This TFTC episode with Peruvian Bull delves into the Japanese yen carry trade, its impact on global markets, and how Bitcoin may serve as a key indicator and hedge against financial instability.
We discuss Bitcoin's potential as a stabilizing hedge against global financial instability, highlighting its growing adoption amid rising debt and inflation.
Saifedean Ammous explores the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, emphasizing property rights, international law, and the influence of modern Zionism, urging a reevaluation of policies to achieve a just resolution.
Tom Luongo explores the failed assassination attempt on Trump, its implications for American politics, and the evolving influence of tech figures and strategic alliances within the political landscape.
Whitney Webb and Mark Goodwin delve into the complex interplay of political maneuvers, corporate influence, and surveillance technology, highlighting how digital IDs and AI-driven data manipulation threaten personal freedoms and democratic principles.
Semler Scientific's forward-thinking board and contrarian investment philosophy highlight Bitcoin's strategic value for corporate treasuries.
Jason Mikula explains the Evolve Bank and Synapse legal battle, highlighting banking sector complexities, Synapse's bankruptcy fallout, and FDIC insurance limitations.
Aleksandar Svetski explores the rise of a new socio-economic elite, advocating for Bitcoin as a catalyst for societal transformation and a new era of civilization.
This TFTC episode with Peruvian Bull delves into the Japanese yen carry trade, its impact on global markets, and how Bitcoin may serve as a key indicator and hedge against financial instability.
We discuss Bitcoin's potential as a stabilizing hedge against global financial instability, highlighting its growing adoption amid rising debt and inflation.
Saifedean Ammous explores the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, emphasizing property rights, international law, and the influence of modern Zionism, urging a reevaluation of policies to achieve a just resolution.
Tom Luongo explores the failed assassination attempt on Trump, its implications for American politics, and the evolving influence of tech figures and strategic alliances within the political landscape.
Whitney Webb and Mark Goodwin delve into the complex interplay of political maneuvers, corporate influence, and surveillance technology, highlighting how digital IDs and AI-driven data manipulation threaten personal freedoms and democratic principles.
Semler Scientific's forward-thinking board and contrarian investment philosophy highlight Bitcoin's strategic value for corporate treasuries.
Jason Mikula explains the Evolve Bank and Synapse legal battle, highlighting banking sector complexities, Synapse's bankruptcy fallout, and FDIC insurance limitations.
Aleksandar Svetski explores the rise of a new socio-economic elite, advocating for Bitcoin as a catalyst for societal transformation and a new era of civilization.
Pierre Rochard and Allen Farrington reflect on the ten-year anniversary of "Speculative Attack," discussing bitcoin's role in exploiting fiat currency weaknesses and its growing importance in global financial strategies.
Prince Philip of Serbia discusses Bitcoin's potential to address financial, energy, and political issues, emphasizing its role in promoting financial sovereignty during economic and political turmoil.
Mel Mattison discusses the potential collapse of the global financial system, highlighting the unregulated eurodollar system and proposing Bitcoin, gold, and silver as hedges against the impending crisis.
Aleks Svetski discusses his shift from libertarianism to advocating for strong leadership, the critique of democratic systems, and Bitcoin's role in promoting societal excellence.
Congressman Thomas Massie delves into the intersection of economics and Bitcoin, discussing national debt, Federal Reserve control, and Bitcoin's transformative potential.
Andrew Myers, a pioneer in the Bitcoin energy sector, explores how Bitcoin can revolutionize energy markets.
