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What Bitcoin Did unpacks Bitcoin’s role in reshaping money, freedom, and the future of finance.
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81 minutes
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English
United States
219 episodes
since Dec. 5, 2024
episodic
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LATEST EPISODE 🔗
“Our vision was one, his vision was different. Why would he stay?”
Nacho Pauls, Chief Commercial Officer at OCEAN, joins me to discuss why Luke Dashjr and Mechanic left the company, the fallout from BIP110, and how the controversy cost the pool nearly half its hashrate. He gives his account of …
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"This doesn’t stop, it accelerates from here."
Rob Hamilton returns to discuss the AI attacks on Bitcoin, the fallout from the Coldcard hack and the volunteers racing to find vulnerabilities before hackers do. He explains how the Bitcoin Red Team scanned around 650 codebases, flagging more than…
“The people who bet right by being early to Bitcoin are the ones who get blamed.”
Avik Roy returns to discuss why he believes America’s debt crisis is far worse than official forecasts suggest, and why Bitcoiners shouldn’t assume they’ll be safe. We get into his 15-year warning, the risk of ban…
“The worst thing is to not own any of it.”
Eric Yakes returns to discuss why he believes Bitcoin’s four-year cycle is breaking, why diminishing returns may not be inevitable, and how institutional and nation-state demand could change the next rally. He explains why Bitcoin needs to become bigge…
“Bitcoin feels alive, but not intelligent. And AI feels intelligent, but not alive.”
Dhruv Bansal joins to discuss why AI may need Bitcoin to survive, why autonomous agents could choose Bitcoin over dollars and stablecoins, and how earning Bitcoin to pay for their own resources could align them…
“We experienced, as a percentage of deposits, the biggest bank run in history.”
Alan Lane joins to discuss the fall of Silvergate, the bank run that followed FTX’s collapse, and how his team kept meeting withdrawals as 70% of deposits left. He explains why he believed the bank could rebuild and…
“You actually have the president and the Treasury working for Bitcoin because they’re working for a weaker dollar.”
Matt Cole joins to discuss why he believes America’s debt crisis leaves the government with few good options, how rising bond yields could force the Treasury and Fed to intervene,…
“I think everyone is underestimating the speed of AI.”
Jordi Visser joins the show to discuss why he believes AI could trigger a major shift in global wealth, weaken the investment appeal of stocks and real estate, and create a new bull case for Bitcoin. He explains why wealthy investors haven’…
“The things they need to do to bring inflation down are just too painful for them.”
Andy Constan returns to discuss why he thinks politicians will keep running large deficits, how inflation can shift the cost of America’s debt onto savers and future generations, and why that creates a bull case…
“You don’t need inflation for anything whatsoever. It’s essentially a counterfeiting cartel.”
Peter St Onge returns to discuss why he believes 2% inflation is a scam, how central banks transfer wealth from savers to governments and Wall Street, and why technological progress should be making li…
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