Ratoshi explains that we all are way too bearish on Bitcoin, and shows us the huge potential of BTC If you want to chat with all the other Channel Members, check this out: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYEu3XGuHQy65iJpnzMIRrQ/join Where to store your Bitcoin? I personally use a BitBox! - Get a 5% Discount with code "ROBIN" - & visit: https://robinbtc.link/bitbox Where to buy Bitcoin? I personally use 21bitcoin! - Save fees with my code "ROBIN" - & visit: https://robinbtc.link/21bitcoin Best place to back-up your seed-phrase: - Get a 10% discount with code "Robin" - & visit: https://robinbtc.link/xellox Guest's contact: https://x.com/ratoshi21 Summary The conversation explores the intersection of Bitcoin, energy consumption, and space exploration. Ratoshi, the guest, discusses his interest in science fiction and his idea of a future where humans are gone and rats pick up the pieces. He believes that Bitcoin is inevitable for a future in space due to its role in securing spacecraft movements and synchronizing orbital movements. Ratoshi explains that Bitcoin is a derivative of energy production and suggests that mining Bitcoin in space, using solar panels in orbit, could be economically feasible. The conversation also touches on the Kardashev scale and the potential for Bitcoin to enable a type one civilization. Ratoshi is passionate about writing and is currently working on a book that combines his love for Bitcoin, space, and lawyering. The story revolves around a group of rat lawyers who uncover mysteries surrounding the time chain and the disappearance of humans. Ratoshi believes that the devaluation of human labor due to automation is a major problem, and he sees the potential coexistence of CBDCs and Bitcoin as a solution. He also discusses the possibility of a future where governments use CBDCs to control spending and enforce a legal system on a Bitcoin standard. Takeaways Bitcoin is seen as inevitable for a future in space due to its role in securing spacecraft movements and synchronizing orbital movements. Mining Bitcoin in space using solar panels in orbit could be economically feasible and could drive the development of space infrastructure. Bitcoin is a derivative of energy production and could be used to exchange Bitcoin for energy, making it a valuable resource for space exploration. The conversation explores the Kardashev scale, which measures a civilization's energy usage, and discusses the potential for Bitcoin to enable a type one civilization. The concept of the time chain in Bitcoin is highlighted as a way to guarantee the order of events in a decentralized and objective manner, which could be crucial for future multi-planetary transactions. Ratoshi is passionate about writing and is working on a book that combines his love for Bitcoin, space, and lawyering. The story revolves around a group of rat lawyers who uncover mysteries surrounding the time chain and the disappearance of humans. Ratoshi believes that the devaluation of human labor due to automation is a major problem. He sees the potential coexistence of CBDCs and Bitcoin as a solution to the unemployment crisis. Ratoshi discusses the possibility of governments using CBDCs to control spending and enforce a legal system on a Bitcoin standard. Chapters 00:00 Background and Interest in Science Fiction 04:28 Mining Bitcoin in Space 08:01 The Potential Energy Consumption of Bitcoin 18:03 The Future of Energy Usage and the Kardashev Scale 23:23 The Concept of the Time Chain 27:35 Moving Towards a Type 1 Civilization 30:10 Harnessing Solar Power for Bitcoin Mining and Abundance 31:33 Exploring the Mysteries of the Time Chain in a Sci-Fi Book 38:04 The Coexistence of CBDCs and Bitcoin 41:45 Addressing the Devaluation of Human Labor 45:55 The Potential for a Universal Basic Income 01:00:49 Bitcoin's Gradual Adoption and Understanding