Gold, Silver and Bitcoin in a $350T Debt World
The February 24, 2026 episode of Kitco News features Frank Holmes assessing how a $350 trillion global debt overhang is reshaping demand for gold, silver, and Bitcoin.
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The Gradual Print: Fiscal Dominance, Gold Reserves, and Bitcoin’s Next Cycle
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.
Leverage Shocks, Structured Selling, and Bitcoin’s Debasement Trade
The November 21, 2025 episode of Kitco News features Mark Moss analyzing recent Bitcoin volatility driven by leverage unwinds and a large “structured seller” active at 9:30 a.m. Eastern.
Bitcoin, Liquidity Stress, and the New Corporate Treasury Cycle
The November 19, 2025 episode of Kitco News features Jack Mallers explaining why Bitcoin’s sharp drawdown reflects one of the tightest U.S. liquidity regimes in years rather than a structural failure.
Crisis and Transition: Reforming Monetary Foundations
On April 02, 2025, the Kitco News broadcast with Larry Lepard scrutinized an unsustainable monetary system marked by excessive money printing, mounting debt, and deepening wealth inequality. Lepard presented gold and Bitcoin as potential anchors for a sound money transition.
Bitcoin Reserve and Global Asset Realignment
On February 13, 2025, the Kitco News episode featuring Jeff Booth examined Bitcoin's role as a strategic reserve in sovereign wealth funds. The discussion contrasted Bitcoin’s deflationary, decentralized structure with debased fiat systems while highlighting regulatory and liquidity challenges.
El Salvador’s Bitcoin Experiment: Two Years On – Key Insights and Future Prospects
The October 4, 2023 episode from Kitco News aired an interview with Tristan Thoma, in which he delved into El Salvador’s journey two years after making Bitcoin legal tender. He highlights that Bitcoin is primarily being used to facilitate remittances.