Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
So I envision Bitcoin taking the center stage as the best savings mechanism for small businesses, for enterprise reasons.
Chapter 2: Is AI disruption crashing markets?
And our tool set is trying to help them make that easier and de-risk that endeavor. Owning Bitcoin is something that everybody should have.
Chapter 3: What should AI actually automate in business?
I think it's the most likely way we rebuild our middle class in America of anything that I could think of. Why? What's going on, guys?
Chapter 4: How are investors navigating volatility in the market?
Today, we got a great conversation with Tilman Holloway. He's the founder and CEO of ArchPublic. And in this conversation, we go really deep on agentic investing and how AI and Bitcoin are intersecting with each other. What's it going to take for people to get comfortable actually turning their money over to AI agents and having those agents make investment decisions on their behalf?
We also talk about the broader Bitcoin market.
Chapter 5: What is agentic investing and how does it work?
What is the catalyst that's going to be needed to turn Bitcoin around and send it back to its all time high? And then Tillman explains how he's viewing the macro environment, what he's excited about, what he's not excited about, and how investors are using different strategies with all the volatility in the market to accumulate more of their favorite assets.
All that and more in my latest conversation with Tillman Holloway. All right, Tim, I thought a great place to start the conversation. Artificial intelligence has spooked the market.
Chapter 6: How are hedge funds using algorithms and high-frequency trading?
Investors are very, very worried. We've seen software stocks sell off like 20%. Bitcoin has also sold off 20% or so. Do you think that this AI disruption narrative is a real thing? And do you think investors are going to flee out of these software stocks?
Chapter 7: What new financial instruments are emerging in crypto?
Or is this just kind of short-term mispricing and we'll be back to all-time highs in many of these names over the coming weeks and months? I think it's going to be more disruptive, honestly, than people can even get their arms around at this point.
I've been using it, the rate at which it is improving, the functionality across multiple platforms, the integrations, everything that we do in the future, I think will have some AI component to it. I think where we are right now is this dangerous, this no man's land, if you will,
Where we're letting it do kind of whatever it wants with its own free will, this macro rule set that we don't understand and it's somewhat of a black box to us. I think moving forward, we're going to have very specific rule sets or toolboxes that we allow AI to utilize so that we can predict a little more with a higher degree of certainty what the outcomes are going to be.
And the correlations of that outcome being what we want it to be, right? Our will and the extension of AI is only as good as its ability to accomplish what we want it to accomplish, like an extension of our will.
Chapter 8: What catalyst could send Bitcoin back to all-time highs?
And so right now, I think it's so misunderstood that no one really understands how to use it or what its threat could be to them. I think once you start to use it, you realize that it's only as good as the prompts that you're giving it. It's only as good as the creativity by which you want it to achieve something.
There's still a lot of human intervention and interaction that's needed to make AI successful or useful, in my opinion. And I think that's going to be a...
a growing demand at a rate that you can't conceive like i would hire people right now for you know two of our companies if they could spend all day every day focusing on improving our interaction with ai really are you know that that is the the bleeding edge if you will
When you think about that interaction right now, how much of it is I know what AI is capable of and I know what I want to automate, but I don't have time versus it is I feel like we don't have enough automation. I feel like we don't have enough AI. And the reason I ask that is if it is the former where it is very well understood what needs to be automated, that's just a, you know,
Are we going to spend the money to go hire these people? And how much time is it going to take for them to do? What I see more and more conversation around is like, hey, the AI can do all of these different things. How do we prioritize what to use it for? What do we actually want to automate? And this begs the question of, you know, are you going to go and like use AI to build an ERP system?
And so every ERP stock should immediately be worth 50% less. Yeah, no, I agree with you. And therein lies the multi-billion dollar question because it's so disruptive that we don't know what its primary use case is. We don't know what its value proposition is for tomorrow. Because tomorrow is not here. And it's changing literally between today and tomorrow.
There are meaningful agents being built every single day to accomplish specific goals that we couldn't have dreamed to have accomplished from a connectivity perspective, from an ease of use perspective, user interface, all of the above. And so software, software development is being commoditized at a rate that I've never seen anything else before. be this disrupted this quickly.
I mean, this is, if you look at like some of the extinction events, like blockbuster being put to rest by Netflix, for example, we thought that was fast blink. And you're going to this, this AI revolution is a light speed faster than that. And so when you're talking about every industry being impacted, you're going to, you know, Fortune favors the bold.
The bolder you are with your use cases, the more flexible you are to deviate from what your plan is to what the market fit plan is that presents itself after using it. I think all those things are going to determine how quickly you adopt it, how well you are perceived as successful in adoption of it. And, you know, public markets are going to
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