Anthony Pompliano
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But what I think you're saying, Cathy Wood said this to me at the Bitcoin Investor Week Conference, I've had a number of other people, is that the driver of value in the world is actually now changing.
It used to be liquidity and inflation.
You're now saying that deflation could drive value to all scarce assets, not just Bitcoin, but gold or anything else.
Explain how deflation drives value into scarce assets.
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Did you see the chart of the major media like newspaper companies, their stock price, and then their revenue?
There is this chart that's floating around where basically the stock price about two to three years before the revenue turned over, the stocks all fell.
And the argument that people, when they see this chart, is the market's pretty smart.