Brandon Quittem

Brandon Quittem, the 'godfather of the Bitcoin fourth turning spiel,' dives into generational cycles alongside investment expert Lawrence Lepard, chemistry professor David B. Collum, and Bitcoin advocate American Hodl. They explore the societal shifts mirrored in historical crises and the current political tensions. The panel discusses risks surrounding pensions and the potential of Bitcoin as sound money. They also tackle the rise of tribalism and polarization, emphasizing the need for accountability in leadership amidst economic chaos and the evolving dynamics of wealth distribution.

Brandon Quittem, an entrepreneur and passionate Bitcoiner, joins the discussion on the societal implications of Charlie Kirk's assassination. They explore the concept of 'fourth turnings' and how generational traits shape our response to crisis. The decline of trust in institutions and the rise of Bitcoin as an alternative monetary system are also examined. Strategies for achieving financial stability through self-custody and the need for community support during turbulent times are emphasized, along with insights on navigating upcoming regulatory challenges in the crypto landscape.