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I invite Andrey We
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can start Marat Yes yes Hello everyone
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Good afternoon Today our guest is Andrey
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Andreevich Movchan investor financier
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founder of the Movchans group Andrey
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Andreevich Hello
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good afternoon Good afternoon Thank you for
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coming then let's start I don't know the
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news about the collapse of ftx followed the
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crypto exchange
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lost more than 1 billion of client
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funds and went bankrupt, I’m going to ask that
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before mortgaging funds
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in connection with this news I wanted to ask
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if now at all a Safe Haven is not
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necessarily in crypto in general and
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traditional ones,
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but Thank you for inviting me again, good
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afternoon, the news of course reached me
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because where are get away We all
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work in the market and hear it all Although we do
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n’t deal directly in non-arbitrage transactions And we don’t deal with cryptocurrencies at all, but
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nevertheless, of course, it leaves a certain
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aftertaste. It seems to me that there’s nothing new in this.
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In general, there was nothing predictable in
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this.
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I know very much a large number of
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financiers who at one time
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criticized the regulatory system of
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modern world finance for excessive
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rigidity for unnecessary rules for
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bureaucracy, considering it an invention of uh,
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large players who are trying to survive
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from the small market. But it seems to me that the whole
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sad history of cryptocurrencies shows
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that regulation is really needed and
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insufficient regulation of the
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cryptocurrency market leads to the fact that the level of
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fraud and the level of stupidity that
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is done there And the level of risks that
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are taken thoughtlessly prohibits anyone from seriously
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dealing with cryptocurrencies at all, but unless of course you want to
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engage in an extremely speculative and very
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dangerous tool against, but just
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for fun and in hope on
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lottery type luck and this is of course not
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the last crash and it is completely understandable
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why against this background both shares and debts of
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coinbase for example also fell because no
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matter how beautiful the good coinbass exchange
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was, but still regulation still no
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one guarantees that next time
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it will not will happen with scoinbase or with any
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other cryptocurrency With anything here this
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is the most well-known cost the well-known well-
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known contradiction between the fight between the
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contents of regulation for the free
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market and the fight against the energy of the free
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market here This contradiction is quite
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clearly manifested and did not seem to be in favor of
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free markets,
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but if we talk about investments in ordinary
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Orenbuffet once said do not buy
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shares if you are not ready to own them for at least
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10 years, who is Buffett for you
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and if you have any points of
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contact with him, he is suitable for
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investing
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Well, look, the person is extremely famous and
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like any very a famous person in the
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market, he is partly
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history, partly Legend,
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Warren Buffett's main merit at one
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time was that he came up with the idea of
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Negotiating with the government about your
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investments before investing
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and therefore made several very
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serious investments, very large ones,
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otherwise it’s generally simple source of
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reasonable macroeconomic advice
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that wins and loses just
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like any other investors
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strategy his investors it gives a
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fairly calm income below the indices
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over the last time the further the further the
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lower these indices go that's what is generally
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typical now you
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bought shares you should hold longer
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it is quite consistent with the principle
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investors does not mean at all that
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any strategy in the stock market should
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be exactly like this; there are arbitrage
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strategies; there are a lot of them; most recently, there are
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the most numerical quantum
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strategies that rely on one or
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another complexities of the market pattern; they are more
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or less successful; the majority, as usual, are
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less successful; the minority is successful
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strategies there are derivative strategies in the
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stock markets, there are, after all,
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macro strategies in the stock markets that
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do not descend to the level of selecting an individual
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security, invest in markets depending
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on the macro situation, they are also very
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successful, so I don’t think that there is a
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need to use a universal formula here,
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but also once again I want to emphasize Warren
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Buffett is not really an investor after all. He is a
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big player in the market of controlled
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investments, plus he does not have a fund, he even has
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a company instead of an insurance company, he has
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very cheap liabilities, and at the same time,
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he uses them to
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improve his investments. So Well, it’s
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almost impossible to equal Buffett’s damage.
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There are a large number of
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other examples that you can
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try to equal, but he’s probably unique in this
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sense. It’s
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good, but for investing a lot of money
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in general, this is a predominantly
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conservative approach, or is there room for
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risk,
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you know, the more money, the
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naturally you more
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conservative investments because
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risky investments are usually either
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less liquid or the markets for them are
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much smaller
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when you invest conservatively you
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can invest a trillion dollars these are
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generally huge markets large
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capitalizations of these markets the liquidity is
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quite high and so on If you
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want to add some the diet is already That
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is, you need Let's say, use
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short positions
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or you need to use some kind of
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derivatives or you build them, you
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strategy willy-nilly falls into
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captivity in this niche Where you with significant
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money very often become a
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price maker, you move the market simply
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by what is present there
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Especially this applies to some
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exotic things, options, low-
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liquid indices or even securities of a
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small market. Try
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to do something big on the Iraqi or Iranian market. Do
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nothing, or on the
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Uzbek market, for example, the Uzbek market is very
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interesting now, but try to invest
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even a few million dollars, you have
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nothing it will work out That's why
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Yes, of course, the risk is an
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advantage that
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players can not afford, but
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some kind of systematic
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complex strategies like those that are
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used there, I don’t know, the notorious ones,
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they can be used quite successfully
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on a volume of several
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billion dollars already, yes If
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Of course, you will do some kind of
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niche work, so to speak, and use not
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very sophisticated equipment, then here you
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drop to several, sometimes even
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several million dollars, sometimes
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several hundred thousand dollars.
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If you try to increase the volume of the
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strategy, you begin to lose profitability
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and liquidity and the risks increase
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disproportionately
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Andrey Andreevich Allow me to
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ask questions, just now I was listening to you and arose But is a
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short-term investment
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speculation or not
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I You know the terrible child of stickers It
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seems to me that you can stick anything on
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anything If you talk to a
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Japanese he will say that a short-term
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investment is something less than 10 years if you
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will talk to a Russian then for
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long-term investment This is everything that
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passes overnight and the next day
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only the seller it very much depends
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firstly
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What is speculation
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we invest in any case with the
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same goal of buying cheaper than selling
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What is the nature of what you sold more expensive
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speculation probably the main nature is
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that someone is valuing your investment
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now at a higher price than the
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investment strategic main
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nature is that the quality of this
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investment will change as the market did not
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expect and it will increase in price in fact these
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qualities can change quickly
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and they are long-term may not change and
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at the same time you will sell your
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strategic investment, also on
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absolutely speculative grounds, that
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just say there is more money on the market
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and therefore its price
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has increased or let’s say rates have fallen
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refinancing and therefore there will be a
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revaluation of the entire market in this sense, those
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who tell you that they are absolutely
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strategic investors, they invest in
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changes in the value of assets very often
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with their souls, and they can earn a very large share of their
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income due to
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absolute macro or systematic
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phenomena, that is, just like speculators, and yet pass
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it off as strategic
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investments, and at the same time there are very
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short-term investments there in eventriv,
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for example, some yes there when people
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invest on a calendar basis or when they
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invest in anticipation of some
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short event and they can
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benefit from transactions that
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are closed there in a week or 3 weeks and
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at the same time they will be absolutely not
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speculative because the quality of
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investments has changed Yes, that’s why I’m
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very, very afraid of these labels here.
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Thank you very much for your answer. By the way, I heard
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one very interesting phrase from you,
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which I basically haven’t heard from our Crypto
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speculative traders, you
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say that buying is cheaper than selling,
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and
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crypto speculative traders usually
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say that selling is more expensive than bought
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seems to have the same meaning, but
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the play on words is very interesting,
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thank you very much for the answer, no problem I You know, I’ll
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even think about it, especially since what you said
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really probably
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means different When we say buy
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cheaper than sell, we are looking for an
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opportunity to buy cheaply, we
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proceed from the fact that the market is Fair and
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we are looking for local operations on it to
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buy and then sell fish fairly
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when when a trader buys at the market
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because he expects that he
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will sell more expensively and does it speculatively, then
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here the calculation is only for the so-called yes,
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that is, for the next fool who
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will buy unreasonably expensive on the
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cryptocurrency market, this is possible and a relevant
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calculation on the market of serious assets This is a
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calculation In general, not particularly relevant
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because the players are mostly
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professionals Yes, I
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understand Thank you very much Marat, we
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continue,
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I wanted to ask what is better for a
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fund or to try to invest yourself,
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let’s say the stock market is represented I
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think that there is no adequate answer to this
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question because there is no such dilemma as
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But it was more complicated, I will immediately have to
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ask you the question of how
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professional you are, how good is the fund
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that you are going to invest, who
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makes it and why does this fund do what, for
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example, if
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it is a fund which
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makes a very simple strategy
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of some kind buys a set of
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shares at random randomly you
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can buy them yourself
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why, if we are talking about more complex
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strategies that require equipment
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good access to the market efficiency there are
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low commissions brokers for example and so
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on the funds will win Because
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good features This is built for
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its size, large, the
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average investor is not easy, it’s not easy to
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build, don’t waste time on it, neither of this size has an investment, again, if we’re talking about index funds Well, go build an index, it’s not that
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easy, in fact, it’s better to give it to a
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fund Tem Moreover, they are very cheap
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if we are talking about a fund that
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realizes some kind of
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sustainable advantage, even if we don’t take a
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technological one, it’s simply not alive. Like
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at one time, we worked, we created the
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Russian market there at the dawn of this century for
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foreign investors. Why were they
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included in our funds because that they did not
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understand what was happening in Russia We
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understood quite well Sitting in Moscow
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and being in touch with issuers And here it
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also makes sense, of course, a fund is money
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Why is a fund and not just managed as a rule a fund
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if it has an
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adequate management strategy as a
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rule a fund is of course better because it’s
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more convenient for the manager to have one wallet
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a little and his rapper track is quite
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transparent, absolutely clean, understandable to you, it’s clear to you
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that this manager has
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independent sources of this information,
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while with a manager who
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just has a lot of accounts, you can
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get very caught up with the data because
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here again But if you have 50 different
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accounts, all of them, for example, are small and
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you implement very different strategies on them,
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ideas, you will always have
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an account to show that will
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work well, then the investor
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will come to one more and it’s
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not at all a fact that it will be a good account
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which and that the ideas will be well
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implemented on it While in the fund
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you see what you see and there it is
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impossible not to deceive, not to come up with
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something, not to paint over something, but not to choose the
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good that you just have and not to
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show the bad in in this sense, with funds it is
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much more convenient, simpler, easier, that’s why
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large investors usually choose
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a fund,
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I understand, thank you. Here we have a question on YouTube. Do
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you think in 2023 the top
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50 by capitalization will change a lot? This is
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a question about the stock market As far as I
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understand Yes,
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I understand, that means this is a question about which
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stock market it’s not very clear about the
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American one about the world market and so on But
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that’s not the point. Probably this question should be
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understood as in general how the
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comparative capitalization of a company changes so quickly,
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as far as I can see, practice shows that
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it does not change quickly, with the exception of
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some I don’t know moments like the
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year 20, when
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online companies rushed upward sharply in the
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year 23, no
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serious global crisis seems to be
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expected, no sharp
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technological
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improvements are expected, and again, we
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cannot expect any breakthrough of
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breakthrough technology. It can appear
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at any moment. But it cannot be
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adapted by companies With such a
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speed to dramatically change the market, that
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is, one company, for example,
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can sharply increase in price For these
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technologies, but not a lot of companies, so
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no, I think that it will change, if it
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changes not much,
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the question will increase or their capitalization
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in 23 or will it actually decrease
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for me?
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If everything develops as it is
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developing now, then I would rather say that
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shares in American shares in the twenty-
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third year will grow, but the balance is
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now being formed so precarious that
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I didn’t guarantee
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photos I’ll ask you a question Andrey Andreevich
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And how now Russians can invest in
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standard American shares if all
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access is closed, as you can see.
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This is a very difficult question because
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access is closed on purpose, it’s not like it
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happened by accident, you can get around it. It’s
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no secret that our company has
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many Russian-speaking clients with
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Russian passports, historically Yes, we
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parted from Russia worked in Moscow for
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quite a long time
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and what we see now is that the
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vast majority of our investors
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and Clients receive residence permits and
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citizenship in other countries. What gives them the
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opportunity to bypass these problems is
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the ability to open foreign accounts,
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gives the opportunity to invest, gives the
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opportunity to invest to us makes it
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possible to operate with investments to
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us, among other things,
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and all this is naturally superimposed
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on the huge immigration of rich people from
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Russia and people simply decide the issue radically;
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they move, leave and get out from under the
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pressure of these sanctions, this combination,
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apparently, will be the final answer In the end, I
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believe, and again, I cannot be sure of
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this, just as no one can be sure of the
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opposite and this, but I believe that
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the process of financial closure of Russia
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will develop and continue. Apparently,
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Russia is moving according to such a quasi-
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Iranian development scenario, including
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international relations and the markets will be
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quite rigidly divided As a result,
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investors, domestic investors
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will outwardly be divided more and more, but
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for now this window of dual citizenship
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exists and it doesn’t seem like the Kremlin
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wants to change anything here, it doesn’t seem like the
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West wants to change anything here,
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therefore this is probably the best
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option there, a residence permit in Europe, a residence permit somewhere
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in Central Asia or in Turkey,
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especially Israeli citizenship,
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citizenship of some other country is quite popular in Russia and this
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opens up markets.
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Thank you for the answer and, accordingly, here’s a
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question for him right away Couldn’t
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cryptocurrency be a way out for Russians
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in this situation if he
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can’t get a residence permit? Let’s
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assume that if he doesn’t have the
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opportunity to become a client of a foreign
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company, cryptocurrency seems like this, really
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probably, but perhaps the
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only way out. The Russian market, in
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my opinion, no one is investing now at all
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wants
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I wouldn’t invest in the Russian
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market either To be honest, I think that we will have to
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go through a phase of crisis there, maybe even
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catastrophic. After which it will be born
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as some kind of internal tool, like in
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Iran, but if we talk about cryptocurrency,
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this is also not a solution because the
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dominant procedure is now in the whole world when
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brought, it is a Kiwasi, but
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the problem here is not that
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money cannot be withdrawn from Russia, money can be withdrawn from Russia,
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there are two dozen
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different ways to do this, and the Kremlin deliberately does not have
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these windows and the West cannot physically close them; it is
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that it does not control
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the entire perimeter. But question What
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will you do with this money when it was
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withdrawn from Russia How will you explain its
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origin How will you Confirm your
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right to work in global markets,
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taking into account the fact that almost all
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serious providers now follow the
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European directive Yes, and cryptocurrency
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is only getting worse The situation you
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conditionally bought there bitcoins they conditionally
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took them somewhere
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outside the country, so to speak, conditionally they were even able to
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sell them to receive Fiat into your account
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somewhere abroad How will you show
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the origin of the money I You, with the help of
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cryptocurrency, broke the chain And here
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and there the European
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directives and plus the incomprehensible
00:19:01
origin of the money, you’ll just be, ah,
00:19:04
with this money, it’s as if under sanctions
00:19:06
on the spot, it will actually be frozen.
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Unless you, I don’t know,
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buy real estate in Central Africa, well,
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probably it will be possible to do it there,
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some serious global investments will
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not will end up and the investment is simply in
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cryptocurrency, but you yourself can probably see
00:19:21
how risky and dangerous it is and it seems, to be
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honest, that this is so. Many people, including
00:19:27
me, predicted it a
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long time ago. The hype of cryptocurrencies is passing. Refinancing rates are rising and ordinary currencies are becoming more interesting, and therefore you won’t earn much on cryptocurrencies
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unless by chance,
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and if it’s not a secret, I heard about
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real estate in Central Africa. Why,
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I just don’t know,
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I don’t see any point in buying real
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estate in Central Africa, I’ll be honest,
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but I assume that it can
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be bought for bitcoins, just unlike
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real estate in England, for example, I
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understand everything well continue
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Yes, I wanted to ask what do millionaires invest in?
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I don’t know. I don’t know all millionaires.
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Of course, all millionaires are very different. Those
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whom I know invest in a
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variety of things, and millionaires are also people; a
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billionaire is already people; and the
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more money you have, the statistically
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how the rule is: You are more confident in yourself and
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listen less to others, and therefore the
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exoticism of investments of large players is
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much greater than that of the
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so-called ones who have, I don’t know, 1-2
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million dollars,
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what they don’t make is a very large
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fortune, but they don’t invest very much in venture capital
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still now although it seems like the
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epiphany is slowly coming and
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more and more people are saying, we’ll probably
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wait for now because valuations are falling
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very much and a cleansing storm
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of course must pass in this market,
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it’s already close by now it should already be
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a lot of people are investing in what is
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called the continuation of life people
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have earned a lot of money and people want to
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become immortal and a lot of money is invested in the slightest, even the
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slightest idea that exists here,
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and in
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traditional real estate investing there is a
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huge market and there is not
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only houses but also some commercial
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real estate and live real estate in
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recation houses and in
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assista it’s raining and in nursing homes
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all over the world, there’s a lot of
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investment in the track at various
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stages, a lot of people are trying to make
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their own unicorn, it’s very rare when
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someone succeeds in it naturally. But if we
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talk about more liquid and more
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conventional things, then in general
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investments still the same as
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others have the same ones
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actively invest in the rules But usually with very
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large houses like some Black
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invest
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in loans in private loans in
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illiquid history there
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are a lot of such one-
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time interesting transactions here stress
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tactiles is generally Rich people really like to
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find some kind of distressed asset,
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buy it back somehow, put it in order.
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Then sell
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it, maybe, but in Europe in southern
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Europe there are a lot of
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distressed assets with which this kind of
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work is done. That is, what exactly am I
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saying this for? that there are no such
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specific secret investments of very
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rich people that would not be known to everyone, the
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quality of investment of rich
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people is on average lower than the quality of
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investment of people with
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less wealth because, on the one
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hand, they do not have time, on the other hand, there is
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a lot of self-confidence, on the third hand, there are
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a lot of self-interested people advisors around
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So in general, I think that it’s just from
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billionaires that you don’t need to learn how to
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invest there, how to invest
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professional managers with good
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results, but they, as a rule, instead
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of teaching, they usually
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manage money, rarely do any of them
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take on the functions of a teacher there are
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classic examples of trading or he,
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for example, with Bridge Water Yes, but if you
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look at his books Everything is
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wonderful, he is a prophet like
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Elon Musk practically And if you
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look at the results of his funds,
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they are generally very average and nothing
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particularly specific management is
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used in by the general index,
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of course, they lose more or less
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relevantly or go on par with their
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benchmarks, which is why there would be no need
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to have these hundreds of billions of
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dollars under management; this result
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can be obtained by any
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reasonable investor with several
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million or several hundred
00:24:01
million
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in this regard. By the way, I agree I heard
00:24:07
this opinion, ours is not worth copying
00:24:09
because they may have more money and
00:24:11
you have little capital, you
00:24:14
are trying to do like them and you can
00:24:16
lose everything and for them it will be a
00:24:18
small part of course And here another
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important thing is
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diversification. How shall we say? a successful
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large venture fund makes money, it
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invests there, say 100 companies, of
00:24:32
which 90 go bankrupt. There, five pay off out of the
00:24:36
remaining five; there, let’s say three get, I do
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n’t know, a ten-fold increase, but a 2,000-
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fold increase. Yes, if we calculate this in total,
00:24:44
we will get a good performance
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fund. But if you have money to
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buy two or three venture
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companies Calculate the probability with which
00:24:53
you will get 0 in the end it will be
00:24:55
almost one hundred percent there are also some
00:24:58
historical examples to take a look yes
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What our great Gurus of the
00:25:01
Russian venture market grew up on they have one or two
00:25:04
deals in Yandex mail.ru there may still
00:25:07
be one or two deals that
00:25:09
brought in a lot of money, but
00:25:12
in general they just usually don’t
00:25:14
tell you everything else because nothing
00:25:15
serious worked out there or during the
00:25:17
next Russian crisis everything
00:25:19
broke down, but in the end they
00:25:21
look very good for them very
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good
00:25:23
if you don’t have the opportunity to make a
00:25:26
lot of investments you will never do this
00:25:33
We have another question from the chat
00:25:36
Tell me why brokerage houses don’t accept children
00:25:39
Why can’t you
00:25:41
top up or withdraw stablecoin funds
00:25:44
I’m first of all not sure what they don’t accept from
00:25:47
me I am a small specialist Yes, I don’t run
00:25:50
our office myself, of course, and therefore
00:25:52
there is no table of who accepts what where,
00:25:54
calculates, but I have seen and heard
00:25:57
about funds deposits through Table Coin, that
00:26:01
is, some brokers accept
00:26:02
depositories, I can
00:26:05
assume that the acceptance is limited
00:26:07
is connected with the fact that in order to accept
00:26:09
her from children you need to have
00:26:10
the infrastructure for this, and if your
00:26:13
fund works with conventional
00:26:14
assets with money, you will
00:26:17
not always have this infrastructure, it’s
00:26:19
just that, roughly speaking, the Castes in which
00:26:21
you can get this usdt and a system
00:26:24
through which you can sell it,
00:26:26
plus another problem that
00:26:29
is completely objective here? Yes, how
00:26:32
many balcoins are worth have already
00:26:33
collapsed recently? Well, definitely
00:26:35
more than one? Who can guarantee
00:26:39
the manager of such a fund from the fact that he
00:26:41
will accept the asset? And then this asset somehow
00:26:43
will depreciate or become visible Well, it’s not
00:26:46
clear to me And even if there may be
00:26:48
experts on these
00:26:50
cryptocurrencies who can confirm
00:26:52
convincingly that stable Coin is reliable, then the
00:26:55
conventional manager doesn’t
00:26:57
know this, his knowledge does not extend that far,
00:26:59
he does not fit into this
00:27:00
mechanics and he would prefer instead
00:27:03
accept shooting coins just say
00:27:05
Listen Well, sell the money come Yes
00:27:07
okay Yes it’s easier for me, it’s easier for you
00:27:09
Why bother
00:27:15
Is it even worth keeping at least five percent of
00:27:17
the capital in crypto, let’s say if a
00:27:21
person only invests in traditional
00:27:23
finance
00:27:24
and Well, again, you’re turning to me as a
00:27:28
person who knows the truth and I don’t
00:27:30
know the truth I only have my
00:27:32
opinion I believe that if you want to
00:27:35
build a
00:27:36
portfolio that is not a lottery type,
00:27:39
your main task is to earn money there,
00:27:43
let’s say more inflation, you may
00:27:44
take on even more risks Yes, in
00:27:46
order to earn more water you can
00:27:49
quite clearly define for yourself,
00:27:51
the limit of tolerance, that is, how much you are
00:27:53
not prepared to lose under any
00:27:54
circumstances, then there
00:27:57
is no place for cryptocurrencies in such a portfolio
00:27:59
because their future behavior is in no way
00:28:03
connected with the history of their circulation and it is
00:28:06
absolutely not amenable to systematic
00:28:07
analysis. And therefore, somewhere this is an absolute
00:28:10
lottery Here you just, so to speak,
00:28:12
throw a ball Yes, it can fall out plus
00:28:13
There a million can fall out minus 100%,
00:28:17
can fall out in any other place
00:28:19
and the systemic risks of structural risks
00:28:22
here are no less than market risks,
00:28:24
uh, so I can’t say that
00:28:27
cryptocurrency for some period of time they
00:28:29
will not become the most profitable asset again,
00:28:31
but from the point of view of system management
00:28:34
they are absolutely not a suitable asset, they are a
00:28:36
completely different type of action I
00:28:40
had a question Andrey Andreevich,
00:28:43
look, we have one like this, I’m
00:28:46
sorry, I’ll speak for
00:28:48
traditional finance I will tell you
00:28:50
In our crypt we have
00:28:52
this guy Michael to sell him this is the
00:28:55
head of microstigi here his strategy
00:28:59
is to constantly invest
00:29:02
beginning of September 2022 he owns Well
00:29:05
almost 130,000 bitcoins is colossal
00:29:09
The condition is simply colossal let’s say
00:29:10
so please tell me what you
00:29:13
think motivates people who have
00:29:15
such a lot of money to still
00:29:18
invest in cryptocurrency, what do you think
00:29:22
again? Yes, I can’t know exactly what
00:29:25
motivates which specific person I
00:29:27
think that there are three completely different types of motivation at work here,
00:29:34
the simplest and most understandable but
00:29:37
the least known to the general public is the
00:29:39
motivation of an insider. I don’t know what the
00:29:43
person you mentioned can
00:29:45
actually do in this market, what he
00:29:47
actually does, and in general on the
00:29:49
cryptocurrency market. Nobody knows this. This
00:29:50
market is extremely opaque, it seems
00:29:52
that everyone knows everything, because well
00:29:54
you have, so to speak, a collection of flocks Yes, and the
00:29:57
blockchain is at the core, but in fact
00:30:00
all of this is all extremely open to manipulation,
00:30:04
collusion, to
00:30:06
some actions directed against
00:30:08
other participants, and so on. That is,
00:30:10
many investors in cryptocurrency, they
00:30:13
simply have Market Power of one or another
00:30:16
kind of legal illegal semi-legal
00:30:18
legal from the point of view of the law
00:30:21
illegal from the point of view of the system Yes
00:30:23
there and so on which they very
00:30:25
actively use including they can
00:30:27
simply manipulate the market and
00:30:31
make money from people who are pro
00:30:34
stakers who get into this
00:30:37
story the second type of motivation he too
00:30:40
it is clear that it is on the other side of
00:30:42
the Spectrum, this is ordinary greed, an echo of
00:30:45
how Bitcoin grew from zero to 60
00:30:48
thousand dollars apiece, it
00:30:50
will be heard over the market for a very long time And a
00:30:52
huge number of people just
00:30:54
not to miss their opportunity,
00:30:56
suddenly he did it again, yes they will be in
00:30:59
it’s common for people to invest
00:31:00
in general to have a poor ability to calculate
00:31:03
probabilities; this
00:31:04
is a very
00:31:06
serious problem in the psychological
00:31:08
consciousness of investors, including the
00:31:11
argument; it has grown; it has
00:31:15
absolutely no statistical
00:31:16
significance; no logic
00:31:18
will nevertheless be actively used in the future;
00:31:20
plus, the industry needs both neophytes and
00:31:23
investments from those who is already in it, which
00:31:25
means Marketing is an industry means
00:31:27
active work as influencers means
00:31:30
active psychological treatment of the
00:31:31
public, including rich people, there
00:31:33
will also be no escape, and
00:31:36
of course someone will bear the money, here is the
00:31:39
third argument, it comes across to me very often
00:31:42
and it looks like
00:31:45
classic reasonable If you do not take into account the
00:31:49
nature of cryptocurrency, this is an argument for
00:31:51
global diversification;
00:31:54
indeed, if we are talking about
00:31:56
statistically
00:31:58
assessed asset classes, those that
00:32:01
have a history by which one can judge
00:32:03
their behavior patterns, then very often
00:32:07
indeed the Market portfolio is the so-
00:32:09
called one, that is, a portfolio From a large
00:32:11
number of different ones correlated
00:32:13
asset classes behave better than
00:32:16
any other portfolios, often
00:32:19
and technically, purely formally, you can
00:32:22
apply logic here when communicating always
00:32:24
crypto assets and saying Well, we
00:32:26
add another element, it seems to be
00:32:29
uncorrelated with others logically, so therefore you
00:32:35
add it and improve
00:32:37
the characteristics of the portfolio in practice This is
00:32:40
of course not true because, firstly, it is an
00:32:41
absolutely non-statistically assessed
00:32:44
asset, it is completely unclear how it
00:32:45
will behave, you cannot say anything about it
00:32:47
and calculate anything, and secondly,
00:32:49
it is actually very highly
00:32:50
correlated. What is happening in the markets
00:32:52
Look Yes how the fall of cryptocurrencies
00:32:54
coincides with the fall of the main markets Yes,
00:32:57
and the rise of cryptocurrencies coincided In general with the
00:32:59
growth of the main markets That is, this is
00:33:01
actually great Iliesov Where does
00:33:04
excess money go when there is less excess money, then
00:33:06
it leaves from there and it is
00:33:11
very difficult to say that there is discrepancy here sense, on the
00:33:14
one hand, of course, it’s clear why
00:33:15
people invest; on the other hand, if
00:33:16
you do a serious analysis, then again,
00:33:19
if you are a fundamental investor, then it is
00:33:21
very difficult for you to find a reason why you
00:33:23
should enter cryptocurrency. But if you are a
00:33:25
portunistic investor, if you want to
00:33:27
try Happiness,
00:33:29
then of course this is a form of a beautifully and
00:33:33
complexly constructed
00:33:35
intellectual very modern
00:33:37
lottery that you can play.
00:33:41
Thank you very much Andrey for the answers.
00:33:45
By the way, I have another question. But it’s
00:33:48
not a secret, after all, that
00:33:51
traditional investors are entering the cryptocurrency market, to
00:33:55
live faithfully, that is, this is how you
00:33:58
say the third part Yes, they want to
00:33:59
try his happiness, they go there for this,
00:34:01
well, and not only it
00:34:04
seemed to me, it seemed to describe the various
00:34:07
reasons they go, but you understand what the matter is,
00:34:10
until cryptocurrencies appeared, non-
00:34:11
traditional investors simply did not
00:34:13
exist, so no matter who went into
00:34:16
this market, they were still there
00:34:17
traditional investors before
00:34:19
So So in any case,
00:34:23
traditional investors were such
00:34:26
non-traditional investors don’t know
00:34:28
ant farms invested That’s the
00:34:31
story was people invested in anything
00:34:33
and quite traditionally I
00:34:36
remember how absolutely classic
00:34:38
traditional investors like for example for
00:34:41
investing in the production of
00:34:44
smoking herbs Yes that’s what
00:34:48
we call hemp. I don’t know how to say
00:34:50
this word correctly in Russian, and by the way, they were
00:34:54
very successful. Although it was Well, it was
00:34:55
n’t traditional at all at first, and
00:34:59
once upon a time computers were considered
00:35:01
investments and social networks were
00:35:04
extremely traditional investments.
00:35:06
I already I already worked in the market. I remember
00:35:09
conversations around social networks about
00:35:11
how
00:35:12
meaningful this thing is or is it a toy. Yes, and
00:35:15
that it will be worn somewhere in general,
00:35:16
in computer games, yes, or in
00:35:20
some other section,
00:35:21
so no, well how is all this I would say
00:35:24
that all traditional investments are here Well,
00:35:26
if you want to highlight crypto as an asset
00:35:29
that
00:35:30
imitates
00:35:32
imitates equivalent value,
00:35:34
then probably yes, in some sense it is a
00:35:37
new asset, a new class,
00:35:40
in principle, just like social networks. They
00:35:43
used to be. Can they?
00:35:45
cryptocurrencies in general Become such a
00:35:47
traditional asset in the future according to you,
00:35:49
of course,
00:35:50
look at social networks This is a type of product,
00:35:55
relatively speaking, that was produced by a
00:35:56
company that imitated quite
00:35:58
traditional shares in these shares there was
00:36:01
nothing no
00:36:03
information between people this is a product the
00:36:06
products can be anything If you
00:36:09
look at the s&p 500 for example there
00:36:12
some products are not produced Yes,
00:36:15
including many non-traditional ones,
00:36:17
but still they are all traded see
00:36:21
traditional shares which in general are a
00:36:23
culture of share capital It
00:36:25
has developed since the times of Ancient Rome,
00:36:27
in reality it there, say in the 17-18th century,
00:36:30
developed very rapidly in the 19th century this century
00:36:32
shares in general, that is, this is a completely old
00:36:35
instrument,
00:36:37
cryptocurrency, this is
00:36:39
precisely an instrument of circulation, this is a
00:36:43
claim to create a new
00:36:45
surrogate equivalent, the value of the
00:36:47
claim has not yet justified itself.
00:36:50
We do not see that cryptocurrencies could
00:36:53
play a real role as an equivalent;
00:36:54
value today does not even reach cowrie
00:36:56
shells yet in terms of their properties
00:36:59
In this sense, cowrie shells
00:37:01
were used a lot.
00:37:02
Cryptocurrency is still not used as money.
00:37:04
And in this sense, of course, they are
00:37:08
much less traditional than the
00:37:09
same social networks and in order for
00:37:12
them to become traditional, they must
00:37:13
make some kind of historical choice, or
00:37:16
they must abandon the claim to the
00:37:18
area of ​​​​money and say we are a certain
00:37:22
Form of asset that is not at all
00:37:25
monetary, but we have some meaning and
00:37:28
say relax Yes, NFC is just an
00:37:31
attempt
00:37:32
to build such an active meaning
00:37:36
for cryptocurrency to get away from the thing, get away from the
00:37:39
monetary
00:37:40
component and say we are the same assets
00:37:43
like everything else, here you go
00:37:45
pictures.
00:37:46
Either they must make some kind of
00:37:51
breakthrough in the field of circulation of themselves
00:37:53
as money, for this, first of all, they must
00:37:55
become much more reliable and much more
00:37:57
widely used, that is, there must
00:37:59
be simplicity,
00:38:01
low volatility, very high
00:38:04
reliability of the retention system low
00:38:07
turnover costs ease of accepting transfers
00:38:11
yes And if this somehow happens then
00:38:14
they can really try
00:38:15
to become money in the fight against the
00:38:18
world’s central banks because the central
00:38:19
banks will not be happy with the appearance of this
00:38:21
money and thus gain a foothold as a
00:38:24
monetary form of asset that there in
00:38:27
the future awaits I can’t say now there
00:38:28
is a big option there is a high probability
00:38:30
that cryptocurrencies Well, at least in an
00:38:34
option similar to what is now there
00:38:35
after some time It’s just that many
00:38:38
say that Yes, they will die there,
00:38:40
other more advanced ones will appear and they are they
00:38:43
will just live for a long time
00:38:45
Well, just like it was, I don’t know about airplanes,
00:38:47
for example, the first airplanes. They were
00:38:49
n’t really good for anything, only for the circus. Yes, and
00:38:51
then completely different
00:38:53
airplanes appeared on completely different principles,
00:38:56
and so on, or media for storage
00:38:59
media. Yes, no one has floppy disks anymore.
00:39:01
uses now and use a
00:39:03
completely different method of transmitting
00:39:04
information, even if you need to
00:39:07
do this not through the network, I won’t
00:39:09
deny that this will not happen, but so far in
00:39:12
modern cryptocurrency, from the point of view of
00:39:14
investment, it’s not even disks, yes, these are
00:39:17
some Well, so to speak,
00:39:18
exotic Side method which in
00:39:21
general As a way of investing
00:39:24
probably can’t be considered a
00:39:28
big question
00:39:32
Yes, that’s exactly the question we have from the audience
00:39:35
Richard Tyler in the book new
00:39:37
behavioral economics highlights such an
00:39:39
industry as the economy of impressions games
00:39:42
social networks luxury brands Can
00:39:44
cryptocurrency in particular nft be
00:39:46
part of this economy,
00:39:49
you probably already understood because I am
00:39:52
moving away from all the answers to the question because
00:39:54
we never know how exactly the
00:39:57
future impression will be structured;
00:39:59
in fact, there was always
00:40:01
another question that the human
00:40:04
ability to transmit an impression to a
00:40:06
large mass of consumers was very
00:40:08
limited, but now it has become practically
00:40:10
limitless, therefore this economy
00:40:13
has grown very much
00:40:15
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00:40:16
cryptocurrencies
00:40:18
all new forms of similar systems they
00:40:22
are not systems for organizing the final
00:40:25
product anyway your final one is a
00:40:27
monkey this is not a system Its organization
00:40:31
is not where it lies not how it is
00:40:33
structured in this sense ask a question:
00:40:35
can an electronic image, an
00:40:37
electronic picture, be an important part of the
00:40:41
experience economy
00:40:43
? Maybe I don’t know, I think
00:40:47
maybe it’s more likely that the
00:40:49
Zuckerberg brand Yes, I’m sure that maybe he’s
00:40:52
investing a lot of money in the metro
00:40:55
universe, which is all in
00:40:58
itself, everything is part of the
00:41:00
experience economy and everything is built through
00:41:02
electronic images
00:41:04
while the market doesn’t buy it too much
00:41:08
As you can see, yes Judging by
00:41:10
the capitalization of Facebook and methods, but the
00:41:13
possible situation will change. That is, I would
00:41:15
answer here why not, of course it
00:41:17
can be, but still
00:41:19
blockchain currency is correct to say
00:41:22
blockchain and various modifications it and
00:41:25
modifications of the system of decentralized
00:41:26
finance and not even finance but simply
00:41:29
decentralized storage of information,
00:41:31
they will still be service for this
00:41:34
economy and it is correct to ask the question
00:41:36
Will such an economy in its
00:41:40
electronic part use these
00:41:43
systems as service
00:41:44
Well, I will ask a counter question Why not
00:41:47
completely perhaps there
00:41:51
is a question from Andrei Andreevich,
00:41:54
look, you listed the properties for
00:41:57
cryptocurrencies such as ease of
00:41:59
circulation, low volatility, low
00:42:01
costs when translating them,
00:42:03
but from what you described, it seems
00:42:06
like 70 meet all these
00:42:08
parameters. That is, have you heard a lot about cbdc
00:42:12
or not? no,
00:42:16
strictly speaking, a financial instrument
00:42:18
is a cryptocurrency that is
00:42:20
imitated with the help of the state, that
00:42:23
is, it is backed by its real money,
00:42:26
now let’s say some countries are
00:42:28
introducing 70 if I’m not mistaken, by the way,
00:42:31
next year it’s called the
00:42:33
Hamilton project, that is,
00:42:35
this system will be introduced there when
00:42:39
the state starts using
00:42:40
blockchain for its own purposes What do you think
00:42:43
it will look like in traditional
00:42:47
finance
00:42:48
and you know I honestly have to say
00:42:51
that I don’t quite understand the logic of this
00:42:54
design
00:42:55
all that was sold to us when they sold
00:42:59
us blockchain is independence from the
00:43:02
state independence from the mission
00:43:03
center equal access to information
00:43:07
secrecy transaction security and
00:43:10
so on,
00:43:12
if we build anything dependent
00:43:15
on the state and related to the
00:43:17
state mission, then by and large the
00:43:20
system of centralized accounting
00:43:22
through central banks works just as well
00:43:24
as it worked before and the
00:43:27
blockchain has absolutely no
00:43:28
advantage over this system as soon
00:43:31
as we abandon from this system of
00:43:34
anonymity and equal access, the
00:43:36
impossibility of external regulation
00:43:39
and independence from the state
00:43:42
Yes, this year it is not clear whether
00:43:45
blockchain can be adopted as an
00:43:47
accounting system because for some reason, somewhere, some
00:43:49
state thought that this
00:43:52
accounting system was good Yes, but it will be
00:43:55
just the use of
00:43:56
blockchain technology in
00:43:58
building the monetary aggregate of the
00:44:00
state Well, well, we will know with
00:44:03
you that there is a conditional dollar, for example, it is
00:44:06
now taken into account through
00:44:07
blockchain technology. By the way, an excellent
00:44:09
question is who will
00:44:10
confirm transactions there?
00:44:12
I don’t believe that America will give
00:44:15
confirmation to the owners of the dollar for a duck transactions of
00:44:17
dollars there And how are sanctions implemented there,
00:44:20
for example, yes, here is the system and so on,
00:44:23
I just don’t see anything like currency in this Yes, yes
00:44:27
there is some kind of limited Crypto mechanism
00:44:29
used for accounting Well,
00:44:32
good, great. Many of your listeners
00:44:35
know how the real
00:44:37
mechanism works accounting for money now, let's do it in
00:44:39
America I think that not many people do this by any means.
00:44:41
Well, we will know that crypto is also
00:44:45
used. So what? Well
00:44:48
understood. Thank you very much. Yes, I have a
00:44:53
question then, if
00:44:56
if the transition of people from cryptocurrencies to
00:44:59
traditional finance is acceptable, as far as
00:45:03
I see many young people there and older people, they
00:45:07
make initial capital in cryptocurrencies and do
00:45:09
they wonder about the transition to
00:45:12
traditional ones? If they come, then what
00:45:15
strategies do they choose? Maybe you have
00:45:18
such clients, it
00:45:19
seems to me that it looks a little backward now in the
00:45:23
sense that of course, while
00:45:25
cryptocurrencies were growing actively, many
00:45:27
young people came to this growth on
00:45:30
what we call how they
00:45:32
made money and made money from such
00:45:36
guys who earned millions of
00:45:37
dollars simply because they caught
00:45:40
this growth of cryptocurrencies and I must say that
00:45:42
many of them come to us, including
00:45:45
with a very healthy logic, they say
00:45:48
that that’s when I made money now I want it
00:45:50
to be bigger or more or
00:45:53
less How that part of this money worked
00:45:56
conservatively was saved and didn’t disappear I
00:45:58
don’t want it to be exposed to risks I
00:46:00
want a conservative Strategy and that’s what
00:46:04
we do yes we cooperate with a
00:46:05
large number of such clients
00:46:07
there is definitely a group rather young
00:46:11
people than older people who are actually
00:46:14
making money now in the world of cryptocurrencies
00:46:16
not from direct investments in cryptocurrency,
00:46:19
but making money from providing equipment, that
00:46:23
is, they are building an exchange, they are building
00:46:25
markers, they are creating
00:46:28
some kind of arbitrage strategies, opportunities, they
00:46:31
are organizing earnings through fees for nodes
00:46:35
for confirmation Well, so on, there are
00:46:37
a lot of different ways to earn money,
00:46:39
build technical structures,
00:46:43
we see them less. But this is most likely
00:46:47
because for them, this cycle is much
00:46:48
longer; they view cryptocurrencies
00:46:51
not as a risky investment, but as a
00:46:53
normal stable business; the fact that they
00:46:55
themselves do not particularly deal with
00:46:58
growth or by a fall in the value of currencies, they
00:47:01
simply provide the infrastructure one way
00:47:03
or another because they are young and
00:47:05
less likely to think about saving in
00:47:08
general and it comes to us less; our
00:47:10
average client age is still in the
00:47:11
region of probably 45-50 years old
00:47:14
and that’s why I should tell you about them,
00:47:18
but as for These are the lucky ones
00:47:22
who made money on growth. Yes, now we
00:47:24
see this as a trend. Especially taking into account the
00:47:27
latest events in the cryptocurrency
00:47:29
market, even if they continue to
00:47:31
invest there, more and
00:47:33
more people still come to us or simply to the
00:47:34
conventional market in order to have
00:47:37
conservative strategies.
00:47:41
understood, thank you But perhaps you
00:47:44
heard that a law on digital financial assets was adopted in Russia. Here’s
00:47:46
how
00:47:49
you feel about it and whether
00:47:50
tokenization of the entire stock
00:47:53
market may be awaiting us. But this may be said loudly now,
00:47:54
but at least until it begins now
00:47:57
with some... then oil or something else is the so-
00:48:01
called Security token, they
00:48:03
know, I heard of course about this
00:48:05
law, I can’t say, I studied it word
00:48:07
by word,
00:48:09
I must unfortunately say that in
00:48:11
Russia there are a lot of Cargo
00:48:14
laws, simply because it sounds kind of
00:48:17
cool because it seems like
00:48:18
others do for us, how can we not make the
00:48:21
source of these laws clear from them,
00:48:23
funding is obtained and it
00:48:26
is spent successfully, it is spent in an understandable way.
00:48:30
Therefore, in Russia a lot of all these things are growing up, all these
00:48:33
Rusnans, and there are
00:48:35
Skolkovoes that end
00:48:39
mostly in zilch, of course,
00:48:41
and Especially this seems pointless to me
00:48:44
to say for Russia now from the point of
00:48:46
view of tokenization, because any
00:48:48
tokenization presupposes a
00:48:50
democratic management system,
00:48:54
anonymity and at the same time the possibility of
00:48:59
their possibilities, such a democratic
00:49:02
management system is possible in Russia. I can’t
00:49:04
imagine. And what is the point for you in a
00:49:07
state that takes into account everything
00:49:09
centrally and there even
00:49:11
centralized textbooks are handed in and that’s it controls
00:49:15
are built centralized there is no
00:49:17
self-government even locally talk about
00:49:20
distributed management of financial
00:49:22
transactions I don’t understand this
00:49:24
will never happen of course no one will
00:49:25
manage financial
00:49:27
transactions in a distributed manner everything will be in a single center and
00:49:30
so on what we are talking about would be
00:49:35
convenient by the way shares on the blockchain
00:49:37
I as I see it Because, let’s say,
00:49:41
Amazon shares, in order for me to buy, I have to
00:49:42
pay the entire amount in crypto, I can, let’s say,
00:49:46
buy part of Bitcoin I need
00:49:48
20 thousand dollars Give something like this,
00:49:50
maybe this will be the transition I
00:49:53
thought it’s not related to the blockchain at all,
00:49:56
the blockchain system again accounting And you already
00:49:59
take into account Amazon shares as a whole part of
00:50:01
Bitcoin as a whole Bitcoin This is not at all
00:50:04
important. In addition, you can
00:50:08
buy part of Amazon shares through a large
00:50:09
number of markers that break them up,
00:50:11
sell them, make certificates of receipt for
00:50:14
part of the share, this mechanism in the stock market is
00:50:17
very well developed, here we can
00:50:20
talk about Another thing is that, theoretically,
00:50:22
storing shares on the blockchain allows you
00:50:24
to do without the system of brokers and Casta
00:50:27
and not pay endless commissions, but this is
00:50:31
also probably a small problem, now
00:50:33
a lot of brokers
00:50:35
charge some dry pennies there
00:50:37
compared to the volatility of the assets
00:50:39
that you buy, these pennies are
00:50:41
completely unimportant
00:50:48
I understand, thank you, we
00:50:52
’ll finish it slowly then.
00:50:55
Thank you for coming, it was nice to
00:50:58
talk to you, no thank you thank you thank
00:51:01
you thank you Goodbye Thank you everyone Goodbye

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