Yeah, but it's something we saw last year with pandemic, we saw it with politics, but I'd

say Roger, a lot of people don't see it as clearly with crypto.

First of all, have you seen a lot of things behind the scenes and how do we try to keep

an eye on this going forward?

How do we try to get real information to the people?

So the censorship in cryptocurrencies from my own first hand direct knowledge started

as early as 2011, right?

So this is really, really, so in 2011 of June, for the first time in my experience with

Bitcoin, there was the first big price run up and the price over the course of a couple

of weeks went from around $2 or $3 to $30 in June of 2011.

And the main place where everybody was discussing Bitcoin at that time was a forum called Bitcoin

Talk.org.

And on that forum, everybody kind of knew everybody.

It wasn't a giant community at that point, right?

The price was, you know, single digits when this took place.

And all of a sudden, what happened when the entire world and the mainstream media started

reporting on Bitcoin, how it hit $30 for the first time, there was a flood of these like

fake accounts on the forum that were just posting nonsense, blah, blah, sell, oh no,

and just made the forum completely unusable.

They effectively shut down the discussion place for Bitcoin at the time when Bitcoin needed

to have these discussions the most.

And the most new people were coming to Bitcoin to learn about it.

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