Bitcoin, Education, and the Sustainable Abundance Triad
The November 23, 2025 episode of the Robin Seyr Podcast features Boyd Cohen explaining how fiat-era education and institutional incentives shape public resistance to Bitcoin.
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Murray Rudd
Dr. Murray Rudd is an applied environmental economist and policy researcher. His full attention is now on the economic, social, technical, and environmental impacts and potential of emerging technologies.
Top-Heavy Markets, Stablecoins, and Bitcoin’s Next Move
The November 23, 2025 episode of the Green Candle podcast features James Check explaining why the current drawdown looks more like a compressed bear market than a routine correction.
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Why Stacking Bitcoin at All-Time Highs Still Makes Sense in 2025
The November 22, 2025 episode of the Robin Seyr Podcast features Stephan Livera explaining why disciplined stacking around $85–95K can still be rational in a maturing market.
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AI Agents, Biosecurity, and the Non-Human Economy
The November 20, 2025 episode of Moonshots with Peter Diamandis features Salim Ismail, Dave Blundin, and Alexander Wissner-Gross examining Google’s Gemini 3 as a shift from narrow tools to integrated AI agents.
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Mining’s Hidden Centralization and the Energy Narrative
The November 22, 2025 episode of the Mr. M Podcast features Kristian Csepcsar explaining how Bitcoin mining’s simple mechanics intersect with complex energy, centralization, and financial realities.
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Leverage Shocks, Structured Selling, and Bitcoin’s Debasement Trade
The November 21, 2025 episode of Kitco News features Mark Moss analyzing recent Bitcoin volatility driven by leverage unwinds and a large “structured seller” active at 9:30 a.m. Eastern.
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Difficulty, Fees, and the Squeeze on Bitcoin Miners
The November 21, 2025 episode of McNallie Money features Kaan Farahani and Anthony Power dissecting October Bitcoin mining data and sector trends.
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Reigniting Bitcoin’s Utility: Fees, Governance, and Competitive Layer-2s
The October 21, 2025 episode of Supply Shock features Paul Sztorc arguing that durable security requires fee-backed usage, not custodial abstractions or marketing narratives.
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Bitcoin Settlement Rails, Stablecoins, and the SWIFT Displacement Thesis
The October 21, 2025 episode of Coin Stories features David Marcus outlining Bitcoin’s role as a neutral settlement layer for global payments.
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Bitcoin Under Repression: Aid Rails, Activism, and Energy Options in Venezuela
The October 22, 2025 episode of What Bitcoin Did features Leopoldo López detailing how opposition networks used Bitcoin to bypass state-controlled finance. He explains a pivot from stablecoins to Bitcoin for large-scale humanitarian payouts and activist support, alongside resilient communications.
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Privacy, Decentralization, and Federated E-Cash
The November 20, 2025 episode of the Isabel Foxen Duke podcast features Obi Nwosu explaining why privacy is essential to Bitcoin’s cypherpunk foundations and how federated e-cash mints operationalize that principle.
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Bitcoin, Liquidity Shocks and the Fiat Endgame
The November 20, 2025 episode of the Bitcoin for Millennials podcast features Lawrence Lepard and James Lavish dissecting why Bitcoin’s price has slumped despite a strengthening macro thesis.
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