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  1. hey @TechLead, very interesting content once again, thanks for that. This is exactly what came to my mind when I saw the news about the invasion yesterday – suddenly it all makes sense why russia has been pro crypto very recently and I generally agree with your view (no political opinions at any time however) but dont you see a scenario where all of this could also turn out to be pretty bad for crypto and bitcoin in particular since the West surely wont be happy to see russian government people and so on moving around sanctions using crypto currencies? cheers

  2. Great Video πŸŽ₯! BTW, I think πŸ€” the 2020 was stolen!? There is no way 81 Million people got off the couch πŸ›‹ to vote for boring, feckless Biden!

  3. Your videos are great….but what do you mean physical space is useless…where do you think your data is stored? Datafields…where do you think the computers you use and the micro chips you use come from…minerals that are mined in physical space….where do you think your energy that you plug yourself into to communicate via the Internet comes from …currently over 80% Is from energy mined or drilled in a physical space…C'mon…you think Elon Musk has his rocket plugged into charge before he takes off ?
    Not there yet….

  4. if Trump was still president this war would still have happen, don't act like Trump would have stop that lol. I mean Trump even called Putin GENIUS for invading Ukraine.

  5. Is Biden weak and did this encourage Putin? Maybe

    But do your own research. Google trump withheld military aide Ukraine. Or google what the first trump impeachment was in relation to Ukraine

  6. I hope you are joking with your political analysis of the war between Russia and the Ukraine. Regarding the use of cryptocurrency by Russia to evade sanctions, I agree, as sanctions target traditional financial instruments. In times of conflict, markets and investors always rotate into safe haven equities and currencies such as the USD, Japanese Yen, Euro, British Pound Sterling and Gold. In 2022 cryptocurrency might become a new safe haven vehicle for investors to diversify and consolidate their wealth. The market volatility will continue at minimum for the duration of the war and therefor inflation which was described by the U.S. Federal Reserve, Bank of England and the European Central Bank as transitory will now become persistent at least through Q2 of 2022. Food inflation will persist for the duration of 2022 as the price of fertilizer has increased, oil and natural gas prices will moderate past Q2 as there is swing capacity with OPEC members and U.S. natural gas producers.

  7. Stick to your cute little crypto videos, politics and world affairs are not for you. Trump would have sold us down the river and anyone that thinks that bonehead would have been a better choice right now is stoned out of their minds.

  8. The crypto market continues to go bearish as a result of the Russian invasion on Ukraine. This act has triggered and endangered global economy this includes stocks, bitcoin, alts, oil, gold etc.. ill say it's out rightly wrong to just sit back hodl and wait to continue incur more losses along the line, instead find a way to grow your portfolio. As a trader, I have been able to continue growing my portfolio through the help of Trent Hart which I have made about 8 BTC lately by simply using his daily signals, insights and guidance.

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