Natalie Brunell

Natalie Brunell, a bitcoin educator and journalist, joins Marty Bent, founder of TFTC, and Thomas Pacchia, creator of a bitcoin-themed bar in NYC, for an engaging discussion recorded at Bitcoin Investor Week. They delve into their personal journeys into bitcoin and the balance between adoption and maintaining its core ethos. Topics include Bitcoin's dual identity as currency and asset, its cultural significance, and its potential to impact diverse communities. The conversation also touches on bitcoin's role in a free market and shares thoughts on the broader crypto landscape.

Joining the discussion are Kevin Cirilli, a former chief Washington correspondent for Bloomberg with deep insights into cryptocurrency, and Natalie Brunell, host of the 'Coin Stories' podcast and a Bitcoin advocate. They dive into Trump's influence on the crypto market, tackle the risks associated with meme coins, and speculate on potential regulatory changes under his administration. The conversation also covers the future of Bitcoin and its transformative potential for younger generations, emphasizing the importance of transparency in cryptocurrency transactions.

In this engaging discussion, Natalie Brunell, a former investigative journalist and host of the Coin Stories podcast, delves into the transformative power of Bitcoin. She argues that BTC is not just an investment but a new, incorruptible financial system promoting freedom and equality. Topics range from strategies for integrating Bitcoin into investment portfolios to the risks of third-party brokers. Natalie also tackles Bitcoin's role in mitigating inflation and wealth disparities, making a compelling case for its significance in modern finance.

In this discussion, Natalie Brunell, a Bitcoin investor and educator, shares insights from her upcoming book, "Bitcoin is for Everyone." She elaborates on her investment strategy, emphasizing a bullish outlook despite current market challenges. Natalie advocates for dollar-cost averaging as a smart investment approach, highlighting its low-stress nature. The conversation also touches on the growing institutional interest in Bitcoin and its potential as a financial freedom catalyst, contrasting it with the more bearish retail investor sentiment.

Natalie Brunell interviews Saifedean about his new book Principles of Economics, making a case for capitalism. They discuss the emergence of money without government intervention, the importance of saving and investment, the power of capitalism, the connection between government, money, and politics, problems with government debt, and population shifts. They express gratitude and promote their book, online courses, and podcast.