Hi folks, Guy Adami here. A few weeks ago, I spoke with Michael Seller from Micro Strategies

through the Context 365 lunch series about crypto adoption, monetary policy, and financial markets

more broadly. I thought our on-the-table audience would love to hear the

conversation we had. You'll hear me intro him more formally once it gets underway. Look for another

crypto-related conversation from us later this week with Raoul Paul and hit subscribe so you don't

miss it. On to our conversation. Mr. Seller is a technologist, entrepreneur,

business executive, philanthropist, and bestselling author. He currently serves as the chairman of the

board of directors and CEO of Microstrategy. Since co-founded the company at age of 24,

Mr. Seller has built micro strategy into a global leader in business intelligence, mobile

software, and cloud-based services. In 2012, he authored the mobile wave, how mobile intelligence

will change everything, which turned a spot under the New York Times best sellers list.

Mr. Seller attended the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MIT, to me, receiving an SB in aeronautics and astronautics and an SB in science technology and society.

He's a total stud.

I'm considering him to be, you know, one of my new friends.

Michael, welcome to this and thanks again for joining us.

Thanks for having me, Guy.

No, it's great.

And listen, you know, there's so many things to talk about.

But one of the first things I obviously want to talk about, you know, is this privacy activists

and free market libertarians have been around for a long time. There have been

many, many technologies prior to the Bitcoin technology, yet here we are today. Is this the last

iteration or is there more to come? Is this going to continue to evolve? Yeah, I think that Bitcoin isn't the first crypto asset network.

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