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Andrew Tate said all Bitcoin holders are going to jail. Let's check it out. See what he's got to say.
"If you are involved in crypto, you are going to jail. Our official intelligence is scanning the blockchain and providing fully completed indictments to the IRS. You're all catching tax avoidance charges and you're all catching money laundering charges. Every single one of you. It's not going to be a matter of them finding the person and then investigating where his money has went. Instead, they're going to investigate the entire blockchain, find all the money, all the places it's ever gone. AI is going to put it all together. And if they can link any of it, any of it to any individual, they're going to ask the respective country, has he paid enough tax? And when the answer is no, you're going to end up in front of a judge. And the judge ain't going to have a clue about blockchain. He ain't going to have a clue about crypto. He's not even going to understand it. He's going to sit there and go, 'I don't understand any of this. I don't want to look stupid. Let me just put him in jail.' That's what's going to happen. If you're involved in crypto, artificial intelligence across the next three years is going to be literally handing sealed indictments to law enforcement."
"How does Andrew Tate know this? What if I were to say it's already happening? What if I were to say it's just begun? And in three years, it's going to get a whole bunch worse. Zero knowledge proof privacy solutions. You need them now. You need to start implementing them now. I know they're a pain in the ass, but zero knowledge proof is something you must do now. Because if you think, 'Ah, it's okay. I'm just moving a little bit of money. It doesn't matter.' In eight or nine years, when the AI has literally scanned every single part of every single blockchain, that's when you'll catch your case for what you're doing today, retrospectively, nine years later. Your actions you're taking today, you're going to regret in a decade when you stand in front of a judge. Unless you begin to take your privacy seriously. Crypto is the future. Absolutely. Artificial intelligence is the future. Absolutely. And making sure that you take privacy seriously so that AI cannot be used to wreck you for using crypto is also the future. Anybody who is not taking zero knowledge proof privacy solutions seriously is going to heavily regret it in the coming years because AI is being specifically trained with one purpose. Get your money, guys. Europe is broke. America's on the edge. They have no money. They want your money. They want it. Anyone with any kind of money is using crypto. They are after what you've got. They want your stuff. They're going to use the machines to find it. They're going to link it all. They're going to find where it went. They're going to put it together in a nice long juicy indictment. You're going to be looking at 23 years for money laundering and tax evasion because your lazy ass didn't take privacy seriously."
"Now, and the only reason I'm making this video is because my brand is based on flawless prediction of the future. When this begins to the public, because at my echelon, at the highest possible echelon of society, in my circles, it's already happening. When it becomes public knowledge for you nobodies, for you peasants, you're going to sit and go, 'Wow, Tate was right. I should have listened to him.' Zero knowledge proof. Take privacy seriously. Because I promise you, I promise you, it's no longer about an investigator investigating you and finding your money. It's about AI finding all the money and then deciding who they need to take to court and put in jail so they can steal it."
Shout out to Andrew Tate. Um, he actually definitely has a point. Now, I don't know about the privacy uh thing that he's mentioning. I will actually have to do more information on that, but he has a point. I see people, a lot of people think holding Bitcoin, holding their money in crypto, uh, these uh, you know, these uh, off-chain wallets and and things like that. And people really have this assumption, which I've said plenty of times, that crypto is not decentralized. It has been officially infiltrated, which is one of the reasons why crypto is operating the way it is right now. Everybody's expecting a bull run. It hasn't happened. It's being manipulated and it is controlled.
Okay, this is one thing that I do. I'm not trying to hide it. I I I send my money to and from like Coinbase, these public exchanges that those exchanges ask you for your tax information and they issue tax documents. Okay? I'm not trying to hide it. I'm paying taxes on the money that I'm that that that that um that I'm making for this reason, right? People really think that you can really hide money in crypto. You can't. Now, the protocol that he's mentioning, I'm not really sure. I personally wouldn't even do that because that um, you know, at some point they'll be able to crack that and then, you know, you they can really hit you with tax evasion because they can say that you took steps to hide the money, right? So, when it comes to cryptocurrency, like don't even play around with these folks. And just like he said, right, cuz uh my brother was indicted, okay? They're going to let you do what you do. And and my brother wasn't indicted, and it wasn't anything in reference to cryptocurrency, but he did catch a fed case, okay? It had it it they're not going to see you do something illegal one time and then come and get you. No, they they going to let you think that it's sweet. They're going to sit back and they going to build. And the way the feds work in the United States, I can't say in these other countries, they're going to build enough to put you away. Were essentially enough to get you to take a plea deal that didn't put you away and take your money. So, you know, when it comes to crypto, don't even play with these people, right? Because they're they're they're letting people run a muck right now. And, you know, like he said, 9, 10 years from now, that's when it's going to get cleaned up. You're going to see a bunch of indictments coming down. Bunch of people going to jail. And and again, with this administration, they don't care. Like, this administration isn't going to prosecute. What they're going to do, what's going to happen is they're going to let you do what you do. Another administration is going to come in and then they're going to and then they are going to start prosecuting people and, you know, it it is all about the money, right? Because if you're not paying taxes, they like, "Hold on, you know, you you you like, where's our our piece of this, you know, our our 45%?" Right? So that's one of the reasons why I don't play around. I don't play around with those folks. I've I've already seen what the feds could do. Like I said, my brother got indicted on federal charges. I've seen what the feds do. So, I don't play with them like that at all. Like, I'm not even Nope. Not I'm not doing it. And this isn't financial advice, but you shouldn't either. You You can really [ __ ] around and find out with them. Like, they they will come kick your door in and take everything, okay? Lock you up, take everything. You think that you can hide money in these different, they can get access to all of that [ __ ].
And actually, um, there was a story that was released. I can't I I'll do a separate video on it, but uh, there was a story released about XDC and some other cryptocurrencies where they can actually freeze your money. They have codes written in the blockchain where these specific cryptos can freeze your money. I know for sure it was XDC, but it was a few others. Okay? In my opinion, all of them can. Even with Bitcoin, like we saw the whole Jeffrey Epstein thing come out with the papers when they were saying that he was a part of the or he funded the group that actually put Bitcoin together. And now we don't know if that's true or not. However, the federal government does have a hand in owning or or or the creation of Bitcoin. It's not some fairy tale, some uh guy that created it and disappeared into a cave. It's none of that [ __ ]. Okay? This [ __ ] was created by them. It's an it's an easier way for them to track you. Okay? Here's the thing. When you operate in cash, I mean physical dollar bills, $100 bills, that is truly untraceable. If you had a million dollars in cash and you had it stashed somewhere, nobody on this planet would be able to find it except for you. The the the reason for the push into crypto is because it's easier to track everything that you do. Whether you're selling drugs, doing human trafficking, you know, uh, funding arms, what in other countries, whatever it is, it's 10 times easier for them to track you, right? Because we we know we're not nobody's going to buy a brick of cocaine from, you know, the Mexican cartel through a [ __ ] wire transfer, right? Why would you do that, right? Because they they can see that you're sending money, who you're sending money to, right? Cryptocurrency is the same thing. That's how when Bitcoin first started to get popular, you saw a slew of people going to jail for money laundering and for drug trafficking because they were sending money, buying drugs with Bitcoin. Okay? This was like, I don't know, like 8 years ago. But now, you know, people are doing things. They're making a lot of money through the meme coins and through crypto futures and they're trying to send money and and and put it on these uh cold storage wallets and, you know, all these different things. And people really think that they are are are not able to be traced. You know, I saw one of the homies, he ran up like $100 million uh from, you know, buying different coins, putting thousands of dollars in coins, and he thinks that putting it in some sort of trust like that that the feds won't be able to get get access to it. All they got to do is just figure out a way to say, "All right, you you you either money laundering or you avoiding taxes, and then they're going to get a court order to be able to get that money, whether it's in a trust or not." So, it just makes it easier. They they they can do less work. You know, they used to have to think, "Oh, maybe he got cash in here." And go to a judge. "Hey, we think he got he hiding a million dollars cash in there. Where's your proof?" Up. Can't I can't give you the warrant to go search the house. Now, here you go. This is his wallet right here. He got uh a million. Can we seize it? He ain't pay no taxes. Here's the warrant. And they got you. You wake up one day, that wallet is frozen, and the money's gone. So, this is just something for people to think about. He's actually right. He He's 100% right. And, you know, people gonna run it up now, had their fun. We even saw the same thing during the pandemic where everybody that was scamming the PPP loans and all that, they they let y'all do it. They was like, "Go ahead and have your fun." Once it was over. Oh, hey, remember that million dollars that you uh that you took in the PPP using somebody else's social security number? Oh, well, we need that back. And at the same time, you bring your ass here, too. So, it's all a learning experience. But, let me know what you all think down in the comments, man. Are you are you are you playing by the rules? Are you like, "Fuck it."