In today's show, Bitcoin price dips below $38,000. As crypto sentiment nears extreme fear,

in today's show, I'll be breaking down the latest technical analysis. And as trade or main

shares, over the last year, $40,000 has been a very critical level for Bitcoin. Each time the

price broke below then and then reclaimed it, we've seen a larger rally to the upside. Probably a good

idea to watch right now. And as Bloomberg

analyst Mike McGlone shares here, Bitcoin indicating a rough week ahead. Inflation unlikely to drop

unless risk assets do. Most assets are subject to the ebbing tide in 2022 on the inevitable

reversion of the greatest inflation measures in four decades, but this year may mark another milestone

for Bitcoin. And I love U.S. Senator Ted Cruz's response to this. This is spectacular.

As Pomp shares here, the Ontario Supreme Court of Justice, asked self-custody wallet provider

Nunchuk to disclose user information and freeze users Bitcoin. This was the team's response. I'm just going to read

you the tail end. We do not collect any user identification information beyond email addresses.

We also do not hold any keys. Therefore, we cannot freeze our user's assets. We cannot prevent

them from being moved. We do not have knowledge of existence, nature, value,

and location of our user's assets. This is by design. Please look up how self-custody and

private keys work. When the Canadian dollar becomes worthless, we will be here to serve you

too, sincerely, the Nunchuk team. Kudos to them. And as Max Kaiser shares here, Bitcoin is

the official currency of the global interaction

against banker occupation, defund tyranny by Bitcoin. Also in today's show, Bitcoin in active

supply nears record as over 60% of Bitcoin stays unspent for at least one year. Also in today's

show, Federal Reserve should add Bitcoin to its balance sheet in the future,

according to Wyoming Senator Cynthia Lummis, quoting her here, the Fed should hold Bitcoin

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