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레이 달리오가 비트코인을 비판한 인터뷰를 반박하는 영상. 달리오가 중앙은행이 비트코인을 보유하기 어렵다고 한 주장에 대해 상위 은행 4곳이 2015년 이후 비트코인에 투자했다고 반박하고, 거래 추적 가능성은 달러·금도 마찬가지이며 비트코인은 정부가 개입할 수 없다고 주장. 캐나다 트럭커 사례로 비트코인 검열 불가를 강조하고, 양자컴퓨터 해킹 위험은 비현실적이라고 봄. 영상 말미에 '비트코인 가격이 곧 펌핑될 것'이라는 단기 상승 전망을 언급.
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What's going on everybody? It's your boy Cesar and in this video I want to talk about Bitcoin. I want to set the record straight on Bitcoin because I know there's a lot of people who who watch this channel who who check in on X.com, who check in on YouTube, whatever, who are new to the crypto space and aren't fully aware of all the facts whenever it comes to Bitcoin and whenever it comes to crypto.
So, I want to set the facts straight because moments like this in the crypto market where where things are down, where things are not going at all, how even the best analysts have expected, other than Ben Cohen, I think Ben Cohen's the only analyst that like saw all this stuff coming a mile away. He's and and Eric Crown, shout out to Crown's crypto, too.
He he actually saw this drop coming as well. [snorts] But most analysts and most investors have not gotten things right this year of 2025, right? And in these low depressing, low energy moments, people seem to kick you while you're down, right? In the news, the stories, the the uh the worries, the anxieties, they come out.
And I want to address something that I've seen floating around on X for the past couple of days. And [snorts] I want to set the record straight because Ray Dallio, if you guys know who Ray Dalio is, we're we're going to go over that. Vay Dalio uh had an interview here and he he showed us all how little he actually understands about Bitcoin.
And that's okay. That's okay. He's a smart man. He's a very successful man. [snorts] Um but he doesn't know about Bitcoin. He clearly doesn't know about Bitcoin. I'm going to play this here and I'm going to I'm going to we're going to go over this. Okay. I'm going to point out where his his flaw in logic is.
Okay. Bitcoin is limited in supply and its perception of money. It is a form of money. It it's perceived as money as a storehold of wealth that is unlikely to be significantly held by central banks and many others. All right. So, first off, first off, case in point right there, unlikely to be held by central banks and many others.
Okay, f first and foremost before we actually get into that, I do want to say I want to go over who is Ray Dallio, right? Ray Dalio is a legendary American billionaire investor, hedge fund manager, and philanthropist, famous for Bridgewwater Associates, the world's largest hedge fund. The world's largest hedge fund.
Okay. [snorts] He's known for uh his philosophy of radical transparency. Isn't it interesting that a man who is all about being transparent um is talking smack, not necessarily talking smack, but just doesn't believe in a virtual currency protocol that is all about transparency. Isn't that funny? I think that's kind of funny or ironic maybe is the right word.
But he said that central banks, what what did he say here? Hold on. Central banks are unlikely to hold Bitcoin. It's unlikely to be held by Bitcoin. Well, the reality is the [snorts] reality of that is four out of five of [snorts] the top banks in the world and when I say four out of five, it's literally the top bank to the fourth bank.
The fifth bank was the only one out of it. The top four banks of the world out of four four out of five have been invested in Bitcoin specifically and crypto since 2015. So, so right there just first and foremost either Rey this very intelligent person doesn't know very successful very intelligent person doesn't know a and he's got the largest hedge fund the world's largest hedge fund he doesn't know this this very obvious and publicly known fact that banks central banks have been four out of five of the world's largest banks ever have been involved in crypto since 2015.
He either knows this and is intentionally leaving that out or he's ignorant to the facts. I don't believe the second one personally. Right. J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J J JP M or Jamie Diamond at JP Morgan literally told his employees, his staff, that if anybody advocated for crypto, if anybody was caught investing in crypto, they would be fired and and he made that a public statement and the very next week they put in millions and millions, hundreds of millions of dollars into Bitcoin specifically, right?
I don't trust these guys. I don't trust what they're saying publicly. Don't listen to what they say. Watch what they do. Right? He's got one of the largest hedge hedge funds in the world. Look at look up his hedge fund. Are they investing in crypto at all? To any degree, maybe. Right? And in which case, is what he's saying something that you can rely on?
Is is it actually the truth? It's not the truth already. We've poked a hole in this because four out of five of the world's largest banks have been involved in crypto since 2015. You guys, if I'm wrong on that, then at least since 2017. But I'm I' I've been here since 2015. I know what I'm talking about, right?
I [snorts] think he has been, too. Let's continue, though. That's That's just the first thing. Hold on. Let me uh I've got to mute myself here by central banks and many others because of the number of problems it has. It can't transactions could all be followed in Bitcoin. One can monitor what the transactions are.
Governments can monitor what the transactions are and governments can interfere. Hold on. Sorry there guys. I had to pause that. So governments, this is the problem with Bitcoin is that governments can follow the transactions. Do you guys know? Have you guys know that [snorts] 80% of the world's transactions today are digital, which means they can be tracked by the government.
Right? The difference between Bitcoin and debit cards and credit cards is that it's publicly traceable. Where cash is only traceable to the people who have the information, the governments, the federal agencies, and the banks, not the public. He's saying that Bitcoin isn't going to work out because it's all these transactions are traceable.
Well, FNA, man, 80% of the transactions that happen in the world with the dollar are traceable. There's a lot of transactions that are traceable, and Bitcoin makes it easier to trace it. It absolutely does. I can't think of too many multi-millionaires or billionaires that are uh you know, not not that they don't launder money or not that there isn't ways that they can hide money.
I can't think of too many of them that that are completely anonymous with their wealth, right? that gets tracked. If you want that in your banks, you want to be able to buy expensive things, you're going to be plugged into the system. They are tracking your transactions. So, that's that's kind of in itself an odd thing.
Bitcoin makes it easier to trace transactions, but 80% of the transactions that happen with the dollar are traceable and that happen with gold are traceable because it's mainly digital. It's not physical, right? Most people who are transacting, if you're if you're going to transact a million dollars in gold, is that in person or is that digital?
You know what I mean? Are is there some kind of contract agreement that's traceable or is it just hand handtohand under the table, right? And I'm not saying that under the table stuff doesn't happen. I'm not ignorant to that. Of course, under the table stuff happens, but this is a weak point. It's it's a very weak point.
It's actually a good thing that that Bitcoin. But but anyways, let's let's continue. Let's continue with those transactions just like we talked and governments can interfere with those transactions just like we talked about earlier when we talked about you know gold is the only asset that you can have that they can't uh mess with and control you've got it.
Okay, that's not true of Bitcoin. Okay. Okay. Sorry, I keep muting myself and then unmuting myself. It takes time. But but I I hope you guys heard that last part, right? He says governments, they can interfere. Let's see talked about earlier just like they can interfere with those transactions, right?
And then this they make a little note right here. This is Bitcoin, unlike gold, can be redirected if governments regulate the apps people use to trade it. They put this in because they're like, "Well, we want to add some truth to this." Cuz what Ray Dalio just said was total It doesn't That's not true.
The government cannot interfere with Bitcoin transactions. 100% they cannot. That is false. That is fabricated Fugazi nonsense. The only way that the people interviewing this guy could make it to where it wasn't fugazi falsehood is oh what what he really means is they can interfere with the apps. They can interfere with your apps for gold too.
Try sending a million dollar of gold from the United States to China without government interference. I could send a million dollars of Bitcoin to China today without anybody knowing, without any approval, without any crossborder checks or anything. No taxes, no nothing. You can't do that with gold.
You can't do that with gold at all. You can do it in person. Try moving a million dollars worth of gold in person. See how that goes. See see if you get robbed or anything like that, right? You can do it with Bitcoin like that from your from your bedroom across the world. Bitcoin is not the problem.
It says it here. The apps are the problem. The centralized points of authority are the problem. Bitcoin is not a centralized point of authority. I' I've seen some people on X.com who are literally posting. They're like, "Is this true? Can governments interfere?" They can't. And this is actually that that phrase right there is what really set me off, in case you can't tell.
That's the one that that actually set me off the most is because either he's deliberately lying about Bitcoin or he's ignorant. He just doesn't know what he's talking about. Which he's an old man. Maybe he doesn't know what he's talking about. He's one of the largest hed hedge fund. He's the largest hedge fund manager, owner, whatever operator in the world.
I don't think that he's ignorant. I think he's pulling a JP Morgan, a Jamie Diamond. He's BSing you. He knows. He knows. He knows. And the reason why if he's one of the largest hedge funds, Bitcoin is going to disrupt probably a lot of the things that he's holding, right? No, no, no. Gold. Gold is the only thing that the government can't mess with.
Yeah. Try to send any sizable amount of gold to to anybody in the world. We'll wait. We'll wait the days, the weeks it takes to get there. We'll wait the amount of checks it has to go through at every border it crosses through customs. We'll wait. And while we're waiting, we'll just send a million dollars in Bitcoin to the same person and it'll get there in five minutes or less.
And nobody checks it. Nobody gives it any kind of approvals or rejections or anything. You don't have any permission. You just have someone's wallet address and you send it there. And a government the government can't mess with it. And we have proof of this. We have proof of this. Last cycle. You guys remember the Canadian truckers?
You guys remember that? Do you remember what happened there? I was around last cycle. I remember what happened. Yeah. The Canadian truckers got shut out of their bank accounts, right? As if Bitcoin is the only thing that the governments can control or trace or whatever. They traced and controlled their bank accounts.
They shut them out. the Canadian truckers that were on strike, how did they continue to receive funding? How did they manage to keep their strike going? They got donated crypto, Bitcoin. And what did Trudeau at the time to Canad Canadia's Canada's prime minister, what did he say? He said, "If you if you continue to send Bitcoin, we're going to sue the blockchain." He he basically said, he's like, "We're going to sue the blockchain and we'll shut it down." He didn't know.
He didn't know that you can't sue the blockchain. you can't you can't stop these transactions from happening. They literally were like, "You have to stop. If not, we're going to make you stop." They kept sending them. They could not make them stop because they do not own the blockchain. Nobody does.
Everybody owns it together. There's no way to shut it down. There's no way to stop these transactions. Canada, one of the world's larger government governing bodies, one of the world's more powerful. It's not not the most powerful, you know, I'm not I'm not The United States is the most powerful uh government government country in the world, whatever, by by military, by economic GDP value, whatever.
China, Russia, I, you know, I get it. Canada's not like in the top three, but it's definitely one of those those higher up countries. It's a pretty, you know, a pretty modern country and pretty advanced compared to some countries in the world. They couldn't shut Bitcoin transactions down, right? This was during the Biden administration.
There were people from America sending bitcoins to Canadians and these Canadian truckers. The Biden administration couldn't shut it down. No. And these two countries even working together shutting crypto down. And there was a very hostile environment in the last administration. They couldn't shut that down.
And that was earlier. That was last cycle when the hashing difficulty for Bitcoin was lower. When it was quote unquote easier to control, it's only harder to control now. So, so this and I'm on a whole different rant here. This is BS. This is total BS on his part. And he's either ignorant and doesn't know what he's talking about, which is unfortunate because he's he's a successful person.
He's he's an old man. He's clearly smart. So, it's like, why are you talking about things that you don't know about? But that doesn't sound like some that to me that doesn't sound like somebody in that position. I think he knows what he's talking about. He's just spreading BS intentionally like all the gold bugs do.
And that's fine. Not all the gold bugs, but but a good bit of them. Right. [clears throat] Anyways, uh let's about you know gold is the only asset that you can have that they can't uh mess with and control you've got it. Okay, that's not true of Bitcoin. And then there are other issues in Bitcoin like if we talked about the possibility would somebody make uh go synthetic gold like they would make um uh synthetic diamonds um as as a risk.
Well, in terms of Bitcoin being cracked, broken, all sorts of things and controlled it has those issues. Okay. So that's how I look at Bitcoin. What a perfect way to end a completely dishonest interview. A completely fabricated, no intelligence, nonsense interview. What a perfect way to end that by saying, you know how D You know what else I don't like about Bitcoin?
Here's a big issue. You know how there's like people are saying there could be synthetic gold or synthetic diamond? Well, Bitcoin has those issues, too. What What are you talking about? What? Give us an example. He couldn't He couldn't give us an example at all. He couldn't give us an example at all.
He's like, "No, Bitcoin has these issues." These issues that people worry about with gold and with diamonds. Bitcoin has these issues. I'm not going to give you an example, but Bitcoin does. Let's be fair. Synthetic Bitcoins do exist. They do exist. Paper Bitcoins exist. That's what ETFs are. Why do you think this cycle sucks so much?
Why do you think 2025 has been so terrible? The very first Bitcoin ETF that ever came out was January 11th of this year. Paper Bitcoins came out. We have that. And guess what? We still saw new all-time highs. We still rallied. We still went from 74K at the low of this year to 126K at the high of this year.
We had more ETF inflows than any other commodity or asset ever has in the history of the world as far as dollar amounts go. It's unfortunate because when people are buying these paper ETFs, these paper bitcoins, it does take away from the value that would just be put into Bitcoin to begin with. It does take away from the potential that that could send to push the price up.
But people don't know. People don't know. They they don't know about Bitcoin. So instead, they trust these hedge fund managers. They trust these these ETFs and these traditional markets. And that's fine. But whenever we put the trust the trust in the hands of the traditional markets into Tradfi, they're the ones that get the control then.
And they've had control of the markets here for basically all of 2025, right? That's all it is. They're g the price is going to pump at some point here pretty soon, guys. The price for Bitcoin and for crypto is going to pump at some point here. But but this this was just BS. And I hope anybody and everybody who's watched this video, if you had any concerns about this interview, if you watch the whole interview in itself, I hope you're just a little bit more aware of what's happening here.
Bitcoin could be cracked or broken. He gives no example of how. No, no, it can't be. People are worried about quantum computers. They don't understand how the algorithm works, do they? First off, getting getting a quantum computer to actually work and be online is going to be an impressive feat of itself.
But then to be able to to aim it at cracking the Bitcoin blockchain will be impressive in itself as well. If quantum computers become mainlined and anybody can access quantum computers and anybody can just hack the block the blockchain, guess what? Miners will use quantum computing to mine Bitcoin, which will increase the difficulty on a quantum level.
Things things and I don't I don't know. Nobody necessarily knows what it's going to look like if and when quantum computing comes online and is able to be directed in in a way that's productive towards society. But it takes a lot of power. Quantum computers take a lot of power. If somebody was to crack the system and steal a bunch of money from people, billions and hundreds of billions, trillions of dollars at this point in Bitcoin, uh they would be traced.
They would be found out. And not only that, if you crack the system, now your bitcoins are worth nothing. Nobody's going to want to buy them from you. You might get a little bit. You might siphon off a little bit there, but you're going to spend all this money on a quantum computer. You're going to spend all this time researching just to basically break a system and not get anything from it.
That's that's not a a reasonable worry. Bitcoin can't be cracked. It can't be broken. And and the only thing that is better in my opinion than Bitcoin is Bitcoin Cash. Bitcoin is digital gold. BTC is digital gold, but Bitcoin Cash is digital cash. And that's exactly what Bitcoin set out to be. So whether Bitcoin to you is BTC or BCH or whatever, they have the same genesis block.
They have the same a lot of the same fundamentals, I should say. You can't f with that money. BCH, BTC, Monero, you can't f with that money. The governments can't f with that money. They can't interfere with your transactions. It's impossible. It's 100% impossible. And me being the young man that I am in comparison to this guy who's got a lot of experience, I'm going to I think rightfully assume that he knows what he's talking
Oops. Well, that that he knows what he's talking about, but he's just full of it. That that he's that he's intentionally spreading ignorance, which is kind of BS on his on his behalf. Either that or he just genuinely is ignorant. He doesn't know what he's talking about, and that's fine. Don't go on Don't go on interviews talking about things that you don't know what you're talking about, right?
That's that's not a good look, Ray. Come on. You're you you've got more experience than that. You should know. And I think he does know. That's why I don't buy it. But anyways, hit the like button, subscribe. Ray Dallio is wrong. That's okay. He can be wrong. He's been wrong before. He'll be wrong again.
I'll see you on the next one. Take care. Hit the like button. Subscribe. Bye-bye.
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