Anthony Pompliano

How's that possible if you're only 21?

Now, when I see people online talking about the AI bubble, I think that there's a lot of folks who are like, hey, we're building all this stuff out.

They worry about regulation, that, oh, electricity prices are spiking in certain areas.

But I also see this whole idea of like, this is classic, you know, Silicon Valley.

We make a bunch of cool stuff, but it doesn't actually improve anyone's life.

I think I use it every day.

If I pulled the audience, I think they use it every day.

So I'm assuming that that's probably not going to resonate.

But how do you think about some of the regulatory stuff that you guys have been dealing with for a long time?

Right.

There's noise, there was pollution, there was whatever.

Now it's electricity prices seem to be the big thing.

I don't think energy's going anywhere, and I think you're in a pretty good business.

Fred Thiel, everybody.

Thank you.

All right.

Everyone is very interested and worried about regulation.

They saw that once politicians got into Bitcoin, that seemed to be like it was a good thing.

But now we're back to where we were before the politicians really were excited about this.

How do you think about whether the political process has been a net positive or negative so far for Bitcoin?