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What Bitcoin Did

Danny Knowles
Bitcoin
US Government
Inflation
Decentralization
Etfs
U.S. National Debt
Global Free Market
Crypto
Michael Saylor
Tether
Petrodollar
Financial Warfare
Philosophy
Cryptography
Microstrategy
Trump Administration
Nation-State Adoption
Financial Systems
HODL
Financial Infrastructure

What Bitcoin Did unpacks Bitcoin’s role in reshaping money, freedom, and the future of finance.

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Brandon Quittem
Bitcoin enthusiast and writer focusing on the intersection of Bitcoin and societal change
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Episode: The Fourth Turning is Here: Bitcoin vs Crisis | Brandon Quittem
Lawrence Lepard
Investment advisor and Bitcoin advocate
Episode: The Big Print, Inflation & The End Of The Dollar | Lawrence Lepard
Vijay Selvam
An attorney in the US and solicitor in the UK, formerly at Goldman Sachs, author of "Principles of Bitcoin".
Gemini
Episode: From Wall Street to Bitcoin & The Separation of Money & State | Vijay Selvam
Mitchell Askew
Market Research Lead at Blockware, a longtime listener of the podcast
Blockware
Episode: Bitcoin Treasury Companies, Mining & The Slow Grind to $1 Million | Mitchell Askew
Jeff Ross
Hedge fund manager and Bitcoin market analyst
Episode: Inflation, War & $475K Bitcoin w/ Jeff Ross
Sam Wouters
Bitcoin analyst and investor
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Episode: Why America Is Winning the Bitcoin Race w/ Sam Wouters
Matthew Mezinski
Economic analyst and commentator, focuses on banking systems and Bitcoin.
Episode: Is the Fed Losing Control? W/ Matthew Mezinskis
Lyn Alden
Financial analyst and author known for her work on economics and investment.
Episode: The True Cost of the Dollar Empire w/ Lyn Alden
James Lavish
Long-time institutional investor and founder of the Bitcoin Opportunity Fund.
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Episode: LIVE IN BEDFORD w/ Checkmate, Preston Pysh, Lawrence Lepard, James Lavish, Matt Pines & Alex Thorn

Hosts

Danny Knowles
Host known for engaging conversations focused on Bitcoin and its implications.
Peter McCormack
Former host who brought various insightful discussions on Bitcoin's role in finance.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 795 ratings
  • Decent podcast. BTW, Mark Cohodes was onto FTX at least six months before it failed. He presented his findings to Hedgeye Clients around 2 weeks before everything went Tango Uniform...

    Podcast Addict
    5
    Jimbo14
    a month ago
  • Love it

    Great show. So good to hear you and Peter back together again!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Hawk:1
    United States2 months ago
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    Podchaser
    5
    rosichamilton
    3 months ago
  • New host is less aggravating than the original host, but could use a personality

    The bald guy ads absolutely nothing to the conversation. Simply a rehash of the same old guests that have been beating the same dead horse to death for years. His accent and non stop “em’s” are annoying as hell.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    bogeydog88
    Canada4 months ago
  • Jeff, STOP SAYING "RIGHT" AT THE END OF YOUR SENTENCES!! What's happened to so many in the Bitcoin community that they feel they have to add the word "right" to the end of every sentence? It's ridiculous.

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    BOBO
    4 months ago

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Listeners appreciate the in-depth interviews with prominent Bitcoin figures, finding the content both informative and engaging.
There are mixed reviews regarding the new hosting dynamics, with some expressing nostalgia for former hosts while others praise the current approach.
The podcast is seen as a valuable resource for understanding the nuances of Bitcoin, but criticisms arise around the delivery style and focus on certain topics.

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Bitcoin Core v30 Explained: Spam, Filters & the Knots Debate | Antoine Poinsot
Q: How does Bitcoin Core handle feedback regarding changes?
Bitcoin Core is transparent about its decisions, aiming to keep technical and political discussions separate.
Bitcoin Core v30 Explained: Spam, Filters & the Knots Debate | Antoine Poinsot
Q: Can you explain the Bitcoin Core vs. Knots debate?
The debate centers around differences in development philosophy and the implications of Bitcoin Core 30 changes that impact transaction policies.
The AI Revolution That Ends Humanity | Roman Yampolskiy
Q: Is there a potential positive outcome from AI that doesn't kill us?
Yes, I think we'll get most of the benefits, though it may take longer while managing risks through narrow AI applications.
The AI Revolution That Ends Humanity | Roman Yampolskiy
Q: What is your view on the necessity of narrow AI?
I advocate for developing tools for solving specific problems to manage risks while still benefitting from technology.
The AI Revolution That Ends Humanity | Roman Yampolskiy
Q: Is there any way that this can be regulated at a global level that would make you more comfortable?
I really hope so, but current regulations often ignore the big picture and focus on trivial issues instead of existential risks.

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