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EPISODE · Dec 17, 2025 · 56 MIN

Michael Saylor For President, Says Larry Lepard

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In this conversation, Lawrence Lepard discusses the significant advancements in Bitcoin adoption over the past few years, highlighting the support from key financial figures and institutions. He emphasizes the ongoing growth and future potential of Bitcoin as an investment, suggesting that those who have not yet engaged with it will soon feel the pressure to do so as its value continues to rise.Sat Chats is building the world’s biggest Bitcoin Welcome Center. If you’d like to support the mission, sponsor an episode, or join us in the studio (virtually or in person), you’ll find everything you need below:— Subscribe here on YouTube for your chance at two million sats when we hit 10,000 subscribers— Book your slot at satchats.com— Donate Bitcoin: bc1q5yrwe6qxujzumg5j28g0rvckx9n859sa08fupc— Zap us at [email protected]— Sponsorship inquiries: [email protected]:00:57 Intros10:46 10% to 90% Bitcoin Adoption18:46 Michael Saylor for President in 203250:36 Buy the Dip by Ithaca Hummus52:26 $50 in Bitcoin or $50 in Cash?

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