In this video Dennis Porter and I discuss the latest Taproot Upgrade to Bitcoin including: 1. Schnorr signatures and how they effect security and privacy 2. How the update will effect cross-chain transactions 3. How bigger companies are now utilizing debt to buy more BTC 4. The end of the four year cycle? and much, MUCH more. 00:00 Intro 06:00 Schnorr signatures and how they effect security 09:30 BTC updated privacy 11:30 Cross-chain transactions 15:00 Borrowing to buy BTC 19:45 Is it the end of the 4 year cycle? 30:00 Conclusion Free Trial of Our Discord Group - https://successcouncil.com/success-squad/ ?Support the channel and claim your bonus by using these crypto exchanges: ✅ ? Kraken: https://r.kraken.com/c/2568164/687155/10583 ✅ ? Phemex: https://phemex.com/register?group=775&referralCode=E7T9P ? Get up to $250 bonus with this link at BlockFi ✅ ? BlockFi: https://blockfi.com/max/ ✅ Max's favorite news sites ? https://www.zerohedge.com ? https://www.simplyHODL.com ✅ Join Max's newsletter: https://bit.ly/max-newsletter ✅ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ContrarianDude ✅ Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@contrariandude ✅ Join us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thesuccesscouncil ✅ Telegram: https://t.me/joinchat/eERfszhvoVQ4NWZh ✅ Bitchute: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/0wT61OldqIT0/ ✅ Price Chart software: https://www.tradingview.com/gopro/?share_your_love=Rasputin8001 ✅ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/successcouncil/ ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TgfCH7-D-cU

Follow me on https://Twitter.com/ContrarianDude http://www.successcouncil.com/sc/great_wealth_transfer.php?&a_aid=5106e35d53c7e Hi, Conrad White, here from Success Council. I was reading an article on DailyPaul.com a libertarian leaning alternative media site and I read a thread that promoted me to ask... Are most libertarians fake? Let me show you what I mean. The thread offered a list of companies not supporting a new law (prop 37 in California) to force all producers to put on their labels if it contained any Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO's). I pointed out that from the libertarian point of view was not make even more laws about labeling, but to pursue a free market solution. Well this seemed to split the opinions in half. 50% saying Libertarians should advocate this law and 50% saying they should not. I find this strange.   How can Libertarians expect to reduce the size of government if every time a new issue pops up, they run to government to solve the problem before the free market has had a chance to work? I understand the why that is our instinct.   We all went to government run schools that advocated government was the best way to solve societies problems. We all live in a world were either bribery or the masses threatening to vote a politician out of office is the quickest way to achieve your objectives. Its easy to use libertarian arguments when you are advocating the removal of injustices against you. Like saying "taxation is theft". But if you abandon the libertarian philosophy as soon as you want the governments help to achieve your goals, then I would call you a fake libertarian.   If either through lack of practice or lack of belief in the philosophy your instinct to achieve your objectives is "Well they ought to make a law" I would suggest practicing the libertarian mindset. Think "Here is something I am passionate about and I bet others are too. How can I provide a service offering consumers more information about GMO content in their food? How could I monetize such a service?" As soon as you ask those questions, answers are easy. Perhaps you start a business that creates a NO GMO brand. Food producers could pay you to audit their supply chains and in exchange you grant the privilege of using your brand certification on their packaging, if they are GMO Free. You then educate the public to your brand certification, thus delivering value to both consumer and producer. Or you could perhaps create a website that offers a NON GMO Index on grocery outlets.   If I know that say shopping at Vons over Ralphs will mean that my shopping basket will have 20% less GMO food in it, then I would value that information enough to drive an extra few miles to shop at Vons and even pay a few dollars more for my groceries. The website cou ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AzIMOtjFn4Q