Anil’s Beautiful Bitcoin Presentations
9 presentations, 500 slides, 8 languages. All for free.
9 presentations, 500 slides, 8 languages. All for free.
Caitlin Long is the Founder and CEO of Custodia bank. In this interview, we discuss the financial system’s instability, the impact of COVID-19, and the role of the Federal Reserve. We talk about the different types of banks, the stability of the banking system, the history of debt reduction by US presidents and the role of interest rates. The podcast also covers the power of federal bank regulators, the divide among Americans on various social issues and the potential of Bitcoin.
The history of Bitcoin genesis in the original Satoshi Nakamoto’s emails at The Cryptography Mailing List. Includes exchanges with Hal Finney.
We are talking big numbers here. Long interview grab yourself a beer and enjoy.
Jeff Booth is the Author of The Price of Tomorrow and CEO/Chairman of Ego Death Capital. In this interview, we discuss how Bitcoin fundamentals (such as its approach to the blockchain trilemma, centring on truth, and its deflationary effects) run counter to current economic theories, making Bitcoin’s signal harder for some to find.
Lyn Alden goes back to first principles to answer this question, helping us to understand the importance of Bitcoin, specially in the current macro economic environment.
Thought a lot about what to write here and came to the conclusion that this is highlevel mindblowing ball out of the park must watch chat with Preston Pysh and Jeff Booth. Just to give you an idea imagine having a mentor persona, better than yourself, for the future (meaning forever).
At Dallas’ world-class business campus, Old Parkland, Parker Lewis explained why bitcoin is the ultimate solution to monetary inflation, how bitcoin adoption occurs over time, and why bitcoin is the greatest asymmetric opportunity today.
Daniel Batten: in July 2023, GreenpeaceUSA published a report “Investing in Bitcoin’s Climate Pollution”. My rebuttal argues that the report recycles many already widely-debunked claims about Bitcoin, uses unsubstantiated fear about “what might happen” rather than evidence to influence readers, and repeatedly avoids important contextualizing information in order to present a skewed and in many cases false appraisal of Bitcoin.
We interact with Bitcoin in a completely different way we interact with regular fiat money. So if you’re new to Bitcoin you have to be careful and take some time to learn how to buy, store and make transactions.
Start with these 5 top tips for beginners from Ben @BTCSessions YouTube Channel.