Welcome back to another Crypto Daily 3 at 3.

All right, so today we are going to look at what's going on in Argentina and what it does and doesn't mean for crypto.

We're going to spend most of our time on that and then we're also going to look quickly at another delay in the Bitcoin ETF in the US.

And also we're going to breeze through some really excellent research on crypto developers.

But let's dive in. So I thought that this tweet from Zero Hedge was uncharacteristically on point.

Geopolitical update. It says China trade war. Hong Kong revolt. German recession. It'll leave.

Argentina's ARS pounded. Russian nuke explosion. Pound parity with

euro now. U.S. dollar tomorrow. Iran tanker safari. Everyone on vacation. That was from 10 a.m.

on Monday. And that's really been kind of the tone of it for the last couple days. There's so much going on

in the kind of larger macro context that it's hard to spend too much time even zeroed in

on just what's happening in crypto. I think part of why I like to spend time on these larger

challenges and larger issues is that I think that the struggle for power, broadly speaking,

is kind of the the cauldron in which crypto and Bitcoin are being formed. And they're

really, really important. So I just actually wanted to go back to yesterday, if you saw the Masari

narrative watch or if you watched it on Friday, we've been spending a lot of time looking at this

idea of Bitcoin as a safe haven narrative. Arka today wrote another great piece, kind of about why it might be.

They dig into just what the major financial flaws or central flaws in the financial system

are.

So billions unbanked, low financial literacy, high cost, low trust, skyrocketing inequality,

currency manipulation, instability and censorship, and

systemic risk. And really, they're diving in deep about systemic risk. The question, of course,

that we've spent the last week talking about, and I don't think is going away anytime soon,

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