Bitcoin as a Global Asset: Insights on ETFs, Sovereigns, and Market Evolution
The November 22, 2024, episode of the The Last Trade podcast features James Van Straten, senior analyst at CoinDesk, exploring Bitcoin’s shifting role in global finance.
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Bitcoin as a U.S. Strategic Reserve: Navigating Economic Stability and Inflation
The November 8, 2024 episode of The Last Trade podcast features Lawrence Lepard and David Foley discussing the current economic and fiscal issues facing the U.S. and the world, with a particular focus on Bitcoin as a potential solution to systemic challenges.
Bitcoin’s Path to Financial Integration and Adoption
The November 1, 2024 episode of The Last Trade podcast features Cam Doody and Bradley Chambers exploring Bitcoin’s maturation as a financial asset on the 16th anniversary of its whitepaper.
Bitcoin’s Portfolio Power: An Institutional Edge
The October 25, 2024 episode of The Last Trade podcast features Mark Connors discussing Bitcoin’s emerging role in portfolio diversification and institutional investment, emphasizing its unique risk-reward profile compared to traditional assets.
Bitcoin’s Role as a Hurdle Rate: A New Benchmark for Institutional Investors
The October 18, 2024 episode of The Last Trade features Richard Byworth, a former investment banker turned Bitcoin enthusiast, discusses the potential of Bitcoin as an asset class, specifically emphasizing how it can be positioned as a “hurdle rate” for investment decisions.
The Dire Debasement Dilemma: Insights on Inflation, U.S. Debt, and Bitcoin’s Role
The September 27, 2024 episode of The Last Trade features Gary Brode discussing the complex financial and macroeconomic environment focusing on inflation, U.S. debt, and the Federal Reserve's decisions.
Securing Bitcoin’s Future: The Evolution of Multi-Institution Custody
This discussion, by Onramp Media hosts, in their September 18, 2024 webinar focuses on the advancements in custody solutions, emphasizing multi-institution custody as a scalable and secure alternative to traditional self-custody and exchange-based methods.