Anthony Pompliano | How the Lottery of Pessimism Shapes Markets
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Show Notes
Anthony Pompliano calls into question the merits of the efficient market hypothesis, explains why “most VCs are full of sh*t,” attributes declining religion and patriotism to a potential passion crisis, and breaks down the future of crypto in the wake of Binance’s CEO pleading guilty.
Sliceonomics is a co-production with Public.com
0:00 Intro
00:37 Binance & bad actors
4:11 - Rebuilding crypto
6:35 - Safe haven assets & Bitcoin
8:36 - Trust gap in finance
10:34 - Merits of efficient market hypothesis
15:48 - VC skepticism
20:50 - Entrepreneurship in America
22:27 - America’s spending problem
24:50 - Lottery of pessimism
26:18 - Passion crisis
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