
What Bitcoin Did unpacks Bitcoin’s role in reshaping money, freedom, and the future of finance.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 219 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyBusinessInvesting | |||

“Our vision was one, his vision was different. Why would he stay?”
Nacho Pauls, Chief Commercial Officer at OCEAN, joins me to discuss why Luke Dashjr and Mechanic left the company, the fallout from BIP110, and how the controversy cost the pool ne... more
"This doesn’t stop, it accelerates from here."
Rob Hamilton returns to discuss the AI attacks on Bitcoin, the fallout from the Coldcard hack and the volunteers racing to find vulnerabilities before hackers do. He explains how the Bitcoin Red Team ... more
“The people who bet right by being early to Bitcoin are the ones who get blamed.”
Avik Roy returns to discuss why he believes America’s debt crisis is far worse than official forecasts suggest, and why Bitcoiners shouldn’t assume they’ll be safe. ... more
“The worst thing is to not own any of it.”
Eric Yakes returns to discuss why he believes Bitcoin’s four-year cycle is breaking, why diminishing returns may not be inevitable, and how institutional and nation-state demand could change the next rall... more
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Danny consistently asks thought-provoking questions and explores up to date information in the world of Bitcoin and the modern financial system. His guests are some of the brightest and most articulate in the space. Thank you for all of the tireless work you do to continue the mission of educating the public about what Bitcoin did and how it will free us all from the slavery that is the fiat monetary system.
Typical zealotry. Not anything sophisticated or deep understanding of real world markets and finance. Just a bunch of hyperbole and cult members throwing their sayings and phrases back and forth to each other. Same clown show as most Bitcoin podcasts. I say this as a bitcoiner.
A top crypto podcast with focus on BTC.
Danny asks the questions I would ask, and gets his very well informed guests to clarify terms for those of us learning financials on the fly. Thank you Danny!
Love it. I can play this podcast with kid sin the car and not have to worry about f-bombs. Well done Danny! Peter’s great but he swore too much. I had to listen to the old pod alone.
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Listeners tend to seek a rigorous, macro‑driven take on Bitcoin and related technologies, with frequent forays into policy, regulation, and the broader financial system. Episodes balance deep-dive technical topics (self‑custody, liquidity, Bitcoin as money) with big‑picture discussions on AI, macro cycles, and regulatory risk, often featuring prominent industry figures and researchers. The show stands out for its structured debates, data‑driven narratives, and practical sponsor integrations that align with professional investors, builders, and policy-minded audiences who want actionable insights alongside thoughtful commentary on long‑term adoption and governance.
Noteworthy is a pattern of mixing technical security discussions (eg, self‑c... more
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Recent guests on What Bitcoin Did include:
1. Rob Hamilton
2. Avik Roy
3. Eric Yakes
4. Dhruv Bansal
5. Alan Lane
6. Jordi Visser
7. Andy Constan
8. Peter St Onge
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