George Mekhail

Because there's so much institutional adoption and we've been sort of validated by by the mainstream, like the traditional banking system regulators.

It's you know, they can't they've realized they can't shut it down.

Yeah.

And so now it's like, OK, how do we essentially cope?

Like, how do we navigate this in a way where it's less least disruptive to kind of the legacy system?

Oh, really?

And I saw Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are starting to embrace it so that if you have Bitcoin, you can use it as part of your reserves to qualify for a mortgage.

That's brand new.

Yeah, man.

Well, see, good for you.

You're ahead of your time.

Yeah, and I think we talk a lot about how things are getting more expensive and it's harder and harder to afford stuff, but we don't really talk about why.

Why is that happening and is this normal?

A lot of people forget that throughout human history, it wasn't normal for your money to inflate by 2%.

2% is the number they tell us, right?

CPI is the 2% target.

It's actually, in reality, in purchasing power, it's a lot more, depending on what you're talking about.

Yeah, it could be 20%, 30%, 50%.

And so that's not a normal thing, right?

Where does money come from?