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Formal research, analytical essays, open models, and research notes.
The September 29, 2025 episode of the Robin Seyr Podcast features Jim Carucci outlining how agentic AI can deliver comparable results at roughly one-tenth the cost of model-centric workflows.
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The September 26, 2025 episode of the Isabel Foxen Duke podcast features Ethan Heilman outlining why OP_CAT enables cautious experimentation while respecting Bitcoin’s conservative design.
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The September 26, 2025 episode of the Peter H. Diamandis Podcast features Brian Elliott, Emad Mostaque, and Dave Blundin analyzing whether current AI momentum reflects substance or speculation.
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The September 29, 2025 episode of the Bitcoin Infinity Show features Lyudmyla Kozlovska detailing how financial surveillance and cross-border data sharing are weaponized against lawful civic actors.
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September 29, 2025 on the Final Settlement podcast, a panel examines Tether’s headline $500B valuation, a U.S.-focused “USA” stablecoin effort, and how market plumbing shapes adoption.
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Based on 16 long-form interviews with Michael Saylor, this AI-generated audio podcast helps listeners understand Saylors evolving views on Bitcoin, corporate treasuries, and Bitcoin's role in the financial world.
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Based on briefing notes for 44 long-form interviews and panel discussions from a variety of YouTube channels, this AI-generated Core versus Knots debate helps non-technical listeners cut to the core positions for the different camps.
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The September 25, 2025 episode of Supply Shock features Murch explaining how Bitcoin Core v30 reshapes operations for nodes, wallets, and miners.
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The September 02, 2025 episode of the Bitcoin Mechanic podcast features Jason Hughes explaining how large, contiguous OP_RETURN payloads change security, legal exposure, and network reliability.
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The September 25, 2025 episode of a Bitcoin Magazine podcast features Matt Cole and Jeff Walton explaining why an all-stock Semler transaction can be BTC-per-share accretive.
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The September 27, 2025 episode of What Bitcoin Did features Samson Mow analyzing the Core vs. Knots split. The discussion centers on mempool policy divergence, OP_RETURN defaults, fee-floor erosion, UTXO growth, and governance trust.
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The September 27, 2025 episode of the Brandon Gentile Podcast features British HODL arguing that disciplined buying and holding of Bitcoin outperforms most alternatives.
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