Bitcoin Resilience in MENA Markets
The June 28, 2024 episode of Coin Stories with Oday Kamal explores how economic crises and regulatory fragmentation in the Middle East and North Africa drive Bitcoin adoption as a secure store of value.
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Securing Bitcoin: Mitigating Emerging Vulnerabilities
The March 05, 2025 Coin Stories episode with Jameson Lopp dissects pressing Bitcoin security concerns, from address poisoning to third-party custody risks. The discussion underscores technical and human-centric vulnerabilities, emphasizing verification, backups, and proactive detection.
Metaplanet’s Bitcoin Pivot: Strategic Insights for the Future
On March 04, 2025, Coin Stories featured Simon Gerovich discussing Metaplanet’s transformative shift from hospitality to a Bitcoin-first strategy, marked by a dramatic market cap surge and strategic asset reallocation.
VanEck’s Outlook: Institutional Shifts, Sovereign Reserves, and Bitcoin’s Future Path
The December 16, 2024 episode of Coin Stories features Matthew Sigel discussing the
evolving perspectives on Bitcoin as an emerging global asset facing complex regulatory, market, and geopolitical pressures.
Bitcoin as the New Oil: U.S. Fiscal Strategy and Global Market Rebalancing
The December 3, 2024 episode of The Coin Stories podcast features Luke Gromen discussing the U.S. fiscal crisis, rising global trade tensions, and Bitcoin’s potential adoption as a strategic reserve asset.
Semler Scientific’s Bitcoin Treasury Strategy: A Contrarian Approach
The November 21, 2024 episode of the Coin Stories podcast features Eric Semler, Chairman of Semler Scientific, discussing his company's adoption of a Bitcoin treasury strategy, paralleling Michael Saylor’s approach at MicroStrategy.
Bitcoin as Digital Capital: Strategy for U.S. Economic Dominance
The November 18, 2024 episode of the Coin Stories podcast features Michael Saylor discussing the implications of Bitcoin's growing prominence in the context of a shifting political landscape in the U.S., emphasizing the transformative potential of the recent "Red Wave."