Jake Claver

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1,496 appearances 2 recordings 2 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 24 Jun

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Digital Social Hour · Fastest Growing Crypto CEO Predicts A Market Collapse | DSH #2032 · 24 Jun 2026 podcast
And that's why I think that they're potentially going to have to use, you know, XRP, oil and gold to be able to back currencies across the world to have a level playing field and shore up the system that we're currently in.
Yeah.
I have mixed feelings on it.
Yeah, same.
Reason being, so social programs, I think they're absolutely needed.
I think people that are on unemployment and you're using those things for the reasons they should be using them for, it's a great bridge for people.
And I think it should be there.
Medicare, Medicaid, all that stuff.
The problem I have is when people manipulate or pervert the system and use it in a way that's not how it was intended.
So they've done a lot with WIC and food stamps to be able to mitigate the risk of people selling those for drugs and other stuff with them.
But that's the benefit of a digital dollar.
You could have social programs.
You would have full transparency and visibility of how those dollars were being used.
And I think that we're going to move toward a paradigm and this is going to sound dystopian.
So just stick with me.
If you had AI and it could analyze all the transactions across an economy and you could print money in opposition to the deflation that we're going to have from all of this progressive tech converging.
you would need to and actually to hold price stability.
And then if the AI could look at all of that, it could actually allocate that capital or incentivize or disincentivize spending across the economy to fill gaps.
The reason that the Soviet Union failed was they just spread it evenly and there was discrepancies in the economy that they couldn't account for.
So it's kind of like, it's not socialism.
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