In this podcast episode, Luke Belmar & Colin Yurcisin delve into the history and current state of the monetary system, discussing the role of debt, the removal of the gold standard, and the introduction of central bank digital currencies. They critique the banking system and the unlimited printing of money, drawing parallels to the fall of the Roman Empire a ... Show More
Jan 2025
BTC219: The Big Print w/ Lawrence Lepard
This episode dives deep into the systemic issues of broken money, the hidden impact of inflation, and the concentration of power in financial systems. Our guest unpacks how sound money, Bitcoin, and decentralization could lead to a fairer, more stable society. We discuss historic ... Show More
54m 46s
Nov 2016
TIP 113 : Jim Rickards and the Road to Ruin (Business Podcast)
IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL LEARN: Why we faced a crisis in 1998 and 2008, and why me might have an even bigger crisis in 2018. That the FED is leveraged 113-1, and why the IMF will be bailing out the FED during the next crisis. What “SDR money ” is and why it will become the new glo ... Show More
44m 24s
Nov 2023
194. The Debt Bubble with Luke Gromen
<p>Join Luke Gromen and Saifedean in a conversation unpacking the theory of dedollarization. They delve into the implications of negative real rates, the gold market, the impact of oil on the global economy, and potential future actions by the Federal Reserve.<br/><br/><b>Referen ... Show More
1h 53m
Mar 2022
BTC070: Bitcoin Round Table w/ Joe Carlasare, Jeff Ross, and Jay Gould (Bitcoin Podcast)
IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL LEARN: 01:15 - Thoughts on the dollar remaining a global reserve currency. 06:40 - How much the fixed income market and inflation is going to influence the broader market conditions. 11:55 - Will negative interest rate spreads really matter that much? 20:1 ... Show More
1h 17m
Dec 2020
21. Central Bank Digital Currencies, the Small Reset, and was Hayek a shitcoiner?
<p>In today’s seminar we discuss Central Bank Digital Currencies and what they mean for Bitcoin. What are the likely contours of a new global monetary system, in the wake of the global economic crises? Finally we examine Hayek’s proposal for competing currencies and whether it ma ... Show More
1h 37m