Anthony Pompliano

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Bitcoin, I think when everyone first learned about it, there was some version of electronic cash where you go read the white paper, you get told, hey, this is going to be the new global currency.

If we look over the last five years, probably, Bitcoin has done a great job of dominating the store of value narrative.

Stablecoins have really run away with the medium of exchange.