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Dec 19, 2025 • 1h 22min

Why Saving Died, Markets Became Casinos, & Young People Are Trapped | Jeff Deist

Jeff Deist, General Counsel at Monetary Metals and former president of the Mises Institute, dives deep into the challenges faced by younger generations in today's economy. He explains how the demise of saving in the fiat era has led markets to resemble casinos. Deist critiques the rise of speculation and highlights the unique struggles of those under 40, from housing issues to an overwhelming culture of risk-taking. He argues for a return to sound money principles, emphasizing the importance of gold's resurgence and Bitcoin's lessons.
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Dec 17, 2025 • 1h 1min

Bitcoin Is Quietly Replacing Land as a Store of Wealth

Vance Crowe, founder of Legacy Interviews and former World Bank staffer, dives into the fascinating intersection of family legacy, farmland economics, and Bitcoin. He argues that Bitcoin is becoming a superior store of value, potentially reshaping how we view land as an investment. Vance discusses the impact of inflation on asset owners versus wage earners, and how running a Bitcoin node transformed his understanding of the cryptocurrency. He explores how Bitcoin could demonetize farmland, creating new opportunities for farmers amidst changing market dynamics.
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Dec 15, 2025 • 59min

The Banks Are Here: OCC Just Opened the Floodgates to Bitcoin

Discover how recent OCC rulings are reshaping the landscape for banks entering digital assets. Explore the surge in stablecoin demand and how banks are evolving in custody services. The podcast dives into the partnerships between banks like PNC and Coinbase, as well as the behavioral dynamics influencing crypto adoption. Tune in for insights on the cultural impact of big-tech adopting stablecoins, and predictions on the future of financial products as traditional and digital spaces converge.
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Dec 12, 2025 • 1h 14min

Tad Smith: The Fed Pivot & AI Forces Driving Bitcoin’s New Regime

In this engaging discussion, Tad Smith, a former public-company CEO and NYU Stern professor, shares insights on Bitcoin’s disappointing performance in 2025 and how it contrasts with gold's strong institutional support. He highlights the Fed's policy shifts and the impact of AI on labor markets, particularly for younger generations. Tad also explores the differing motivations for Bitcoin investments in academia versus sovereign wealth funds, and how AI could reshape corporate strategies and education, urging students to embrace these technological advances.
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Dec 8, 2025 • 54min

Larry Fink & Stanley Druckenmiller Describe the Bitcoin Endgame

This discussion dives into Larry Fink's insights on Bitcoin and the evolving landscape of sovereign wealth funds investing in digital assets. The hosts tackle the nuances of Bitcoin as a non-inflationary store of value compared to traditional assets like gold. They explore global crypto adoption trends, particularly in emerging markets, and the strategic moves being made in the Middle East. Risks associated with cryptocurrency custody and the urgent need for robust infrastructure solutions also take center stage.
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Dec 5, 2025 • 1h 28min

Mark Yusko: Everyone Says the Cycle Is Dead — Here’s Why They’re Wrong

Mark W. Yusko, founder and CEO of Morgan Creek Capital Management, joins the discussion to argue that the Bitcoin cycle is far from dead. He breaks down how CME futures have influenced price dynamics and the importance of fair value models pointing to a peak around $126K. Mark also highlights Bitcoin’s place alongside gold as a store of value, while exploring the quiet institutional shift towards crypto. Regulatory risks, including CBDCs and the institutional slow dance due to reputational concerns, add further intrigue to the industry landscape.
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Dec 3, 2025 • 55min

Former Sprott CEO: Gold Has Now Replaced Bonds — A New Monetary Order Is Here

Peter Grosskopf, former CEO of Sprott and co-founder of Argo, delves into why gold is surging to the forefront of investment in 2025, even amidst a seemingly stable economy. He discusses how central banks are reshaping their reserves due to geopolitical pressures and rising U.S. deficits. As Treasuries lose their safe asset status, gold is becoming the preferred store of value. Grosskopf shares his personal investment strategy, highlighting a significant allocation to precious metals, and explains Argo's innovative gold ownership model.
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Dec 1, 2025 • 1h 2min

The Truth About Tether, Stablecoins & JPMorgan’s Quiet Bitcoin Bet

The discussion kicks off with reflections on Bitcoin sentiment and year-end market positioning. Tether's stability comes under scrutiny, especially after its S&P downgrade due to risky reserves like Bitcoin and gold. They delve into JPMorgan's foray into stablecoins and the competitive landscape with KlarnaUSD. The conversation discusses the importance of custody solutions and the vulnerabilities of different technologies. They also explore the potential of structured Bitcoin products to draw in new clients, emphasizing education and distribution.
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Nov 28, 2025 • 1h 16min

Former Blackstone Partner: The Reset Already Started — And Washington Knows It

David Thayer, a former Blackstone partner and macro market expert, explores liquidity's critical role in driving Bitcoin’s value. He discusses AI as a national security priority and its interplay with energy and chip supply, while emphasizing the importance of fiscal dominance in market valuations. Thayer highlights Texas' groundbreaking ETF move and JPMorgan's new structured note as indicators of institutional sentiment. The conversation wraps up with a focus on the need for Bitcoin's message to remain bipartisan and human rights-oriented amidst rising politicization risks.
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Nov 26, 2025 • 1h 6min

A Wealth Advisor’s Wake-Up Call: Inflation, Longevity Risk, & Why Bitcoin Fits

Stu Bradley, a seasoned wealth advisor from Hightower St. Louis, shares insights from his extensive career in finance. He recounts a pivotal moment triggered by a $20 smoothie that fueled his interest in inflation's impact on families. Stu explains why Bitcoin, as an asset offering optionality, is essential for long-term wealth planning, especially amid fiscal dominance and a shifting economy. He emphasizes the importance of client peace of mind over aggressive returns and discusses how next-gen investors will reshape financial advisory.

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