A beginner’s explanation
Podcasts
The Lyn Alden Macro Outlook Mega Post
Pick and choose from several recent interviews- it’s a mega-post!
Tomer Strolight: “Why Bitcoin, The Series, #9. Why Nobody Can Stop Bitcoin”
Welcome to Why Bitcoin. Each article in this series is short, accessible to newcomers, and offers perspective.
Tomer Strolight: “Why Bitcoin, The Series, #8. Why Bitcoin is the Best Way to Save Money”
Welcome to Why Bitcoin. Each article in this series is short, accessible to newcomers, and offers perspective.
What Bitcoin Did: Bitcoin and the U.S. Fiscal Reckoning with Avik Roy
In this interview, I talk to Avik Roy, Editor at Forbes. We discuss the growing problems with debt and inflation, healthcare, and central bank digital currencies.
Arca Finance: “That’s Our Two Satoshis”- 11 Random Thoughts During a Digital Assets Bear Market (video & post link)
As global markets continue to hemorrhage and digital assets suffered their worst week yet, we consider what’s driving this unprecedented bear market.
What Bitcoin Did: The Risks of Hyperbitcoinisation with Rob Hamilton
Rob Hamilton is a programmer and data scientist. In this interview, we discuss the risks associated with a transition to hyperbitcoinisation, the limits to what Bitcoin fixes, the issues of a libertarian world run on a Bitcoin standard, the benefits to the energy grid, and Bitcoin’s eternal September.
Tomer Strolight: “Why Bitcoin, The Series, #7. Why Bitcoin’s Energy Use is Not Environmentally Harmful”
Welcome to Why Bitcoin. Each article in this series is short, accessible to newcomers, and offers perspective.
Preston Pysh: “BTC079: The Bitcoin Energy Revolution w/ Shaun Connell”
Preston Pysh talks with energy executive, Shaun Connell. They discuss how Bitcoin strengthens the grid and acts as a buffer to consume surplus baseload energy generation.
Preston Pysh: “BTC065: What is the BIS, IMF, & World Bank w/ Sam Callahan”
Preston Pysh talks with Sam Callahan about what the BIS, IMF, and World Bank actually do. They cover how these NGOs have become extremely influential organizations that shape economic policy for non-elected central banks around the world.