BTC Sessions

Join Stacey, a Bitcoin developer and educator, Katie, a second passport advisor and circular economy advocate, and Carla, a spirited Bitcoin influencer, as they explore Bitcoin's potential in today's market. They discuss the 'Silent IPO' thesis, contrasting early holder dynamics and the importance of patient, gradual Bitcoin redistribution. Highlights include insights on merchant adoption from Square, the circular economy of Bitcoin Beach, and practical strategies for building local Bitcoin networks—plus parenting wisdom from a Bitcoin perspective!

Michael Morelli, a performance health engineer and entrepreneur, shares his incredible journey from a decade-long addiction to building Fitscript, a multimillion-dollar fitness empire. He discusses the transformative spark of impending fatherhood and how it propelled his 113-day transformation. Morelli critiques popular fitness myths, like the carnivore diet, and emphasizes the importance of data-driven coaching. He also draws fascinating parallels between health optimization and Bitcoin, urging listeners to adopt a no-excuses mindset for both wellness and wealth.

Jamie Dimon's recent remarks hint at a significant shift toward Bitcoin, but there's more beneath the surface. He hints at institutional custody strategies while wrestling with contrasting views on currency fears. The implications of potential forks, like BIP444, spark debates about censorship and privacy. As economic stress rises in Canada, discussions on property rights emerge. Lastly, innovative tools like BitChat aim to enhance privacy and communication during crises. It's a deep dive into the evolving crypto landscape.

In this discussion, Joe Bryan, a former Goldman Sachs professional turned Bitcoin advocate, teams up with privacy expert Max Hillebrand and author Knut Svanholm. They explore the looming financial crisis and how Jerome Powell's actions might trigger a Bitcoin surge. The trio discusses the struggle of everyday households against a fracturing monetary system and practical solutions for individual sovereignty through Freedom Tech. They foster hope and community as essential drivers for Bitcoin adoption, emphasizing grassroots education and local Bitcoin economies.

Prince Filip Karađorđević, heir to the Serbian throne and Chief Strategy Officer at Jan3, dives into cryptocurrency's intersection with monarchy and history. He shares insights on Serbia's catastrophic hyperinflation, illustrating the dangers of fiat. Filip discusses Bitcoin's potential for stable governance, especially in contrast to democracy's corruption cycles. He highlights efforts for Bitcoin adoption at nation-state levels and introduces innovative products like Aqua Wallet, aiming to counter institutional skepticism and promote real change.

Larry Lepard, a fund manager focused on monetary policy, and George Bodine, a former fighter pilot and passionate Bitcoin advocate, delve into the threats facing Bitcoin today. They discuss the looming challenges posed by AI and inflation, emphasizing Bitcoin's role as a sound monetary alternative. Lepard critiques the pitfalls of fiat currencies while predicting Bitcoin's potential as a long-term store of value. Bodine shares his personal Bitcoin journey and the importance of self-custody, urging listeners to prepare for an uncertain financial future.

Tucker Carlson's recent comments on Bitcoin spark intense debate, with hosts debunking his claims about CIA control. They emphasize Bitcoin's open-source nature and its role as a value communication protocol, arguing that its founder's identity doesn't impact its functionality. The dangers of CBDCs and their implications for civil liberties are also scrutinized. Additionally, market dynamics include speculation on Bitcoin's price in relation to gold, and new hardware wallet updates are reviewed. Listeners are encouraged to build local Bitcoin communities and enhance their understanding of the cryptocurrency landscape.

In this engaging discussion, guests Peter St. Onge, an economist known for his insights on fiscal policy, Erik Cason, an advocate for Bitcoin sovereignty, and Marko from WhiteBoard Finance, tackle Russia's controversial crypto stance and its implications for the global economy. They explore the tension between Russia’s crypto ambitions and domestic controls, the enduring dominance of the U.S. dollar, and the potential of Bitcoin amidst fiscal mismanagement. Additionally, they highlight the importance of self-custody, community-driven projects, and understanding macroeconomic fundamentals.

Kerry McDonald, bestselling author and advocate for self-directed education, dives into the transformative world of unschooling and homeschooling. She discusses how traditional schools can stifle curiosity and foster learned helplessness. Kerry emphasizes the importance of alternative education models like the Sudbury approach, which encourages creativity and freedom. She also explores the emerging decentralized education market, drawing parallels between Bitcoin's permissionless nature and the future of education. Join her in reimagining learning for a brighter, independent future!

Gary Mahmood, a Bitcoin Mentor and educator, discusses the alarming rise of AI surveillance and its implications on privacy. He explores how governments are tampering with free speech through new laws while revealing plans for seizing Bitcoin in countries like South Korea. The conversation covers innovative privacy solutions, like multisig setups and hidden wallets, and highlights the importance of self-custody. Finally, Gary emphasizes the role of Bitcoin as a safe haven amidst economic uncertainty and offers advice on building resilience in a collapsing system.