John, we're back Monday morning after a pretty crazy week in Bitcoin.

I mean, we had our first recording seven days ago.

And between then and now, the price of Bitcoin dipped, tipped, tipped into the 50s, the high 50s there, 59, 58,

for a second on Thursday, I believe has since recovered, currently trying to break past through

a 70,000 and stay up there. It's been drifting up and down. Long-winded introduction to basically

say that people are scared. And you took some time to write a newsletter that was published on Saturday to really get

people back to the fundamentals. Price is what you pay. Value is what you come for. Why do you feel

compelled to write that this week? I mean, I feel like the only, all the time, like, regardless

of what's happening in the market with any asset that you own, what you should be focusing

on is the underlying reality of the thing it is that you own and what its prospects are, whether

it's a cash flowing asset, like equity in a business or a commodity and playing some sort

of demand cycle or a monetary good like gold or like Bitcoin.

You should always be focusing on the fundamental story like why you're there in the first place, right?

And I think that's even more true and it's most true when the fear and greed index goes to four,

which it did this week. So like literally lower than the COVID wick, you know,

when everyone thought the world was literally ending, lower than FTX, right? And, you know,

everyone constructs those indicators differently. And they're only of somewhat limited value. But I think

it's still indicative. You know, the RSI this week on Bitcoin went the lowest.

It's basically ever gone.

That was the lead chart for the timestamp this week.

But I made the subtitle of the newsletter this week.

I didn't hear Nobel quoting philosopher Randy Morsh, who I think puts you in the mindset

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