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What Bitcoin Did

Danny Knowles
Bitcoin
US Government
Inflation
Decentralization
Etfs
U.S. National Debt
Global Free Market
Michael Saylor
Crypto
Tether
Financial Warfare
Petrodollar
Cryptography
Philosophy
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 Black
Software engineer with significant contributions to Bitcoin projects and consultancy founder
Consultancy on Bitcoin scripting
Episode: The Truth About Quantum Computing & Bitcoin | Brandon Black
Joe Carlasare
Financial analyst and commentator with a balanced take on Bitcoin markets.
Episode: 2026 Macro Outlook and What It Means for Bitcoin | Joe Carlasare
David Dredge
Expert in risk management and financial derivatives
Convex Strategies
Episode: The Global Financial System Is Structurally Broken | David Dredge
Saifedean Ammous
Author of multiple books on economics and the implications of fiat money
Episode: Fiat Money, Inflation & the Collapse of Civilization | Saifedean Ammous
Mark Suman
Works on private AI called Maple AI, former software engineer at Apple.
Maple AI
Episode: Bitcoin, AI & the Coming Surveillance State | Mark Suman
Brandon Quittem
Bitcoin enthusiast and writer focusing on the intersection of Bitcoin and societal change
Swann
Episode: The Fourth Turning is Here: Bitcoin vs Crisis | Brandon Quittem
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

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Danny Knowles
Host known for insightful interviews with key figures in the Bitcoin space, bringing a calm and intelligent approach to complex discussions.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 856 ratings
  • Little ears friendly

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tinder_user
    United States3 months ago
  • 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
    5 months ago
  • Love it

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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Hawk:1
    United States6 months ago
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    Podchaser
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    rosichamilton
    7 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.

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    bogeydog88
    Canada8 months ago

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The show's return is celebrated, indicating a loyal audience eager for insights on Bitcoin and its implications for society.
Listeners appreciate the show's informative content and quality interviews with notable figures in the Bitcoin community.
There are mixed feelings about the host's opinionated style, with some finding it engaging while others seek a more neutral stance.
Critiques highlight occasional frustrations with perceived biases in discussions, particularly around government roles.

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The Truth About Quantum Computing & Bitcoin | Brandon Black
Q: What do you make of Neven's Law in quantum computing?
While Neven's Law proposes that scaling quantum computing could lead to exponential increases in useful qubits, Brandon is skeptical of this prediction, asserting it lacks historical justification and making it difficult to predict the future developments of quantum technology.
The Truth About Quantum Computing & Bitcoin | Brandon Black
Q: Why is Bitcoin the focus when it comes to quantum computing threats?
Bitcoin is difficult to change compared to other systems, which means any vulnerabilities could remain unaddressed for a significant amount of time, leading to a unique focus on its security in this context.
The Truth About Quantum Computing & Bitcoin | Brandon Black
Q: When did you get into the quantum stuff?
Brandon Black has been tracking the progress of quantum computing throughout most of his professional career due to a natural interest in such complex subjects; he identifies the surge of FUD surrounding quantum as something that has increased over the last year.
The Epstein Files: What They Reveal About Bitcoin & The Dollar System | Mark Goodwin
Q: Did this document drop unearth anything about who he exactly was and who he was working for, where he kind of fit in the power structure?
Epstein is described as a representative of the Rothschild banking dynasty and a master at hiding wealth. He brokered financial power for various elite individuals, indicating his role extended across multiple powerful networks.
The System Is Broken, the Fed Is Trapped | James Lavish
Q: What can you see as the implications of AI on jobs and productivity?
It's likely there will be massive productivity gains, but also a rise in unemployment, potentially leading to discussions around Universal Basic Income.

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2. Joe Carlasare
3. David Dredge
4. Saifedean Ammous
5. Mark Suman
6. Brandon Quittem
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