I think it's like a form of karma.

I think that the banks has such a crooked model that the engineers and software designers and programmers

was like, we're not going to fix this with a protest.

We're not going to fix this with a march on Wall Street.

We're going to fix this with technology.

And they created an equalizer that just just a checkmated the whole game.

You know, that's my view on it.

It's just like the energy balancing out what went wrong over there.

And just the disadvantage that the people were at, the is balancing that out or will in the long

run. It's going to take a while, but it's going to create an option. And you're not going to

have to go operate in that system that led to like 2008. All the banks collapsing in the

real estate bubble and all the malpractice

of power that you know what's happening in the banking industry and the central banks and all that

so it's like damn that was slick whoever came up with that was slick if you really peep it from a

political point of view you know i mean That was real effortless checkmate.

You know what I mean?

And they exited before anybody knew what was up.

Welcome back to another narrative watch with Masari.

All right.

So we got a cool one today.

That was Nipsey Hustle, RIP, tragically killed last year, hip hop artist, activist from L.A.

That is him talking about Bitcoin and cryptocurrency more broadly as a political force.

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