What Bitcoin Did unpacks Bitcoin’s role in reshaping money, freedom, and the future of finance.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 92 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyBusinessInvesting |
Rational Root is a Bitcoin on-chain & cycle analyst.
In this episode, we discuss the current state of the Bitcoin market, why institutional adoption remains in its early stages, and how on-chain metrics suggest there’s still room for upside. We als... more
Jameson Lopp is the co-founder of Casa, and a long-time Bitcoin security expert.
In this episode, we discuss the state of Bitcoin self-custody, the growing threat of physical attacks on Bitcoiners, and why UX remains a major barrier to adoption. We... more
Jeff Walton is a financial analyst and a former reinsurance broker with a focus on MicroStrategy.
In this episode, we discuss MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin playbook, the impact of FASB fair value accounting, and how MSTR are using convertible debt and eq... more
Alex Leishman is the CEO & CTO of River.
In this episode, we discuss the nuances of self-custody versus custodial solutions, the challenges of securing Bitcoin, and the trade-offs between decentralisation and scalability. We also get into the quant... more
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Danny has some unique talent at keeping the show and his guests on topic and on rails in a way that makes the topics he covers very easy to listen to despite the innate complexity of the subject. Well done!
This podcast is for everyone and give knowledge that is the most valuable at this point!!!
I always felt WBD deserved a taller, more attractive host. I just wish Danny was more opinionated. Drop about 20% British polity and increase your American hodl ratio by 15% with another 4% junseth and 1% max keiser. That should do it.
Was not wise to end WBD just before this cycle peak. Great to have it back with Danny. Hoping we see Pete back involved too soon. Request, please bring the original WBD music back. Missing that too!
The legendary Danny Knowles is back with our favorite guests. Delighted to fill the void again in my life…..
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