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A significant portion of the conversation is dedicated to macroeconomics, delving into how central banks and governments print vast sums of money—discussing that recent stimulus packages far exceed those of previous crises, like 2008. This relentless money printing, they argue, erodes fiat currencies, devalues the dollar, and fuels a macro environment ripe for Bitcoin’s adoption as a hardstore of value.
They explore the idea that this monetary expansion is a feature, not a bug, pushing individuals and corporations toward long-term holding ("fomoing" into hodling) rather than short-term speculation. The increasing reluctance of firms and individuals to sell Bitcoin, fueled by understanding its anti-inflationary properties, creates a fundamental shift in market dynamics.