welcome back to the kaiser a for imax kaiser it is with great pleasure that i introduce my guests the big egg head top thinker research director and all around nice guy from gold money out the mccloud unfold exposure i'm an investor and gold money out there welcome back boss an introduction yes you should put that on your twitter handle all ready well let's get into it time is short in your intelligence is vast so let us begin. bank of america is calling for $3000.00 gold by october of 2021 they blame the central banks and said quote the fed can't print gold i think it was a statement of the o.p.'s but if they really understood what they were talking about us then they would understand that infinite printing bain's an infinite price of gold or more correctly no price for gold measured in fish that's one thing that people i don't think quite understand they owe us say well gold is quite volatile but in fact the gold price doesn't really move at all it's maintain the same more or less purchasing power for thousands of years is the fear of money surrounding gold that's volatile what your

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by imax kaiser this is the kaiser report as we head into the bitcoin singularity it's the single most important thing that ever happened to humanity sans the creation or invention or discovery a fire safety you know to see us through this hardening event this hardening of money coming because what we're seeing in all this chaos happening over the past well few years but especially accelerating over the past 6 months since the fed started inter intervening in the repo market and then we got hit by a pandemic and now we have mass on and.

by imax kaiser this is the kaiser report as we head into the bitcoin singularity it's the single most important thing that ever happened to humanity sense the creation or invention or discovery of fire. stacey you know to see us through this hardening event this hardening of money coming because what we're seeing in all of this chaos happening over the past well few years but especially accelerating over the past 6 months since the fed started inter intervening in the repo market and then we got hit by a pandemic and now we have mass unemployment and things like that that's the fear system leaving and this is the the hardening system the hard money system and touring and to join us through this time we have gear mo who we we met in mexico city said am ex say he was so wise and he told us about hard money so he's actually pretty hard if you pick him up it's really hard unlike plucky who eat took with us through the central banking field idea of corn chaining he's quarantining but he's really floppy you know he can barely hold the world's most famous central banker he's the most famous

welcome back to the kaiser report imax kaiser timed to turn to journalist author podcast or matt taibbi his podcast is called useful idiots not to be confused of course with the useless that is once again destroyed our economy and financial system matt welcome back as a go and max a fabulous. yes that davies now nobody captured the 2008 financial crash site guys better than you with their talk about goldman sachs is a vampire squid have you come up with a similar metaphor for the 2020 pandemic collapse yet i have not i have to go into the metaphor factory for this one i'll just leave this this whole thing is this size of it is so hard to get your head wrapped around just conceptually i just don't really have a firm grasp on what's happening here i mean clearly this is going to dwarf and up the works in 2008 in so many different directions in including with the bill a package so it's really hard to really hard to have an ally not yet well a lot of ways it's a continuation of 2008 it's part 2 of 2008 because as you documented in your work at that time the solution at that time was to simp

welcome back to the kaiser report imax guys are time to leave. the marketing director of big see you know welcome to the kaiser report. thanks for having me great great to see ya now alina how do differ from other bitcoin exchanges. yet there are a lot of big cloud exchanges out there right now so i think that makes it more challenging for every exchange to differentiate themselves as for a bit see actually we a save up for a financial tech company and we've built financial products for institutional and personal use that either use big quantitate or built on creating more accessibility for because i because our team is very bullish on because we believe the new financial standard is going to build on it going to be built on it so we still see a big blue ocean when it comes to various financial applications so that's what we set out to build so our flagship product is that it's exchange which is fun futures exchange with the add on and off rats and in addition to that we have other services like o.t.c. asset management lending and that's a debit c

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to go to the flat cost host coing take over pod cast welcome to the show's last. year really an honor how many people can claim that they have been on kaiser report no very few when you consider the total world population black. i want to talk about cypherpunks for a 2nd and you say that cypherpunks did 90 percent of the toshiba's work so 1st of all just kind of tell the audience what a cypherpunk is and then. exactly what work did they do for such toshi some kind of felon some of the blanks that if you can decipher are the people who identify cyberpunk who do you know cipher stuff with cryptography and in the ninety's they would meet up and develop all sorts of the publication now to maximize their privacy and you have the cyber monday method that was published in 1902 i think and you also have. the book by may which is called the cyber not because so if you want to understand what they are about then you should check our documents and you don't have to read the whole cipher nomic on you just have to read the 1st page and. the bai

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to go to chicago and talk with jon najarian old friend the happy that i'm on the show today he's also the co-founder of market rebels and of course he is the star of c. and b. c it's half time report john welcome max great to be back with you feels like much more than a month since you and stacey and i were tone vai's conference out in vegas that was a good time but it just preceded all of the bad times that we're in right now i feel that we were just ahead of the way as it as it was crashing everywhere across the country and we got out of town you know because obviously it's pretty hard hit by all this and you know i wanted to have you explain a little bit to folks you know we talk about trading a lot we talk about big coin to talk about stocks and bonds and macro and i want to talk a little bit about the regional difference between new york and chicago because it's a very important to financial centers in america and they feed off each other sometimes sometimes they are competing with each other but how do you see that relationsh

welcome back to kaiser report imax keyser time out at cern to abraham cambridge of the sonics jane's full disclosure i am an advisor to this company abraham welcome back thanks guys get back max as you were doing well and looked around so just to review what you guys did go down there on south africa there are schools and hospitals and other such institutions that need to fill their energy budgets every air so you come in and you say we can help you crowd find your energy budget by installing solar panels to meet your buys it and then anything that is collected energy wise above the budget we're going to distribute to our crowdfunding population in the form of because i'm the one of the main drive is to reduce the energy costs to organizations and essential stuff to says such as school supermarkets hospitals especially now in a kind of postcode that 19 whoa operating budgets can even further constrained and these kind of as agents which we would need to persist moving forward. beyond the great thing about this is that the decentralization of the energy network means that individuals

welcome back to the kaiser report imax guys are time i have to go to someone who can help make sense of the oil sector for us jasc ramis the co-founder of gold money admin day 2 companies in which we are invested there's also a former goldman sachs commodities economist josh welcome back i know x. and stacy good to be good to be back all righty joshua last year we saw a negative interest rates that's a positive that time had no value this year we saved negative prices on some oil contracts and so does i mean energy and matter have no value anymore just certainly interesting times so i think the most the thing that's important to understand about an oil oil price or any commodity price the differentiates it quite quite a bit from say a stock price or even up on price is that the price of a commodity is actually a curve because you need to produce and consume or produce a transport and store commodity before you can consume it typically people buy a contract in the future for delivery so when we see the headline price as being negative for you know specifically types of crude products

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to go to mark hughes sco of morgan creek capital welcome back mark max thanks for having me always great to be with you this is a once in 100 year event i think and so just walk us through how you handle that your frontline money manager guy so this hits what happens i appreciate the placing us in the front line and i i definitely would would not put us up there with the the angels and saints on the true front lines and in the health care situations but also you know it's the food delivery workers it's the food prep or prepares it's the people who are cleaning up and keep in building safe then and germ free so that other people can do their job so they're the real frontline but but i like the fact that look we do have to keep capital safe and we are at there's a bigger threat 'd to what we do in terms of the asset management business today as any time i've seen in my career in my lifetime we probably have to go all the way back to 1930 to see a similar type threat and sure we'll talk more about that but the real issue today is it's

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to go to jim consular of consular dot com author of a new book which is very timely living in the long emergency james howard kunstler welcome back i'm max nice to see you virtually well you know you predicted it you've been talking about it you've been writing about it and now we're here we're in the long emerge and say and trump wants to make a short a merge and say your thoughts on the disintegration of the economy and all of our quote just in time supply chains jam with your thoughts i don't know kind of hard to blame it to blame trump for a long thing to make it a short emergency but you know whether he can or not is another matter and it seems to me that we really come to an inflection point where an awful lot of the arrangements that have made us comfortable are probably going to have to change and we really don't know how we're going to do that because you know we're really kind of stuck in the myth and operations that we're used to and we haven't even begun to imagine making new arrangements for things it's like when i hear