Bitcoin: On the Way to $400K? with Andrew Edstrom SLP605 Andrew rejoins me to discuss government debt levels, retirement planning on Bitcoin, price modeling, risks of leverage, yield on Bitcoin and more.
Can a Decentralized US become a reality? Ryan McMaken explains
Is it wrong to take a fiat loan from someone to buy bitcoin and take advantage of someone's information asymmetry? @Pierre Rochard explains his thoughts
@Alexander Leishman of @River joins me to talk about Bitcoin Custody and Proof of Reserves. Will more Bitcoiners expect Proof of Reserves from their exchanges and custodians?
You can have credit in a full reserve banking system, but it'll be very different to how credit works today. Credit as it is today is fiat subsidised and backed. So it is artificially cheaper, it causes the boom-bust cycle, and it rewards insiders.
@tank shares his insight on the tradeoffs with @Liquid Network and Bitcoin.
Ryan McMaken, Executive Editor and Economist at the Mises Institute, explains the concept of โ€˜Radical Decentralizationโ€™ and why secession is more important now than ever.
Why can't money be stable or neutral? Philipp Bagus explains
Silent Payments is a new approach to improving privacy and useability of Bitcoin. Imagine not needing to manually create new addresses? Josie and Ruben Somsen join me to discuss how it's possible. Silent Payments overview Contrast with other techniques such as BIP47 Light client support Stopping address re-use Base layer privacy discussion