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The February 03, 2026 episode of the David Lin Podcast features Lyn Alden explaining why a sharp selloff in gold, silver, and Bitcoin reflects a momentum unwind rather than a reversal of long-run debasement dynamics.
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The December 22, 2025 episode of The Bitcoin Edge with Paula features Lyn Alden arguing that heavily indebted states can avoid nominal default while delivering a real default through persistent currency debasement.
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The December 05, 2025 episode of Kitco News features Lyn Alden arguing that the United States has entered a fiscally dominated, “emerging-market light” regime where deficits, AI capex, and asset inflation mask underlying economic weakness.
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The November 19, 2025 episode of Bitcoin Fundamentals features Luke Gromen in conversation with host Preston Pysh on the mounting strains of U.S. fiscal dominance and global funding markets.
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The November 18, 2025 episode of What Bitcoin Did features Lyn Alden explaining how liquidity conditions, fiscal dominance, and shifting investor composition shape Bitcoin and gold performance.
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Recorded on October 08, 2025, BTC Sessions hosts Lyn Alden for a macro and Bitcoin masterclass. Alden argues that fiscal dominance is already imposing real losses on savers and that reserve dynamics are shifting toward a plural mix led by gold with Bitcoin as a neutral settlement rail.
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The August 15, 2025 episode of Galaxy Brains features Lyn Alden analyzing how fiscal dominance weakens central bank independence and entrenches inflation.
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In the August 19, 2024 David Lin Podcast, John Cochrane, a Senior Fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institution, discussed the potential for hyperinflation in the U.S., emphasizing that the root causes lie in fiscal irresponsibility and excessive monetary expansion.
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The August 19, 2024 episode of Coin Stories features Lyn Alden analyzing how U.S. fiscal dominance and Treasury issuance shape markets. Alden expects a more supportive environment as the Federal Reserve transitions from QT to balance-sheet growth.
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