Mark Goodwin

In this discussion, Mark Goodwin, an author focused on Bitcoin’s impact on finance and intelligence, delves into the concept of 'covert dollarization.' He reveals how venture capital and organized crime influence the Bitcoin landscape. Goodwin also predicts Bitcoin's transformative potential in Latin America, highlighting privacy and security risks associated with the currency. The conversation uncovers the elite's control over Bitcoin and its implications for entrepreneurship, emphasizing the necessity for a good system amidst the complexities of power and finance.

Whitney Webb and Mark Goodwin discuss the intertwining of private tech and the surveillance state, touching on Trump’s image, using Bitcoin for evil, controlled media, and the implications of framing Bitcoin as money. They delve into topics like law enforcement, surveillance justifications, and solutions to combat emotional manipulation.

Mark Goodwin, former editor-in-chief of Bitcoin Magazine and author, sheds light on Bitcoin's role in challenging state power. He dives into the intriguing theory that U.S. intelligence agencies might have a hand in Bitcoin's origins. Goodwin also discusses Tether's critical place in the financial ecosystem, the pitfalls of private-issued stablecoins, and the implications of government regulation. Plus, he highlights the intertwining of digital identity, data privacy, and the transformative potential of Bitcoin in today's monetary landscape.

In this engaging discussion, guest Mark Goodwin, Editorial Director for Bitcoin Magazine, unpacks the FTX disaster's complexities and its impact on the cryptocurrency landscape. He dives into Sam Bankman-Fried's political donations and the broader implications of effective altruism in finance. Mark also shares intriguing insights about the mysterious 80,394 Bitcoin tied to the Luna Foundation and the role of independent media in uncovering fraud. Additionally, he reflects on the evolving dynamics of the digital dollar and Bitcoin's place in the financial future.

Whitney is joined by Bitcoin Magazine's Mark Goodwin to discuss how bitcoin is being used by some to dollarize the world and entrench the very same financial power structures, particularly in the developing world, that bitcoin was ostensibly created to challenge. Also discussed are suspect stablecoins and the roles of some in crypto in building out the global digital surveillance panopticon and testing those technologies on vulnerable populations. Show notes Follow Mark Goodwin: @markgoodw_in, Bitcoin Magazine Store, and Articles by Mark Goodwin - Bitcoin Magazine. Originally published 06/02/23. Get early access to podcasts by becoming an Unlimited Hangout member Find previous episodes on all podcast platforms Order Whitney’s book One Nation Under Blackmail.  Sign up for the weekly newsletter to receive updates on the book, new articles, podcasts, and interviews.

Whitney Webb, investigative journalist specializing in surveillance technologies, and Mark Goodwin discuss Farmington, the digital dollar, stablecoins, transitioning to CBDCs, crisis as a pretense for surveillance and war, digital ID, preventing Bitcoin co-opting, AI-controlled life, and building alternatives.

Investigative journalist Whitney Webb and activist Mark Goodwin discuss the covert financial web, carbon credit coup, public-private sector mergers, stablecoin integration, and the importance of Bitcoin in countering fear-based manipulation and surveillance expansion

Mark Goodwin, an investigative reporter focused on Bitcoin, discusses a jaw-dropping prediction from the world's largest asset manager: Bitcoin could skyrocket to $700,000. He explores Bitcoin's role as a hedge against fiat currency debasement and the growing institutional interest it garners. The conversation dives into shifting perceptions among financial leaders, the need for a debt-free financial system, and the importance of education in cryptocurrency. Goodwin also reflects on significant political events and Bitcoin's evolving identity in traditional finance.

Whitney Webb, an investigative journalist known for her insights into hidden power structures, and Mark Goodwin, a dedicated researcher, dive deep into the political maneuvering surrounding Trump. They unpack the 'Trump savior narrative' and discuss potential ties between his allies and stablecoin agendas. The conversation reveals connections between Epstein's scandals and political corruption, while exploring how Bitcoin could challenge governmental authority. They also tackle the implications of deregulation in Big Pharma and the broader effects of financial policies on society.

Bitcoin Magazine Editor Mark Goodwin discusses BlackRock's involvement in Bitcoin, tokenization, and stablecoins. They explore the impact of COVID-19 on the economy, government policies, and the rise of stablecoins. The conversation touches on societal changes post-COVID, cryptocurrency power plays, and Bitcoin's role in separating money from the state. They also delve into the balance between individual freedom and state control in light of Bitcoin adoption.