I haven’t followed him too closely and he wasn’t my go to bi...

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I haven’t followed him too closely and he wasn’t my go to bitcoiner to listen to when I was first getting into the space, but from what I saw in his earlier interviews he seemed like he “got” bitcoin. It was after that podcast with Saylor and Saif where Saylor couldn’t seem to wrap his head around a bitcoin standard “without yield” where I started to tune him out. It was a bizarre conversation. Saylor just went on the offensive and threw every straw man argument at Saif. It reminded me of a less aggressive version of that recent interview with Danny from What Bitcoin Did (which I couldn’t even finish it was so embarrassing). All that said, you don’t think he ever really represented bitcoin? Elaborate if you please.

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