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@Rodrigo_Morenti

$DOG [Spoken audio]: My observations on ordinals are they're indicative of new applications that are forming on the Bitcoin base layer. And I think that anybody that wants to inscribe anything, you know, anybody that wants to time stamp, hash stamp, create a fungible token, create a non-fungible token, or find an immutable shared ledger is staring at Bitcoin saying, This is the commodity, this is the asset without the issuer, this is the one network that the regulators aren't going to shut down. So I think that what happened with ordnals and NFTs is we crossed this chasm from what was a bearish scenario to a bullish scenario. If I was a miner, I would be ecstatic. And I think that as that transaction demand increases, it's going to drive minor rewards. And when the transaction fees are greater than block rewards, when their material and they're growing faster than the hash rate, then Bitcoin mining is going to be a great business. The network is going to be most successful if we are inclusive. And if our message is hundreds of governments, tens of thousands of banks, millions of corporations, and billions of families, and billions of people, they're all able to use Bitcoin however they wish. Let them do it. The winners will win, the bad ideas will lose, and ultimately I believe that the transaction fees on the Bitcoin base layer will outstrip the block rewards and when the transaction fees outstrip the block rewards people will be paying for an immutable document and an indestructible message forever.

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