In This Episode:

• How technology is driving deflation and consolidation of prices
• The future of work in an era of rapid technological change
• Why the global monetary system is already insolvent 
• Can Bitcoin decentralize energy and transform infrastructure?
• The challenge of informing people about the impact of technology and money manipulation 

This podcast is mainly focused on the impact of technology and inflation on the current economic system. Jeff Booth, the author of “The Price of Tomorrow,” argues that technology is deflationary and that the current economic system relies heavily on debt, which could lead to catastrophic consequences if not transitioned properly. 

Booth points out that technology creates deflationary pressures, which drive prices lower and lower, and that the existing monetary system is causing the currency to race to more scarce things like housing. He also argues that labor will go to the marginal cost of production and become close to zero due to artificial intelligence and robotics. 

Booth proposes that we should let prices fall at the natural rate and transition to a system that chases cheap and free energy through Bitcoin. He believes that Bitcoin can decentralize energy production and achieve cleaner and greener energy. 

Dave Sanderson emphasizes the importance of fact-checking and not blindly believing what anyone says, including Jeff. Sanderson believes that while technology has the potential to automate many jobs, it also creates new opportunities for innovation and creativity. He believes that people will always be needed to come up with new ideas and to create new products and services. 

To sum up, this podcast covers technology’s role in the future of work, inflation’s impact on the economy, and the importance of adapting to fast-paced innovation. It suggests exploring eco-friendly options like Bitcoin for a sustainable future. Experts disagree on whether technology will decrease employment or create new opportunities for growth.  

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In this episode  

• Why Buying Bitcoin Is Like Buying the Whole Internet in 1990 
• How the Pandemic Has Changed Work Culture and Communication Methods 
• Who Is Better Protected in a High Inflationary Environment? 
• What Would Happen to Bitcoin If 1% of the Global Bond Market Moved into It? 
• Predictions for the Future of Bitcoin and the Crypto Market 

In this episode, Dave Sanderson and Mark discuss the potential of Bitcoin as a groundbreaking technology. They compare Bitcoin to the early days of the internet, suggesting that investing in Bitcoin now could be like buying the entire internet in 1990. They also share their insights on the current state of the market and the future of Bitcoin as a currency and an investment. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the world of cryptocurrency and the power of disruptive technologies. 

According to Mark, Bitcoin is the operating system of the cryptocurrency world, and other cryptocurrencies are just applications on top of that system. Investing in Bitcoin has enormous growth and value potential, with the possibility of becoming worth millions per coin if even 1% of the global bond market moves into it. Bitcoin is also a safe haven and a hedge against inflation, making it crucial for protecting assets and earnings in uncertain economic times. 

While not all cryptocurrencies will be successful, Bitcoin and other alternative assets offer asymmetric trades with great growth potential. It's crucial to sift through numerous projects and find the good ones. As suggested by Mark, working-class people should start a business and take Bitcoin as payment to protect themselves, while those who live off of capital and assets should start earning Bitcoin through their businesses and keep it on their balance sheets. 

The adoption of Bitcoin and the rejection of government-issued currencies depend heavily on big money and corporations' participation. As the world becomes more digital and decentralized, it's important to keep an open mind and educate ourselves on these emerging technologies. Buying Bitcoin today could be like buying the whole internet in 1990, a decision that could have a significant impact on our future. Overall, Bitcoin is a crucial investment for those who want to protect their assets and earnings 

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The digitization of money is upon us, and in this episode of Red Jacket Capital, Dave Sanderson asks Ken Gordon what it would look like if you put a Smart Savings structure around a Bitcoin exposure.  

What would it mean to the investors, and who would benefit? Ken reminds Dave that the policy is there to create legitimate value to charities as a result of you transferring an asset which has grown. But even if Bitcoin drops to zero, the bottom line is that you’ll be up $100K after ten years. 

It’s worth listening in as Ken and Dave discuss the supply and demand incentive of Bitcoin and how it could, in 2023, go hand in hand with a Smart Savings Plan investment. This episode ties together the potential of Bitcoin and the shrewd investment structure that is the Smart Savings Plan.

In This Episode:

-The Bitcoin Standard

-Putting the Smart Savings structure around a Bitcoin exposure

-Why a Bitcoin investment doesn’t affect your cashflow differential from year one to ten

-What happens if Bitcoin goes to zero and you don’t have cash to donate to the charity?

-Why there’s no practical commercial exposure on your ride on the Bitcoin experience

-What happens when you’re cash on cash up $150,000?

-Could a Bitcoin exposure be coming for Smart Savings in 2023?

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