don't want to do that. I'm moving us away now, if that's all right, from the initial question, which is, when did you disabuse yourself of this mythology, to the earlier observation about China using Bitcoin or other countries using Bitcoin, and how that relates possibly to gold? I think that's where Bitcoin's opportunity to actually become digital gold is, because it's not enough simply to go up, if there's a consensus among global governments, and this is why Bitcoin actually can do better, even though I said I'm bullish on governments in this world, which I am, I think also the same type of a world, the multipolar world, is actually bullish for an independent monetary standard. Totally agree. So you get it. No one nation has the ability to impose that standard or the network effect to impose that standard. And there are political incentives and rationales by competing nations to adopt an independent standard. Because with adopting an independent standard, what you also do is you get (61/97)
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