The Bitcoin Standard Podcast

Obi Nwosu discusses Fedimints, a decentralized digital currency system interoperable with Lightning Network. The podcast explores the history of e-cash, challenges of centralized digital currencies, and the innovative concept of federated mints. It also touches on the evolution of e-cash with Bitcoin integration, trust in Bitcoin transactions, scalability solutions, and a community-based approach to Bitcoin key backup.

Explore the connection between civilization and economics, emphasizing the importance of private property rights for economic development. Learn about the role of division of labor in modern civilization and the impact of capitalism on society. Discover Bitcoin as a decentralized alternative to fiat central banking and its potential to save human civilization from corrupt monetary systems.

Saifedean interviews his brother, Dr. Ahmad Ammous, on problems of modern fiat medicine, diet, heart disease, statins, Niacin, and seed oils. They discuss the historical links between fiat money and healthcare, the influence of pharmaceutical companies on medical decision-making, and the potential impact of Bitcoin on transforming the healthcare industry towards better patient-focused care.

Cryptocurrency expert Saifedean discusses the evolution of money and Bitcoin's rise, surprises in writing The Bitcoin Standard, understanding Bitcoin's difficulty adjustment, strategic approach to Bitcoin cash balance, transitioning to a Bitcoin standard, and Bitcoin activities in El Salvador.

Saifedean, economist and author, discusses the success of central banking from an Austrian school economist perspective. The podcast explores the efficiency of central banking as a monopoly and advocates for Bitcoin as a solution in the economic landscape. Topics include property rights, productivity, GDP, purchasing power, devaluation, and the future of money.

Author Brian De Mint discusses building a Bitcoin economy in his book 'Parallel'. Topics include Orange Pill app for community connections, Safe House Publishing, Bitcoin's impact on time preference and economy, and digital fiat currency risks.

Walker, host of THE Bitcoin Podcast, chats with Saifedean about Austrian Economics, Bitcoin's impact, and the importance of property rights. They delve into critiquing fiat economics and advocating for a human-centric approach in understanding economic systems. The conversation also explores governance models, time preference, property rights in Jerusalem, US involvement in the Middle East, and the transformative power of Bitcoin in challenging centralized control.

Libertarian comedian Dave Smith discusses the Israel-Palestine conflict, critiquing the David vs Goliaths narrative and exploring the historical dynamics. They delve into Zionism, Jewish hatred, and the complexities of views on the conflict. The conversation also touches on the role of governments in shaping narratives during military campaigns and the importance of recognizing historical wrongs and property rights for genuine peace agreements.

Andrew Henderson from Nomad Capitalist joins to discuss moving wealth and freedom out of high-tax countries. Topics include dual citizenship, passport options for tax optimization, benefits of multiple passports, Bitcoin and nomad capitalism, and upcoming event in Kuala Lumpur.

Yaron Brook debates the roots of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, critiquing centralized states and discussing technological advantages. The podcast explores individual rights in the Middle East, historical atrocities, Zionism's complex history, and property rights violations in the conflict. It delves into the influence of money and central banking, challenges idealized perceptions, and navigates ethical implications of Israeli settlements.