Onramp Bitcoin Media
Onramp Bitcoin
Onramp Bitcoin Media
Bitcoin-native insights on markets, investing, and the future of finance.
https://onrampbitcoin.com/
The Last Trade
Bitcoin meets macro.
Onramp Media’s flagship show covering markets, monetary policy, tech, and the shifting tides of global finance.
Final Settlement
Building on Bitcoin.
A biweekly dive into Bitcoin applications, protocol development, and early-stage venture—brought to you by Early Riders.
Scarce Assets
Bitcoin for professionals.
Conversations with allocators and finance pros on portfolio strategy, hard money, and the rise of digital scarcity.
Bitcoin-native insights on markets, investing, and the future of finance.
https://onrampbitcoin.com/
The Last Trade
Bitcoin meets macro.
Onramp Media’s flagship show covering markets, monetary policy, tech, and the shifting tides of global finance.
Final Settlement
Building on Bitcoin.
A biweekly dive into Bitcoin applications, protocol development, and early-stage venture—brought to you by Early Riders.
Scarce Assets
Bitcoin for professionals.
Conversations with allocators and finance pros on portfolio strategy, hard money, and the rise of digital scarcity.
Episodes
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Jan 30, 2026 • 1h 26min
Gold Is Running Ahead — Bitcoin Is Next (The Great Rotation Explained)
Mel Mattison, a macro investor focused on non-USD assets, precious metals, and sovereign debt risks. He explains why gold and silver are surging while bitcoin lags. Topics include the failed Clarity Act, momentum flows into metals, sovereign debt and Europe as a powder keg. Discussion also covers market structure, bitcoin's maturation, and why non-dollar assets deserve priority in allocations.
Jan 28, 2026 • 1h 12min
Gold at $5,000 Is Just the Beginning | Jeroen Blokland
Jeroen Blokland, founder of the Blokland Smart Multi-Asset Fund and author of The Great Rebalancing, is a 20+ year portfolio builder focused on quality stocks, physical gold, and self-held Bitcoin. He argues bonds have failed investors, explains why gold at $5,000 would be just the start, and explores financial repression, the $124 trillion wealth transfer, and Bitcoin’s potential as a scarce store of value.
7 snips
Jan 27, 2026 • 1h 9min
BitGo's $2.1B IPO & Silver's Surge: The Sound Money Reset Is Just Starting
They unpack BitGo's big public debut and what custody, trust charters, and monetization mean for digital-asset infrastructure. They compare silver’s rally to Bitcoin’s sound-money thesis and debate liquidity differences between physical metals and crypto. Conversation also covers industry hiring, quiet build cycles, M&A trends, and how incumbents and neobanks are racing to offer crypto services.
18 snips
Jan 24, 2026 • 1h 14min
Davos Laughs at BTC, Crypto Dies, & Gold Adds $20 Trillion | THE ₿ROADCAST EP. 22
Jackson Mikalic, a Bitcoin-native analyst, joins to dissect Davos’ dismissive tone and why laughter may signal being early. They contrast Bitcoin’s durability with fading crypto narratives. Jackson also unpacks massive gold inflows and how sovereign stacking could shape future institutional adoption. Short, sharp takes on macro shifts and money’s slow upgrades.
8 snips
Jan 23, 2026 • 56min
Why Gold's $20 Trillion Rally Is Actually Bullish For Bitcoin
A discussion of how a massive gold rally signals stress in fiat systems and shifting sovereign flows. They compare gold’s role to bitcoin and why bitcoin could emerge as a neutral, issuer-less alternative. The conversation covers Davos debates, policy signals shaping digital asset plumbing, and how stablecoins and custody infrastructure might reshape demand.
16 snips
Jan 20, 2026 • 1h 5min
Goldman, State Street, NYSE: The TradFi-Crypto Takeover Is Underway
The discussion dives into the clash of traditional finance and crypto, highlighting State Street's entry into digital assets. Insights on tokenization reveal its potential to revolutionize equities and dollar transactions. Goldman Sachs' exploration of prediction markets adds another layer of intrigue. The hosts debate the implications of consumer versus enterprise adoption of stablecoins, while AI's influence on legislation and entrepreneurship is also examined. As incumbent banks integrate crypto strategies, the landscape of finance is rapidly evolving.
28 snips
Jan 16, 2026 • 1h 12min
Bitcoin Supercycle: The Last Trade Is Here | Marty Bent
Marty Bent, a Bitcoin commentator and founder of TFTC, dives into Bitcoin's outlook for 2026, discussing its emergence from a 2025 consolidation phase. He explores the impact of tax-loss harvesting and market dynamics that could drive the next bull run. Bent highlights the tension between the Fed and Treasury, linking it to Bitcoin's growing appeal as a reserve asset amidst geopolitical stress. He argues for the importance of hard assets and warns about surveillance risks tied to digital IDs, emphasizing Bitcoin's potential role in navigating future economic challenges.
Jan 14, 2026 • 59min
RIA Founder: TradFi Can’t Ignore Bitcoin Anymore
Alex Pron, founder of Crossover Capital Advisors, discusses the evolution of Bitcoin within traditional wealth management. He highlights how nearly 90% of his clients have embraced Bitcoin, thanks to effective education on its supply dynamics. Alex explores the impact of Wall Street's slow pivot to Bitcoin ETFs and the role of macroeconomic factors in shaping market perceptions. He also addresses the challenges around Bitcoin in divorce planning and contrasts Bitcoin's strategic value against speculative altcoins.
13 snips
Jan 13, 2026 • 1h 2min
Why Morgan Stanley, Walmart, Rumble & Silicon Valley Are Betting BIG on Bitcoin
Morgan Stanley's ambitious Bitcoin ETF filing raises eyebrows, hinting at a shift in the financial landscape. Rumble and Tether's new creator wallet aims to revolutionize payouts for content creators. Meanwhile, Walmart's OnePay, with its $4B valuation, seeks to empower the underbanked through crypto integration. The discussion dives into the intersection of traditional finance and Bitcoin, exploring new lending risks and the potential for AI in entrepreneurship. Ultimately, the panel highlights transformative changes in capital allocation and incentivization in the Bitcoin era.
8 snips
Jan 10, 2026 • 1h 13min
Bitcoin Just Forced Wall Street’s Hand (THE ₿ROADCAST — EP. 21)
The discussion kicks off with Morgan Stanley's Bitcoin ETF filing, signaling a surge in institutional interest. The shift from passive access to active recommendations hints at a major adoption phase. Dive into how Bitcoin is positioning itself in the financial world and the geopolitical implications in places like Venezuela. With AI's rise, they also explore Bitcoin's role as a verifiable truth anchor amidst rampant misinformation. Meanwhile, concerns about custody risks and market timing offer a sobering view on the crypto landscape.
