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Podcast Show Notes – BitcoinHardTalk Episode 70
BitcoinHardTalk Episode 70: Bitcoin, Geopolitics & USAID’s Dirty Money
🎙️ Host: Simon Dixon
đź“… Episode Release Date:Â 14th February 2025
⏳ Episode Length: 2:50:33
The global financial empire is collapsing in real time. The United States is retreating from global dominance, BRICS is rising, Saudi Arabia is brokering peace, and the fiat system is imploding under unsustainable debt.
Meanwhile, Bitcoin is becoming the reserve asset of choice for corporations, hedge funds, and even U.S. state governments. But as Bitcoin adoption accelerates, Wall Street is flooding in—pushing ETFs, stablecoins, and tokenized assets to control the next phase of the financial system.
This episode of BitcoinHardTalk dives deep into:
The transition is happening now. Will you front-run the collapse, or will you wake up too late?
✅ This Week in Bitcoin – Bitcoin is no longer an outsider asset. Public companies, hedge funds, and even U.S. states are allocating BTC. Meanwhile, Wall Street is pushing ETFs, stablecoins, and tokenized assets to maintain control over digital finance.
✅ This Week in Macro – The U.S. economy is in freefall. With a $2.1 trillion budget deficit and $14 trillion in debt to refinance, America is deliberately weakening the dollar as BRICS nations hoard gold and Bitcoin.
✅ This Week in Geopolitics – The Trump-Putin axis emerges as Saudi Arabia brokers peace in Ukraine and Palestine. Meanwhile, the deep state is moving toward AI-controlled financial systems, using stablecoins and digital governance to replace traditional monetary policy.
📩 Stay Ahead of the Shift – Follow Simon Dixon:
đź”— X (formerly Twitter): Simon Dixon on X
đź”— YouTube: Simon Dixon on YouTube
đź”— Telegram Community: Simon Dixon on Telegram
đź”— Bitcoin Wealth Builder Program: Sign Up Here
This podcast is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, or legal advice. The views expressed are those of Simon Dixon based on current macroeconomic and geopolitical trends. Always conduct your own research before making financial decisions.
Podcast Show Notes – BitcoinHardTalk Episode 70
BitcoinHardTalk Episode 70: Bitcoin, Geopolitics & USAID’s Dirty Money
🎙️ Host: Simon Dixon
đź“… Episode Release Date:Â 14th February 2025
⏳ Episode Length: 2:50:33
The global financial empire is collapsing in real time. The United States is retreating from global dominance, BRICS is rising, Saudi Arabia is brokering peace, and the fiat system is imploding under unsustainable debt.
Meanwhile, Bitcoin is becoming the reserve asset of choice for corporations, hedge funds, and even U.S. state governments. But as Bitcoin adoption accelerates, Wall Street is flooding in—pushing ETFs, stablecoins, and tokenized assets to control the next phase of the financial system.
This episode of BitcoinHardTalk dives deep into:
The transition is happening now. Will you front-run the collapse, or will you wake up too late?
✅ This Week in Bitcoin – Bitcoin is no longer an outsider asset. Public companies, hedge funds, and even U.S. states are allocating BTC. Meanwhile, Wall Street is pushing ETFs, stablecoins, and tokenized assets to maintain control over digital finance.
✅ This Week in Macro – The U.S. economy is in freefall. With a $2.1 trillion budget deficit and $14 trillion in debt to refinance, America is deliberately weakening the dollar as BRICS nations hoard gold and Bitcoin.
✅ This Week in Geopolitics – The Trump-Putin axis emerges as Saudi Arabia brokers peace in Ukraine and Palestine. Meanwhile, the deep state is moving toward AI-controlled financial systems, using stablecoins and digital governance to replace traditional monetary policy.
📩 Stay Ahead of the Shift – Follow Simon Dixon:
đź”— X (formerly Twitter): Simon Dixon on X
đź”— YouTube: Simon Dixon on YouTube
đź”— Telegram Community: Simon Dixon on Telegram
đź”— Bitcoin Wealth Builder Program: Sign Up Here
This podcast is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, or legal advice. The views expressed are those of Simon Dixon based on current macroeconomic and geopolitical trends. Always conduct your own research before making financial decisions.