Anthony Pompliano

Is there something that we need to be looking into?

These markets also could be used for good, other than just the nasty thing of somebody who's going to put a hit out on somebody.

has a market, does the hit, and makes money on both ends, right?

But at the end of the day, we want more information.

That's what markets are bringing us, is the information of the crowd coalesced into a price.

I'm on the, people are always like, oh, we need the institutional investors and this and that, and that's why we need these bills.

And I'm like, who cares?

This is a retail driven movement.

The reason why we're here, the reason why this is valuable is because it does something for people who otherwise don't have anyone doing anything for them.

You know, the retail person.

We want to create another financial system outside of the traditional banking system.

We've done that.

I mean, it's still an experiment at the end of the day.

This is why it's valuable.

If what you're saying is we're just going to put in a bunch of rules, whatever those rules are, because we really want the Black Rocks and these big funds and these big banks, we're diluting the value of what is valuable.

Goldman doesn't care about Bitcoin because...

Millennium buys Bitcoin.

They care about it because there's 6 billion people in the world, 8 billion people in the world who otherwise had no financial access who now have this thing and they're trading it.

And they want to get on the action and make their fees.

That's why it's interesting to them.