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16: Peruvian Bull ON: The Japanese Maginot Line
In this episode of The Block Reward, host Scott Dedels talks with Peruvian Bull, an expert in global debt markets. They discuss the challenges central banks face with the US dollar's dominance and the growing global debt. Peruvian Bull shares his "Dollar End Game" thesis, examining the implications of the dollar's reserve currency status and the risks of debt expansion. They explore the Federal Reserve's rate hikes, Japan's economic struggles and the abstraction of financial markets. Peruvian Bull also speaks on Bitcoin's potential as a global currency and reserve asset, its adoption, and the role of energy in its growth.
Peruvian Bull is a Peruvian-American scholar, researcher, and educator hailing from the Pacific Northwest. Born and raised in Seattle, he attended a local university where he graduated Magna Cum Laude with degrees in Finance, Economics, and Entrepreneurship. He has studied also in South America and plans to complete a Master's degree at the London School of Economics. He currently works at a private equity fintech firm as an analyst and advisor for financial services.
What We Discuss:
(00:04:40) Peruvian Bull's explanation of the dollar end game thesis, discussing the global reserve system and the potential impact on the US dollar.
(00:09:42) Analysis of the growth of indebtedness and its implications for the US, including interest expense and potential consequences.
(00:20:35) Explanation of how countries defend their currencies, the impact of carry trades and the challenges they face.
(00:21:29) Discussion on Japan's post-World War II economic growth, its 30-year economic malaise, and the Bank of Japan's interventions as well as its attempts to stimulate growth, quantitative easing, and the implementation of yield curve control.
(00:35:49) The interconnectedness of global financial systems, the impact of currency crises on various countries and potential solutions.
(00:40:36) Discussion on the limitations of manipulating the financial economy, the crash impact on financial derivatives, and the sustainability of the current system.
(00:43:32) The layered financial system and the role of the Lightning Network in handling microtransactions.
(00:45:23) The importance of Bitcoin adoption and its potential impact on global monetary systems, focusing on energy as a base commodity.
Episode Resources:
The Dollar Stack | Newsletter
Peruvian Bull | YouTube
The Dollar Endgame: Hyperinflation Is Coming | Book
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By Scott Dedels
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In this episode of The Block Reward, host Scott Dedels talks with Peruvian Bull, an expert in global debt markets. They discuss the challenges central banks face with the US dollar's dominance and the growing global debt. Peruvian Bull shares his "Dollar End Game" thesis, examining the implications of the dollar's reserve currency status and the risks of debt expansion. They explore the Federal Reserve's rate hikes, Japan's economic struggles and the abstraction of financial markets. Peruvian Bull also speaks on Bitcoin's potential as a global currency and reserve asset, its adoption, and the role of energy in its growth.
Peruvian Bull is a Peruvian-American scholar, researcher, and educator hailing from the Pacific Northwest. Born and raised in Seattle, he attended a local university where he graduated Magna Cum Laude with degrees in Finance, Economics, and Entrepreneurship. He has studied also in South America and plans to complete a Master's degree at the London School of Economics. He currently works at a private equity fintech firm as an analyst and advisor for financial services.
What We Discuss:
(00:04:40) Peruvian Bull's explanation of the dollar end game thesis, discussing the global reserve system and the potential impact on the US dollar.
(00:09:42) Analysis of the growth of indebtedness and its implications for the US, including interest expense and potential consequences.
(00:20:35) Explanation of how countries defend their currencies, the impact of carry trades and the challenges they face.
(00:21:29) Discussion on Japan's post-World War II economic growth, its 30-year economic malaise, and the Bank of Japan's interventions as well as its attempts to stimulate growth, quantitative easing, and the implementation of yield curve control.
(00:35:49) The interconnectedness of global financial systems, the impact of currency crises on various countries and potential solutions.
(00:40:36) Discussion on the limitations of manipulating the financial economy, the crash impact on financial derivatives, and the sustainability of the current system.
(00:43:32) The layered financial system and the role of the Lightning Network in handling microtransactions.
(00:45:23) The importance of Bitcoin adoption and its potential impact on global monetary systems, focusing on energy as a base commodity.
Episode Resources:
The Dollar Stack | Newsletter
Peruvian Bull | YouTube
The Dollar Endgame: Hyperinflation Is Coming | Book
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