Anthony Pompliano

But what a lot of Bitcoiners seem to have done, similar to me, is they took a very large portion of their network, sometimes over 50%.

They put into Bitcoin years ago and Bitcoin appreciated significantly.

And now all of a sudden people are starting to worry about, well, what's going on with taxes?

How do I do estate planning?

What do I do with this portfolio that has grown in significant size?

And so what we're going to do today is we're going to sit down and talk to Chris Klein.

Chris is at Bitcoin IRA.

But what they get to see is not just what are people doing with Bitcoin in terms of retirement and taxes and estate planning, but they also just see rich people and what are these rich people doing?

How are they using the tools that are available to anyone, whether you're rich or not, to actually end up in a better financial position?

And what I asked Chris to do is go and just take a bunch of data and come here and explain to us what are rich people doing so that everyone else can learn from it.

And so Chris, maybe a great place to start the conversation is just explain how people are using some of the existing tax code to actually get into a better position.

Now, when you're looking at these kind of, let's call it just retirement tricks to start first, what is it that the wealthy are doing that maybe the people who are watching or listening to this do not understand?

The employees are contributing to the pension.

The company is putting some capital in maybe.

But then the company has almost an investment team.

And that investment team was, quote, unquote, a professional team that is supposed to go and drive a return.

Now, in the social security system, it's complete nonsense.

Well, that's the government.

Right?

So we know that they're bad at it.