Pierre Rochard breaks down how Bitcoin-backed instruments like BitBonds could redefine sovereign debt and quietly transform global finance by upgrading it with sound money.
Carlos Toriello reveals how Bitcoin and OpenTimestamps can transform public recordkeeping into an incorruptible system of truth, starting with elections and scaling to all of humanity’s digital history.
George Bodine highlights Bitcoin’s path to $1,000,000, fueled by nation-state adoption, mining wars, and economic instability.
Gary Brode explains how Trump is crashing stocks to lower debt costs, using tariffs to reshape trade and Bitcoin as a hedge against fiat collapse.
Marty Bent and Parker Lewis explore Bitcoin’s role as money and currency, its real-world adoption, self-custody, and regulatory challenges.
Dr. Jack Kruse exposes how electromagnetic fields (EMF) and modern technology are allegedly being weaponized for population control, including the potential to extract Bitcoin seed phrases.
This episode unpacks the collapse of memecoins, the risks of centralized digital ID, and the battle for financial sovereignty.
This episode explores how Open Secret is leveraging AI to revolutionize business building, tackling data privacy, decentralization, and the future of secure computing.
Kevin Dolan explores how the fiat economy has undermined family structures, driving declining marriage rates and societal fragmentation.
Kevin McKernan reveals a Japanese study linking mRNA vaccines to excess deaths and cancer, exposing pharma corruption and the need for decentralized health solutions.
Peruvian Bull unpacks GameStop’s Bitcoin strategy, gold market stress, and the Fed’s impending QE-driven liquidity shift.
Bitcoin’s mempool clearing reignites scalability debates, but Lisa Neigut sees it as proof of success.
Obscura VPN uses a two-hop relay system and Lightning payments to eliminate tracking, making it the first trustless VPN.
This podcast episode unpacks Bitcoin as a decentralized alternative to fiat currency, exposes the unsustainable U.S. debt crisis, and examines the hidden influence of government and corporate interests on finance, food, and technology addiction.