And we are live. Welcome, folks, too. Well, depending on how you're tracking it, episode

3108 of the survival podcast, or measly episode three of the Bitcoin breakout. Of course,

the Bitcoin breakout is a production of the survival podcast that by the end of this

month will be part of the survival podcast, plus its own standalone podcast at the same

time. We may have a little bit of branding bipolarism as we make that transition, but I think

soon enough, everything will make sense. First, I just want to say I am happy to be back

with you guys today. I am also happy that I'm, well, I'm podcasting and it's 12.30 pm

Monday morning. And when I woke up this morning, I wasn't sure that I would be podcasting

by 12.30. I thought it might be more like 2.30 in the afternoon. I was able to get all

of this stuff put together. And I hope it's going to be a good show for you guys today.

A little bit about what we're going to be talking about today. If you read the title,

it's pretty obvious, buying, holding, spending, securing Bitcoin, the basics, the very basics

of it. Now, I think there's going to be a lot of people today that are going to be like,

pretty much know all this stuff. Okay. That's fine. I also, this is like covering the stuff

that I get asked over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over

and over again. So clearly, there's a need for it. I'm going to cover a bunch today. I'm

going to give you my thoughts on four different places you can buy Bitcoin. And I'm going to

tell you why as long as you understand the rules of the platform, I don't really care. It

doesn't really matter to me because if you don't hold on a platform, as long as you can buy and

move off the platform, it doesn't matter. Bitcoin is Bitcoin from that point forward. We're going

to talk about how people hold or huddle, even give you a little bit of background on where

huddle came from. On exchanges, software wallets, hardware wallets, multi-sig, and some advanced

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