Bitcoin Myk - Seeks Addition To DCG Portfolio -Illuminati?

In this vlog, the host introduces BitcoinMYK (also called BitcoinNYK), a token that recirculates a small percentage of unclaimed or locked‑up Bitcoin and mirrors the Bitcoin blockchain, allowing holders to receive a proportional amount of BitcoinMYK as Bitcoin is mined. The presenter argues that this mechanism enables fast, network‑wide value transfer without the payment‑channel bottlenecks of the Lightning Network, positioning BitcoinMYK as a potential universal‑basic‑income (UBI) vehicle and high‑upside investment (currently trading around $0.39). The video then shifts to the Digital Currency Group (DCG), outlining its mission, major subsidiaries (Genesis, Grayscale, CoinDesk, Coinbase, etc.), and the host’s recent outreach to have BitcoinMYK added to DCG’s portfolio. The host discusses various online conspiracy narratives linking DCG, Blockstream, the Bilderberg Group, and the Federal Reserve, clarifying that these are speculative and not his own opinion. He also explains why DCG might be interested—high potential returns on a Bitcoin fork versus the massive capital required for Bitcoin’s price growth—and references his brief venture‑capital experience. The video concludes with a call to action for viewers to like, subscribe, and support BitcoinMYK’s adoption.
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Hey you, welcome back to the channel, guys. I hope you're having a great day. So I want to talk to you all about BitcoinMYK seeking to be added to the Digital Currency Group. And so what is the Digital Currency Group? I'm just going to read to you who they say they are. Our mission is to accelerate the development of a better financial system. We build and support Bitcoin and blockchain companies by leveraging our insights, network, and access to capital. And so they have these many subsidiaries here listed that you probably well know. Genesis, uh, Grayscale, CoinDesk. So these are the— this is a big investment group, real big, huge. And this isn't our first encounter with the, uh, Digital Currency Group as far as the content we provided to you all. Um, so what happened today was, uh, I contact— I reached out to the Digital Currency Group and, uh, made their company aware of BitcoinMYK and that we thought it'd be a great idea to add them, or for them to add us, to their portfolio. And, um, so we've contacted them and hopefully they'll get back with us with some great, uh, news, hopefully. And, uh, we also provided them a lot of information about the Bitcoin MYK. So, uh, a little bit, if you don't quite understand the significance of Bitcoin MYK, I want to just give you some details that you— a lot of, a lot of us tend to focus on what we do with the tokens and the coins that aren't claimed. We came up with this model, uh, where very small percentages of unclaimed locked up coins, coins that maybe belong to deceased people that will never be touched, we kind of came up with a concept of putting those coins back in circulation to the community, right? So they can get access to these coins and you don't have these locked up coins, but you have this value now being rewarded and distributed to the rest of the community. Now, um, and it— and, and the rest of it is it follows the Bitcoin ledger continually. Now that's the important part to understand, that we follow the Bitcoin ledger continually, and a lot of this gets missed. So what does that mean exactly? Well, it means if you're a Bitcoin miner and you continually mine more and more Bitcoin, you, you receive more and more Bitcoin NYK. Now what's significant about this and what can be done with this is it'll allow the Bitcoin community to be able to move, uh, this type of representative value of their Bitcoin across networks at high speeds. Now, of course, the solution to solve this problem was meant to be Bitcoin Lightning Network, but we've noticed some issues with Bitcoin Lightning Network. Even if it's— if it's all the bugs are taken out of the system and it begins to work better, there is an issue called payment channels. And how payment channels work is it means that you can only move, um, your value to people who are connected to you, uh, as your payment channel. And in order to get connected to a, a person who has many payment channels, kind of think of it like Facebook, how— and think about being on Facebook and not having any friends. And you get one friend and that one friend has two friends and now you can kind of see what friends he has and so on and so forth. Well, that's how the Bitcoin Lightning Network will work. Unless you can home in on people who have a big network of people, then you're not going to be able to send payments to anybody except the people in your network. Whereas BitcoinMYK, a Bitcoin hoarder, he can send, uh, let's quote unquote, his represented, represented value of Bitcoin to anybody, um, on the Bitcoin NYC network. Unlike, uh, the Bitcoin Lightning Network, which you can only send to people who are in your particular network, you might have one or two people in your network. So then what happens is you get this bottlenecking of everybody trying to find a person who has a big network, and then that person becomes centralized. Because now he has everybody going through him. He controls all the networks, and this is kind of anti-Bitcoin. So in that regard, I think BitcoinNYK would work better in that by following the ledger every step of the way. It basically means that as a person who holds Bitcoin, as their value increases over the value of the Bitcoin in their wallets, they can now, uh, claim the BitcoinNYK tokens over that value, and they're able to now send that representative value to X and Y and Z. So it's kind of almost like how an atomic swap could work, you know, in addition to that, like how they, you know, and so here's some companies in the, in the Digital Coin Group portfolio. Many, many companies, you know, all they have, all of the big companies in their, you know, in their portfolios. It looks like they have some, some, some major businesses as well. So very, very powerful group, a lot of money. And so to speak about again, I want to go back to the significance of Bitcoin NYK, why people want to have it. Then I'm going to go back to a little bit of history of the Digital Currency Group. But, um, so Bitcoin NYK, now we got that part down that it can kind of work as this fast payment system for Bitcoin because the Bitcoin Lightning Network, many of us are discovering, may not be the solution we thought it would be. But in addition to that, the price trading of Bitcoin NYK right now is very, very low. The value is only about 39 cents. So as an investor or someone holding a big portfolio, the growth potential of Bitcoin NYK from 39 cents on up, I mean, that could be very well for a portfolio. Now, the part many people focus on is the what we do with these unclaimed tokens that circulate into our universal basic income program. Now, I'm not going to go deep into that part because that's the part everybody's aware of, but, you know, obviously if you don't understand that universal basic income is a mass adoption vehicle when 80% of the globe is, uh, uh, you know, living paycheck to paycheck or can barely make ends meet, then, uh, I think you really need to reevaluate that. Now, uh, those are some of the components of BitcoinNYK, some of the more important factors— it being a Bitcoin fork, uh, serving all the Bitcoin holders' needs If you hold Bitcoin, you don't need, you know, you obviously you don't need to buy Bitcoin NYK. That's the definition of a fork, just kind of coming to the network. But you can see it has a great deal of upside potential. It interfaces like social networks you've seen before, so it makes it easy for new people to be able to adopt it easier, right? So let's get into a little bit of the history of the Digital Currency Group and why we think it'd be a great idea to be listed as part of their portfolio and why we've reached out to them. I think it's a good idea for them from an economic standpoint, from a doing the right thing standpoint, and also, uh, you know, just a, uh, good idea, I'd like to think, in general. But let's look at, uh, what the early history of the Digital Currency Group. Now Many of you know that, um, uh, I kind of do a mix of providing some of the latest cryptocurrency news, promoting my projects, and just hopefully practical things that, uh, give you some kind of insight into something of use to you. Hopefully watching the channel is— you've gotten some use from it. That's the idea behind it anyway. Now, the Digital Currency Group was featured on one of our videos. Um, this information didn't originate with us. It originated across the internet with major YouTube crypto news channels, and it talks about the Digital Currency Group being in control of pretty much everything that goes on in cryptocurrency through a company called Blockstreams that is connected to uh, the chairman of the Bilderbergs. So then it starts to have this very Illuminati-like feel to it. Uh, it's also connected to the, uh, chairman of the Fed, um, Federal Reserve Bank, uh, and all these major players. And the, uh, one of the main, uh, managers, or, um, I believe he, he is the CEO of the Digital Currency Group. Um, I remember him some years ago when I was, um, working for an investment firm. He, uh, started something called Second Market, was, was like this over-the-counter market for private companies, right? Private stock. And, uh, he made a great success of that. And then from that point on, he somehow got into cryptocurrency, as— and the, the theory goes, or what's going around online, is he got connected to all these major people that not only have big stakes in all these cryptocurrencies, of course, the ones that— oh, and look there, Coinbase. A lot of— and this is where a lot of conspiracy theory came from about Digital Currency Group dealing with Coinbase. And it had a lot to do with how Coinbase was listing, um, seemingly every, uh, uh, a coin token that The Digital Currency Group had in her portfolio. But some updated news on that, and I, I want to relay that as, again, guys, the information doesn't originate with me. I don't really do opinions, I just do the facts. I put the information out there like many other crypto news guys might do, but I, when it comes to definitive information, I only deal with the facts. Now, Coinbase was, uh, listing many tokens that the Digital Currency Group had. But as I understand it, now Coinbase was listing that because it's easier for them to implement ERC-20 tokens into it. And the Digital Currency Group, it would seem, uh, well, obviously they— all the major players, they're just gonna own anyway because that's what they do. Their investment, obviously they're gonna invest in the bigger, more popular coins, but But, you know, apparently there were some coins being listed people didn't think that was that popular. That was just weird. But our understanding now is because they were ERC-20 related and it was just easier for Coinbase to, to implement them first and then move on to some of those other coins we thought should have came before them. Okay, if that makes sense. So all this information has come out about the Digital Currency Group, their relation to Blockstream, which is this big company that has a big foothold on Bitcoin, and they have about 2 or 3 members that are— that control a lot of the— in other words, they feel like Bitcoin has been taken over by Blockstreams. And the real information about that is they're are Blockstream, uh, workers there. But the problem is, or working on the Bitcoin Core and, uh, controlling the blocks that are being mined, is they're trying to say, I guess, like it's becoming this monopoly. But, uh, you know, they found that, uh, it's really not that many as, you know, it was being suggested. And, um, there's Grayscale. You probably hear a lot about Grayscale making huge investments into Bitcoin. So again, these are all in their portfolios. Um, and so, uh, it wasn't, you know, I, I guess you could say it was some kind of a little, uh, breadcrumb drops around that, but then you can easily concoct that story to make it mean what you want. Now, uh, so that I think that kind of you know, you know, answers why we, you know, want to be added to their portfolio. Uh, so we'll, we'll see what happens with that. And, uh, you know, what they're looking for— obviously they're, um, you know, going to be evaluating, uh, you know, many of these tokens and what they do and their value and what it can do for them in the future. But, uh, I did spend a short stint working at a venture capital firm and They do like to sometimes target unknown things, things obviously they think they can have the better, better return on. And some of the problems with, you know, Bitcoin and many of these major cryptocurrencies is you got to put a ton of money, you know, into them for them to have significant gains, right? You know, you know, like we discussed before, for Bitcoin at $4,000 to go to like $8,000, that would mean the market would require, uh, about another $70 billion in Bitcoin. Not a little bit of money by a small— whereas you take something like Bitcoin NYK, and if, uh, you know, if, um, $70 billion went, went in there from 39 cents up to thousands of dollars, you know, obviously a lot of people would make a great deal of money. So it's more easier to get a 100%, 500%, 10,000% return on some type of Bitcoin fork or, uh, you know, that has value and they can build a huge network, than to, you know, hope that Bitcoin can go to a trillion-dollar market capitalization, uh, you know, for us to get some of the returns and come up with some of the, you know, the ideas that many people have invested in Bitcoin for. So that's just, you know, some information, just some things to I found interesting to talk about. Uh, there's Ripple for you Ripple people, you XRP lovers, and all in the digital currency group portfolio. If I were a conspiracy theorist, I probably would lean to the direction that these guys are the Illuminati of cryptocurrency. That is not my opinion. However, I am a very practical man, and I hope that BitcoinMYK finds its way here in their portfolio. We're going to do a lot of good work. Uh, we're going to achieve, in my opinion, mass adoption before anybody else does, because I feel that our token not only represents and serves the people, it will be a token that gives more value back to the people. Guys, if you like content like this, don't forget to like, subscribe, and until next time, take care.
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