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    "They're Committing Securities Fraud – Especially Ethereum!" – Michael Saylor On PBD Podcast



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    In this short clip, Patrick Bet-David, Michael Saylor and Adam Sosnick talk about Ripple.

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    1. nozrep on

      3:05; not necessarily true. Most modern “commodities” did not become commodities unless a person or persons or many many persons over the course of times decided to make it so. There are, yes, commodities separate from that, like water, you have to have water, regardless. And water is a commodity. But oil? But gas? But many types of food commodities? They were NEVER commodities without the help of humans making decisions to cultivate their global and widespread use which turned those things into “commodities”, as it were. And boy do I love me some commodities!

    5. Gabe on

      This guy is such a hack. Bitcoin good, everything else, bad. Bitcoin is way too slow to do what XRP (Ripple) is doing. He’s afraid XRP will solve a multi trillion dollar problem and hurt his banker friends. By the way, Bitcoin is still controlled by the few. This dude is a joke.

    8. Joshua D on

      All of crypto is a Pozni scheme by the government, I realized this when bitcoin peaked and not a single dollar moved…there's only one entity on the planet who that much money wouldn't matter to and no one would bat an eye at: the US GOVT.

      you're telling me "Satoshi" is just sitting out there watching his portfolio go up and down to the tunes of hundreds of millions per day and has never once thought to himself, "maybe I need a million dollars".

      The fact that all those original wallets are dead is all the proof I need.

    10. J Rozay on

      What if Satoshi decides to come out of the woodwork and we find out he was a government or agency? “He” holds a third of all Bitcoin. Bitcoin is not an ethical commodity. Saylor is showing his bias.

    12. Alex Yandel Torres Rosado on

      who hurt this guy lol another clueless old man, how are you gonna compare store of value with something that actually provides utility ? this geezer is so contradictory, saying xrp is going around the laws but yet preaches bitcoin is a safer and more comprehensive solution. this couldn’t be more further from the truth and if you think this satoshi character isn’t a billionaire himself who inflated this new idea you’re outside of your mind. bitcoin is the most unregulated of them all. In fact he’s going as far to say the former us treasury, Rosa Rios, is also committing fraud by joining the ripple team.

    13. Agent J. on

      This guy doesn't even know what he's talking about…. He thinks he's so smart, but he's actually talking some tremendously hot Garbage.

      Of all of the Countries that Ripple operates in; Literally ZERO agree with his sentiments on this ….EVERY other country that they operate in, has said pretty much the exact OPPOSITE of what he's trying to say in this clip. (Japan, Brazil, Mexico, England, Ireland, Philippines, Russia, Etc…)

      The Asset they use is a UTILITY COIN that they use to streamline cross-border payments, and make them tremendously more efficient than the old system.

      Don't fall for his nonsense… This thing is already in use across the entire World, and it's only growing.

    15. George R on

      It seems quite obvious Michael Saylor knows nothing about XRP. This video will be one of many videos that will not age well for him.

    17. Mr. White on

      He idolizes Bitcoin…he shows the hand of Bitcoin maxis….an “ethical” commodity? Lol….they really worship Bitcoin and think Bitcoin is gonna save the world and they are going to be the hero’s wearing capes lol….Bitcoin is slow, useless, fails as a currency and is far more centralized than people think.

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