Chris Kline

You know, for a guy that didn't like math, you're pretty fast with it, I got to tell you.

What math did I do?

You just, well, I mean, in my opinion, understanding how trufflation and all those things work, I think that's...

And I just remember, hey, man, that's why I got you guys.

But that's leadership, right?

You're like, hey, this is how you're going to calculate it.

Please go calculate it.

The nice part about the asset wrappers is they're pretty much stable no matter what the market condition is.

So whether we're facing inflation or we're facing deflation, being able to use the wrapper doesn't change.

What we're seeing folks do right now, and I have this beautiful privilege to sit at the crossroads of retirement in crypto, is that most folks, because the tax deadline's hitting here on April 15th, that's your last day to contribute for 2025, whether it's a solo KSF or Roth or traditional,

they're looking at this as it's Macy's red tag sale.

I now can get more of the asset I already love.

I love Bitcoin.

And instead of having done this in October, I'm going to do this now at 66, 67,000.

I'm going to get more Bitcoin for my buck.

And I'm going to continue to use my wrapper and continue to talk money into those really in retirement hacks at the end of the day.

Now, I was actually going to ask you with inflation, I feel or with deflation, I feel like

The Fed, whether we get this new nominee or not, and great ideas, and I like where his headspace is at, that we need to get from easy money to sustainable growth, the toolkit is very limited now.

Ever since Bernanke and basically the bazooka of printing billions and trillions of dollars that we just carried forward for now two decades, there's not a lot they can do other than drop rates and print more.

And if either of those two things happen, risk on assets, whether it's tech stocks or