The Pudgy Community Spotlight! Episode 8: @fifilechien 00:00 Introduction 00:26 This happens just in Web3 00:36 Who is Fifi ? 01:40 Being Anti-NFT’s at the start 02:10 The Arrival of Pudgy Penguin 03:17 Getting his Pudgy licensed 04:09 Flying out to ALL the events 06:38 One massive moment coming in 2024 08:00 Asia trip coming 09:20 Thoughts on Abstract 11:00 Closing words

Here's a preview of my statement to convince @SNB_BNS to start hodling #Bitcoin. This will be a long journey and might even take a public referendum to get there. @ZLOK @initiativeBTC "When I stood here two years ago, I suggested that the Swiss National Bank should sell one billion worth of European bonds per month and buy Bitcoins. With this strategy, our national bank could have amassed hundreds of thousands of Bitcoins at favourable prices. As of today, these Bitcoins would have more than doubled in value and we would have made a profit of over 30 billion. Instead, the national bank chose to keep most of its reserves in euro and dollar bonds, despite a track record of making losses with those. Even after the latest quarterly profit, the accumulated losses with foreign bonds since 2005 amount to 87 billion! In the same period, the SNB only paid out 42 billion to the federal government and the Cantons. Or in other words: the Swiss national bank finances more government spending for the eurozone than for its own people! I find it hard to understand why this isn’t a bigger topic. When we send one billion, the infamous Kohäsionsmilliarde, to Brussels, it causes a heated debate. But when we finance eurozone and US spending to the tune of dozens of billions, no one cares. Even worse, none of the foreign politicians would ever say: thank you Switzerland. In fact, the opposite is the case, showing that Bismarck was right when he noted: countries don’t have friends, only interests. And one interest of Switzerland and the Swiss people is to have a safe and stable currency. I firmly believe that it would strengthen the Swiss franc and the independence of the Swiss national bank if we spent less on loss-making government bonds and started hodling Bitcoin. To illustrate that most of you already know this on some level, I made a small poll with a very simple question: Imagine you had the possibility to send something of value to your great-grandchildren in the year 2099. Would you prefer them to get 50’000 soft euros or 1 hard Bitcoin? Your answer to this question should be the same as the answer to the question of what the Swiss national bank ought to do. Because its reserves essentially are a time capsule to send value to future generations and to ensure that they can benefit from a well-backed Swiss franc."