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Joe Rogan, who recently received a $100 million deal from Google linked streaming app Spotify to take his globally popular podcast show exclusive to their platform, has been on a rampage of rewriting his storied past in the truth community — and deleting 'controversial' thinkers from his show catalog, including it seems FULCRUM co-founder David Seaman.

FOX News noted shortly after Rogan’s Spotify deal that Seaman was among those culled from Rogan’s Spotify app show audio catalog, but now it appears Seaman has also been deleted from the Rogan-linked “PowerfulJRE” YouTube channel, which hosts an exhaustive archive of all Joe Rogan Experience prior show episodes — aside from the now verboten conversations with Seaman and others — dating back more than eight years.

BTC has seen an extraordinary run lately, so why is Joe Rogan deleting pro-Bitcoin guests from his show archive? Those conversations are a part of crypto history, and should be left up for all to enjoy. 1CouNHeFxgLDKauyJm1QjZAuNX6YpRSkhz tip wallet if you’ve enjoyed our podcast and site over the years!

Legitimate, friendly, interesting conversations with a Huffington Post researcher about why crypto would maybe take over the world and displace the ruling banking families — conversations posted to YouTube years ago, and which Rogan or his team had no prior issues with until now, post-Spotify deal — have now been scrubbed from existence, just as Bitcoin and Ethereum are hitting new all-time highs.

Joe Rogan's deletion of the old conversations with the Bitcoin advocate and journalist behind Pizzagate — are the latest sign the media (even popular podcasters contracted to Spotify) intend to, in lockstep, ignore the extraordinary rise of cryptocurrency — if not actively call for its handicapping in the days ahead.

Just wait and watch. Rogan will take an abrupt “I don’t know, man,” stance toward Bitcoin. “It can be used toward bad things, brah.” And some Sam Harris like Vulcanized pseudo-neutral intellectual figure will be surfaced on all the major influential podcasts to tell millennials how bad and scary the cryptocurrencies can be.

Nothing to see here. Just delete all the truthers from your show catalog and collect those dolla dolla billz, y’all!

Earlier: David Seaman On Bitcoin, Ethereum, And Why FULCRUM News Was Destroyed - News 2.13.2021

Final media retirement exit commentary from David Seaman, Pizzagate creator, Ethereum pioneer, and FULCRUM Media group co-founder.

David’s BTC address if you’ve appreciated his tireless work over the years:

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David’s Illuminist op-ed: https://www.theilluminist.net/blog/in-martyring-fulcrum-news-more-will-find-the-truth-anyway

Today’s top news headlines — Bitcoin and Ethereum, the world’s largest cryptocurrency networks, continue to gain traction. Plus the top political and business headlines from America’s capitol.

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Bloomberg News, lately the glorified opinion blog array of New York billionaire Michael Bloomberg, seems especially hurt that Tesla Motors lead man Elon Musk — also the world’s richest — has caught the Bitcoin bug.

In a regulatory filing, Tesla revealed it had stacked up $1.5 billion or so in the rare peer-to-peer cryptocurrency, and also plans to accept Bitcoin in the near future as a payment method.

Aren’t Mike Bloomberg and his cronies supposed to be arch-capitalists? Isn’t choice in money — competition in the value transfer layer, you know, the underlying asset all capitalists scramble for, capital — isn’t market choice in capital kind of the most capitalistic innovation ever? Shouldn’t it be supported, in principle if not in practice also?

Shouldn’t people who told us relentlessly at BTC $200 that it was a scam and untenable maybe sit this one out now that it is held by one of the world’s largest publicly traded companies? Those who didn’t get BTC at $200 or $2,000 can’t possibly be considered credible voices at BTC $46,500, unless failure is the new success and blind is the new visionary.

Bitcoin can’t get no respect — despite an estimated 200 million or more users and extraordinary run since the pandemic began, establishment financial media guard dogs in NYC refuse to call a win. BTC chart via Gemini.

Their silence would be the initial down payment on some long overdue humility from the billionaire-funded NYC financial media circus that still somehow has influence down here in DC, and throughout the world.

They continue to parrot years’ outdated old wives’ tales about crypto being mainly used by Dark Web baddies and drug users, yet somehow a credible publicly traded company beginning to use crypto doesn’t strike them as even remote disintegration of their tired talking point.

The rigged financial media are unmasked by their own zealous anti-crypto “bigotry” as protectors of their masters’ dusty world views, and maybe portfolios, rather than explorers of new opportunities and ideas. What we thought to be unbiased referees are not unbiased in the slightest, and will never call a fair win on the field, no matter how obvious it is to all the market spectators. The Bitcoin market is worth US $850 billion as of earlier today, yet the Bloomberg financial media empire still treats it as an oddity… funny how that works.

Tesla has announced in a regulatory filing that it recently bought about $1.5 billion in Bitcoin, to "diversify" the company's cash holdings. It also plans to soon accept Bitcoin as a payment method.

Bitcoin (BTC) chart via Gemini - prices spiked after Tesla’s big announcement.

Some pundits on Wall Street are already saying Tesla's acceptance of Bitcoin could spark a ripple effect, leading many other large companies to experiment with holding Bitcoin or accepting it as a payment method.

In the wake of the news, the price of one Bitcoin rose to nearly US $44,000.

Bitcoin above $38,000, with secondplace cryptocurrency network Ethereum breaking new all time highs. One Ether $1,673 as of earlier Friday.

In tech news, it has come out Elon Musk's always-on satellite Internet network, Starlink, already has 10,000 users around the world. In a regulatory filing with the FCC, SpaceX revealed that Starlink intends to register as an eligible telecom carrier, showing the level of ambition ahead for the satellite broadband product.

SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launched 60 additional Starlink satellites into orbit back in November.

Some fans of cryptocurrency have expressed concern that if Bitcoin becomes a true threat to traditional finance, the powers that be could turn off the Internet itself, rendering Bitcoin unusable. With Starlink, those worried crypto users can perhaps sleep a little better. The Internet service would be potentially immune to Earth-based disruption of most kinds, and its satellite array signal reaches everywhere, even in rural communities with no access to other telecom services.

A disturbing new frontpage report from the BBC that China may be running a mass rape detention facility targeting its Muslim minority population, known as the Uyghur. The Uyghur have come under increasing scrutiny and harassment in recent years from the Chinese government.

Interesting news this Monday — a surprisingly detailed Los Angeles area UFO sighting, photographed by some eyewitnesses as it zoomed above a major freeway, is causing a stir among media outlets that usually mock such encounters.

Is science fiction becoming science fact? Some fairly mainstream authorities — including an astrophysics expert at Harvard and Israel’s former “space security chief,” are sounding the alarm that aliens have visited the solar system… not in ancient times, but quite recently. Wild if true.

Plus, Scientific American today published a new article about Harvard astrophysics professor Avi Loeb’s unsettling claims that an alien probe or ship whipped through our solar system back in 2017.

According to Scientific American, the object Loeb has studied "did not closely resemble any known asteroid or comet. Neither did its brightness, which revealed Oumuamua was at least 10 times more reflective than one of our solar system’s typical space rocks—shiny enough to suggest the gleam of burnished metal. Most strangely, as it zoomed off after swooping by the sun, the object sped up faster than could be explained by our star’s waning gravitational grip alone.”

World’s wealthiest man, SpaceX and Tesla founder Elon Musk, adds #bitcoin to his profile bio on Twitter — causing the price of Bitcoin to rally sharply. Plus other top news updates from FULCRUM.

Elon Musk added a solitary #bitcoin hashtag to an otherwise blank Twitter bio page, causing Bitcoin interest amongst Internet users — and Tesla fans — to skyrocket.

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