Tom Luongo predicts Europe’s collapse will trigger a "Safe Haven trade," with gold, Bitcoin, stocks, bonds, and the U.S. dollar rallying amid energy and bond market crises.
The University of Austin (UATX) is reshaping higher education with a bold focus on intellectual freedom, lower tuition, and Bitcoin as part of its endowment.
Swiss financial analyst Pascal Hügli explores Bitcoin's transformative potential as a global financial barometer and strategic national asset.
Will Tanner discusses the secrets of generational wealth preservation, contrasting British aristocracy’s focus on land and legacy with the American approach to wealth.
Whitney Webb critiques the U.S. political and financial systems, exposing the alliance of corporate and government interests.
Ed Butowsky exposes how manipulated CPI and GDP metrics hide true inflation, impacting retirees, low-income groups, and fueling social challenges.
James Check explains how Bitcoin derivatives, particularly from institutions like BlackRock, could disrupt Bitcoin’s traditional four-year cycles.
This podcast explores the intersection of Bitcoin, inflation, and societal issues, arguing that adopting Bitcoin as a payment method is key to addressing the systemic problems caused by fiat currency devaluation.
Tom Luongo predicts Europe’s collapse will trigger a "Safe Haven trade," with gold, Bitcoin, stocks, bonds, and the U.S. dollar rallying amid energy and bond market crises.
The University of Austin (UATX) is reshaping higher education with a bold focus on intellectual freedom, lower tuition, and Bitcoin as part of its endowment.
Swiss financial analyst Pascal Hügli explores Bitcoin's transformative potential as a global financial barometer and strategic national asset.
Will Tanner discusses the secrets of generational wealth preservation, contrasting British aristocracy’s focus on land and legacy with the American approach to wealth.
Whitney Webb critiques the U.S. political and financial systems, exposing the alliance of corporate and government interests.
Ed Butowsky exposes how manipulated CPI and GDP metrics hide true inflation, impacting retirees, low-income groups, and fueling social challenges.
James Check explains how Bitcoin derivatives, particularly from institutions like BlackRock, could disrupt Bitcoin’s traditional four-year cycles.
This podcast explores the intersection of Bitcoin, inflation, and societal issues, arguing that adopting Bitcoin as a payment method is key to addressing the systemic problems caused by fiat currency devaluation.
Courtney Swann exposes how just ten companies control the global food supply, selling harmful, additive-laden products in the U.S. while offering healthier alternatives abroad, all due to lax regulations and corporate greed.
Leon Wankum explains how Bitcoin’s fixed supply could absorb the $300 trillion real estate market’s monetary premium, reshaping wealth storage and financial strategy for developers and investors.
This episode highlights government failures during Hurricane Helene and how decentralized groups like Bitcoin Veterans stepped up to deliver aid using innovative technologies.
Fold CEO Will Reeves shares insights on leveraging bear markets for future growth, Bitcoin's massive potential, and the company's shift toward rewarding users with Bitcoin through innovative products like the Bitcoin rewards debit card.
We dive into the creation of a decentralized super app by Obi Nwosu's startup, Fedi, highlighting its mission to empower communities through open-source innovation and disrupt the centralized app ecosystem.
Dave Collum explores the harsh realities of inflation, geopolitical dynamics, and political corruption, suggesting that hidden forces, including complicity in child trafficking, shape global power structures.
