If you love crypto and you hate CBDCs,
we love you.
That's what we need to go after.
All the other social issues should not matter at this point.
This is the most important issue of our time.
Individual, a criminal, or he is the most incompetent regulator we've ever had.
We would like to see Warren Davidson push this bill.
We will be in favor of it.
And we want to see the contents of it.
We want to know as soon as this bill is out and it's published.
We want a timeline of when we can expect it.
And we also want to know when it is published,
how we can see it, how we can read it and how we can spread this out to more people.
Make no mistake, Ohio's 8th District.
What are they doing here with Bitcoin?
They're trying to squeeze out miners.
Why?
They want profitable miners to be controlled by the government
so they can eventually get enough consensus to switch Bitcoin to proof-of-stake
so they can call it a security.
I'm telling you, that's the plan.
That's--
is it going to work?
No, it's not going to work.
Do they think it's going to work?
Maybe.
It's worth a shot in the dark.
I don't think there's any way Bitcoin ever changes over to proof-of-stake.
But remember this.
I want you guys to remember this.
And I got my character assassinated by the Bitcoin maxis for saying this,
which there's only, like, seven Bitcoin maxis left, so who cares?
But the point is, the point is this.
Bitcoin can change from proof-of-work to proof-of-stake.
It is possible with the mechanics of the way the consensus runs.
Okay?
It would have to have a majority of the nodes of the network.
And it's never going to get that.
That's not going to happen.
However, that's not going to stop the government
from trying to squeeze an angle that they think can work.
Guys, that's why they're saying they want to go after Ethereum as a security now
because proof-of-stake.
When it's proof-of-work, they couldn't do it.
Guys, there's only one threat to the financial system.
It's not Ethereum.
It's not Algorand.
Not ICP.
It's not Pepe.
Maybe it's the GENSLR coin. Who knows?
But the point is this.
The only threat is Bitcoin.
Why do you think they're sitting--
you think they're just like,
"Oh, Bitcoin, you go ahead. You do your thing.
The other altcoins, we're coming after you!
But, Bitcoin, the one threat to us, we're going to let you run"?
Guys, it's an angle.
They're working an angle.
And the Bitcoin maxis are too blind and too stupid to see it.
They love being in Gary's pants.
That's what they love.
And Cory Klippsten, he loves going in Gary Gensler's pants.
That's his No. 1 place he wants to be.
He wants to be like a little sugar glider.
A little pet flying squirrel crawled down there in Gary Gensler's little lizard. Okay?
And pat the lizard and say, "Good boy, good boy."
"Go after Ethereum! Go after it."
These guys are so blind by their own egos
that they can't see that the government is positioning itself right now to go after Bitcoin.
That's why we have to remove this administration as fast as we can.
Alright. Moving on here.
How many times did I tell you not to get in Sui until after it dumps?
I've said it consistently on this channel.
This is going to be a major coin,
but only after it dumps.
So let's check out what's going on with this.
Ha!
Wow. Look at that.
What-- how big of a drop is that?
Oh, my gosh.
It launched at $10,100.
Wow.
It's a 99.9% drop.
99.9% drop.
Did you get it?
The marketing hype and the VCs behind some projects
make those things not nearly as important,
and Sui is one of them.
Aptos is another one.
Why do you think Aptos did so well?
Of course, it got crushed when it first came out just like Sui.
But what did it do?
It pumped like crazy.
Why?
It's got big money, VCs and hype behind it all around the world.
And I know this because I hear things and I talk to people.
I knew Sui was going to be big a year ago. Okay?
Guys,
sometimes, you've got to go with what's hot,
regardless of the little details that separate it from something else.
Does this mean you want to go all in on Sui?
No.
Is it going to be a top 20 project?
For sure.
By the end of the next bull run,
if this thing does not get to the top 20 in market cap,
I will get--
- what kind of tattoo should I get? - Oh, man.
- What kind of tattoo should I get? - I don't know.
I don't know.
I should get--
I want to say a pig tattooed on me.
- I want to say a pig because we like Pig Sooie. - Pig Sooie.
I'll get a pig tattooed on me.
If it doesn't, at some point in the next bull run, enter the top 20,
- I will get a pig tattooed on me. - That's a big one.
That's a big one.
Well, you guys know I took a picture with a pig once at the Bahamas.
And this is something I wanted to bring up.
This is kind of what I was alluding to with the Sui stuff.
Can you put a poll up about that?
I want a poll up, are VCs good for crypto and NFTs?
And I think the vast majority is going to say no. Okay?
Now, here's the thing with VCs.
A lot of these projects need money to get off the ground.
However, a lot of these run into the founder's dilemma
where they make so much money from the VCs,
they no longer are motivated to continue on and push forward
with, you know, what's going on, with, you know, building their actual projects.
So, because of that,
you know, they get a bad rap because guess what,
you guys ever seen these polls about exit--
or these these tweets about exit liquidity and say influencers are using you for exit liquidity?
The VCs are using you for exit liquidity.
And why do they get no blame?
Guys, why do you think a project like Sui dumps from the beginning?
Because they get it on a seed round for like 10¢,
the project pumps up to $10,
and they sell and they made 100X on their money. Okay?
And you're getting the leftovers.
And the price is just plummeting the entire time.
And you're just trying to get a position.
This is why do not buy coins when they come out.
I was telling you guys this about Sui forever.
For months and months, I've been telling you don't buy Sui when it comes out.
Wait until it drops.
Then we've seen this.
This is what it's done.
So, right now, we're--
wow. Look at this.
- It's like 50/50. - About 50/50.
I'm shocked at this.
Guys, what we're going to be doing now
is we're going to be calling Warren Davidson's office live.
Can you show the graphic here?
There's "Attention, BitSquad! Call your senator today!"
Who is Warren Davidson?
Well, let's pull him up on Twitter real quick.
Show you who he is. He is a Republican.
We like Warren Davidson.
We are on his side.
He is against,
obviously,
he's against Gary Gensler.
Now, here's his Twitter account.
Oh, he follows me. Look.
Warren Davidson follows me. That's a big flex right there.
Well, I follow Warren Davidson too now.
Look at that.
You guys, he's a former Army Ranger serving in the 8th District in Congress from Ohio.
Maybe when we go do an Ohio meetup, we could meet up with him.
That would be really cool if he's there.
But he famously put out,
in the hearing against Gary Gensler,
he put out something about a bill that he was putting together
to remove Gary Gensler.
Well, through the trees, I've heard, like, we haven't--
now, I wanted to preface this by saying
this is the best of my knowledge that I have right now.
Something may have changed in the last couple of days that I'm unaware of,
but I have been told that we don't actually have a copy of that bill.
That that bill is not actually out yet.
And so what we want to do is we want to use our voice as the BitSquad,
and we want to call Warren Davidson's office
and we want to tell them
we want the bill,
we want Gary Gensler removed,
and we want to see it, the first draft he's got,
and, of course, through doing all this,
I think Drew actually has been in touch with Warren Davidson's people.
We were just planning to do this this morning.
And maybe we can get him on the channel for an interview.
That will be really awesome.
Because we want to know what's going on with this.
And we want to show you guys that we do have power.
Now, you can contact--
I want to talk about this.
This is Warren Davidson's page here.
You can't see.
The Stake logo is covering it up on the top left here.
But Warren Davidson, this is his contact page.
All of your House and Senate representatives are going to have these forms.
And you can email them with this information.
Bottom. Scroll all the way to the bottom.
Oh, man, pull the bottom of the browser.
The call number right there, bottom left corner,
Butler County District office,
- oh, not that-- there we go. - Yeah, yeah.
- Right there. - Okay.
- See that? Right? - Yeah.
- This is the number right here. - Oh, that's it right there on the left side.
Perfect. Okay.
- There we go. - That 513 number.
Oh, this is why this was pulled up the other day.
I see it now. Now, I understand.
I get it why.
But there you go. But I would always suggest calling, not emailing.
The calls are going to be more impactful.
So what we're going to do here live on the show
is we're going to call Warren Davidson's office.
We're going to see-- I've never called,
I've never called an office before, so I have no idea what to expect.
We're going to show you how to do this.
So 513-779-5400.
We're going to call Warren Davidson's office.
Alright. Here we go.
It's better than calling lawyers in the Florida Bar, am I right?
- Yeah. - This is positive stuff.
You probably get an answering machine.
You probably get a message.
But they have to listen to every message.
Remember that.
That's why the messages are more powerful than the--
Thank you for calling the district offices of Congressman Warren Davidson.
If you know your party's extension, you may dial it at any time.
To leave a message--
We're going to leave a message.
- Right? - Yep.
Okay.
- I wonder how long it gives you. - You have reached the voicemail box
for the district offices of Congressman Warren Davidson.
- I knew it's going to be a recording. I knew. - Please state your name, address, phone number,
a brief message detailing how we may be of assistance,
and we will return your call if possible.
Thank you!
Hi, my name is Ben Armstrong.
I'm calling on behalf of about 5 to 6 million people on social media.
And we would really--
you can reach me on Twitter @Bitboy_Crypto.
Warren Davidson follows me,
so it'd be easy for him to send me a DM or for someone from your office to.
We're representing the BitSquad.
And we want to see the bill to remove Gary Gensler.
Gary Gensler is the worst regulator we've had in the history of America.
He met with the biggest fraud in the history of mankind
at least two times over six months before the fall of FTX,
which means either Gary Gensler is a corrupt individual, a criminal,
or he is the most incompetent regulator we've ever had.
We would like to see Warren Davidson push this bill.
We will be in favor of it.
And we want to see the contents of it.
We want to know as soon as this bill is out and it's published.
We want a timeline of when we can expect it.
And we also want to know when it is published,
how we can see it, how we can read it and how we can spread this out to more people.
Make no mistake, Ohio's 8th District,
we all want Gary Gensler removed,
and we stand in solidarity with Warren Davidson to do this.
Thank you on behalf of the BitSquad.
BitBoy out.
There we go.
It's that easy, guys.
That's how you do it.
Now, here's the thing.
You may be wondering--
now, look.
Somebody said an intern--
I've come to understand a lot of this because here's what I used to say.
"That's stupid."
"They don't actually listen to the phone calls."
"They don't actually read the messages."
The Congress people and the senators themselves,
you're correct.
They do not.
Their staff does.
After getting to know six staff offices at Congress, like, very well
when I went up to my visit to Washington DC,
now, I understand how it works.
Yes, interns and staffers are the people that listen to these messages.
And they also are the people who read all the emails.
Well, the problem with emails is a lot of places they want templates.
They're going to be like the same email over and over again.
So what that means is they're going to be able to look and see it and skim through it.
There's probably nothing different than anybody else.
And they can run through it really fast.
However, the voicemails have to be listened to by law.
I don't know if it's technically by law this part,
but it is law that they have to listen to voicemails from zero seconds to completion.
So the more that you guys actually do this,
I want everybody, after the show's over,
I want you to all call Warren Davidson's office.
We want to let them know that we are coming for Gary Gensler.
We want him removed.
This is not being done for no action.
We want this.
The people want Gary Gensler removed.
And, BitSquad, we appreciate you guys.
There we go.
Let's do it.