On a broader meta-commentary level, I think it's a real shame that the first question people ask about a technology is whether it's "left-coded" or "right-coded" (~6 min in)

Like, why are we so polarized that the default short-cut to deciding whether I should support something is which political side supports it?

Another interesting observation is that the host says around 6:21 that Bitcoin is right-wing because it's "anti-government and seeks to disrupt the liberal democratic order". I think today, the people who want to "save democracy" really mean they want to preserve the status quo institutional order.

At 9:52 I had enough. The old white guy tried to tie the desire for monetary independence to pro-slavery confederates. I'm so sick of this playbook of attacking peoples' legitimate viewpoints by trying to link them to fascism or slavery or racism. I don't know if there's a word for it, but it's some sort of historical guilt-by-association, "Well these bad people liked what you like, so you must be bad too!" We can all play that game, like Margaret Sanger was a eugenicist right? I stopped watching at that point, I don't want to give these losers my clicks or watch-time.