Why am I giving away thousands of dollars of free bitcoin?

00:01 Hey everyone. You might be wondering why 00:03 is Joel Bombgar giving away thousands 00:05 upon thousands upon thousands of dollars 00:08 of free Bitcoin to basically anybody on 00:10 Facebook who's willing to accept it? 00:12 Well, the answer is because I care so 00:15 much about truth and justice. Now, how 00:18 is there a connection between truth and 00:20 justice and giving away a ton of Bitcoin 00:22 for free? Well, I just posted a video 00:25 about why Christians should care about 00:27 Bitcoin, why God cares about truth and 00:29 justice, and why Bitcoin is a more just, 00:32 equitable, fair uh uh financial system, 00:36 monetary system. And so, I care deeply 00:38 about that. I care deeply about the 00:39 truth and justice behind the world that 00:42 God gave us to live in and ushering in a 00:45 new financial system that does not have 00:47 all the corruption of the old financial 00:49 system that is based on fiat currency, 00:52 meaning government madeup currency. 00:54 Well, in order to usher in a new 00:57 financial system, people have to care. 00:59 They have to wake up. They have to 01:01 understand what is possible with a new 01:04 financial system. And the easiest way to 01:06 do that is to give people some Bitcoin. 01:09 In the very early days, for the first 01:11 year or two of Bitcoin's existence, 01:13 there was something called the Bitcoin 01:14 faucet where anybody could go to a 01:17 website and do a capture, like the 01:19 little thing that makes sure you're not 01:20 a scammer or that you're not a bot. You 01:23 fill out a capta and you would get five 01:26 free Bitcoin. This ran for a long time, 01:28 for many, many, many months in the very 01:30 early days of Bitcoin. anybody. You hit 01:32 the website, you fill out the little 01:34 capture thing, and boom, it would send 01:36 five five five Bitcoin. $500,000 right 01:41 now of Bitcoin to anyone anywhere in the 01:44 world for free. Now, I can't afford to 01:47 give everybody five Bitcoin. I would not 01:49 have any more Bitcoin. Um, but what I 01:51 can do is I can give people $30 or $50 01:54 or $100 of Bitcoin, which back then it 01:56 was the same thing. The reason you could 01:58 get five Bitcoin is because five Bitcoin 01:60 was worth like five cents or 50 cents or 02:02 it was worth a such a small amount of 02:04 money that you know the people who were 02:06 funding the Bitcoin faucet were willing 02:09 to fund it just to get Bitcoin out there 02:11 to get people to care. So all I'm doing 02:13 is exactly what the Bitcoin faucet did 02:15 in the early days except I'm giving away 02:17 you know tiny fractions of a Bitcoin one 02:20 1000th of a Bitcoin $100 versus 02:23 $100,000. 02:25 Um, but it's the same concept is the 02:27 world is full of an unjust financial 02:30 system where a small number of fat cats 02:33 print money out of thin air and they 02:35 dilute the hardearned money of the rest 02:37 of us and they get away with it. And the 02:40 only solution to that is Bitcoin. And 02:42 the way people care about Bitcoin is 02:43 owning some. As soon as people own 02:45 Bitcoin, they start to think, "Now I own 02:48 some Bitcoin. Maybe I should figure out 02:50 what it is. Maybe I'm not actually late 02:53 to Bitcoin. Maybe I should figure out 02:55 why Bitcoin is better than all of the 02:57 other crypto currencies out there that 02:59 are not Bitcoin. And uh it's not unlike, 03:02 for example, uh I give free rides in my 03:06 2026 Tesla Model Y to anyone who wants 03:08 to experience a self-driving car because 03:11 when you see when you sit in a car and 03:14 it just drives you around completely 03:16 autonomously, it's sort of an eye- 03:18 openening experience. It's like, wow, 03:20 cars can actually drive you with no 03:22 human interaction. Like that's pretty 03:24 wild and it's hard to believe that 03:26 exists and it's hard to believe how 03:27 transformational it is until you 03:30 experience it yourself. So anybody who 03:32 wants a free ride in a Tesla, as long as 03:33 I know you, as long as we've met in real 03:35 life, we have a personal connection, 03:37 personal relationship. I do not offer 03:39 free rides to random people on the 03:41 internet. Um, but if you and I know each 03:43 other in any sort of connection, happy 03:45 to give you a free ride in a Tesla and 03:47 show you what full self-driving is like. 03:49 It's similar to the early days. Again, 03:51 back to why I give away free Bitcoin. 03:53 It's similar to the early days of the 03:54 internet when people were like, "Why do 03:57 I need email?" It's like, "Because you 03:59 can send an email to anyone in the 04:00 world." And they're like, "Yeah, but 04:02 I'll just use the postal service. Maybe 04:04 if I ignore email long enough, maybe it 04:06 will just go away. Maybe it's this new 04:08 technology that I don't have to engage, 04:10 that I don't have to embrace, that I can 04:13 keep my brain turned off and just hope 04:15 that we all go back to just sending 04:16 faximiles, the old fax machine or the 04:20 old letters. And the truth is, no, email 04:22 is going to be the future. And it is, 04:24 and it was. And the easiest way you can 04:27 do that is just letting someone send an 04:28 email and say, "Look, I know I know this 04:30 whole email concept uh sounds scary and 04:32 it sounds new and you kind of don't 04:34 understand how it could how a message 04:36 could just like cross the internet, but 04:38 here, sign up for an email account back 04:40 then in the days of Yahoo and Hotmail 04:42 and AOL. Sign up and just send one." And 04:45 then they send one and they're like, 04:47 "That's a big deal. I just sent a 04:49 message to someone on the other side of 04:50 the world and it was delivered 04:52 instantly. That's a big But what it's 04:54 hard to understand how big a deal email 04:56 is if you've never sent an email. It's 04:59 hard to understand how big a deal 05:00 Bitcoin is if you don't own any Bitcoin. 05:03 It's hard to understand how 05:04 transformational self-driving cars are 05:06 if you've never been in a car that 05:08 self-drive and self-parked and did all 05:11 of that for you with no human 05:13 interaction whatsoever. Uh it's the same 05:15 with AI. Everybody I run into, I 05:18 inevitably encourage them if they've 05:19 never used chat GPT or Grock, which is 05:22 the new um AI engine from Elon Musk, if 05:25 they've never used AI, I I always 05:28 encourage them to. I'm like, look, just 05:29 think of something crazy and plug it 05:32 into AI. Chat GPT, you know, download 05:34 the little app on your phone, uh or 05:36 download the Gro app, which just they 05:38 just came out with Grock version 4.0 05:40 yesterday. Just download it on your 05:42 phone and ask it something crazy. And 05:44 when you get an answer, it's like, "Wow, 05:46 that's wild." Or you ask it to make up a 05:48 picture, you know, you you upload a 05:50 picture of yourself and say, "Hey, make 05:52 a picture of me flying in a squirrel 05:54 suit over the Andes mountains or 05:57 something like that." And then it makes 05:58 a picture out of scratch that looks 06:00 real. And it's like, "Wow, that's super 06:02 powerful. That's incredible." So, the 06:04 reason I give away huge amounts of 06:05 Bitcoin for free is because we need to 06:09 usher in this new financial system that 06:11 is more fair, that is more just, that is 06:13 consistent with the principles of 06:14 justice and truth that I care so much 06:17 about, that I believe God cares so much 06:18 about. And it's just hard to get anybody 06:20 to care if they don't own any Bitcoin. 06:22 So, what's the easiest way for people to 06:24 care? Give them some free Bitcoin. Once 06:27 people have Bitcoin, they start paying 06:28 attention. They start asking, "Why does 06:30 the price go up and down?" And they 06:32 start understanding how supply and 06:34 demand interact. And they start 06:35 understanding why Bitcoin is different 06:37 than any other cryptocurrency. And they 06:39 understand they start wondering who is 06:41 Satoshi Nakamoto um the inventor of 06:44 Bitcoin? The mysterious not mysterious 06:46 but anonymous character. We don't know 06:48 who that is. So um the easiest way to 06:50 get someone to care about something new 06:52 that is completely transformative that 06:54 will change their life is for them to 06:56 have some or to use some. And it doesn't 06:59 matter if you're trying to get somebody 07:01 to understand email for the first time, 07:02 self-driving cars for the first time, AI 07:05 for the first time, or back in the horse 07:08 and buggy, everybody who was riding 07:10 around in a horse and buggy. When 07:12 someone showed them an automobile for 07:13 the first time, the easiest thing to do 07:15 was to say, "I'll pass. I don't want to 07:17 take a ride. This thing is scary. 07:18 There's not even a horse in front of 07:20 it." And that's what most people did. 07:21 Most people were like, "This whole 07:23 automobile thing, it it's got an engine. 07:25 It makes a noise. I don't understand how 07:27 the engine works. I don't understand how 07:29 the car is moving without a horse 07:31 pulling it. I'll just pass. I'll sit on 07:34 the sidelines. Maybe this whole 07:36 automobile thing will go away. Well, the 07:38 best thing you could do if you owned an 07:40 automobile in the early days is give 07:41 people rides in it. Show them how 07:43 incredible it is that you can turn the 07:45 key and then it just goes and you don't 07:48 have to get the horses ready and you 07:50 don't have to feed the horses and you 07:52 don't have to water the horses and you 07:53 don't have to rub down the horses after 07:56 and the you know the automobile doesn't 07:57 get tired. You just put more gas in it 07:59 and it keeps going. People don't 08:01 understand that unless they experience 08:02 it. So the reason I give away thousands 08:05 upon thousands upon thousands of dollars 08:07 of free Bitcoin is because I want people 08:09 to care. I want them to understand the 08:11 transformational nature of Bitcoin and 08:13 the easiest way to onboard people to 08:15 Bitcoin is to give them some free 08:17 Bitcoin. I believe Bitcoin will change 08:19 the world. I believe it will usher in a 08:21 new age of truth and justice at least in 08:24 our monetary system. And if we have 08:26 truth and justice in our monetary 08:28 system, it brings truth and justice to 08:30 so many other aspects of the world we 08:32 live in. And that's the future I want 08:34 for myself, for my kids, for my family, 08:36 for my wife, for you. And that's the 08:38 future I want for all of us. And because 08:40 we're so early in the adoption cycle of 08:42 Bitcoin, the early adopters benefit from 08:45 the price increase of Bitcoin, which 08:46 means you get a two for one. You get 08:48 sound money and price appreciation for 08:51 the first multiple decades of Bitcoin's 08:53 adoption cycle. And we are still very 08:55 early in that adoption cycle. So that's 08:57 why I give a away free Bitcoin. I want a 09:00 better world. The fastest way to a 09:02 better world is for people to adopt 09:04 technologies that make the world a 09:05 better place. And the fastest way for 09:07 people to care about those new 09:09 technologies, to understand those techn 09:11 new technologies, is to use some or have 09:14 some. And so that's why I give away a 09:17 ton of free Bitcoin. Have a great day, 09:19 everyone.