TFTC: A Bitcoin Podcast

Saifedean Ammous discusses the Israel/Gaza conflict through a property rights lens, exposing religious justifications for cruelty. The conversation touches on Christian Zionism, US puppet state status, Bitcoin's potential to defund the empire, and the manipulation of crises for political gain.

Tom Luongo, expert in geopolitics and finance, discusses the consequences of the failed attempt on Trump. Topics include the fractured timeline, divine intervention, AI, UK & France politics, bitcoin, and an analysis of political strategies. The conversation delves into conspiracies, economic plans, and reflections on missed opportunities.

Whitney Webb and Mark Goodwin discuss the intertwining of private tech and the surveillance state, touching on Trump’s image, using Bitcoin for evil, controlled media, and the implications of framing Bitcoin as money. They delve into topics like law enforcement, surveillance justifications, and solutions to combat emotional manipulation.

Eric Semler discusses storing value in Bitcoin, journey to Bitcoin, themes leading to shorting assets, Bitcoin's potential, using Bitcoin as treasury asset, importance of board members holding Bitcoin, and the future of Bitcoin.

Fintech expert Jason Mikula delves into the Synapse bankruptcy, impacts on end users, small banks' competitiveness, and the state of the banking system. The discussion touches on regulatory challenges, financial shortfalls, and trends in the US banking system, highlighting the complexities of bank partnerships with fintech companies in a changing financial landscape.

Author Aleksandar Svetski discusses The Bushido of Bitcoin, touching on core virtues, justice, unbalanced femininity, energetic leaders, courage, responsibility, low time preference, beauty and truth, physically rebuilding America, forging alliances, layered technology, and the framework for a new heroic age.

Pierre Rochard and Allen Farrington revisit Speculative Attack, shorts on fiat, Bitcoin education, alternatives to rebalancing, institutional prioritization, speculative defense, state bitcoin, inflation truths

Author Mel Mattison discusses the late-stage fiat breakdown, central banks' obsolescence, false yield curve manipulation, why bitcoin and metals will succeed, supranational financial entities, events leading to endgame, and weathering financial storms.

Andrew Myers from Satoshi Energy discusses how regulation harms the energy industry, how mining solves centralized power fragility, Bitcoin strategies for energy companies, direct payment for energy, determining optimal power mix, batteries, regulatory attacks, and the impact of sound leadership on the industry.

Peter St. Onge discusses Trump's rumored plan to replace income tax with tariffs. They touch on El Salvador, immigration, nationalism, media influence, dedollarization, inflation, Bitcoin, and the impact of tariffs and taxes on the US economy.