Anthony Pompliano

Some would say that's a good thing.

You don't want to spend something that is going to be worth more in the future.

And so it makes sense you would spend dollars.

But that also is a diversion of interest and demand and just mental energy that Bitcoin, I think, previously had.

How much of an impact of the success of stablecoins do you think is holding down Bitcoin in terms of capital flows and interest there?

If AI is successful, I think that there are a number of ramifications people are thinking through.

There's the whole AI agents and agentic payments and that whole world.

But also, there seems to be a lot of questions about the job market.

And last night at dinner, I asked a table full of maybe 25 people, raise your hand if you think your job is going to get replaced by AI in the next five years.

nobody raises their hand, right?

It's like, hey, they're coming for the jobs, but not for mine.

Yeah, everyone else's job.

Yeah, of course.

So how do you just think about like, if AI is successful, what are the things that you're paying attention to, either macro or Bitcoin related?

You're now famous for nothing stops this train.

I think that pretty much everyone in this room probably believes that.

there a world where the people in this room actually ask the government to print more money not less because of ai tariffs and these kind of deflationary forces where you know it's almost like we're so used to money printing is bad that leads to consumer inflation i want to avoid this yelling at the government is a good idea because they're dumb it does feel like hey wait a second if we get these big deflationary forces like we may need them to print money is how do you think through you know good or bad on that front

It seems like right now we have a higher growth, lower inflation environment.

There are obviously the administration saying, hey, we're going to get to five, seven.

I think I heard Trump say 15%.