
Sean Bill
CIO at Blockstream, focusing on institutional Bitcoin adoption and financial infrastructure. Previously CIO of the first pension fund to put Bitcoin on its balance sheet.
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Jul 25, 2025 • 51min
$200k Bitcoin Within A Year? This Is Next Major Catalyst | Sean Bill
Sean Bill, CIO of Blockstream, foresees Bitcoin potentially soaring to $200,000 within a year, attributing this to supply-demand dynamics and greater institutional adoption. He also delves into Bitcoin's integration into pension funds, highlighting its impressive performance compared to traditional assets. The conversation reveals the evolving landscape of Bitcoin's credibility, driven by significant events like BlackRock's ETF. Additionally, Bill discusses innovative investment strategies and the benefits of the Liquid Network for faster, more secure transactions.

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May 27, 2025 • 1h 35min
#624: Building the Bitcoin Banking Stack with Adam Back and Sean Bill
Join Adam Back, CEO of Blockstream and cypherpunk pioneer, alongside Sean Bill, CIO focusing on Bitcoin in institutional finance. They dive into the evolution of Bitcoin from tech innovation to financial services, discussing pension fund strategies and Bitcoin-collateralized lending. The guests shed light on how Bitcoin can democratize finance and provide solutions for underfunded pensions. They also explore the transformative potential of second-layer solutions like Lightning Network, reshaping the future of banking.

Jun 3, 2025 • 40min
Bitcoin, Not Blockchain: Wall Street’s Big Flip
Adam Back, CEO of Blockstream and a cryptography pioneer, alongside Sean Bill, the firm's Chief Investment Officer, dive into the shifting landscape of institutional Bitcoin investment. They discuss how pension funds and endowments are engaging with Bitcoin, exploring innovative investment vehicles and risk management strategies. The duo also highlights the rise of Bitcoin treasury companies like MicroStrategy and warns about the potential pitfalls of leveraging debt in Bitcoin accumulation. Their insights reveal how Wall Street is transforming its relationship with Bitcoin amidst increasing institutional interest.