Yeah, you know, it's, you know, these things do matter, unfortunately. As much as we'd like to see here and say we're in this decentralized world or
that nothing impacts these uh...
blockchains, not pretty much Bitcoin Litecoin. We're pretty immune to anything bad happening to the blockchain itself, but things can get very, get much more difficult if
The government doesn't approve of our behavior so to speak but
I kind of want to get into some things about like there's a lot of negative there's a lot of people that are like kind of mocking Jay Powell about
He's like, "Hey, the banking sector's strong. I've got plenty of liquidity, plenty of capital." But the reality is that they do. Everyone seems to think this is a joke, but I've said this for a couple of years. They've got a bottomless pit of money, right?
Federal Reserve has an infinite supply of cash to throw it any problem to put out any fire. Whatever comes up they can usually solve it with a little with the cash infusion as they're kind of seeing like yeah things might get reorganized but your average person
isn't really even paying attention to like what's happening. There might have been, oh, your bank, you're worried about getting money out of the bank one day, the next week everything's fine, you just move on with your life. Because the problem got papered over with some literal cash.
So I don't know what that means. Like in the short term, I don't think people are
that freaked out about hyperinflation or even a little bit of inflation. It's almost like they expected it and they're just dealing with it. I'm sure there's some