John Nash, Ideal Money, and Bitcoin’s Origin Claims
The August 17, 2025 episode of the Robin Seyr Podcast features Bryan Solstin assessing whether John Nash authored Bitcoin and how “ideal money” frames its purpose.
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Bitcoin Mining as an Energy Market Solution
The August 16, 2025 episode of the What is Money podcast features David Branscum explaining how Bitcoin mining stabilizes energy grids and monetizes wasted resources.
Bitcoin Sovereignty, Centralization Risks, and Adoption
The August 18, 2025 episode of The Bitcoin Edge with Paula features Loren B Hodl outlining Bitcoin’s promise alongside risks from apathy, custody concentration, and governance capture.
Bitcoin, AI, and Escaping Fiat’s Zero-Sum Trap
The August 17, 2025 episode of the Bitcoin Nova Podcast features Jeff Booth explaining how Bitcoin as a protocol contrasts with fiat’s zero-sum system and ensures technological productivity benefits are broadly shared.
US Strategic Bitcoin Reserve from Tariff Surpluses
The August 17, 2025 episode of Adam Livingston podcast features Adam Livingston outlining a plan for the United States to redirect tariff surpluses into a strategic Bitcoin reserve.
Example of a Bitcoin price model
Introduction to our Bitcoin price modeling framework for non-technical readers, with example of the impact of a single 500,000 Bitcoin purchase
Neuromorphic Edge Chips: 100x Speed; 500x Efficiency
The August 15, 2025 episode of Anastasi In Tech features Anastasia explaining a neuromorphic processor, Pulsar, that combines spiking and convolutional neural networks.
Bitcoin ETFs, Custody Risks, and Institutional Adoption
The August 15, 2025 episode of The Last Trade podcast features James Seyffart of Bloomberg Intelligence analyzing the rise of Bitcoin ETFs and their $150 billion in assets. He explains how advisor restrictions, custody concentration, and hedge fund arbitrage shape ETF flows.
Bitcoin’s Design Limits, Market Cycles, and Institutional Risks
The August 15, 2025 episode of the Archie Podcast features Adam Back examining Bitcoin’s cypherpunk roots, the failures of early eCash projects, and the resilience of proof-of-work design.
Fiat Collapse and Bitcoin’s Role in the Next Decade
The August 15, 2025 episode of The Bitcoin Way features Parker Lewis explaining why fiat money is approaching collapse within the next decade.
Fiscal Dominance, Stablecoins, and Bitcoin’s Strategic Role
The August 15, 2025 episode of Galaxy Brains features Lyn Alden analyzing how fiscal dominance weakens central bank independence and entrenches inflation.
Bitcoin Policy, Strategic Reserves, and Energy Integration
The August 15, 2025 episode of the Matador Technologies podcast features Dennis Porter explaining how political advocacy, state-level legislation, and strategic Bitcoin reserves are shaping adoption in the U.S.
The Criminalization of Privacy and Bitcoin’s Legal Future
The August 07, 2025 episode of Bitcoin Magazine podcast features Peter Van Valkenburgh analyzing the Tornado Cash guilty verdict against Roman Storm. He explains how the court’s expansive definition of money transmission contradicts FinCEN’s 2019 guidance and undermines due process.
Understanding Bitcoin Supply & Demand - A Backgrounder
Our Bitcoin price forecast framework is based on aggregate market supply and demand 'working together' to figure out equilibrium prices.