Anthony Pompliano

And now I basically have one foot in the traditional world, one foot in the digital world.

I don't think I've ever said this publicly.

I got a better one for you.

There's a major financial institution.

They knew not to shut my accounts because I get on Twitter and act a fool.

So instead, they just asked me to take all the assets out of the account, but the account stayed open.

How do you think about tokenization in all of this?

Because tokenized deposit, but obviously there's other assets.

We're talking about taking assets that existed before crypto, blockchain, Bitcoin, and making them tokenized.

Bitcoin, on the other hand, is a tokenized net new asset.

It's crypto native, Bitcoin native asset.

How do you see that playing a role?

We've obviously seen people try to pull that into the legacy system through ETFs, public companies.

But what are your current views there?

Gold has worked really well.

There's people in Wyoming love gold.

There's also people in Wyoming that love Bitcoin, but Bitcoin's not working as well.

What are your thoughts there?

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