BTC Sessions - NEWS ROUNDUP: El Salvador Bought The Dip, Now Owns 1120 Bitcoin ep210

Episode Date: October 29, 2021

El Salvador buys the dip, Tom Brady trades 1BTC for a football, US Banks set to custody Bitcoin and much more on this week's news roundup. 💪 SUPPORT THE SHOW: Shakepay is the easiest way to buy Bitcoin in Canada Sign up now and get $10 free after your first $100 purchase! https://shakepay.me/r/BTCSESSIONS ALSO search/subscribe to Shakepay on YouTube! LEDN Bitcoin backed loans –  get $10 free with a savings balance of $75 or more for 15 consecutive days! https://start.ledn.io/btcsessions Get Wasabi wallet for Bitcoin privacy https://wasabiwallet.io/ Keystone Wallet: secure your Bitcoin! http://bit.ly/KeyStoneSessions BillFodl: get your wallet backups in solid steel. https://privacypros.io/btcsessions Bitrefill: use Bitcoin to purchase gift cards https://www.bitrefill.com/buy/?code=O04UMic9 Like what you see? BITCOIN TIPS: https://strike.me/btcsessions

Wasabi wallet and fairly private. What's going on, everybody? Welcome to the show. Another Route News Roundup we have to go through. El Salvador has been buying the dip as per usual. We've got Tom Brady given a Bitcoin for a football. We'll get into the details of that. We have U.S. regulators looking at allowing banks to custody Bitcoin, particularly the FDIC.

So we're going to cover a whole bunch of different stuff today. As always, this is live, anything can happen, so I defer to my friend Bill here. We'll do it live. Okay. We'll do it live! Fuck it! Do it live! I'll write it and we'll do it live!

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At a time, he believes it remains undervalued by the global market. The price of Bitcoin was around $58,800, down from breaking all-time highs of $67K or roughly. roughly 67K on October 20th at the time of the tweet announcing the purchase of 420 more Bitcoin. So I tweeted out here. It was a long wait, but worth it. We just bought the dip. 420 new Bitcoin. Great number.

Great number. Congrats. So on September 6th, the day before Bitcoin was officially declared legal tender, the president announced the country bought its first 400 Bitcoin in two separate purchases, saying he planned on buying a lot more with government. funds with that historic announcement, El Salvador became the first country in the world to publicly put Bitcoin on its balance sheet. It was declared legal tender the next day. The price declined from 51K down to 43. Buckelly announced again that he had bought the dip, bringing the country's

total Bitcoin reserves from 400 to 550. Another price dip purchase on September 20th brought El Salvador's Bitcoin reserves to from 550 to 700. And Wednesday, with the The extra 420 brings them up to a ground total of 1,120 Bitcoin, increasing their stacks worth to 68,561,000 at the time of writing. Yeah, pretty wild to see a country buying the dip. BTFG, go El Salvador. Yeah, I think this is going to be a sailor-esque move where countries will be looking at this, and then we're, I feel like we're in for a big end of the year. I think these dip buys are going to look probably pretty fantastic in the coming months.

I mean, they already are, right? That, that dip buy at 41 and now it's in the 60s, that that looks pretty good, right? That buy that he made is up basically 50%. So, but I mean, what does that look like when? when Bitcoin's 100K, 200K, something like that, whatever, whatever it ends up potentially popping to, that's going to look really, really good. And other countries are going to say, huh, maybe we consider this. Will they?

I don't know. We'll see. Tom Brady is in the news, Bitcoin-wise. Let's read what happened here. So Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady will give one Bitcoin to a fan in exchange for his 600th career touchdown ball. So he said, I got the ball back. There was a lot of negotiation to get it back. So he became the first NFL player to throw 600 touchdowns last Sunday.

But Mike Evans, the wide receiver who caught the pass, didn't realize the importance of the record breaking ball and gave it to a fan in the stands. Only after the Buccaneers realized the meaningfulness of the ball did team officials head over to negotiate with the fan, Byron Kennedy, to get it back, a scene caught on. TV broadcasts. Byron lost all his leverage when he gave up the ball. Brady joked. He should have held it, but I'm also giving him a Bitcoin, so at the end of the day, I think he's making up pretty well.

They're also giving him a couple signed jerseys, a sign helmet, assigned to Evans jersey, and his game cleats, and a thousand dollars worth of store credit at the Buccaneers team store and season tickets for two seasons. So, I mean,

that's not bad, but you also have to take into account that the ball itself is allegedly worth about 500 grand and you know with Bitcoin at about 60 even with all that other crap thrown in he probably you know dollar wise he made off

not as good but if he holds that Bitcoin I think he'll be fine I hope he holds on to it I hope he doesn't sell it but I don't know he's good I don't know if he will okay moving on FDIC chairman

US regulators exploring how banks could hold Bitcoin. So a team of U.S. bank regulators is trying to provide a more straightforward path for banks to engage with and hold Bitcoin. This from the FDIC chairman. The chair, Jelena McWilliams, told writers in an interview October 26th that a team of U.S. bank regulators is working on a more precise set of rules for banks interested in engaging with Bitcoin and cryptocurrency. That would clarify how U.S. banks could hold BTC. in custody to facilitate client trading, use it for collateral for loans, or even hold on their balance sheets.

The quote here, I think that we need to allow banks in the space while appropriately managing and mitigating risk. If we don't bring this activity inside banks, it is going to develop outside of banks. The federal regulators won't be able to regulate it. And this is the main point that I want to and did highlight here is that they're looking at this from the perspective of, hey, like, where is this activity taking place?

They want to oversee as much as possible. And so they're realizing that people are going around them already right now. And they're probably thinking, hey, we could see a lot more of what was happening if it was happening within these regulated bank branches. Um, my suggestion to you is don't buy and hold Bitcoin with a bank. Uh, self custody. Purchase your own Bitcoin, put it in cold storage, uh, maybe do a little bit of coin join in there. Uh, that could be good. Maybe, maybe buy it, uh, non-KYC if you so choose. If, if you're technically savvy to do so, that's also an option, um, peer to peer.

But if you are going through an exchange, then, uh, yeah, maybe, maybe coin join that. and then just tuck it away, away from the, the grubby little fingers of the banksters that would hold it for you and re-hypothecate the shit out of it because they're going to. That's my take there.

And also, Dylan Leclair over at Bitcoin magazine, he tweeted out, commercial banks will eventually be able to hold Bitcoin on their balance sheet. They'll be able to borrow at 0% and buy all the Bitcoin they possibly can. Front run them. Yes.

Yes. Let's get going. MasterCard plans to allow merchants to accept Bitcoin payments. Let's read on here. MasterCard is said to be planning to allow any bank or merchant on its vast network to accept Bitcoin and offer Bitcoin and Bitcoin rewards. According to a new report from CNBC, MasterCard is partnering with Bitcoin and crypto wallet provider backed, which will offer Bitcoin custodial services to merchants that sign up. Executives at MasterCard and Backed said. thousands of banks and millions of merchants on MasterCard's Network, all of which could soon be able to send and receive payments with Bitcoin wallets, earn rewards in Bitcoin through credit and debit cards, and implement loyalty programs whereby airline and hotel points could be converted into the asset as a result of partnership. Existing points could also be converted into Bitcoin at rates set up by participating companies, giving customers the ability to earn a yield,

according to back CEO Gavin Michael. Okay, I'll touch on that quote in a second. MasterCres executive vice president of digital partnerships said in an interview on CNBC, we want to offer all our partnerships the ability to more easily add crypto services to whatever they're doing. Our partners, be the banks, fintech or merchants can offer their customers the ability to buy and sell and hold cryptocurrency through an integration with the backed platform. So all in all, I'd say it's a net positive, but let's take a look at what's likely is at least initially, this is going to be entirely custodial. You won't own Bitcoin.

You'll have exposure to it. And don't get me wrong. If it's through a rewards program, that would have been points. I would much rather have my points be exposure to Bitcoin than shitty points. right that's that's a definite that's a definite uh advantage um what i hope to see is that this becomes kind of like like strike and jack mallors say where everybody needs to be interoperable meaning that you can flow to and from platforms like this meaning that you can deposit and withdraw bitcoin via main chain lightning whatever it may be i hope there's that interoperable

operability. Now, these guys being the incumbents that they are and wanting to have that walled garden where, oh, use the MasterCard network, I don't see that being the case initially. But I think that players like strike and you see Robin Hood now saying, hey, we're going to do withdrawals and like a million plus customers saying they want to do that. PayPal saying that they're implementing withdrawals, things like that. I think it will force their hand because if you're not interoperable like that, then people won't use you, right? You got to play once people see that you can do something with one option,

they're not going to go to the guys that don't let you do something. So, yeah, just watch it initially if you're using something like this and they're saying, hey, you're going to get Bitcoin rewards. If you can't withdraw it, again, it's better than points, but just be cognizant of that. And don't, for the love of God, don't be purchasing Bitcoin through something like MasterCard

if it's not yours, if you can't withdraw it to your own custody. Also, throwback Thursday. This was in 2014 and December. MasterCard executive argues Bitcoin can't be trusted in a new video, MasterCard president for Southeast Asia, Matthew Driver indicates that his company is not completely comfortable with Bitcoin.

The video was so bad. It was basically like, well, Bitcoin's used for criminals and people can do things that are outside of our control and we don't like that. Oh, how times change. How times change. Yeah. Time for reflection. Yeah. Well, I mean, hey, they were going to capitulate sooner or later.

If they didn't, they were going to go bankrupt. So, yeah. Rand Paul, Bitcoin could become the World Reserve Currency, says Senator Rand Paul. So basically, he said here, Bitcoin could become the world's reserve currency. If people lose trust in the government, he did accept Bitcoin donations in his 2016 campaign. And the Republican Senator was interviewed on Axios, disgusting. disgusting discussing the future of Bitcoin and fiat currency in the U.S. He said, quote, the government currencies are so unreliable.

They're also fiat currencies. They're not backed by anything. So, I mean, he gets it there. Now his quote, we should reiterate here, was not specific to Bitcoin. He said, I've started to question now whether or not cryptocurrency could actually become the reserve currency of the world as more and more people lose confidence in the government. Now, he's never publicly talked to. or endorsed any other cryptocurrency outside of Bitcoin.

So, I mean, I'm sure that's in the forefront of his mind. But hopefully he doesn't go down this shit-coining route. I'm sure a number of you saw the tweet from Jack Dorsey about inflation earlier this week. He said hyperinflation is going to change everything. It's happening. People were pissed about that. And by people, I mean like mainstream economists were pissed about that. And some of the news pundits weren't a big fan of it either.

But I did like this article here. Twitter CEO, Jack Dorsey, is right to scare everyone about hyperinflation. He said, I think Dorsey is on the mark here, though it's pretty self-serving as any outbreak of hyperinflation would meaningfully erode value of the US dollar and probably be bullish for crypto. But the reality is that hyperinflation or an extreme rise in prices in a short period of time is beginning. to happen right now. It may not be showing up yet in the government's CPI or PPI reports, but it lurks around the bend. For instance, we are one bad snowstorm away from oil prices going north of $100 a barrel and natural gas prices going even further through the roof. Experts have told me blame the pandemic and a lack of investment in the space, the pros say.

Meanwhile, Tidemaker Procter & Gamble is looking at a third round of price increases for this year due to rising prices on commodities and transportation. Procter & Gamble is hardly alone. Appliance King Whirlpool is closing in on a $1 billion financial hit this year from higher commodities prices. It too continues to raise prices on consumers. Chipotle hiking prices to offset labor inflation. More talk of price increases are coming as a slew of large companies will report earnings

throughout the week. Yeah. So it's kind of happening everywhere. And again, I don't think he's off base. Now, it's worth noting the definition of hyperinflation is 50% per month. So that's depending on the jurisdiction that's not currently happening. But it is happening in parts of the world. And you have to look at how you're measuring it.

If you're using CPI, you're not capturing inflation because different things inflated different rates. And when people are trying to preserve purchasing power, they funnel them into assets that will do such. And so you see home prices in Canada here jumped 20, 30 percent in the past year. You see, you know, the stock market hitting all-time highs yet again and yet again and yet again. And that's because that's what's inflating first. The people that are trying to preserve their capital are pumping it into anything other than fiat. They're not going to. out and they're not buying just regular, you know, candy bars and stuff like that. But you're starting to see price increases at the grocery store too in shit that can't be

hidden with shrinkflation where you can't shrink the packaging or you can't deceptively package it to make it look less or use worse products. When you're buying produce and you're buying meat, you see it, right? I don't know if you've gone to pick up a steak lately at the store, but it's shit saying it's not cheap. So, yeah. And I mean, again, look at this, the independent. We did a lot of soul searching. European Central Bank holds steady on lending rates and bond buying program. And ECB president, Christine Lagarde, said that high inflation could, quote, last longer than originally expected. And then said, but we'll settle next year. This is echoes of two weeks to flatten the curve. But still, like, yeah, you know, there's. There's going to be inflation. It's just transitory.

And what has the narrative been? It's shifted over time. There is no inflation to, you know, it's transitory to inflation to, inflation is good, to good, but transitory to inflation is good and maybe not as transitory to soon it'll just be inflation is just here. So, yeah, brace for that. Let's keep going here. Okay, so the Financial Action Task Force has officially released its crypto guidance.

This is from Coin Center. They said it's not as bad as it could have been, but it's still flawed. And so what did they do here? Effectively, I'll read a little bit. The good part of it is in describing who, by the way, this is for, originally it was going to be very draconian in that any transfer anywhere from institution to institution, from institution to person, from potentially person to person, from node to node, from lightning node to whatever, that would have, with the language previously being used, that would have been captured all and required KYC, which literally would have been impossible

to enforce. It just could not have been done. And minors could have been included in there. It was insane. So here's what came of that. So in describing who may qualify as a, VASP, which is a virtual asset service provider. Yes, I know VASP. And therefore must surveil their customers. The new guidance removes all references to persons merely facilitating or governing transfers and instead focuses, as we asked, on persons with control of virtual assets. So exchanges.

All right. We've worked since 2014 to get regulators to focus on easily understood. reasonably cabined, combined, I don't know, category of control, rather than vague terms like facilitate that have no clear meaning in the technology. We're gratified that the financial action task force like FinC and ULC before have now agreed to this subtle but important clarification of who is and is not included within the regulatory sphere. The new guidance has a new paragraph that explicitly states that persons who merely provide ancillary infrastructure, including verifying the accuracy of signatures, will not be within the scope of surveillance obligations.

So this means you as an individual, obviously, running a node, running a lightning node, it also means wallet providers. So wallets that are on the app store or that are just an app that also run a node to ensure that their users can actually use a wallet without having to run them themselves. They're not included in any of that. So it takes all, and same with miners that simply that are mining and and add entries to the ledger. They wouldn't be swept up in that. So that is good.

Now, the one thing that's in here that doesn't make a lot of sense has to do with shared custody. And what I mean by shared custody is multi-sync. Okay. So for instance, something like unchained or CASA, where they hold like one key of many and they don't actually have control of your funds. It seems like they didn't really fully understand how that worked or they just didn't want to. I don't know. But it seems odd to me.

Okay. So they say, there we go, the guidance still has vague and inconsistent statements about multi-sig arrangements. It does now appear to exclude multi-sig wallets where the customer retains the exclusive ability to control their funds. Quote, if a person maintains unilateral control of their assets at all times, this may indicate that the service provider is not providing a qualifying service. this would likely mean that the wallet providers who retain a mere backup of keys are not covered. However, the language waffles, it could still fall under the definition of a VASP where it actively facilitates the transfer. We still don't know what is intended by, quote, actively facilitates.

This phrasing is perhaps better than the previous draft was simply says facilitates on its own, but the addition of actively merely gives us a slightly different flavor of uncertainty about who it is meant to include. So yeah, I don't know. There's kind of weird stuff in there. It's not as bad as it could. I'm not a big fan of most of this anyways, but yeah. There's a bunch of stuff about, like, defy and all that kind of crap that I don't really care. there's some stuff where it's like, hey, if you create software that can be used in a decentralized

manner and give up control for peer to peer exchange and stuff like that, then yeah, you're not under the scrutiny of this regulation. But with a lot of the defy stuff where it's like, oh, you still have control, there's like a kill switch or whatever. Yeah, that's going to count. So I don't know. It is what it is. They're basically, they're regulating what they can and they're realizing if it's actually decentralized, they can't.

And so from an adversarial perspective, good, I guess, because if Bitcoin can't weather that, then it should fail anyways, right? But it's not going to fail because it can weather it. So anything that doesn't pass that sniff test of can it be regulated, then, well, I mean, that's that's kind of, that's what we're here for to see how these tests go. Now, I mean, this gives us a longer runway to kind of build more shit out to make ourselves even more resilient. But, you know, I mean, I expect and anticipate and in some instances, I don't want to say, welcome, but kind of welcome these types of things so that we see how resilient this is in the face of this kind of stuff because we want to know. I'd rather know now if it can be shut down than find out years later. You know, so good. Really good article here from Jaybourne

BTC on medium. It's debunking all of the Bitcoin information one by one. This is a lengthy read. he covers a lot of stuff. I'll just go through the bullet points here. He covers basically debunks the following. Bitcoin is too volatile. Bitcoin consumes too much energy and is bad for the environment. Bitcoin is not scalable. Bitcoin is too complex for people to use.

Few people use Bitcoin. It is pure speculation. Bitcoin will be banned by governments. Bitcoin is used by criminals. Bitcoin only advantages the rich. Bitcoin is centralized because some people hold large amounts of it. Bitcoin advantages the people who got in early. So there's 21 different points that he one by one dismantles and debunks.

It is great. If you've ever been in a conversation where somebody brought up one of these flood items and you knew it was incorrect, but you couldn't quite articulate it, just go through this. You'll have your talking points very, very well present. Now, obviously, I don't want you to go through this and just take it verbatim. Like, go out, check the data, make sure that you're actually saying factual things, but is very well organized here.

So be sure to check it out. So again, debunking all the Bitcoin information one by one, and it's from Jaybourne, BTC on Medium. If you Google it, it will come up. Another great article that just came out. This is Nick Carter and Sean Connell. Miners are the optimal buyers. the data behind Bitcoin-led decarbonization in Texas.

It talks about the Texas energy grid and how Bitcoin could help it. And this was spurred on by Ted Cruz being interviewed by Jimmy Song talking about exactly that, how Bitcoin could stabilize the grid by being a buyer of last resort for energy, allowing infrastructure to be built up and miners can shut down at the drop of a hat the moment that energy is needed. But they can kind of up that peak demand level that they, know that they could encounter so that they're always prepared, but not have the infrastructure costs just, you know, pissed away on nothing, all right? It's, it's the energy is already there being

produced, being used. It's helping the environment actually because it's instead of flaring natural gas or more or just venting it. They're they can actually utilize it, which has less carbon output. So it's a net positive, but they actually parse through all the data here. Again, it's It is a solid, lengthy read, but, you know, they've done their homework. So be sure to check that out. Last couple of things here. Voltage, the guys were Voltage Cloud just introduced Flow, which is effortlessly. Oh, my God.

Effortlessly. Wow. Hello, everybody. Creating lightning channels. So this allows you to effectively purchase lightning channels, liquidity inbound and outbound allocated as you see fit. and it integrates with pool from Lightning Labs. It just makes it a lot more accessible to individuals that are running lightning

notes, particularly I would say for businesses. It's pretty cool. So check that out. They have a blog on it over at their website. Also, there's been a lot of adoption of lightning addresses, if you're unsure what that is, that's effectively having what looks like an email address but to receive lightning payments. So I did an example of this with the Zebedee wallet where I had like was in BTC Sessions at ZBD.g.

And it looks like bit refill has added it. In fact, a lot. I saw Phoenix. Phoenix wallet has added it. Breeze already had it. Blue wallet has it. So it seems to be proliferating quite well. I really want to see Moon Wallet integrate this because that's the one that I use a lot and they don't do it yet.

So Moon, if you can do that, that would be great. And finally, I'm going to wrap up here, guys. Tomorrow's Why Are We Bullish is going to be a fucking banger. Adam Curry, the podfather, a Shelby on. He's also responsible for podcasting 2.0. He's the reason that you can listen to the audio of this later on Breeze Wallet and stream sats per minute if you so choose. I'm also going to have untapped growth.

John Valis and Guy Swan, The Voice, it's going to be a good time. I'm very excited. So be sure to join us tomorrow at 6 p.m. Eastern time, and we will be banging one out, maybe having a beverage and chatting Bitcoin. And maybe we'll be on the up and up. Maybe we'll be starting to peak a little bit higher. There is a lot of options expiring tomorrow, if I'm not mistaken, for Bitcoin. And that could result in some heavy volatility.

Now, whether that be to the upside or the downside, we shall see. But it would be really nice to get a little bit of a pump as we're doing. Some wire we bullish to give us some extra fuel. So if you guys can manifest some of that, that'd be great. And yeah, I guess that's it. I'm going to wrap up here, guys. Thank you so much for watching and or listening if you're on the pod afterwards. Please, if you're here on YouTube, like, subscribe, share.

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