Bitcoin Fixes This

Pete Rizzo is a reporter, editor and Bitcoin historian. We talk about altcoins and specifically his article on Forbes arguing against them. Pete tells us about his thinking in writing the article, the importance of moral arguments and his pivot to historically documenting Bitcoin.

Read-through of https://jimmysong.substack.com/p/taxes-are-revenue-theater-bitcoin

Aarika Rhodes is a candidate for Congress in California’s San Fernando Valley. We talk about her perspectives, her registering to run for Congress and the incumbent Brad Sherman. Aarika also tells us about her vision for education, foster care and the realities of campaigning.

Read-through of https://jimmysong.substack.com/p/bitcoin-is-toxic-to-fiat-mentality

Jay is a startup veteran with multiple exits and of course, a Bitcoiner.  In this episode we talk about Venture Capital, the engine of startups  and its corruption by fiat money. Learn why VC money is often poison and  how a savings-based entrepreneurship is superior.

Preston Pysh is a financial analyst, podcaster and bitcoiner. We talk about Evergrande, contagion and the potential for this to be another Lehman. Preston also tells us about the Chinese emphasis on real estate as a store of value, how other real estate development companies might also be in trouble and how this whole thing might resolve.

Read-through of https://jimmysong.substack.com/p/people-conform-to-systems-bitcoin

Nik Bhatia is a writer, financial professional and bitcoiner. We talk about the history of money, how cash developed and the long road to the current layers of money that we have now. Nik also tells us about different monetary instruments, how central banks work and the eurodollar that the Fed bailed out in 2008.

Read-through of https://jimmysong.substack.com/p/spending-down-trust-bitcoin-tech

Rahim Taghizadegan is an Austrian Economist living in Vienna and the author of Austrian School for Investors. We talk about the Austrian school of Economics, its axioms and contrast it with other schools of economics. Rahim also tells us about the Free Cities project, why trust is a form of capital and how Bitcoin has taught Austrian economists.