AI Deflation, Open Source Competition, and Bitcoin Under Stress
The January 29, 2026 episode of the Moonshots podcast features Cathie Wood arguing that converging AI-era technologies could push global real GDP growth toward 7% through 2030.
Geopolitics
AI Infrastructure, Power Constraints, and the Next Global Race
The January 27, 2026 episode of the Peter H. Diamandis Podcast features the Moonshot panel looking at Davos 2026 and examining how artificial intelligence has moved from a sectoral technology to a system-shaping force.
Silver Shock Signals and Strategic Metals Geopolitics
The January 26, 2026 episode of the TFTC podcast features Josh Phair arguing that gold and silver’s repricing reflects a “metals war” shaped by geopolitics, security priorities, and contested control over physical supply.
Japan’s Bond Trap and the Fight for Neutral Reserves
The January 20, 2026 episode of the Coin Stories podcast features Luke Gromen arguing that the dollar-based system is entering a higher-volatility phase where geopolitics, energy constraints, and sovereign debt interact in unstable ways.
Private Money, Public Power: Stablecoins, Bitcoin, & the U.S. Monetary Worldview
The debate over stablecoins and Bitcoin is often framed as a technical argument about speed, fees, or volatility. What is really at stake is not payments technology, but which monetary worldview policymakers are trying to preserve.
Gold Revaluation, BRICS Rails, and Bitcoin’s Strategic Position
The September 10, 2025 episode of the Brandon Gentile podcast features Andy Schectman arguing that US policymakers are preparing a controlled exit from dollar reserve status.
Bitcoin as a Political Weapon and Nation-State Strategy
The November 30, 2025 episode of the Robin Seyr Podcast features Prince Filip of Serbia outlining how Bitcoin’s politicization is reshaping nation-state strategy, banking power, and energy markets.