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What's The Problem? @satmojoe #517

Jan 8, 2025

Guest

Joe Bryan

Joe Bryan, a former physics student at Oxford turned Bitcoin enthusiast, dives into his innovative presentation 'What's The Problem?' He shares his journey from investment banking to Bitcoin education, sparking discussions on community engagement. Joe recounts a unique weekend breathwork session that fueled his passion for public speaking. He also explores the intersection of sports analytics and Bitcoin betting, emphasizing the importance of storytelling in making complex concepts accessible. Tune in for insight into personal growth and the promise of Bitcoin!

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Intro

00:00 • 6min

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Recapping a Memorable Bitcoin Presentation

05:55 • 2min

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Exploring Free Market Dynamics

07:49 • 14min

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Exploring Influences in the Bitcoin Community

21:51 • 2min

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Navigating the World of Equity Trading

23:29 • 17min

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Betting on Data: The Sports Analytics Revolution

40:46 • 30min

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Journey into Personal Growth and Breathwork

01:10:27 • 3min

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Transformative Experiences and Bitcoin Education

01:13:19 • 21min

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Revolutionizing Bitcoin Mining with Zero Point Energy

01:34:13 • 5min

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Today's guest on the show is @satmojoe Joe Bryan who joins me to introduce his presentation 'What's The Problem?'

Joe's hope with this presentation is to bring as many people as possible to the starting line of learning about #Bitcoin.

Why did @satmojoe make this presentation and how does it tie in with doing 'breath work' in a dark room with random other dudes during an unexpected weekend?

What feedback did @satmojoe receive from his audience and how did that make him feel?

How did @satmojoe go from Physics at Oxford to investment banking to betting to #Bitcoin?

A huge thank you to @satmojoe for stepping up onto the scene to release his presentation, please follow @satsvsfiat and find the presentation here:

https://www.satsvsfiat.com/

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