In this episode, Bloomberg's senior ETF analyst Eric Balchunas discusses the records shattered by Bitcoin ETFs, the importance of Bitcoin in portfolio completion, and forecasts institutional demand. He also shares insights on hedge funds and pension funds purchasing bitcoin ETFs, emphasizing the growing interest in ETFs among big institutional holders.

Global macro update covers CPI missing expectations, bitcoin surging over 5%, Federal Reserve policy, market reactions to inflation, recession and Ethereum watch, and analysis of various economic indicators and market trends.

In this podcast, they discuss GameStop's surge, low credit spreads, miner economics, spending behavior, and why bitcoin may rise through the summer. They also cover market analysis, GameStop's market activity, Bitcoin's production cost, and summer growth forecasts.

Justin Wales, head of legal at Crypto.com, discusses the bright future of Bitcoin regulation in the USA. Topics include Congress blocking anti-crypto SEC agenda, political impact on Bitcoin community, legalities in the crypto industry, cryptocurrency ETFs, and Justin's new book, The Crypto Legal Handbook.

CrossBorder Capital founder and Capital Wars author, Michael Howell, discusses global liquidity, debt monetization, currency devaluation, impact of cross-border capital flows, and why bitcoin is a barometer of global liquidity in an engaging episode with Nik and Joe.

Exploring Bitcoin's near-term price action, macro factors, and why smart money is holding onto their coins. The discussion covers Coin Days Destroyed, excess savings, spending behavior, and Bitcoin's historical performance for future outlook.

Veteran investor Craig Shapiro breaks down why he is short small cap stocks, criticizes Powell's market tactics, discusses Yellen's Treasury actions, and predicts profit margin struggles with high policy rates. He also explains his bullish position on bitcoin and gold.

The podcast discusses Bitcoin's correlation with the stock market, US government's stance on inflation, and recent weak economic data. It covers the FOMC meeting, Jerome Powell's press conference, and US Treasury deficit funding. Also, delves into the impact of Japanese yen devaluation, Chinese currency, Bitcoin price action, and global macroeconomic factors.

International economist Lars Christensen discusses Japan's currency devaluation and China's growth, the AI revolution boosting US natural growth, and global economy impacts. Insights on monetary policy shifts, currency stability, US-China relations, economic trends, and historical economic crises are explored.

The podcast delves into the significant devaluation of the Japanese yen, its impact on the economy, and the government's debt inflation strategy. The discussion includes comparisons with the US dollar, Japan's debt to GDP ratio, and the implications for Bitcoin and global markets. The episode also explores Japan's intervention tactics in currency devaluation and speculates on the impact on economies like China and Korea.