Michael Goldstein

Pierre Rochard, co-founder of the Nakamoto Institute, and Michael Goldstein, a key figure in Bitcoin and Austrian economics, dive deep into Bitcoin's role in shaping money and governance. They share insights on how Austrian economics illuminated Bitcoin's potential early on and argue for the importance of hoarding Bitcoin. The conversation also explores speculative attacks, Bitcoin's incentives, and the implications of states adopting Bitcoin for monetary power transformation. Their reflections on past skepticism and evolving perspectives add depth to the discussion.

Michael Goldstein, a prominent figure behind the Nakamoto Institute, dives into the philosophy of "hodling for good." He discusses how Bitcoin holders can embrace Austrian economics to elevate their savings for leisure, education, and meaningful projects that benefit society. The conversation touches on the connection between personal growth, true leisure, and Bitcoin’s potential to shape a prosperous future. Goldstein highlights the importance of prioritizing quality in life and using wealth to foster collective well-being rather than just personal gain.