Transcription
There comes a point where your questions can become a question that literally gives an answer to anyone who may have doubts or who believes something that is incorrect.
Let's go out there into the world and put it to the world. Then we can sell 13 trillion dollars of gold. We can sell 12 trillion and make it fall. Really, no. And in Bitcoin, it is not possible either.
Why? Because the same ones who have the power and control to make the gold pass through, which are not you or me, are the same ones who have the power and control to be able to pass Bitcoin. And it's not you or me; it's the same people who throughout history have massively accumulated gold until it reached 13.6 trillion today. They are the same people who are passing a trillion dollars now.
And this is powerful to understand, to know it now at the value level, at the comparative level. Here they are telling me about scarcity, the truth, the scarcity. So, the scarcity of gold is accurate, or is it a lie? How can someone know and determine? And how can a government as a regulator determine with precision and accuracy how many tons of gold are there in the world?
Really, how do they know, or how is it established? How specifically can you know how many printed moneys are in circulation in the real and genuine world? That is, all the money that is printed, digital money, the money that is supposed to be printed? You don't even know if there is less or even more, or if they did more.
And literally, we have to understand that the data that exists is not genuine; it is not real. The data of gold, the data of silver, the data of physical money is an illusion. It is not true; it is not precise. When are we probably going to have precise numbers?
It's now, in history. It's the first time in history that we're going to have numbers that are genuinely quantifiable and measurable. You know you can count exactly how much Bitcoin there is in the world, actually created, because all the machines are connected.
Nothing that is disconnected from this can create Bitcoin. Therefore, we can say with precision and accuracy, of course, and this is not precise and exact. We can have discrepancies in the data right now. But here it says that there are 19,632,406 Bitcoin in circulation.
This data is true; it is precise; it is inaccurate. It is missing 100; millions are still missing on top of that number, yes or no? Here it says that the maximum is 21 million in total, and there are 19.6 million. That's all; there's nothing more.
And there may be two, three, four, five B more. That's all; there's nothing more. In 10 more minutes, you'll see. Well, what do I know? Six Bitcoins and a bit more than what there is now in 10 minutes. That's how long it takes for the block to be created, the next block.
That's all, but it can't be quantified. The exact amount of gold can't be measured. How much is extracted today? How much is being extracted right now? How much is in circulation? How much exists really and genuinely with purity, with everything that is supposed to be true that exists on earth of money, of gold, of silver, minerals?
All that is a creation. What is the offer? The offer, who sets the number? The governments, those who create the financial markets. You understand me? The creators of the financial markets themselves are those who have quantified throughout history and put it, well, let's put a number on it.
This is what there is, and we get carried away by it. But that is the first time in history that we have precise data on something created. It will reach a point where when everything becomes a token, everything completely tokenized down to the last thing—the lands, the houses, the properties—everything, absolutely everything, without anything missing ever, possibly.
There will be two or three things left to tokenize at the end because nothing will be, probably. Maybe I think unless I really do not doubt that there is a technology that in the end scans the Earth completely and says, "Look, here we have this number."
And here we see that there are so many houses according to these numbers. This doesn't add up; here there are more lands than there are registered in the tokenization, more cars than there are in tokenization, and so on.
But the scarcity, the supposed scarcity of gold, is what makes it valuable right now. Then what's up? Let's see if we put it here, and the scarcity, well, perfect. What I want you to understand is that you know why I tell you not to settle for the data, the information from Google.
You are better; you can use that as a reference. But Google doesn't have everything; ChatGPT doesn't have everything. Artificial intelligences don't have everything you can have or what you have in itself. You are better than that.
Question when you probably do not understand the level you are at or where you can reach. You often go to search for, "I found this data on Google," and that is all that exists. That is not everything that exists. If I settle, if we stop, nothing.
The next big trends before the world starts to see them, and actually, the biggest companies, the biggest banks, the biggest regulators tell us, "This is the next big trend." This is what the banks are adopting; it is a technology that is going to revolutionize crypto.
That was not written when you and I saw it, when you and I evaluated it, we analyzed it, right? And little by little, time has passed, and you are seeing that genuinely in Google is not all. ChatGPT does not have all official intelligence.
At some point, they told me that is on YouTube, that is on Google, that is in ChatGPT. Ask him. Well, go ask him. For now, for now, we still surpass him. For now, we are better, and to keep up.
So you genuinely have to focus and don't get distracted and lower the level, right? Now let's go to put this here. We have, we put the gold. Well, what gives it value? You put the majority scarcity.
Yes, we are going to see here a moment. A moment here, okay, I am answering a message here. Okay, okay, perfect. Say the scarcity now. Well, the gold, that is what gives the value and the supposed supply that is not necessary that regulators, governments, and others put on gold.
Gold provides some solution to the current monetary system or to the financial markets. That is real. Be it gold right now, how do you really know about it? So many years, it's true that we've been talking about a lot of money.
Gold offers some solution to the current monetary system or to the financial markets. It has something; it offers some solution, yes or no? It has some value; it offers some type of added value. Here they say that currently no, but Bitcoin has been.
We are talking about this taking, yes, really. Everything that science says that we have been carrying millions of years, all this created in millions of years. Gold has offered truth probably in the beginning, in the beginning when we went from bartering and went to metals.
Gold was and became a revolution, you understand me? Gold was a solution like money at some point in the story. It's beginning to understand me. Gold is used as protection, as a refuge, of course, due to the supposed scarcity.
That's all I'm saying. If this is true and genuine, that is, gold can be, we can have an idea and say, "Wow, we can use gold and put it in the middle of the revolution."
Remember something; we are in the middle of the fourth industrial revolution, and this industrial revolution is made up of artificial intelligence, digitalization. Well, there are a lot of other things that I am not going to go into details now, right?
But that involves it and is made up of literally dematerializing the material. I don't know if you understand, but that is to say, gold as such, genuinely in this era, we are in 2024, the Fourth Industrial Revolution, the financial markets will go on to become dematerialized.
That is the way in which money really and genuinely goes to create and the payment methods in the way and to the extent that they are going to be transformed. We are talking about the fact that nothing physical will be used as a payment method.
That is, absolutely everything will become digital. That is, completely digital. Everything. And you possibly are not aware. I know that here there are still people who have the belief that gold in the future you will have it.
It's that everything is going to be tokenized. What you are going to leave to your children, you can't. Our mind, you can't keep thinking about the one in a couple of years. You know I'm talking about possibly.
Maybe we won't get to that moment, but the future is not to be storing physical gold. All the gold is going to be completely tokenized. So even the assets are going to be tokenized.
You understand me? That is to say, everything completely. And there are still people who are in denial and have not yet managed to transition their mind of how this future is really and genuinely going to transform.
I may seem crazy, and I may seem really crazy sometimes talking, but these crazy people, if you have been with us for years, know I don't think there is anything that is not happening now.
And at that time when we said it, it was total madness. Nobody saw it; nobody believed it; nobody understood it. And now lots of people talked about it like that. At that time, it was very shocking; everything is happening.
Gold as such, as many people use it, as many people have been accustomed to, gold is not a solution. Gold cannot be said to be, "Let's take gold," and we are going to put it with the distributor technology system because it is going to be a solution to interoperate with the banks.
That can be done. We are going to take the gold, the gold in its natural state as it has existed for millions of years, and we are going to put it to work. We're going to build them on gold.
We're going to build layer two, cap two, layer four. We're going to build a base one, layer zero. That can be, you know, this is very important to understand that if you don't believe it, it's not a problem.
Today, I am quite sure that this is going to be the case. It is all a matter of going to the source, of being aware of the trends, the changes, of how things are really and genuinely going to be done.
We often have a very short vision in our minds of what is going on. Where is all this going? Gold is very important. Many people still cannot understand what the return on gold has been in these years from 15,600 pesos to 2000.
How much is that? Nothing insignificant. That does not change anyone's life. We are talking about neither 20% return; nothing is garbage. Well, because I'm not throwing my gold away, a piece of junk that saves the value that has risen a little bit, yes, but there have been other things and other options, including Bitcoin itself, that surpass it.
But by a lot. Why does Bitcoin surpass this? And why is it probably quite crazy to think that Bitcoin is going to reach 13 trillion, or is it not crazy at all? What Bitcoin, the Bitcoin that we know today, that has a trillion, that has a finite supply of 21 million and is measurable, updatable at the moment, it is transferable, quantifiable, everything.
That is, when you send gold, try to send a ton. How much will it cost you to send a ton of gold? But send that value of a ton of gold in Bitcoin. If the ton costs, we're going to put a crazy price on it there, what do I know?
Hey, ah, 5 million dollars, for example. Then send a whole, what do I know, 2000 pounds of gold. Not what the hell, a ton. Well, if it's 5 million in gold, then send 5 million in Bitcoin.
Which of the two arrives faster? Which of the two is safer? Which of the two has greater reliability? Which of the two is more, at the time of being sent in its natural state that you possess it?
Which of the two is more reliable at the time of being sent? You know how many people have to interact with your gold to move a ton? How many people can be filed if that gold is in another country?
It must be sent by all means of transport. How many people can find out about so much interaction on the way? And if the plane crashes, everything can happen.
But in the shipment of 5 million Bitcoins, the fact that a plane crashes changes something? That a plane crashes in the middle of the deepest depth of the earth in the world, does that change something in the shipment of your 5 million Bitcoins?
No. But if the bank sinks with your shipment, that affects something. Yes, everything can be lost forever and can literally become unrecoverable.
Rafa, is it unrecoverable? Yes and no, it is true, but it is false. Today, the technology has always existed to break any cryptographic security.
What I'm telling you is that in the case that even if you lost your 12 words to access the wallet, even if they say it's impossible, seriously, yes, it is possible to recover it.
Oh, how come, Rafa? Well, you have to have a lot of money, but you won't be able to recover it. But yes, there is technology to be able to break security. Of course, you have to have the address, all evidence that you genuinely understand me; you are the owner of that mess of things.
But it does exist; we have known it for many years now. Now about gold, you can't get gold. I don't know; you can't right now.
You don't have to. We're talking about something that's been around for millions of years. It hasn't evolved. You're understanding what I'm telling you? Gold, millions of years old, has never evolved throughout history to become a payment method.
At some point, it was fractioned a little bit; that was all. Fractioning is that it was chopped into pieces, so to speak, into smaller portions. But it was the most it could do; it was the most it could do.
And now that is in its natural state. The tokenized gold, gold as a token, well, it's already a token. It's a token backed by the price of gold, everything plus nothing.
Nothing changes either. It is a solution, but there has been a gold-backed token for a long time. There are several.
Now, Bitcoin has evolved from 2009 to 2024. That is a question. Bitcoin is a product that has been around for millions of years, like gold, versus something which has been on the market since 2009 until 2024, 15 years.
Bitcoin has evolved over 15 years. Yes or no? Bitcoin evolved. Yes or no? Bitcoin technology evolved and improved. Yes or no?
You are supposed to know the answer because if you sit with someone in front, with whoever and with any gold supporter who has all his points there, you are crypto. You have to define who you are.
Here we are crypto, and as I have always said, I am going to all or whoever they are. They can sit there, send that; it doesn't matter. We're going to go all out with the gold, with the silver, with the metals.
There's no one who can do it. What do you have? The same thing from 1000 years ago, the same thing. You're telling me that has never changed? That has not been adapted to the changes?
Or that is literally the Bitcoin? Here you are putting it yourselves. If it has evolved, and on the same or solutions, yes or no? How many solutions have been built on gold in history?
How many solutions are we talking about that thousands of years of existence? How many solutions have been built on gold to improve financial markets? How many exist today?
How many do you know? The only solution that gold probably had at some point was gold-backed physical money. And at some point, they said gold is not going to back anything, and it's over, and that's all.
You know a crazy thing? Your mind reaches a point where your mind, you ask yourself those questions, and your mind goes blank. The pulley squeals. You say, "What about gold? Why is it worth it?"
Shortage due to demand that you and I do not create. That they themselves create. The same ones that create the market, the same ones that create the supply, create the demand.
They release and create supply again in the market when they sell, and they themselves buy it back. But from there, you start to analyze the value, and you say, "Well, take millions, thousands, whatever you want to believe."
That the earth exists, the creation. Well, all that time, gold did not at some point become a solution as a payment method. It stopped being a solution as a payment method.
It was used to back bank deposits. It stopped backing bank deposits, and that's all there is to it. That's all, nothing, nothing.
And supposedly, governments use it because they have their gold reserves, companies, rich people, because it's true. But that's as far as protection goes, but it has nothing more.
If we keep looking, you know, literally, it doesn't have anything. Nothing else. Now, well, now Bitcoin has been around for 15 years.
We are not talking about thousands or millions of years. For many years, I saw when you saw the other day the study already in 2013 up to a vital buttering was painting the identifiable Satoshi, right?
To identify each Satoshi, basically that is created to identify. Okay, this block, that Satoshi already has color. That right now, there are the colored Bitcoins also with what is called that involves something that is called, you know, that there are the BRC20.
Well, there is what is called ARC20. Everything continues to evolve, and what is involved is what is the color. Now, I was telling you that that was the first ordinal.
The Lightning Network has been around for a long time. That is a layer two in Ethereum. In just a few years of Bitcoin's life, the Lightning Network was already being built, a layer two.
But how many layers two are not being built in Bitcoin now? This is incredible. I mean, I start to analyze gold as what exists versus the present and what exists today and how it has evolved, and it seems absurd to me.
I mean, there is nothing here. If we start putting the characteristics of Bitcoin there one by one, everything that can be done, we can find everything about Bitcoin through its history in the blockchain.
We can find absolutely the entire history of verifiable gold. Let that history of everything that has happened be unchangeable. Gold passed from such hand to such hand, from such direction to such direction.
Gold changed. Here, that can be done with gold and with what existed in the past, yes or no? Gold has data. Or no, I don't know if you understand, but parrot is a simple metal there for now, as it has always been.
Inert, has nothing; it does not change; it has no solution at a financial level, nothing, zero, nothing. Why am I talking to you like this? Because the question is either or.
What was being said a while ago was that they say that Bitcoin is going to reach the gold market cap. That's it. It may be real, or it is a lie. You really have to not talk crazy because that really saying it without evaluating what one is saying is like, "Because Bitcoin, because you say it," or is it really true that it can happen?
We go here, and that question is very interesting. What does it say here? What does it say there? The daily ecosystem of Tron begins to integrate with gold.
That says there. The Tron ecosystem is giving itself over, integrating after millions of years of gold being discovered. It is now integrating with Tron.
Not the millionaire ecosystem. Tron is integrating with Bitcoin. I don't know if you are understanding this. Tron is from China. Justin Sun is from China.
It was created with the famous YMA that today many people don't even know where it is hidden. He was hand in hand with CZ, the owner of Tron, of a lot of things, plus a lot of things, plus the largest USDT holder in the world, Tether.
Who has more Tether in the world? Who owns it? Who is the real holder of Tether? Who holds them? Who has the TVL, the total value locked of Tether?
I'm very curious. I remember when he was born and when BPHX was there. Tether, curiously, if you look for who created or who created Tether in literal history, it was created by people from the United States.
Including the truth, many people know Brock Pierce, believe, and a lot of other people. The people of Binance today, those people, curiously, the majority live in Puerto Rico.
You didn't know? I'm talking about literally all the creators of Tether live in Puerto Rico, except, well, one went to El Salvador. But the creators are based in Puerto Rico, and it strikes me that everything about Tron, its ecosystem with Tether, is integrating Bitcoin.
That Bitcoin is owned by Vanguard, BlackRock, Fidelity, the people that you and I already know. And you are going to believe it's true. We are going to think and we are going to believe that something like what has been accused as Tether for years and the years of a supposed fraud.
Why the hell does Tron have all that USDT in his possession? Who gave it to him? Who had it? Who, Ray, has in his hands so many billions of USDT that he transferred them and gave them to Tron?
It was us, the people who Ray bought so many billions and billions and billions and billions of US dollars. And that ecosystem is true of Tron moving around Bitcoin. That gives value to Bitcoin, yes or no?
But that is true. This is a solution that does not matter what it says here. Ethereum technology arrives to improve Bitcoin.
I remember several years ago; I will never forget, and I joined a madness and said everything that has been created in the past in DeFi has been created to end everything in Bitcoin.
I remember what I said; I will never forget those words. I remember saying everything that has been created, completely everything that is on Ethereum, everything, everything that is on the other blockchains, everything has been created to join.
And I remember saying that what it was, and I am pretty sure that everyone, nobody saw it. Nobody, because that was crazy. I saw it; I know it's going to be like that.
I know later you will see it. At that moment, I knew it; I saw it; I believed it. Now the world sees it. At that point, the world didn't know anything about that family, and I knew all that at that moment when I was saying it.
That everything that had been created was going to end up in Bitcoin. It was going to give it a value that was a bit boring because everything was being created and tested first in other places to finally move it to Bitcoin and improve it.
And really think that Bitcoin is going to reach the market cap of gold. I consider that is even illogical. I think it seems even a lack of respect for gold.
Not really gold in the middle of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, in the middle of all the change. What does it offer? Can someone tell me what it offers?
What good does gold have? What revolution brings? What change? I'm serious; I'm really asking. Can someone extract and say right now it is valuable because of this?
In the middle of this Fourth Industrial Revolution, where everything is going to be digitalized, where money is not going to be material, it is going to be immaterial, so to speak? It's going to be totally digital, where everything, where you and I are not even going to interact, where you and I are not even going to drive vehicles, where you and I are not going to have to go out for absolutely nothing.
You know where the stores are going to become warehouses, where everything is going to be transformed. Everything is going to change. I have always said that the owners of Plazas Las Américas should think beyond and go further and turn Plazas Las Américas into a distribution center as if it were Amazon.
And the stores focus on digitalization, where everyone buys virtually, and you literally buy in one of the distribution centers for all of Puerto Rico, for example. Well, people place orders, and they have to transform that as if it were an email because that's what I see.
And I know it's pretty crazy right now, but whoever bites the bullet, even if it's difficult for him to start, and he does it because he sees it, because he understands it. You know why they don't do it? Because they don't see it.
And why they don't understand it? But we already have Sams, and everything. I order things at Sams, and I go and make a rush, and that's it.
But imagine the cars without a driver or anything, you making the orders, the bots taking the orders, entering the orders there with precision in the cars, the cars driving themselves, you ordering, and everything arriving at your house.
I mean, that is, everything is going to change. Look to see how many people use Uber now compared to the past.
If you and I are not paying attention to the data, if you and I are not seeing the level at which digitalization is moving, of course, there is still a long way to go. You know why it's missing? Because people can't adapt, and they go little by little.
But that's what's going to happen, and that's it. Whether you like it or not, that's what's coming. That's what we're working on.
What happens is that you and I live in Puerto Rico. Maybe you live in Latin America. Maybe you live in the United States in an area where there is not much development.
You have to look at Japan; you have to look at the most developed areas of China, where everything is already evolved, where there is already a central bank digital currency, where literally everything is completely smart.
You walk in; I've seen everything, facial recognition. The doors, the elevators open for you to enter; they know your face. You can be with the packages full, your hands full; you don't have to press any button.
Without contact, everything literally, you are going to enter your house. You already recognize your face; the door opens completely. You already know the floor for which you go, and everything is completely programmed.
It's crazy. If you haven't seen it, I really encourage you to stop wasting your time because if you don't know this, if you don't know this, and for you, this may seem like science fiction.
This is real; it is true; it is true. This is already happening; it is nothing new. What happens is that there are areas, there are cultures that are much more advanced because they adapt very easily.
This change is very simple for them, and we are more resistant to those changes. Our governments, in part, also have no vision either. But everything is going to start changing.
Now we have to start seeing things very differently. That is to say, we in Puerto Rico did not have BlackRock in the past in this country. We already have BlackRock in this country.
If we have BlackRock, we have Vanguard in this country. And it's not that they weren't there because all that federal aid and all that comes.
We already know, right? Where all that federal money comes from and all that. Who controls the Federal Reserve? How all those funds are created? Where does it come from?
Why does all that help come from? But now things have changed. Before, many things belonged to the government. Now they no longer do.
They belong to the government, for example, the Electric Power Authority. All of that is now LUMA. So everything that you see, all the changes, whatever, even the poles with the blue lights that don't even light up, you have to question why the heck a post with a blue light?
Because the streets near my house have posts that do not light up. I mean, they do not light up. What is the point? I mean, it is like, what is the logic behind this?
Because before, those posts did not exist in Puerto Rico. And who the hell puts the blue posts in Puerto Rico that do not have lighting? By Ray, who puts them?
Who is the owner of LUMA services? Do you remember that I once said it? So all the posts that you see out there, all the changes, and that you see are about talking.
And not only that, there is a lot of other things, even the pharmaceutical companies that are in Puerto Rico. All of that is talkative.
What happens is that we are way behind in many aspects, but now we are moving forward much faster, right? We are even seeing the incentives that are being put in place in the hands of people who really don't have so many resources so that they change.
What the hell? Seeing all the incentives, all the aid that has been given these past weeks to thousands of people in Puerto Rico so that they change here to solar systems.
Those systems, if you analyze and everything, it's true that there is already a program, and it exists so that you can truly export your energy and everything. And it's not that it's bad; it's not that it's bad because really, if we understand what they're trying to do, it's like pricing electrical energy.
Before, we had power plants that distributed energy, and that's what same as people don't realize. The power plants, for example, that if we had Palo Seco, that if in the other town here and there, they were power plants.
If the power plant fell down, it fell down, right? And it is still like that. The electricity fell down. What is what we seek to do?
Is to have every roof in the country, every building, all come together as if it were literally the miners, the validators, so to speak, and that together we become the energy distributor of the country.
The same in the United States and the same in all the parts of the world. In this way, our roofs, our system are truly connected to what is the distribution line.
And in the case that there is a failure, well, your roof failed or this segment of the distribution failed. But 3, 4, 5, 10, 20 towns are not going to be left without electricity, right?
That is one of the things, right? Well, that is very interesting. That you have to understand. That is why it is what is being done.
But who is carrying out this change? Of course, we have an agenda. But who is carrying out this plan? Who? Where is this aid coming from?
This money from? Where do they put all these incentives? For what reason? Because in the end, why are you going to?
And why are you going to invest billions and billions of dollars in energy from the past? So to speak, invest billions of dollars in improving, I don't know, a centralized energy distribution plant.
If you can take those, distribute them to help the same people in the country. And you turn every roof in this country into your power distribution center.
In the end, you can finance even what is missing yourself. You can remember when it comes to a point where you say, "Heck, I mean, if I'm going to set this up, I'll finance it with this bank."
And in the end, behind this bank is this one. Yes, these banks are on the stock exchange many times, right? You will see that many of those banks are even lazy, right?
So, those funds are the same. All the loans, right? All the loans are taken from each bank in Puerto Rico, which is taken in the end.
Each loan, each debt, each debt literally when you assume or acquire a debt. We talked about headquarters the other day, but headquarters is very big.
When a person acquires a debt, that debt that you acquired through the bank, the card, whatever it is that you acquired, that debt is in headquarters. You know that is nothing more than there are shares, and all that is not absolutely all the financial services that you use.
All the debt, the cards, the loans, everything. Once we have it, we acquire it, we own it. Everything is in the hands of, truth, of San Company.
That's very big, too powerful. And really understanding it is very interesting. Now we have Bitcoin; we have Ethereum technology; we have Tron technology.
And true, we are going to continue seeing. We already have Core; we have there with Bitcoin Core. If we evaluate it and we investigate, well, we know very well that the BNB blockchain has always been behind it, and everything is revolutionary.
I have never doubted it, but we also know that Coinbase is behind it and all that is involved in Bitcoin. So today, not even me as an individual, as an investor, as a person, in my opinion, because this is my opinion, 13.6 trillion dollars in Bitcoin, that is nonsense of cap; that is crap.
If gold, without solutions, without being quantifiable, without having information, without possessing data, has 13.6 trillion, how many trillions should they really get into Bitcoin with what it is right now and what it is going to become?
In the past, no, they had the technology; they didn't have the solutions; they weren't moving all the technology in EUM and in all the other blockchains. It had never happened; it wasn't in the ETFs; it wasn't in the investment funds; it wasn't mining.
The number one mining with the brand of Bl Bang Fidelity that did not exist in the past. It is the first time in history that we are going to have this in uniting.
It is the first time that this is going to happen, and it is a matter of truth that you and I really take time to understand this. Now, many people have written to me about what is true.
There's a lot going on over there.