In this video, the speaker explains Samsung’s new partnership with Coinbase, which embeds Coinbase’s premium services directly into the Samsung Wallet app for U.S. Galaxy users. He highlights the potential reach of 75 million Samsung users and compares it to Apple’s 1.56 billion iPhone base, arguing that this partnership is just the “tip of the iceberg” for crypto adoption by major tech firms. The speaker attributes the timing of these deals to upcoming regulatory certainty from the proposed “Clarity Act,” which would categorize cryptocurrencies and remove the current legal gray area that has deterred large companies. He emphasizes that early entry into crypto is lucrative, urging viewers to act now, framing crypto as a foundational upgrade to the internet’s infrastructure that will reward early adopters.
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Samsung just partnered with Coinbase. That's 75 million Galaxy users potentially coming into crypto. Samsung is integrating Coinbase directly into its Samsung Wallet app, giving Galaxy users in the United States access to Coinbase One's premium crypto services. So basically, people will be able to go into Coinbase and purchase crypto through Samsung Pay very easily. A lot more potential energy for people to come into crypto very easily. Okay. And Samsung has 75 million Galaxy owners. Now crypto has 562 million people worldwide. That's 6.8% of the global population, roughly. Nobody knows exactly. So 75 million is not that big of a deal because if 10% of them came into crypto, that's 7.5 million new crypto users. But watch this. Just take a look at this list. Here's all the other companies' potential energy for them to do partnerships with Coinbase or other centralized exchange guys. Look at Apple alone. We're talking about 1.56 billion active iPhone users. And so the point I'm trying to make here is that this is the tip of the iceberg. You make money in crypto because you're early, not because you're late. So this is like a buy the rumor situation where we can see other companies Doing partnerships. Okay, listen to what I'm saying. Now the question is, why would they do partnerships right now specifically? Like, it's just Samsung, right? It's because of regulation, man. I keep trying to tell you guys this. Towards the end of the year, something like the Clarity Act or the Clarity Act itself is going to be passed. They're going to give regulatory clarity on coins, meaning the coins will be put into categories for regulation, meaning it will not be in a gray area anymore. Up until this point, for the past 15 years in crypto, It's been a gray area for every single coin. So think about it. You launch your own coin. You do not know if you're going to get sued. You do not know if the SEC will make up some type of weird justification to sue you to make money. So up until this point, all these companies were getting sued, and they didn't know if they were violating a law. With the Clarity Act, when this passes, they're going to know exactly what's going on. So we have a whole bunch of companies like Samsung, all these big companies that previously would not take the risk. To get involved with a crypto company because of lack of clarity that will now be getting involved. And we're already seeing the tip of the iceberg with Samsung and all these other companies. So I'm telling you, like, bro, there's people that watch my videos and you have not made a move. Like, I'm like, bro, at this point, what is going on? Like, what is going on? It's time to make a move. It's time to get involved with crypto. I say this over and over again. It might even be like I'm gonna be saying this for 10 years. Because what people don't understand is that we're upgrading the plumbing to the internet itself. This stuff takes time, and it's very early and very lucrative.
