Parker Lewis
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599 appearances
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 17 Jul
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that was always the case and it was always uninteresting to me, but it, it, it wasn't problematic in my mind until they start talking about Bitcoin in a way that confuses the nature of Bitcoin, because that's what I view.
It's like that actually retards an understanding of Bitcoin.
It, um, does it, you know, intentionally, not necessarily, however you want to describe it to the ends of selling stock.
And, um, you know,
Bitcoin working is predicated on more people figuring out Bitcoin, not less.
And they will over time.
I think it will just be better off for everybody if more people figure it out sooner.
So I think confusing the nature of Bitcoin, of avoiding talking about it as money, is really what perked me up and got me engaged to dive in and look into it.
Because it's not semantics.
It's not semantics to expressly go out of your way
to define Bitcoin as the one thing that makes it unique.
And also, someone like Michael Saylor has, on public record, been critical about the use of Bitcoin for payments.
There was some interview that he did with CNBC in 2024, I believe it was, where the host asked him, does Bitcoin need to be used as currency to
to be successful.
And he described it as like, you know, that was a misfortunate history of, you know, Bitcoin's narrative.
And, you know, it's controversial, you know, that's controversial, but, you know, Bitcoin is, you know, digital real estate and cyberspace or, you know, Manhattan or, you know, it's like, that's where I view, you know, I put these things together and I say, hey, it's confusing people about the nature of Bitcoin.
That's slowing people's understanding of it.
And if you have an incentive for Bitcoin not to be used as money, and you have a view that this is controversial, are your incentives actually aligned with, you know, Bitcoin and your shareholder base?
Like, that's what I see to be more problematic.
Because of how few people understand it.
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