Larry Lepard

Larry Lepard discusses Bitcoin's potential value reaching 'multimillions' per coin, challenges with banks wanting USTs exempt from SLR, Bitcoin as mainstream sound money, Larry's shift from gold to Bitcoin, and the possibility of Bitcoin being taxed annually like physical property.

Larry Lepard, a seasoned economist with 30 years of experience and a track record in accurately predicting market shifts, discusses the recent Bitcoin crash and its implications. He analyzes Bitcoin’s surprising resilience amid a downtrending stock market and its potential shift from a 'risk-on' to a 'risk-off' asset. Lepard emphasizes Bitcoin's transformative role in global finance and advocates for individual financial sovereignty, addressing the economic disparities faced by younger generations and the promise of Bitcoin as a solution.

Larry Lepard, a leading macro analyst and founder of Equity Management Associates, joins James Lavish, a macro expert with extensive financial insights, to dissect the looming financial 'train wreck.' They argue that the Fed is trapped by a ticking debt bomb and predict Bitcoin will outshine gold in this turmoil. The duo speculates on the potential for Bitcoin to reach $100k by late 2024 and discusses energetic political dynamics affecting the economy. Their predictions offer a blend of caution and optimism in navigating complex financial landscapes.

In this engaging discussion, guests Dave Weisberger, a finance and macroeconomics expert, Mike McGlone, a keen macro analyst, and Larry Lepard, a seasoned bond insights provider, tackle the tumultuous state of crypto markets. They dissect economic trends and the U.S.-China trade dynamics, scrutinizing how inflation in Japan and falling indexes affect cryptocurrencies. The trio also explores the skepticism around fiat currencies, the shifting investor mindset towards stable assets, and the ongoing debates over the trustworthiness of traditional financial systems.

Larry Lepard discusses government spending, inflation, Bitcoin vs. gold, and the $34.6 trillion national debt. The conversation touches on aging infrastructure, currency intervention in Japan, and the shift towards sound money. Larry explores the impact of Bitcoin in traditional portfolios, ETFs, and the need for financial stability in a money-printing addicted world.