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If you have a new technology and you have a new technology that is better than the old technology, guess what happens? It gets adopted. The cabs didn't want Uber. The mayor didn't want Uber, but who wanted Uber? The people. The people wanted Uber.

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“If you have a new technology and you have a new technology that is better than the old technology, guess what happens?”

10:55 / 11:13

If you have a new technology and you have a new technology that is better than the old technology, guess what happens? It gets adopted. The cabs didn't want Uber. The mayor didn't want Uber, but Marsh who wanted Uber? The people. The people wanted Uber. Yeah. Okay? And so this is a technology that's gonna save people money.

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Perfect contrarian framework using the Uber analogy to challenge resistance to new technology. The repetitive, emphatic language ('The people wanted Uber') creates a quotable moment that applies beyond crypto to any disruptive innovation.

10:55 - 11:1318sBold/Contrarian

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I think it could be probably take five to seven years, maybe a touch longer. It could go from 90,000 to $1,000,000 a coin as people start to adopt it.

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The Angel Next Door · Anthony Scaramucci

Bold/Contrarian

I think it could be probably take five to seven years, maybe a touch longer. It could go from 90,000 to $1,000,000 a coin as people start to adopt it.

Extremely bold prediction with specific numbers and timeline. The 10x price target ($90K to $1M) is provocative and quotable, perfect for generating engagement and debate across platforms.

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The Angel Next Door · Anthony Scaramucci

Practical Framework

Money is just a technology, Marsha, that we're using between each other so that we don't have to barter. And we pick something that we like or we pick something that we trust, and we've typically gotten that from a third party.

Reframes money as technology rather than value, providing a fundamental mental model that makes crypto more accessible. The simple, conversational explanation demystifies a complex concept with practical clarity.

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The Angel Next Door · Anthony Scaramucci

Business Mechanics

One of the big skeptics on Bitcoin was Jamie Dimon, the CEO. He called it a pet rock. He said it was a Ponzi scheme, a decentralized Ponzi scheme. He said all these different things about Bitcoin.

Names a major figure and quotes specific dismissive language ('pet rock', 'Ponzi scheme') that creates contrast with current adoption. Sets up a narrative reversal that's engaging and shareable.

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The Angel Next Door · Anthony Scaramucci

Domain Expertise

If you look at the seventeen years, it did go from a penny to $91,000 historically incredible return, probably the best return in US economic history.

Provides specific historical data with a superlative claim ('best return in US economic history'). The penny-to-$91K progression is visually compelling and the timeframe adds credibility to the dramatic numbers.

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The Angel Next Door · Anthony Scaramucci

It took me ten years to go from that point of view to the point of view that I have now, so I didn't really understand it. I had a presentation made to me when Bitcoin was, like, $60.

Personal admission of initial skepticism and slow conversion creates relatability. The mention of Bitcoin at $60 (vs current $91K) provides dramatic context for missed opportunity, making it emotionally engaging.

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