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The people who cheat Bitcoin always get wiped out. And those people who are doing that aren't running nodes right, so they're taking a massive risk, um, and and they will likely get wiped out because the nodes will enforce the rules. So what would AI look like in a control system? There's really two ends, right? Prices of everything fall to the marginal cost of production, and as the jobs get removed from from society, we live in abundance. That's one end; that's Bitcoin. And in the what that means is Bitcoin is by far the best investment in AI and everything else because it captures all productivity gains, right? That's what that's what Bitcoin is on one end of the spectrum, and it's decentralized and secure. The other end of the spectrum is through Fiat.
Imagine standing on the edge of a massive wave, knowing that once it hits, nothing will be the same. This wave is Bitcoin, and it's about to crash into the financial world with a force so powerful it could wipe out everything in its path. Jeff Booth, a pioneer in financial technology, warns that the financial system is teetering on the edge of collapse as AI and automation rapidly take over industries. Traditional finance, built on debt and manipulation, is starting to crumble. But Bitcoin—it's the beacon of hope in this chaotic storm; it's the force that will rise as everything else falls. Bitcoin is more than just an asset; it's the future of money. As the world shifts toward an AI-driven economy, Bitcoin offers a secure, decentralized solution that traditional currencies can't compete with. Fiat currencies are manipulated by central banks, inflated to the point of collapse, but Bitcoin operates on a system of transparency and integrity. No one controls it; it rewards honesty. Booth argues that Bitcoin is the ultimate hedge against the collapsing Fiat system. The old ways are dying, and Bitcoin is ready to replace them. This isn't just a market shift; it's a full-blown revolution. Those who fail to recognize Bitcoin's power will be left in the dust, trapped in a crumbling system.
Let's watch clips from Jeff Booth's explosive interview to gain more insight. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and enable notifications for additional in-depth content. Thanks for joining us again. Enjoy the video. I would ask yourself a question instead of uh, in these, get really deep, right? Really deep really fast, and this is why this is why um, much time do you try to make money in that system versus being all in on Bitcoin? What do you mean? How much time? How much time do you think about, "I need to make more dollars," or all the time the single most front-of-mind thing? So in other words, there is no "they"; it's you. Because the minute that you move your time to Bitcoin, you defund the system and you make Bitcoin stronger. And while you stay in trying to make more money from that system, and I don't think there is any "they," I think it's actions. We wouldn't let a credit-based system cannot allow deflation, and why it can't allow deflation is you have the Great Depression, but you'd have the Great Depression on steroids as everything collapses because because the money is lent into existence. So so imagine if money was lent into existence—the bank actually creates more monetary units when they lend you money. If everybody paid back their debt, there'd be no money. The entire thing, every single thing that you think is of value would be zero; it would all fail. Your bank would fail; all your the stores that you shop in would fail; all of the the government would fail; everything would fail as humans went back to a barter type of system, and and and um and and it that would be a really bad day. Oh yeah, yeah. So um and and so so you won't let that system fail. So if a if a government comes—think about what's happening with Doge right now—we rip out a whole bunch of of this cost, but that cost 25% of the government spending is the same GDP. So you rip out the cost; now you you you actually force a deflationary spiral, which you have to you have to inflate with more printing money. So so there's going to be a people are going to be blown away if they believe in in in the new regime's control system, um, and they think it's so much better than the old regime's control system, system, and they watch—why is debt still going up higher? So you think with the efficiencies of Doge, we're still going to see the debt increasing? It has to; not not not it might; it has to, or you have a complete wipeout of all the credit-based system. So so so the only thing that's happening today, by the way, I would I would far more lean towards conservative I would far more so um than than the other control system, but but they're both Control Systems. Really really what all you've done is move globalists and replace it with technocrats, MH, and everybody's cheering for one of those sides, right? Um, under I'm going to I'm going to go back to something first principles, and you should say this over and over—say this before you go to sleep: the natural state of the free market is deflation. What does that mean? You know that's true, right? Prices follow the marginal cost of production, and that should happen faster and faster. That means that you have never lived in a free market ever. You've lived in a control system. You believe you've lived in a free market because your control system imposes um wealth destruction on other nations and steals their wealth to be able to make to make you wealthier. You believe it, but it's not true. You live in a control system because the natural state of a global free market is deflation, and all we do as humans, we are abundance-creating machines out of scarcity. That's what we do. We see a problem; we create; we solve that problem with our minds by creating more more value, and the output of that has to be faster uh faster abundance, faster deflation, unless you've never lived in a free market. All of the constructs, all of the fighting of this leader is better or this leader is better is is such nonsense, complete nonsense. Is making that system stronger by your belief of of it is better when it relies on theft. Most of your narratives that you believe are are are from the existing structure of existing credit-based system; they would have to be right. You live in a credit-based system; you believe all the economists that tell you about that you listen to. It's it's around; all we've never lived in a truly global free market as because you you know for sure prices would fall, so you know for sure that that all of your narratives from that credit-based system also must be something's mis—mh—mhm, right? Something's wrong, right? That's why if you just get if you don't have falling prices, the product the faster productivity gains means means prices should fall faster. If that's not happening in your your economy, then you know you don't live in a free market; you live in a control system. That makes sense, right?
Bitcoin is a point in your future, right? It's like that that that's it. And every single government to every single—so I helped the city of Vancouver; they're thinking of putting it on their balance sheet for the same reason as as everybody's putting in another balance sheet because for for me personally, it means my purchasing power increases forever. Um, what about a city? Well, they take taxes from you to be able to provide services, and by the time they spend on the services, they can't provide the service they thought they were going to give because the money's broken. So you complain to them why are they taxing me more and more and more? It's because the money's broken because the services don't go as far, and that that exists everywhere, and then and then we're inside that system trying to gain more money inside that system, giving it of our strength, yelling at this person or this person when we could just move our energy to the honest system. The financial system isn't free; it's controlled. Fiat money keeps people trapped in an endless cycle of credit expansion, suppressing natural deflation to prevent collapse. Instead of chasing more dollars, shifting to Bitcoin defunds the broken system and strengthens a more honest one. While governments inflate debt endlessly, Bitcoin preserves purchasing power, making it a stable alternative. Cities like Vancouver are already seeing its potential as a future financial tool. Bitcoin offers a way out of the manipulative systems of Fiat currencies. Unlike traditional money, which rewards deception and endless debt, Bitcoin cannot be manipulated. Those who attempt to cheat the system, like the collapse of FTX, face the consequences. The shift toward Bitcoin represents more than just an investment; it's an opportunity to embrace a decentralized, transparent financial system. Entrepreneurs building on Bitcoin are already thriving as the old system continues to crumble. The transition will be chaotic, but Bitcoin is the true financial revolution. The future belongs to those who recognize Bitcoin's potential before the financial system collapses. The question is no longer if Bitcoin will replace fiat; it's whether people will seize the opportunity in time. Let's watch more clips from the interview.
Do you see the fact that Bitcoin has a finite supply as a fundamental reason why living within that system is is the the true free market? Yes, yes. It's a ledger that can't be manipulated. Yeah, it it's a ledger that can't be manipulated; it's a ledger that can't change. Why can't it change? But it's not just that; it's a whole bunch of different pieces about that that essentially enforces honest rules. I download open code, run a node that might is are these transactions what they said they would be? So it imposes essentially an honest ledger, and any like lots of people try to cheat this FTX, and and not the FTX just but I suspect through through banking, fi government, and everything else. FTX wasn't just like—if you think about the how much money was spread around politicians—this was this was an attack against Bitcoin um so that they could try to regulate, say they could uh they could all anybody who cheats Bitcoin gets wiped out, and they always have. When if you were just honestly acted with the honest Network and just bought it or held more of it instead to try to consolidate it, um you would do better than getting, and it's which is which is fascinating, right? It's the only time in history we've ever had something that that cheaters get flushed out; the honest the honest thrive. The system we have now definitely rewards those who try to circumvent it or cheat it or game it. Yeah, and this is the only thing that and all you have to do is understand it, run a node, contribute to it, and all of a sudden you're part of a global consensus Network that can't be cheated, MH. So I like to say we are Bitcoin; it's not something outside of us; it's it's put the honest in control of a network for everybody. So it it it inscribes the best of us into a network for the best for us um that can't be cheated. So as it as more and more people come and try and cheat it, and lots of people will, they'll try to consolidate it, that and um if you're if you're trusting somebody else in your it to hold your Bitcoin, you're introducing counterparty risk, right? You're intro and you're paying to introduce counterparty risk. It it was just ludicrous, right? When when you can hold in self-custody, have no counterparty risk of uh and and forever have have increasing purchasing power, why would you be playing in meme coins? Why would you be playing in all of this nonsense? And again, I go to Vegas every once in a while; I like gambling, but I'm not but but you realize all of those things—it's not just gambling; it's perpetuating the crime of our existing financial system, which is based on theft, right? It's you're actively driving more and more miscommunication, more and more and because they're all zero-sum games, somebody has to lose for you to win. I truly feel that before we shift into this different paradigm, I feel like people are going to have to suffer; like people are going to be left behind, or there so so you were right there, like so so and I guess that's why I want to be careful of this—this isn't a light switch; this is going to happen for a long time, and it's going to be chaotic on both sides, but but it can be a light switch for you, each individual. You live in a time where you you you could move to the honest Network, and no one can stop you. You can put more time—if you're spending 2% of your time there, spend 4%; if you're spending 4%, spend 8%. Every time you move more time to the honest Network, you will be rewarded more. It might not happen immediately, but it'll be it'll it'll be why rewarded more? Why? It's really quite simple: the every single scarcity in the world creates an abundance from the free market. So the scarcity of the the collapse of what the world's going through, all of this nonsense and the chaotic nature and a whole bunch of people getting hurt, there is the entrepreneurs building on top of Bitcoin right now and building all of the rails to to to help them drive from this system so they can see it easier are getting rewarded at a at a crazy rate. Like we're investing in the space; the rate of growth of companies who then denominate the B balance sheet in Bitcoin because they're profitable in Bitcoin; they're adding Bitcoin to the balance sheet each month. I cannot believe I get to do it, and all it took is moving my time to be able to to see it. So it would so I have empathy to what you're saying there's because is most of the problem today is just people don't see it; they have no clue what's happening; they're measuring that system from from the system, and they're making it stronger with all their actions, and they're feeling scared; they're they're they're looking for any trying to make more money, making it worse, thinking Trump, Trump, and Elon are going to save me from those other bad people, making it worse, and and all of this is making the same same thing worse worse, and they're getting locked in, locked in in their belief of of that all on top of a system that has to extract more value. So is that going to be chaotic? Of course, it's going to be chaotic. Um, is that um is that what this had to look like to have a—once this type of thing has never existed in human history um so it would obviously look chaotic as you transition from very few people knowing it to more and more people knowing it and all of the kind of other layers of Technology they're building on top of Bitcoin to provide the transition; it would look chaotic; would have to.
Meanwhile, Bitcoin's price action remains volatile, with traders reacting sharply to President Trump's new executive order establishing a digital asset reserve. Unlike expectations of large-scale government Bitcoin purchases, the reserve will only hold seized assets, leaving the market without the anticipated buying pressure. This disappointment has led traders to seek downside protection, with short-term options on Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana trading at a premium. Despite this, XRP options remain bullish, signaling a divided market sentiment. Jeff Booth's perspective offers a broader understanding of this financial shift. He argues that the Fiat system is inherently unstable, relying on credit expansion to prevent collapse. Every moment spent within the traditional economy strengthens a system built on manipulation. Bitcoin, by contrast, is the only financial network enforcing true economic honesty; it cannot be altered, manipulated, or inflated—only adopted. While traders react to short-term market market events, Booth emphasizes the bigger picture: the Fiat system's decline is inevitable, and Bitcoin provides the only real exit. The transition won't happen overnight, as Booth explains; those who resist change will struggle while entrepreneurs building on Bitcoin thrive. This shift may appear chaotic, but the controlled system is unraveling. The real opportunity lies in moving toward Bitcoin's honest, decentralized framework before the Fiat system's failures become irreversible. For those paying attention, the choice is clear: remain trapped in an illusion or embrace financial sovereignty through Bitcoin. As we wrap up, do you believe that the decline of the Fiat system is inevitable and that Bitcoin is the best investment in this AI-driven world? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below; share this video and hit the like button. Thanks for watching, and don't forget to like and subscribe for...