Welcome back to another Crypto Daily 3 at 3. All right. So today, one and two are kind of parallels of each other. So first, we're going to look at the return of crime fud. It's obviously been a major category of FUD throughout the history of crypto. Tons of people first came into crypto because they heard of the Silk Road or something like that. But it's back in it, and I think a big way in a way that's worth noting and observing.

So that's our start.

Second, we're going to look at how we combat that fud, particularly looking at whether adoption

and legitimate adoption can actually be a salve and an answer to that.

And then third, we're going to look at news that just came out that Patrick

Byrne, the CEO of Overstock, had set down and what it means for crypto. So let's start with

number one, the return of crime fud. So there were a bunch of things that were noticeable, obviously,

about or notable about Donald Trump tweeting about Bitcoin. The first was that Donald Trump was

tweeting about Bitcoin in cryptocurrencies. The second was that as much as it was about Bitcoin, it first was that Donald Trump was tweeting about Bitcoin and

cryptocurrencies. The second was that as much as it was about Bitcoin, it seemed even more

to be about Libra. The third is that he kind of plied and plummed for this older narrative

of crime, right? So when he was saying, I am not a fan of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies,

which are not money and whose value is highly volatile and based on thin air, that's kind of like the whatever

part. But then he says, unregulated crypto assets can facilitate unlawful behavior, including

drug trade and other illegal activity. So again, this has been a part of the Bitcoin narrative,

or at least the kind of the Fudd narrative for pretty much as long

as most mainstream outlets, politicians, et cetera, have heard of Bitcoin, right? This is kind of

part and parcel of new technologies. They're often adopted on the margins first by people who are

looking for alternatives to the regulated

mainstream system. It is just kind of a byproduct of the nature of what these technologies

can do. The challenge comes in how what they do or what these narratives do, what these

fud narratives do in terms of building legitimate support for this in kind of those

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