Anthony Pompliano

What's your pitch to them?

Thanks, Pop.

What's going on, guys?

Today, we've got a great conversation with Jordy Visser.

This one gets very deep into what is going on with software stocks, the credit market, Bitcoin, how Bitcoin could benefit from deflation or inflation.

That's going to be something that all of you are very interested in.

And on top of that, we talk about the latest developments in artificial intelligence and how people are using this stuff, including, I surprised Jordy with one or two things he didn't know, which is maybe the first time that's ever happened on this show.

Here's my latest conversation with Jordy Visser.

All right, Jordy, you published this great image.

And I thought we could just go through this because I think this image really is going to show us how Bitcoin could benefit from deflation.

It's going to talk about deflation and inflation.

And it's also got the macro overlay of just like what's happening in the world and why so many people are probably offsides when thinking about interest rates, monetary policy, et cetera.

But walk us through this image that you have here and kind of how people should think about what you're trying to communicate.

So most people listening to this are going to believe money gets printed, which leads to inflation, which means Bitcoin goes up.

And that asset inflation was a direct result of our inability to balance a budget, to keep the national debt from exploding higher, kind of the liquidity component that you're talking about.

That is, let's just call that up until recently, been the driver of Bitcoin, et cetera.

There are going to be a lot of people who say, if you do not believe that anymore, you're just moving the goalposts because, oh, Bitcoin's not working right now.

And that means that now you're looking for a different narrative.

I'm not talking about you in particular, but just like the Bitcoin community in general.

I think it's a fair question to ask, right?