Summary
âž¡ The U.S. president is considering solutions to prevent China from spying on U.S. citizens through TikTok, a popular social media platform. One idea is for the U.S. to own part of TikTok, or sell it to a U.S. entity. The future of social media could involve more virtual interaction, possibly using cryptocurrencies for transactions. This shift towards decentralization could challenge dictatorships and align with less regulation.
âž¡ The speaker discusses the world of cryptocurrencies, highlighting their competition with each other and traditional financial systems. They mention how different cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana have unique uses and compete with each other. They also discuss meme coins, which are more speculative and risky. The speaker then talks about their company, My Digital Money, which offers a platform for trading cryptocurrencies with tax advantages and secure storage. They emphasize that while they manage the wallet, the user still legally owns the assets.
âž¡ My Digital Money is a platform that allows you to trade cryptocurrencies, with your funds typically available the next day. It also offers a practice account with $50,000 in fake money for users to get comfortable with trading before investing real money. The platform supports various popular cryptocurrencies and provides customer support for beginners. The future of finance is leaning towards cryptocurrencies as they offer more control and security compared to traditional banks.
Transcript
Guy, welcome to the show. Glad you could join us. Always a pleasure. Thanks for having me. Our pleasure. The crypto, what do you think is going to happen now that there’s been a dramatic shift in power? Yeah, well, the prices have been going up because of the perceived friendliness that Trump has adopted towards crypto. Those prices, I think, will continue to go up this year. So that’s mainly the superficial aspect of it, if you’re in it for the gains. But aside from that, I think from a regulation standpoint, a lot will happen. Right. We will have a more friendly SEC chair.
Likely it’s going to be Paul Atkins, which is, he’s a veteran of the sec. He knows it inside and out and he’s also very friendly to digital assets. And so I think already the SEC will be less hostile towards crypto companies. Right. And holding hopefully will drop the lawsuit against Ripple, which is the company behind xrp, and will help make sure that there’s less enforcement actions, regulation by enforcement. But also there’s one major piece of legislation the industry has been looking forward to, and that’s called fit 21. That’s the financial and Financial Innovation and Technology for the 21st Century Act.
And that aims to basically provide regulatory clarity like what is a security, what’s a commodity? You know, aims to establish the CFTC as, you know, one of the main oversight agencies, but, you know, also just provide clarity around, you know, what is a commodity, what’s a security, and maybe even differentiate between utility coins and securities. So that’s one of the major pieces of legislation that passed the House, but not the Senate. So maybe this time it will pass both. And there’s also the Bitcoin as a Reserve Asset bill that also was released and hopefully will pass this year, too, which aims to buy a certain amount of bitcoin to put in the strategic reserve over the next five years.
So that of course will help the price, will help adoption overall. So yeah, I mean we’re looking at a very bullish year for, for crypto, for bitcoin, for blockchain, just because of the regulatory outlook being positive. Okay, I got a couple of questions based on what you said. Number one, what’s the current going rate for bitcoin? Approximately? Bitcoin’s about 104,000. It hit an all time high about a day ago, which was close to 109. It was 1,108 and a half around there. And now it went down a little bit. But yeah, it’s very high. Of course it’s above 100,000.
And so, you know, we, we are very close to the all time high. And you know, XRP is crazy. I mean it started off at 50 cents in November and now it’s at 3.2 dollars. So you know, that’s seven almost, you know, seven time, you know, increase. So. Wow. Yeah, we’re, we’ve been doing pretty good. And now with quantitative easing, you know, not just in the U.S. but across the world, you know, having more money supply will only help. Having, you know, less regulation or more regulation that is friendly, you know, will help as well. So there’s multiple reasons to, you know, to continue to invest in this asset class and also just the utility of blockchain.
Right. Even within the government, it could provide more transparency of where funding is going. It can provide more automation, more efficiency, even for the LA fires that just happened. I mean just having, you know, there’s a lot of use cases where blockchain can help provide, you know, members of the community more transparency as to where funds are going, you know, and also like holding government accountable, like seeing what the performance is of different, you know, parts in the government and being able to just have that transparency and will increase accountability. So yeah, there’s a lot of, a lot of positive things that, you know, can be done with the technology as well.
Yeah, the blockchain, I was concerned originally and I keep spacing out the Google supercomputer that does these unbelievable calculations and it starts with a W, but they’ve suspended it because it got into dangerous territory outside finance. But a lot of people are concerned the blockchain could get penetrated by that, but that I think it’s mitigated because they’ve shut it down, They’ve shut down that supercomputer. How secure do you think blockchain is going to be going forward? And will Trump certainly try to Strengthen that security? Yeah, I think it’s very secure. I mean, it depends on the blockchain you’re talking about or the network you’re talking about.
Bitcoin is considered one of the most secure ones. You would have to do a 51% attack, which is very hard. You would have to spend more money than it’s worth to acquire all the different computers that run bitcoin. And so it’s almost impossible to do that. So I think it’s very secure. You know, security will continue to get better and better. I don’t know that Trump himself wouldn’t, would be involved in the security aspect of it, but I think just providing legitimacy by making it a strategic reserve asset will just bring a lot of investment into it and will allow innovation at least the innovation will happen more in the US now that we have a friendly sec.
So that was my. It’s not Trump per se, but it’s the people around him that will move forward and help facilitate this. Why do you think the Trump administration likes crypto and bitcoin and so forth? Common sense. You know, I think they, they’re very business savvy. You know, Trump is business savvy, so anything that’s good for business. And so I think he recognizes that blockchain has a lot of applications as well as AI. And that’s part of why he always talks about making sure that we’re an energy superpower, because you need a lot of energy to run AI.
And so I think he’s trying to be forward looking. He’s paired up with Elon Musk and he’s probably in his ear as well about what good these technologies can do. It’s very early on. It’s hard for people that aren’t visionaries to see it. But I think, you know, Trump, while he’s not very technical, he’s, he, you know, aligns himself with people that are, you know, business savvy, tech savvy, and he recognizes the, the applications. Okay, yeah, that makes a lot of sense. And I agree. Do you think it has to do too with maybe creating an offset to a failing dollar? Yeah, I think, yeah.
I mean, I think you would still want the dollar to be the world reserve currency, but, but yeah, I think it, together, it can work with the dollar to, you know, strengthen our, our standing in the world. Right. I mean, if we have the dollar backed by, you know, gold and bitcoin and, and other assets, it’s going to strengthen it. So sign me up for that. I’ve been advocating for that now for several months. Well, I’d say a couple months since Trump’s been elected because this is the way we need to go. We can’t continue to go on fiat currency status because the world’s ditching the dollar for the reserve currency.
So we need to find something better. Although I will say this, I think Trump’s policies about tariffs will bring nations back into the fold because without us they don’t have an economy. Yeah, yeah, I think, you know, it’s a really good long term to kind of build up manufacturing here as well. Have you looked at all the TikTok issue and how does that come into play here with what we’re talking about? What do you think? Yeah, TikTok is interesting just because I’m sure, you know, the, the ban, it happened for, you know, a little bit. Right.
People couldn’t get into their TikTok accounts because of the new law that, you know, prohibits China from owning the, the U. S, you know, portion of TikTok. But you know, Trump came in and basically said he’s going to extend, you know, the, the give it, give an extension of 90 days on the ban. And so the TikTok CEO, you know, brought it back online. And yeah, TikTok is interesting because, you know, a lot of people make their money off of it. There’s a lot of content creators that, you know, their livelihood depends on it. I also have a report here that shows, you know, it supported Some, something like 224,000 jobs in the U.S.
which is a lot. It’s contributed 24.2 billion to the U.S. gDP in 2023. So it obviously, again, common sense, right. If you’re the president of the U.S. i mean, you know, you want to, you don’t want to shut that down very easily. Right? You want to find a solution because the whole problem is, you know, we don’t want China, you know, monitoring our citizens and influencing people with content. So how do you mitigate that? Well, I mean, one potential solution he just threw out there, right, without thinking too much about it, is like, okay, maybe the US can own half, half of it, so at least it has a say in how it’s operated.
Right? And you know, it, it can be, you know, behind the curtain to see, you know, what’s going on. So you know, that’s one thing that’s, that’s being floated out there, but it could just be to sell it to some, someone in the U.S. i mean, I know that, you know, Mr. Wonderful made a, an offer as well to buy it. Who’s Mr. Wonderful? He’s. What’s his name? From Shark Tank. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Everyone calls him O’Leary. Exactly. Yes. Yeah. So he made an offer to. To buy it. So. Yeah. So at least there’s another 90 days to figure out a solution, right, to.
To keep TikTok, because it’s in. In everyone’s interest. Right. TikTok is one of the most popular social media platforms now. You know, we’ll see how that lasts. I mean, there’s always a cycle. Right. Facebook used to be the most popular than Instagram. Now Tick Tock is very popular among the younger. Yeah. You know what killed those platforms? Ridiculous censorship and extreme liberalism. That’s what killed those platforms. That. I mean, and Zuckerberg has no one to blame but his own liberal self. And, and I look at, I look at Tick Tock. Yeah. I’m just thinking hypothetically now, if I were Trump and I was the master of the art of the deal, which I’m not, but if I were, I would be thinking, okay, China, here’s the deal.
You’re going to get rid of all your spy. Where you’re going to get rid of all this. We’re going to monitor it, we’re going to take it out, we’re going to take over Tick Tock. Okay. And we’re going to probably sell it to Elon Musk. That’s my dream world here. And I would say. But we will give you 25% of the revenues and you have to do anything, we’ll help you. I mean, that’s the kind of deal, I think. But we can’t allow a Communist Chinese vehicle to be able to spy and track Americans. We can’t do that.
That is a national security concern. Right. And it may be the only thing the Biden administration ever did that I agreed with. Yeah. But maybe there’s a way to do it so that they can’t spy. Right. And we still keep it open. Right. So basically being more like working more closely together to figure out the solution instead of just like turning it off. Right? Absolutely. There’s probably a solution. So. Yeah, so I think we’ll find a solution there. But, yeah, I think I agree with you on the censorship piece, but also I think you have to continue to innovate as well.
And I see the next generation of social media will be more like the metaverse, where people actually interact more in a virtual environment or where it’s kind of like there’s a blur between physical and virtual, where you can go in and interact with people’s avatar in a way. And I think that’s the next thing. And if TikTok or any of these social platforms don’t stay ahead of the curve and provide that kind of medium, then you might see a new company emerge and be the next one dominating. Right. That’s where crypto comes in. It’s like the metaverse blockchain.
They go hand in hand. And you know, cryptocurrencies is kind of the currency within the metaverse that you can spend. Absolutely. I do have a revelation. I’m involved with. Chris Kitsy has a tremendous technical background. Just one example, he brought crypto to Iceland and I mean, and he was a co developer of Zoom. So I mean, we’re talking a guy that really knows. He’s developed something called Private Line and we’re, he’s actually asked me to help promote it when he gets going commercially. And here’s what it does, does. It’s not on the Internet. There’s no collection of phone numbers or emails and you can interact in a virtual reality.
You just have a meeting room. Like guy go to 1, 2, 3, 4 meeting room. And we can exchange files and data and it can’t be penetrated because it’s not on any system. It’s on its own system. And he got AT&T to set up the structure. Elon Musk is part of it. And they’re actually doing an ancillary. It’s not required, but you can do Starlink with it too and it’s coming up. So what you just said, I’m going to give you credit. You’re very visionary because this is ready to hit the market is exactly. And you’re exactly right.
What you said is going to be the wave of the future, I think is absolutely what it’s going to be. You know, I, I hesitate on Tick Tock, though. Baron Trump marshaled the forces on Tick Tock to help his dad get elected with the younger people. And, and that gives me pause and I like the fact that Trump gave them a 90 day let’s work this out kind of deal. And I think Trump recognizes that too. And I’m sure Barron’s at home. Go, dad. Dad, Tick Tock help you. You can’t get rid of them. And, but you know, he, he flat out said that in, in his speech last night.
Yeah. Is that, you know, he likes Tick Tock because it helps helped him get elected and he owes credit to him and you know, so well, Guy, there’s a hidden virtue there too. And I said this, this morning on a podcast. I said, if, if Tick tock continues to go in that direction, our young people may have the formal education they’re getting where they’re taught Marxist communism is a good idea. We may get some reversal in that now through social media where the kids will pay attention to and, and I. So I think there’s a positive benefit for our young people.
So, yeah, I’m glad to see you. You bring that up. Do you think that bitcoin and crypto could become a medium of exchange in that form? Yeah, I know, absolutely. Yeah. I mean, it already is. And there’s various metaverses that use crypto where you can actually buy your parcel. Right. You can buy property within the metaverse. Property? You mean like actual real estate? Yeah, but not real. It’s a parcel within the metaverse. And there’s even one metaverse that’s kind of mirrors the real world. And you can buy a certain building or a property and then, you know, people can come and visit.
You know, the avatars can come visit and you can, you know, promote on there and, you know, there’s, you can hold, you know, concerts and, you know, you’ll probably have virtual shopping experiences. Right. You’ll have a mall where you can go and actually buy things. Right. You can see, you know, clothes, like a replica of a real world clothing. You know, there’s all kinds of applications you can imagine and. Yeah, and you already transact using cryptocurrencies. Do you know what you’re talking about here? You mentioned entertainment and finance and dissemination of news through social media. And the central word there is decentralization.
And what do dictatorships need? Central is centralized control. This is anti dictatorship stuff. Yeah, yeah, I mean, that’s, that’s what Web3 is all about. And blockchain, you know, decentralization and giving more power to people and, you know, making the world less centralized. So that’s why, you know, it’s. The ethos kind of aligns also with, with the new administration and, you know, having less regulation and all that. And so, yeah, I think it’s great. Trump is almost sounding like a libertarian, isn’t he? Some way. I just, I know I laugh when I say it too, but this is very libertarian and, and I have to say this, crypto’s ahead of the curve.
I remember I was invited to Ernie Hancock’s play. Ernie’s a really good political activist in Arizona with national influence, and I got invited to a party at his house one Christmas, and my wife and I were there. And he brought out the first bitcoin I ever saw. And. Oh really? He explained what it was. And I said, well, if I use this, will I go to jail? That was my centralized thinking from the Federal Reserve. You know, I was brainwashed. He brought out bitcoin, what, in terms of like a, like a hard drive or something? No, something that would, you, you would get into an account on your phone.
Oh, I see. Okay. On your cell phone. And it was the first time I. Look, trust me, this was a number of years ago. I’m not that stupid now. But you, you know, and Ernie walked through with me and, and I still got the original. I had $10 he put into it. And that $10 is now something like 1700 and something. It’s, it’s pretty cool the way it’s done. And I just keep it there for kind of like, you know, old time sake. But, but that was the first time I heard of it. And then I started thinking about it and it took a couple of months to sink in.
And I went on my show and I said, you know what? This breaks the stranglehold of the Federal Reserve. It took me two months to think of that back then. I’m smarter today. I promise. I’d have a higher IQ score today financially than I did then. But this is what I really like about it. Are we going to see cryptos compete with each other someday? Well, they are, they are competing with each other. I mean, you have like Ethereum competing with Solana for example, you know, because each, each crypto, it’s in its own, has like a certain utility category.
Right. So Bitcoin is kind of a store of value. And then you have smart contracts, cryptocurrencies where you can essentially build decentralized applications on top. So Ethereum is one of them, Solana is another one. They compete. And Solana is where the Trump Meme coin was just created on. Right. You can create NFTs on top of this framework. And the Melania Meme coin is also built on Solana. So those two coins, they compete and you know, just like XRP competes with Stellar Lumens xlm. Right. They’re both, they’re both used for international remnants. Right. So cross border payment.
So yeah, I mean, cryptocurrencies are already competing with one another. Is that competing with the Swift system too? Yeah, it is, yeah. So it’s a replacement of the Swift system. So it’s a protocol for international money transfers. And you know, Western Union is already using XRP system, is testing it out and other institutions are using it as well. And XLM is a competitor, so, I mean, yeah, it’s like, with everything else, there’s always going to be competition. But going back to the Bitcoin you mentioned, was that on a. Like, do you have it on a hard drive? On a wallet? Like a actual.
Your own wallet? Yes. Oh, okay. Yeah. That’s interesting because names, like three times, because someone buys someone who buys someone, and I have to go back into it and look in and see what it is now. I don’t even know. I haven’t looked at it in a few months. But, yeah, and I. And I do it as a keepsake, but, gosh, I don’t know how many years ago this was, but I’m. When did crypto start? In 2009. So that’s about the right time, because I’m going to say it had been about 2010 when we did this.
That’s very early on. Yeah. Yeah. Well, my wife and I were looking at each other. What the heck is this? And. And I consider myself to be fairly knowledgeable. I mean, I was going to conferences and speaking on issues, and some of it was finance, and here I am totally in the dark. Hey, one of the things I wanted to ask you was about the meme situation. Can you talk about that a little bit and tell the audience what that is and how it’s used? Yeah, so. So meme coins are basically. They’re coins that don’t really have a utility.
It’s. They’re more. I call it gambling. Right. It’s. It’s coins that people buy because they have some kind of, you know, character behind it or, you know, so the Trump coin is the latest one and it doesn’t. Yeah, I always tell people to be careful. It’s essentially like going to a casino and, you know, betting on. On black or red. Right? Yeah, you may. You could make money, but you can lose money very easily, too. The Trump coin reached about 8 billion in market cap within its first day. It went crazy and it made its way to, like $80, and then it crashed to $40.
So, you know, if you get in on a hype, you’re like, wow, look at this person just made so much money. And then you buy it at $80, and then it goes down to 40, and then it can go down to $1. The liquidity is also limited on these meme coins. So, you know, these things pop up overnight. Like, I don’t know if you heard of the hock to a meme coin as well. That happened with. So you got to be careful. I mean, I would say if you invest, put in what you can afford to lose.
My digital money, we don’t really deal with meme coins because, you know, people are, we’re dealing with people’s retirement. So we really want, you know, to, to enable people to invest in safer bets. Yeah, I hear, you know, I hear you. Yeah. So we don’t do meme coins. We, you know, we do coins that have utility, that have a real technology behind it. You know, founders with track records and. Yes, you know, because these people, you’re also subject to a lot of, you know, rug pulls and whatnot. So. And I don’t think, I don’t think bitcoin crypto should be bought on the dip because of where it’s going.
I don’t think the minor fluctuations now, I mean, we just had a big rise. But I mean, outside that, I mean, you’re kind of betting this is going to be stable. And to me too, you know, I look ahead and I’ve talked to a number of people about this guy. If your paper currency does fail, it wouldn’t be hard to shift to crypto, bitcoin and so forth, and, and make that full monetization. And your pain would be a lot less than if you just went with what we saw in 1929. And I think, I think this is really.
And I think Trump sees this too. I think this is one of his motivations. Well, I want to talk a little bit about my digital money because it’s the practical application of what we’re talking about here. I’ve seen you go through the highs and the lows of Sam Bankman Fried’s fraud that affected even good people like your company, where everyone took a hit reputation wise, where they didn’t do anything wrong, they weren’t out doing fraudulent business deals. But then you came through that now you’re really kind of on the rise now and things are going really well.
Okay, so let’s talk about my digital money, because I highly recommend if you’re looking for an entry point into bitcoin, crypto and so forth, this is really the place you want to be. No pressure, sales, you just get information and you literally almost have to close your own deal. So let’s talk about your company a little bit, why people would want to come in. Yeah, so it’s trading platform where you’re directing your own investments, but you can do it with an ira so you get huge tax advantages. We don’t commingle funds so you legally own your assets now.
You don’t hold the wallet. Right. And sometimes people are like, oh, we want to hold our own cryptocurrency, but we manage the wallet for you. Right. So you don’t have your wallet in your possession, but that also makes it easier. It makes. It takes some of the risk out of it. Right, because when you have your own wallet, you can lose your passphrase. Right. And then you can lose your cryptocurrency. Exactly. And actually, I’m in Los Angeles when we just had fires, and there was a story about a woman who, you know, her wallet got destroyed in the fire, and she lost, you know, something like over $250,000.
So, you know, if you hold your own wallet, there is a risk to that. So, you know, with us, we managed the wallet for you. So that, of course, has advantages and disadvantages, but you still own the assets legally, even though we’re managing it for you. You know, we have auditors come in and ensure that, you know, what we say you have we have in our possession. Right. So it’s still yours. And. And so we don’t commingle funds. You know, we can’t lend it out. We can’t do anything with your assets without your permission. And it’s.
We just make it easy to buy and sell on our platform. You know, it’s. You go online. So I have a question I often get from people. Well, Dave, what if I see it go up and I really need money for something then, And I need it in. In cash to do what I want to do. You guys cash out, don’t you? Yeah, yeah, exactly. So, you know, you can sell it. And it does take until the next day to. To, you know, get your funds. So you have to account for that. And that’s because, you know, the way we do things, we want to make sure that we keep your assets in a cold storage.
Right? What does that mean, cold storage? Cold storage means it’s offline. It’s not. It’s not open for. For hackers to get into it. So we keep it offline in a cold wallet. And so, you know, we have to have a small window at the end of the day where we make transfers. So, you know, for your transaction to settle, it takes till the next day, usually the next morning, your money will be in your account, and then you can withdraw it. And so, yeah, you know, and that’s why it’s also crucial that we have assets that have liquidity.
Right. If we have these, like, you know, meme coins or newer coins. A lot of times they don’t have enough liquidity, and sometimes you just can’t sell them. Right. And so. Right. With the cryptocurrencies we deal with, you know, you could sell them and get your money out the next day. So. Well, that’s an amazing turnaround, and that’s a lot faster than the banks sometimes now that are trying to hang on to your money. You know, in China right now, the people are really, almost literally can’t get their money out of the bank. Literally. And then they put them in unauthorized retirement accounts managed by the bank without even asking the people.
I’ve covered that. And they, and they say it’s. It’s a practice coming to America and under Dodd Frank, which allows the banks to basically do anything with your money you want. That’s why I like the idea of what you’re doing with cold storage. It’s offline. The bank doesn’t control it. You control it. I. I think it’s a great relationship. There’s one other thing, too, that you have that I really like, and it’s the, the play account and tell people why or how they could use that and who’d want to use it. Yeah, it’s essentially an account that has 50,000 fake dollars where you can at least try the platform so you can sign up within a minute.
You don’t have to give a Social Security or any financial information. And you can see what it would be to trade. You can trade in the real market and see how you would do. So it’s called a practice account, in essence. So you can just try the platform out and, and get comfortable before you actually put a dollar in. Do you do it across different platforms, or is it strictly Bitcoin or crypto or what? It’s all the cryptocurrencies that we provide on our platform. So you can go with xrp, Solana, you know, all the popular ones that we have.
Well, I like that because, you know, the novice who’s kind of afraid of the system, and they might be 75 years old, and this is all new to them. You know, they get their feet wet here and they go, oh, okay, I understand how this works now, and I think that’s a really, really a good idea. So how do people get started? They go, okay, I’ve heard all this. I know this is the wave of the future. Trump is behind it. J.D. vance is behind him. So we may have 12 years of this. So tell people how they can get involved with, with my digital money.
Yeah, you just sign up on my digitalmoney.com and we also have a US based phone. You know, people that pick up the phone in the US So you can call us and that’s why we’re good for novices as well. So you have questions, you know, what is Bitcoin? What’s xrp? You know, how do I use a platform? You can call us and, and that’s 833-636-2008. But that number is on the website. Go to mydigitalmy.com and you know, know it’s really easy to sign up. Yeah, listen, this is really the wave of the future. The future is here right now.
It’s not really a wave. It’s, it’s here now. You’re, I’m sure you’re anticipating because of Trump’s endorsement that this is going to go crazy over the next six months to a year. Yeah, I mean there’s really great predictions out there. You know, people, a lot of people think it’s going to go to Bitcoin will go to 250,000 by the end of the year. I think, I think maybe around 180 is very realistic. Of course, no crystal ball, we could always be wrong. But that looks very likely just looking at, you know, historical patterns and looking at, you know, what’s happening with regulation and with institutions coming in and with the potential bitcoin being a reserve asset.
Right. That bill coming out. So it’s very likely that I think it’ll go to 200k by the end of the year. You know, XRP, a lot of people think, I’ve heard a hundred, you know, I’ve heard it would go to $100, but I think $10 is pretty realistic. It’s at $3 now. So, you know, it’s not too late yet. There’s xrp. XRP is great. Yeah, XRP is great because, you know, a lot of institutions are partnered up with xrp. Right. You have bank of America, you know, you have American Express, Santender, all these big banks that are actually using Ripple, using xrp.
And they also came out with a stable coin. So XRP is good because it kind of marries the traditional world with blockchain. Right. It’s something that’s more within the guardrails of regulation. So I think that one is very realistic that it will keep going up and, and yeah, you know, Ethereum, Solana, I think those will continue to do well. So that’s, yeah, I think it’s. When Trump says this is the golden age. I think this is part of the golden age as I see it. In fact, I’m putting in an order either later today, because I’m going to partner with my wife and we’re going to talk on the phone because I’m remote right now away from home.
But I’m telling you, we’re coming in, we’re going to do more. And people, I’m telling you, this is really the wave of the future. The dollar is dead. The banks want to screw you. And I’m sorry to be so blunt when I say that, but it’s true. You know, Guy, no one really knows. And I say this all the time. Dodd Frank, 2010 says anything you have associated with the bank, they’re in first place, you’re in second. They can take your money, they can take your retirement, and you’re not entitled to any reimbursement if they don’t want to.
Generally speaking, though, they’ll do pennies on the dollar kind of thing for reimbursement. We’ve seen that, you know, internationally. And this is why I don’t trust the banks, folks. This is the wave of the future. Gold, silver, bitcoin, crypto. This is the way the world is going because the bankers are too corrupt to trust. Am I honest enough there, Guy? Totally. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, I just, like I always say, you know, keeping the bank what you need for your operational expenses for the next three months, you know, but your retirement, I mean, that’s very risky to.
To just keep in the bank. So you have alternatives, you know, you have my digital money, you have, you know, gold, silver, you know, real estate, you know, or we close my digitalmoney.com mydigitalmoney.com and what’s the phone number again? 833-636-2008. Yeah. Well, to me, when I got up today, the sun shined a little brighter. And this is one factor associated with Trump, why I feel that way. Guy, thanks so much for coming on. Really good presentation. Always enjoy having you on. Thank you, David. My pleasure. Take care. You too.
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