The Café Bitcoin Podcast

In this episode of Cafe Bitcoin, hosts Brady and John discuss the potential for institutional adoption of Bitcoin, including pension funds and endowments. They analyze recent bullish statements from billionaires and a former Fed governor's criticism of the Fed's inconsistent inflation policies. The hosts also explore the differences between holding real Bitcoin versus ETFs or CBDCs, emphasizing Bitcoin's decentralization and limited supply. Finally, they highlight the Tuttle Twins' educational Bitcoin content and the importance of understanding Bitcoin's unique properties compared to other digital currencies.

Entrepreneur and presidential candidate Maya Parbo discusses her plans to combat systemic corruption in Suriname by leveraging Bitcoin for financial transparency and decentralization. The episode explores her vision for sustainable energy, economic diversification, and an open internet to foster a fair and prosperous nation.

In this Cafe Bitcoin podcast, Brady, Terrence, John, and Alec discuss Bitcoin’s market activity and broader adoption signals. They highlight Microsoft's potential Bitcoin investment vote among shareholders, scheduled for December 10, and note that Microsoft’s board is recommending a "no" vote but believe this signifies growing mainstream interest in Bitcoin as a treasury asset. They also discuss Pennsylvania's recent bipartisan bill promoting Bitcoin rights, including tax protections and support for self-custody, which they see as a positive regulatory move. Additional topics include the rising yields in U.S. Treasury bonds, recent inflationary policies, and their potential to drive further interest in Bitcoin as a hedge. The crew also mentions the recent positive comments about Bitcoin from Paul Tudor Jones, who sees Bitcoin as a valuable inflation hedge in light of increasing fiscal and monetary uncertainties.

In this episode of Café Bitcoin, the crew discusses Bitcoin’s price fluctuations, specifically its tendency to dip back toward $58,000, referred to as a "magnet." The conversation highlights dollar-cost averaging (DCA) as a viable long-term approach and touches on macroeconomic factors, including central banks' policies that affect Bitcoin. They also emphasize the resilience of the Bitcoin market despite volatility, combining humor with insightful trading strategies and market analysis.

In this episode of Cafe Bitcoin, Tuur Demeester joins the crew to dive into a key discussion surrounding the European Central Bank's (ECB) latest paper criticizing Bitcoin. Tuur breaks down the aggressive nature of the report, which accuses Bitcoin of fostering wealth inequality and undermining economic productivity. The crew highlights the report’s misleading arguments, comparing Bitcoin to fiat currencies and noting that fiat, not Bitcoin, is what actually contributes to wealth disparity. They also explore how the ECB's stance could signal the intensifying battle between traditional financial systems and Bitcoin adoption, urging listeners to remain engaged in Bitcoin education.

In this episode of Cafe Bitcoin, the crew discusses the failed launch of a Trump-branded token, which aimed to raise $300 million but only sold $18 million before crashing in value. We highlight the importance of distinguishing Bitcoin from other cryptocurrencies and note the political pandering often associated with crypto projects. The conversation shifts to global Bitcoin adoption, focusing on smaller countries like El Salvador and Suriname, which are exploring Bitcoin as a national currency. We also discuss MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin acquisition strategy, led by Michael Saylor, and its role in bridging traditional finance with Bitcoin. Finally, we touch on how pro athletes and influential figures are gradually becoming more involved with Bitcoin.

In this episode of Cafe Bitcoin, Brady Swenson shares his personal fitness journey, emphasizing the importance of health tracking and accountability. The conversation then shifts to Bitcoin's price movements and the role of MicroStrategy in Bitcoin investing. The hosts discuss the risks and rewards of holding MicroStrategy stock compared to directly holding Bitcoin. They also delve into self-custody and inheritance planning, stressing the significance of securing Bitcoin for long-term wealth. The episode concludes with anticipation for LA Bitcoin Week and reflections on Bitcoin’s adoption and future potential in both the markets and regulatory landscapes.

John Haar and the Macro Friday crew talk macro with appearances from Cory Klippsten and Greg Foss.

Bitcoin core dev Rearden joins us to discuss the HBO Satoshi documentary, some choice Satoshi quotes, and other aspects of the history of Bitcoin.

Tomer Strolight joins us to discuss his life before Bitcoin, the ideas behind and impact of The Legendary Treasure of Satoshi Nakamoto, Bitcoin as generational wealth, and much more.

Blackrock Bitcoin report, fate of the USD, and much more.

Greg Foss joins us to discuss his experience with mental health challenges, his outlook for Bitcoin, and some finance education

Learn about what's happening at Swan, where we're headed, and Cory's thoughts on the industry and Bitcoin broadly.

The Café Crew discuss the FOMC meeting and the 50 bps rate decrease, Bhutan stacking sats, the Saifedean vs Saylor Bitcoin lending and yield debate, and Presidential politics.

Guy Swann of Bitcoin Audible and AI Unchained joins us to discuss AI tech and Bitcoin.

Brady, John, and Terrence discuss gold, broad money vs base money, inflation vs deflation, transition from fiat to Bitcoin, Trump's shitcoin project, Harry Potter, and more.

Café Bitcoin is back with a new host. Brady Swenson, cofounder of Swan, and creator of the Citizen Bitcoin and Swan Signal Live podcasts, is taking the reins. This episode features a chat with Lyn Alden and panelists John Haar and Steven Lubka.

We're joined by Dante Cook, John Haar, Tomer Strolight, and many others to talk about the major IT outage linked to a faulty update from security firm CrowdStrike caused widespread disruptions globally, how the price of Bitcoin was up 4%, and the importance of decentralization.

We're joined by Dante Cook, Tomer Strolight, and many others to talk about JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon, an arch-bitcoin and crypto skeptic, has "all of a sudden changed his tune," and Mark Cuban's long post about how Bitcoin can become the global currency.

We discuss the rise in Bitcoin's price, reaching $65,000, and the positive market trends. We also discuss the significant trial involving Craig Wright, who claimed to be Satoshi Nakamoto, the creator of Bitcoin. The hosts discussed the outcome of the trial, where the High Court of England and Wales found Craig Wright guilty of fabricating evidence and lying about being Satoshi Nakamoto.

In this episode, we delved into the world of self-custody and the importance of securing your Bitcoin.

Sam Callahan, Alex Stanczyk, Tomer Strolight, Joe Carlasare, Zack Sharpio, and many others join us to talk about the tragic news over the weekend with the assassination attempt of former President Trump. We talk about how the markets have reacted, thoughts on Trump attending the Bitcoin conference next week, and other bitcoin news.

We're joined by Dante Cook, John Haar, Dr. Jeff Ross, and many others for an in-depth conversation about the upcoming political cycle and its potential impact on the economy. The conversation touched on the recent Bitcoin price fluctuations and the factors influencing them, such as market sentiment and liquidity. The panelists also delved into the role of the Federal Reserve and the potential influence of political figures on monetary policy decisions. Overall, the discussion highlighted the importance of understanding the interplay between government policies, economic indicators, and market dynamics in shaping the future trajectory of Bitcoin and other assets.

We're joined by Dante Cook, Tomer Strolight, Stephan Livera, and many others for a conversation about the massive news about Trump speaking at the upcoming Bitcoin Conference in Nashville, the Santa-Monica Pier being lit up with the "Bitcoin" logo, thanks to "Proof of Workforce," and how maintaining a monetary standard affects generations, housing markets, and overall quality of life.

We discuss how Germany continues to sell Bitcoin, what impact that has on the market, and discuss Dom Bei and others from "Proof of Workforce" talking before City Council yesterday about the positive implications Bitcoin can have on a city, and how Santa Monica is now opening up a local Bitcoin office!

We're joined by Dante Cook, Tomer Strolight, Mickey Koss and many others to talk about the "Top 5 benefits of Dollar-Cost Averaging," and how the gains are in the "waiting, not the selling and buying." We also talk about how the Republican Party is on the offensive for Bitcoin, and more.

Discover insights on the potential $90 trillion wealth transfer from boomers to millennials over the next 20 years and how this could impact the adoption of Bitcoin among younger generations. Learn about the energy production in the US and its implications for Bitcoin mining, as well as the upcoming Pleb Party in Nashville.

John Haar, Dante Cook, Tomer Strolight, Sam Callahan, Stephan Livera, Terrence Yang, Terence Michael, and guests talk about the legendary bitcoin only crashes video, bitcoin's historical price on 4th of July, Bill Miller III 2 investment thesis of Bitcoin and Amazon, Peter McCormack's legal win against Craig Wright, Country of Suriname, and Macro Voices podcast talking about all investments but bitcoin, and wrapped up with Gladstein's piece about following the money of the petrodollar system.

We talk with John Haar, Tomer Strolight, and Sam Callahan about What's behind Bitcoin's recent price action? We dive into Sam's detailed article, talk about the upcoming election, and more.

We're joined by Bob Burnett for an in-depth conversation about all things Bitcoin Mining!

We're joined by Tomer Strolight, and Aleks Svetski for an in-depth conversation about the new book from Svetski, "The Bushido of Bitcoin" We talk about how his is a book about virtue, excellence, culture and behaviour, which asks the harder questions: What becomes of those who rise to the top, in the new socio-economic paradigm? Will they become? It’s not enough to just say “Bitcoin Fixes This.” We must do something about it.

Join John Haar, Tomer Strolight, Bruce Fenton, Dr. Jeff Ross, and more as they reflect on the recent presidential debate, share insights on Bitcoin news, and dive into macroeconomic trends. From dissecting the debate dynamics to exploring Tom Lee's optimistic outlook for Bitcoin, this episode offers a blend of informative analysis and casual conversation. Tune in for a candid and insightful discussion on politics, Bitcoin, and the global economic landscape. Don't miss this laid-back yet informative episode at Cafe Bitcoin!

Join us in this episode as we dive into the latest developments in the world of Bitcoin mining. From CleanSpark's acquisition of Grid to the rise of High-Performance Computing (HPC) in the industry, Sam Callahan, Anthony Power, and more discuss the shifting landscape of Bitcoin mining companies. Discover how the demand for reliable power is reshaping the energy sector and how miners are adapting to the changing market dynamics.

In this podcast episode, we had a lively discussion with guest, Matt Golliher about the importance of financial advisors understanding, and embracing Bitcoin. Matt highlighted the cognitive dissonance that can arise when considering Bitcoin, and how it is essential for financial advisors to start learning about Bitcoin now rather than later. The conversation delved into the analogy of the internet disrupting legacy media and how Bitcoin is poised to disrupt traditional finance in a similar manner.

Dante Cook, P, and many others join us to talk about the breaking news of Julian Assange accepting a plea deal with the U.S. and heading back to Australia, being freed from prison after a 12-year legal battle. Then, George Mekhail joins us to talk about parenting with his new book, "I Am Not Your Bruh: 21 Keys to Sound Parenting."

Join us in this engaging podcast episode where we discuss the long-awaited repayments to Mt. Gox creditors and the potential implications for the market. We also delve into the selling pressure from the German government and Canadian pension funds, shedding light on the global economic landscape and the role of Bitcoin in financial systems.

We're joined by Dante Cook, John Haar, and Sam Callahan for an in-depth conversation about Mike Dell, the Chairman, and CEO of "Dell Computers" retweeting Saylor, and posting about Bitcoin being "digital scarcity." We also talk about the bitcoin price drop, and other Bitcoin news.

Dante Cook hosts today show with guest Andrew Bailey, Author of the new book, "Resistance Money: A Philosophical Case for Bitcoin," and Steven Lubka for an in-depth conversation about how the role of Bitcoin in promoting liberty and the potential impact on state power. They discussed the historical context of resistance movements and how Bitcoin fits into the current dialogue on liberty and authoritarianism.

Join us on Cafe Bitcoin for an exciting episode where we dive into the world of Bitcoin with filmmaker Bevan. Discover the behind-the-scenes of his latest series, "21 Voices," featuring thought-provoking interviews with Bitcoin experts. From discussions on environmental impact to humanitarian aspects, Bevan's work sheds light on the diverse perspectives within the Bitcoin community. Learn how Bevan's passion for educating and engaging viewers has led to captivating content that goes beyond the typical Bitcoin hype. Tune in for insights, discussions, and a glimpse into the future of Bitcoin content creation. Don't miss out on this engaging and informative episode!

We're joined by Dante Cook, P, Dom Bei, Terrence Yang, and many others to talk about the latest Bitcoin price dip to $64k, the FTX clawbacks, and we dive into Michael Saylor's "21 rules of Bitcoin" from BTC Prague.

Join the conversation with Sam Callahan, Tomer Strolight, and many more as they discuss the importance of reliability and consistency in a world of constant change, and explore how Bitcoin's steadfast principles set it apart in the evolving financial landscape.

Join us in this episode of Cafe Bitcoin as we dive into a range of topics, from the impact of Bitcoin on the world of sports to the insights shared by a congressman after reading "The Bitcoin Standard." We also discuss the intriguing documentary "The Spoils," which explores the intersection of basketball and Bitcoin. Additionally, we analyze Larry Fink's perspective on the global debt crisis and the potential solutions. Tune in for engaging discussions, dad jokes, and valuable insights on the future of finance and beyond. Don't miss out on this thought-provoking episode!

In this episode of Cafe Bitcoin, we dive into the fascinating world of Bitcoin mining with Marathon, the largest publicly traded miner in the industry. Join us as we explore the innovative tools and technologies developed by Marathon, including Slipstream, a game-changing solution for optimizing block space and revenue streams on the Bitcoin network.

In this episode of Cafe Bitcoin, the spotlight shines on former President Donald Trump's recent meeting with key players in the Bitcoin mining industry. Join the hosts as they dissect Trump's statements and explore the potential implications for the future of Bitcoin in the political landscape.

The latest podcast episode delved into various topics, including the integration of AI into Apple's operating system, the impact of Bitcoin mining on energy consumption, and the development of renewable energy sources. The hosts discussed the misconceptions surrounding Bitcoin mining and energy usage, highlighting how Bitcoin mining can actually help utilize excess energy and contribute to economic growth. They also touched on the importance of nuclear energy and the potential for Bitcoin mining to support infrastructure development in regions like Africa. Overall, the episode emphasized the intersection of Bitcoin mining, energy consumption, and economic development, showcasing the multifaceted impact of Bitcoin in various industries.

In this episode, join the lively discussion as the hosts dive into the exciting news of Swan sponsoring the Tucker Carlson live tour, a significant move in the world of Bitcoin adoption. Discover the behind-the-scenes details of this sponsorship and the impact it will have on spreading Bitcoin education to a wider audience.

In this podcast episode, we delved into various discussions surrounding the influence of algorithms on our digital lives and the concept of free will. The conversation touched on the impact of black box algorithms on our choices and the need for individuals to have more control over the algorithms they interact with. There was also a discussion about the importance of maintaining a balance between digital and real-world experiences to avoid excessive reliance on technology.

The latest episode of Cafe Bitcoin was filled with engaging discussions, including recent events in the financial world, such as the SEC's actions and the impact of interest rate cuts by central banks. They also touched on the significance of the T1 clearing system and the controversy surrounding certain stock trades. The conversation also veered towards political figures like Bukele and Tucker Carlson, highlighting their perspectives on societal issues and progress. Overall, the episode provided a diverse range of viewpoints and thought-provoking insights on current affairs and the evolving landscape of finance.

Join us for an insightful episode where we dive into the world of Bitcoin with Michael Saylor on the Graham Stephan show. Discover how Bitcoin is making waves in the financial world and how it's impacting industries beyond just mining. Learn about the latest developments in the Bitcoin space and how it's becoming a key player in the realm of AI and high-performance computing. Don't miss out on this engaging conversation that sheds light on the future of Bitcoin and its potential to revolutionize the way we think about investments and technology.

In this episode of CafeBitcoin, we had the pleasure of hosting Jeremy from Cloaked Wireless to discuss their innovative eSIM product. Jeremy shared insights into the challenges of running a telecom business and the importance of privacy in the digital age. Cloaked Wireless offers a solution to SIM swap attacks, allowing users to have secure and private connectivity. The company provides the option to use a second SIM for enhanced security and privacy, with the convenience of using it indefinitely. Additionally, Jeremy highlighted the ease of transitioning to Cloaked Wireless from traditional providers and the seamless integration with iPhones. The discussion also touched on the simplicity of setting up the service and the benefits of dual SIM functionality. Overall, the episode provided valuable information on the importance of privacy and security in the wireless industry.

Are you curious about the latest developments in the world of Bitcoin? In this episode, we dive into the impact of pensions adopting Bitcoin, the potential for institutional investment, and the unique perspectives shared by experts in the field. Join us as we discuss the implications of Bitcoin adoption by pension funds, the importance of diversification, and the potential for Bitcoin to serve as an inflation hedge.

We're joined by Sam Callahan, Dr. Jeff, John Haar, and many others to talk about how Bitcoin continues to win in the political arena, The University of Texas initiative aiming on raising $5 million in Bitcoin for the University’s endowment, with the University committed to holding the BTC for at least five years, and other bitcoin news!

We're joined by John Haar, Dom Bei, Tomer Strolight, and many others to talk about the political shift from the Biden administration about Bitcoin, how Bitcoin continues to "win," how US legislation has been drafted to classify *not re-using Bitcoin addresses* as “mixing," and more.

We're joined by P, Tomer Strolight, and many others to talk about Donald Trump went to the Libertarian Convention in Washington over the weekend saying, “I will ensure that the future of crypto and the future of Bitcoin will be made in the USA… I will SUPPORT the right to self-custody," and “if you vote for me, I will commute the sentence of Ross Ulbritch on Day 1.” We also talk about Michael Saylor recent episode on "What Bitcoin Did," and other Bitcoin news.

We're joined by John Haar, Dom Bei, Terrence Yang, and many others to talk about the approval of the ETH ETF, how congress voted in favor to never ban a CBDC in America, and more Bitcoin news!

We're joined by Dante Cook, Tomer Strolight, and many others for an in-depth conversation about the "FIT21" bill. "The crypto industry recorded its biggest-ever U.S. policy win on Wednesday when the House of Representatives approved a wide-reaching bill to establish regulations for digital assets markets, recording a 279-136 vote that saw Democrats crossing party lines to support it."

We’re joined by Tomer Strolight, John Haar, and many others to talk about the 14-year anniversary of “Bitcoin Pizza Day,” how Bitcoin is becoming a major issue amongst political parties, and Founder Klaus Schwab stepping down from his role at the WEF. We also talk with Evan “Captain Sidd,” about his “Ride of Passage” Sovereignty Tours and how he is teaching people about Bitcoin, freedom, and entrepreneurship.

We're joined by Dante Cook, P, and many others to talk about Bitcoin surging to $70k, and recap some of the biggest "bear-failures" from this cycle. We also talk with Paul Giordano, Vice President Of Digital Asset Management at Marathon about the mission for “The road to 50EH/s starts now” initiative, life after the halving, and more.

We're joined by Sam Callahan, CEO & Co-Founder of Satoshi Action Fund, Dennis Porter, and many other for an in-depth conversation on how the Satoshi Action Fund is playing a role in helping spread pro-Bitcoin policy and law in America. We also talk about Grayscale CEO Michael Sonnenshein stepping down, and the new writings from the Judge on the COPA v Wright case.

We talk with John Haar, Dante Cook, Dom Bei, and many others about the sweeping ‘Bitcoin Rights’ bill becoming law in Oklahoma.The new laws protect Oklahomans’ right to self-custody their crypto and prevent the state and local governments from banning crypto mining. We also talk about the latest inflation numbers, CME rumored to launch spot bitcoin trading, and other Bitcoin news.

We're joined by Tomer Strolight, Dom Bei and many others to talk about the exciting news of Wisconsins Pension Fund adding Bitcoin. We talk about them appearing on the "Nakamoto Portfolio Gauntlet" with Dom Bei and others a few months back, how this is the "zero to one" moment for pensions, and other Bitcoin news. We also talk with DJ Valerie about the upcoming "Bitcoin for Peace" event happening on May 25th! (Information and link below)

We're joined by Bob Burnett, P, Tomer Strolight, Dom Bei, and many others for an in-depth conversation about the importance of decentralizing mining pools, how the halving as effected miners, and "wild horse" sites. We also talk about why bitcoin is a money that doesn't require trust, the GME short squeeze, and more.

We're joined by Dante Cook and many others to talk about Bitcoin rallying back to over $63k, how Gamestop is surging again off of a tweet from "Roaring Kitty," and talk about "intrinsic value." We also talk about other Bitcoin headlines from the weekend, and more!

We're joined by Sam Callahan, Tomer Strolight, and many others to talk about the latest Bitcoin news, and for another edition of "Swan Private Macro Friday."

We're joined by John Haar, Tomer Strolight, and many others for an in-depth conversation about how Bitcoin is entering the political scene with Donald Trump being asked about it at a speech, the repeal of the bill to allow financial firms to custody bitcoin, and Joe Biden's thoughts on the economy. We also talk about the differences between "bitcoin," and "crypto," and talk about more bitcoin news.

We’re joined by Rapha Zagury for an in-depth conversation about Swan Managed Mining which provides clients with fully segregated and dedicated mining operations, catering to their unique requirements, opportunities, and strategic advantages.

We're joined by P and many others to talk with Erin Malone, Author of the new book, "Intro to Bitcoin: Hope For A Better World." We talk to her about how the book helps combat various FUD about Bitcoin, introduces them to the lightning network, and helps educate people in a simple way about bitcoin. We also talk about some of the other events happening in Bitcoin with Chris Alaimo, Dom Bei, and Terrence Yang.

We’re joined by Chris Alaimo and Tomer Strolight for an in-depth conversation about Bitcoin rallying back to $64k over the weekend, the Bitcoin vs Gold debate with Peter Schiff, and discuss the difference between being “educated” vs “bold.” We also chat about Edward Snowden’s comments about Bitcoin security and more.

We’re joined by Sam Callahan, Tomer Strolight, Brady Swenson, and many others to talk about Chair of the Council of Economic Advisors thoughts on money printing and taxation, Block announcing how they will be buying Bitcoin monthly, and the latest job report numbers.

We're joined by John Haar, Tomer Strolight, Terrence Yang, Zack Shapiro, and many others to talk about Bill Maher's comments about how "Bitcoin is nothing," CashApp/Block being investigated, and how Bitcoin will be the native currency for A.I. We also talk about MicroStrategy launching "MicroStrategy Orange."

We’re joined by Tomer Strolight, Joe Carlasare, Sam Callahan, and many others to talk about Roger Ver being indicted for tax fraud, CZ being sentenced to 4-months in prison, and the latest news about “Samourai Wallet Case” We also talk about the return of the “$58k Gang,” and the 40-year anniversary of legendary economist F.A. Hayek predicting the future of money.

P and friends (Tomer Strolight, Dom Bei, Mickey Koss, Terence Micheal, and Adam Swick from Marathon) discuss update to the Samourai Case, Tomer's passion project Legend of Satoshi Nakamoto, update to Fidelity potentially charging a fee for the Bitcoin ETF's , Wasabi and Phoenix wallet pulling out of the US, and an update from Adam Swick about Marathon and their plans after the Halving

We’re joined by Dante Cook, Tomer Strolight, Stephan Livera, and many others to discuss the best privacy practices with Bitcoin, if we’re entering the “and then they fight you” stage of Bitcoin, and thoughts on how lightning and layer-2 projects will scale over time.

Sam Callahan, Tomer Strolight, John Haar, Dom Bei, Terrence Yang, and many others discuss Samouri Wallet founders being arrested and charged with money laundering, and how this could affect other companies in the space. We also talk about Stephanie Kelton's comments about modern-monetary-theory on "The Daily Show," and Ray Dalio's thoughts on debt and credit.

John Haar and friends (Tomer Strolight, Terrence Yang, Brady Swenson, Producer Jacob, and more) talk about Samouri Wallet founders being arrested and charged with money laundering, the importance of privacy, and the ability to transact freely. We also talk about the “buy bitcoin sign,” being sold for 16 Bitcoin, and other Bitcoin news!

Tomer Strolight and friends (Terence Michael, Dom Bei, Terrence Yang, and Chris Alaimo) talk about the Bitcoin ETF's and their inflows and success, What we can expect from the next Bitcoin Epoch, and How the Bitcoin Improvement Proposals (BIPs) work

P and friends (Dr. Jeff, Gary Leland, Lisa Hough, Terence Michaels, Mickey Koss, Terrence Yang, Dom Bei, Brandon Gentile, and Chris Alaimo) talk about bitcoin miners cost to mine bitcoin after the Halving, Multiple SEC Lawyers resign, Reauthorization Warrantless Surveillance Program, Price at the Halving Historically, Bitcoin open source major at Cornell, and Macro Economics about Bitcoin.

Dante Cook and friends (Bob Burnett, Tomer Strolight, Terrence Yang, Terence Michaels, Dom Bei, and Brandon Gentile) we talk about the Halving, Potential Block transaction fees at the end of the Epoch, Why Definitions Matter, and the risks of Ordinals and Inscriptions.

Sam Callahan and friends (Tomer Strolight, Alex Stanczyk, Dom Bei, Terence Michael, Terrence Yang, Brandon Gentile, and Chris Alaimo) talk about the Bitcoin Halving, Talk about Gold, IMF Report that Sam reviewed, and what to look forward to in the next epoch.

John Haar and friends (Dom Bei, Terence Michael, Terrence Yang, Brandon Gentile, and Chris Alaimo) talk about the reason bitcoin's price is down in the last few weeks, Bitcoin ETF flows, Dunking on Gold, Latest Nakamoto Portfolio Gaunlet, IMF Paper on Bitcoin cross border flows, and High Home prices.

Tomer Strolight and friends (Dom Bei, Terence Michael, Terrence Yang, Chris Alaimo, and Brandon Gentile) talk about the Halving, BlackRock ETF on the verge of surpassing GBTC, Bitcoin ETF to launch in Hong Kong on April 30th, and CSW dropping his lawsuit against Bitcoin Core Developers.

P and friends (Dom Bei, Tomer Strolight, Mitchell Askew, Terence Michael, Terrence Yang, Brandon Gentile) talk about Natalie Brunell roasting Peter Schiff in a gold v bitcoin debate, Potential supply shock after the Halving, The latest Nakamoto Portfolio episode, and then discuss the Conservative Case of Bitcoin with Mitchell Askew.

Dante Cook and friends (Tomer Strolight, Dom Bei, Brandon Gentile, Lisa Hough, Lynne B, Terence Michael, and Chris Alaimo) highlight BitBlockBoom, talk about the Nakamoto Portfolio, Attack of Iran on Israel and why bitcoin's price fell, and the Legendary Treasure of Satoshi Nakamoto premiering on April 19th, and buying the bitcoin dip.

Sam Callahan and friends (Joe Carlasare, Dr. Jeff Ross, Chris Alaimo, Terrence Yang, Terence Michaels, Dom Bei, Brandon Gentile, and Mickey Koss) talk about the Halving, Fees in the Mempool being elevated, Risks to Tether and other Stablecoins, and Macro.

John Haar and friends (Joe Carlasare, Dom Bei, Chris Alaimo, Terence Michaels, Mickey Koss, and Brandon Gentile) talk about higher than expected CPI, Bond Market, Interest Rates from Federal Reserve and the Bitcoin ETF's

We're joined by Sam Callahan, Brady Swenson and more to talk about the huge announcement from Swan, that you can now start buying in minutes, and no fees on your first $10k of Bitcoin! We also talk to Joe Carlasare about his upcoming Bitcoin fiction-thriller, and discuss the latest CPI numbers and inflation data.

We're joined by P, Neil Jacobs, Chris Alaimo, and many others to talk about the latest Bitcoin news, how the ETF's have been performing, and the upcoming Bitcoin Mass Adoption Festival with Jeff, happening on May 4th, 2024 in East Windsor, CT featuring speakers such as, Bj Dichter, Luke Broyles, Michelle Weekly, David Foley, and many others.

We're joined by P, Producer Jacob, Dom Bei, Terrence Yang, and many others to talk about Bitcoin surging to $72k this morning, discussing the halving party and upcoming BitBlockBoom event, and talk about Dom Bei orange-pilling the "Roundtable at the USC Schwarzenegger Institute for State and Global Policy."

We’re joined by Sam Callahan, Joe Carlasare, and Dr. Jeff to talk about Neel Kashkari’s comments about Bitcoin. rate-cuts, and the state of the economy. We also discuss Satoshi’s birthday, the upcoming halving, and more.

We're joined by John Haar and many others to talk about the latest Bitcoin news, how the price is surging again, and some of the best strategies on how to teach your children about Bitcoin and economics.

We're joined by Gary LeLand to talk about the upcoming "BitBlockBoom! The Halving Event!" We talk about the upcoming event, speakers/panels, and the importance of going to in-person events. We also discuss some of the latest Bitcoin news, ETF inflows, and reminisce about the 4th epoch of Bitcoin.

P, Neil Jacobs, Joe Carlasare, and many others join us to talk about Bitcoin hitting $65k, how retirement is getting increasingly more expensive each year, and how dollar-cost-averaging into Bitcoin can help you out of the “debt spiral.”

In this episode we talked about Macroeconomics and general bitcoin concepts and philosophy with Dante Cook and Tomer Strolight and friends.

On this episode, Sam Callahan and John Haar join us to breakdown SBF sentencing, MicroStrategy stock and how it is overvalued compared to spot Bitcoin and some of the risks / tradeoffs that come with that as well as a break of macro in the US and globally.

Neil Jacobs, Terrence Yang, Dom Bei, and many others join us to talk about the upcoming court ruling on SBF, discussing how long his sentence could be, the fall of FTX, and why "bitcoin, not crypto." We're also joined by Eric and Eddy from "Bitcoin is for Everyone" for a discussion on their upcoming Bitcoin Day in Portland, Oregon! The event is May 22nd, 2024 from 9amET-4pmET at McMenamis Kenendy School. We talk about the speakers at the event such as Vijay Boyapati, Troy Cross, and many others, the importance of building in your community, and how to attend the event.

We’re joined by Tomer Strolight and Joe Carlasare for a discussion on Coinbase’s legal troubles with the “SEC has plausibly pled that crypto-asset purchasers on Coinbase were in a common enterprise with the developers of various assets.” We also talk about BitGo CEO, Mike Belshe speaking about the upcoming Bitcoin halving, and the upcoming bull market, as well as Michael Saylor joining Peter H. Diamandis for a conversation on the importance of Bitcoin and the difference between owning stocks such as MicroStrategy vs Bitcoin.

We’re joined by P, Brady Swenson, Tomer Strolight, and VP of Marathon Digital, Charlie Schumacher for an in-depth discussion on the upcoming Bitcoin halving! We also talk about Julian Assange winning temporary reprieve from extradition to the US, and the Bitcoin price rally!

We’re joined by Dante Cook, Tomer Strolight, and Chris Alaimo to talk about the importance of “UTXO Management!” We also talk about Tomer Strolight’s recent podcast, “The Heroes of Bitcoin,” our favorite developments on Bitcoin, and the Bitcoin price rally to $69k!

We're joined by Sam Callahan, John Haar, Joe Carlasare, and Terrence Yang for another edition of Swan Private Macro Friday! We talk about how the anniversary of Neel Kashkari saying how the Fed is able to be the "lender of last resort" due to money printing, how the SEC is gearing up to come after Ethereum for being a security, and some of the latest developments happening in global macro.