved on bitcoin. Hence I think it’d be wise to be carful without over or underestimate the issue because quantum might go nowhere for a long time but eventually it’s bound to go somewhere and it could also happen unexpectedly. And when it happens we better be diversified until the issue is resolved and then go back to a maximalist view if that’s what we are into. I wouldn’t want anyone especially Bitcoiners to lose all the life digital property.

[@Tenebrousable]

@@jonathanlivingston7358 It will not happen unexpectedly. Beign prudent would involve finding out how impossibly impossible the marketing hype is coming true. We'll act when we see a problem. We can't act before that. It's not even certain it is bound to happen. Just like cold fusion. And there's good reasons as to why it will not.

[@blakemartin6219]

If bitcoin (the most secure digital network) is at risk from quantum computing then so are all other digital infrastructures. Diversifying doesn’t mean anything when the entire digital world is at risk. Bitcoin could be vulnerable, but then again so will all other technologies.

[@jonathanlivingston7358]

@@blakemartin6219 gold coins are 100% quantum resistant. Properties are 100% quantum resistant… This is a simple reasoning that many Bitcoiners just refuse to do because it’s out of their reference point, hope and beliefs.

[@infinitejack2115]

these btc shills never mentioned XRP

[@formetoknow540]

😂 because its a banker cbdc shit coin

[@waynerichardson1051]

Why? XRP is a scam!!

[@formetoknow540]

@waynerichardson1051 its centralised and its controlled they can stop you transactions

[@waynerichardson1051]

@@formetoknow540 what is? XRP? Yes! BTC? No! XRP will wreck retail...that's what false empty nothing scams do!!

[@roberthodgson3574]

I wonder why?!😂

[@realspill334]

XRP is wayyyyy better than Bitcoin!

[@rrvillareal2011]

But it's not Bitcoin!

[@KyngD469]

spoken like a true bag holder.

[@rrvillareal2011]

@@KyngD469 early adopter of Bitcoin

[@rrvillareal2011]

@@KyngD469 spoken like someone who missed out on an opportunity

[@Chillyvanilly]

you can invest into the btc pyramid, but bsv reflects satoshis white paper

[@Yourworstnighmare4444]

Warning ! Everyone who promotes Bsv is a scammer

[@othercryptoaccount]

Regardless of it that's true or not, it is 0.1% the size of bitcoin. Social consensus has decided that BTC is the real bitcoin. BSV is dead

[@Chillyvanilly]

@@Thiiink DYOR before you believe scammers

[@Chillyvanilly]

@@othercryptoaccount Theres no Social consensus lol and Price is not the indicator.

[@skraggiii]

@@Chillyvanillyspoken like a true BSV delusion afflicted drone

[@philiscoolerthanu]

buy gold

[@DiiceForeveroO]

Bitcoin is stealing the monetary premium of gold. Bitcoin is getting more expensive compared to gold's price. The smart thing is to dump gold for a new form of store of value and money that improves on what made gold great as a monetary policy

[@Tigster]

No thanks

[@Yourworstnighmare4444]

Warning people who promote gold are scammers

[@Scorch428]

Peter Schiff detected.

[@StepUPNJ]

Michael is very smart and it's very interesting listening to what he has to say. On the other hand, I think there are so many ridiculous and bogus things about Bitcoin I can't believe it will ever become a worldwide accepted currency.

[@noxiuz]

It is already worldwide but I understand what you mean. Care to elaborate on the ridiculous and bogus things about btc?

[@StepUPNJ]

@@noxiuz So-called Bitcoin "mining" is one example. The operation is basically guessing a random number without going over the number, sort of like The Price is Right. This takes massive amounts of energy (bitcoiners claim it's mostly green energy now) but it's an incredibly expensive operation to maintain. Having depends on the idea that the value of Bitcoin will always increase but we've seen this of course not be the case and is completely unpredictable. I believe in the years ahead many mining operations will simply collapse. The bitcoin "scarcity" idea is utter nonsense. Does it matter if there are 21 million or 21 when the price of each has no limitations? It is estimated that 4,000,000 bitcoins have been lost .. Wow now it's even more scarce. How can the fundamental principle of supply and demand in economics work if the supply is "fixed". Not to mention that the supply of bitcoins has no intrinsic value. Can you really trust a so-called asset when the identity of the founder of that asset (Satoshi Nakamoto) is unknown? So let's have a unit of currency called the Satoshi .. sure that will work worldwide. One of the big pluses of Bitcoin as Saylor promotes is the decentralization aspect. OK so now cash in your bitcoins through Coinbase and be prepared to pay tax on any profits... The original idea of Bitcoin was to be used as a transaction payment system.. How many people do you know that use Bitcoin for payments? The only reason people buy Bitcoin these days is because they think they will profit from it even though they know almost nothing about it. And on and on ..

[@formetoknow540]

​​​​​​​​​​@@StepUPNJudy how money works banks and the current monetary system which is the cost of humanl life wars and famine and compare it to bitcoin also give people in hyperinflation economy's a better option for a store of value like Lebanon Zimbabwe Turkey Argentina Greece Pakistan India seri Lanka amongst others also we don't need to trust satoshi nakamoto coders who knows c++ have verified the source code and see what it actually says it does it does that

[@stereodachs]

game theory would be the answer, because it´s not going away and it´s the only thing which is truly scarce.

[@willspeakman2461]

​@@StepUPNJThe mining adjust to the level of computing power and aims for it to take 10 mins. Even if it was just 10 computors mining, it would only take 10 mins. The cost of electricity almost makes it the energy standard. I think if governments, banks and institutions embrace it before 2030 it's here to stay. I don't even think govs can stop it just surpress it. As long as 1 node exist it will work. Then once the boot is lifted off its neck it carry on just fine.

[@williamsjones4422]

*In SHIB we trust! Money is an issue that everyone has for a better and luxurious life,the basics was hard for me until I started trading Shiba Inu and am now earning $20,000 per week.* 5:33

[@susanharvard6626]

May I please have her number/ contact details?