In this episode of The Bitcoin IFA Podcast, Dan sits down with Sam Roberts to explore one simple but powerful question:

If you’re responsible for managing other people’s money… can you afford to ignore Bitcoin?

Rather than hype or price predictions, this discussion focuses on risk, fiduciary responsibility, and scenario analysis.

• What happens if Bitcoin goes to zero?
• What happens if it 10x’s?
• What happens if it 100x’s over 30 years?

And perhaps more importantly…

• What happens if fiat continues to debase?

What We Cover

• Why fiat currency is structurally designed to expand
• Fixed supply vs unlimited supply: basic supply and demand
• Why “Bitcoin to zero” is a responsible scenario to model
• Why ignoring Bitcoin may itself be reckless
• 3–5% global adoption
• The Cantillon effect and long-term currency debasement
• Why a 1–5% allocation deserves serious analysis
• Government bans, quantum computing & common objections
• Intergenerational wealth vs short-term speculation

Key Quotes From This Episode

“It’s worth running the numbers if it goes to zero. But it’s also worth running the numbers if it 10xs.”

“As soon as you have a central power, it seems to be human nature to debase the currency.”

“You compare Bitcoin against fiat — Bitcoin is better than all of them.”

“I can take some responsibility myself and improve my own life by opting out of this system…”

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