Bitcoin Versus the Banks

Bitcoin Versus the Banks

By Milan StanojevicBusinessInvesting
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Bitcoin Versus the Banks episodes

  • “Russia & China’s attack on the US dollar” with James Lavish
    James Lavish joins me on today’s episode for a fascinating discussion about the global debt spiral, and how the BRICS countries are collaborating an attack against the US dollar. You can check out his newsletter, “The Informationist,” at www.jameslavish.com. High net-worth folks may want to also visit www.bitcoinopportunity.fund of course, you can also find James on the bird app: @jameslavish. You can find me, the host, Milan Stanojevic on Twitter as well: @milannesic84. You can also shoot me an email at [email protected] I believe in providing value for value, so if you feel like this show is worth a few sats, you can chip in via Lightning: [email protected] Don’t forget to like and follow this show!
    56 min
  • “Lightning Network 101” with Jesse Shrader
    Joining me today is Jesse Shrader, CEO of Amboss Technologies. We sat down to provide a high-level understanding of the Bitcoin lightning network, and to discuss what his company is currently doing in the space.
    Some of the questions that came up include:
    -What argument is often made against Bitcoin with relation to scaling?
    -What exactly is the lightning network?
    -What are lightning channels, and how do they work?
    If you want to follow Jesse, you can find him on Twitter: @Jestopher_BTC. You can visit Amboss’s website at https://www.amboss.space to learn more or to use their services.
    You can find me, Milan, on Twitter: @milannesic84 Feel free to shoot me an email. My address is [email protected]
    Please don’t forget to like, subscribe and follow. This podcast is available on YouTube as well as every major audio streaming service.
    Lastly, if you would like to help support his show and feel that this episode was valuable, you can contribute some spare satoshi to [email protected]
    49 min
  • “Hyperinflation over time” with David St-Onge
    My guest today is David St-Onge, a student of economic history and the author of Bitcoin: Everything You Need to Know.
    Our conversation focuses on hyperinflation. Some of the questions that come up include:
    -How do academics define "hyperinflation?"
    -What led to the hyperinflation in the Weimar Republic, Zimbabwe and Latin America? How were those areas impacted as a result?
    -How does Bitcoin play a role in preventing or dealing with hyperinflation?
    David is on Twitter. His username is @DavidStOnge I encourage you to purchase a copy of his book. You can find it on Amazon here: https://www.amazon.com/Bitcoin-Everything-You-Need-Know/dp/2856083854/ref=nosim?tag=bitcoinversus-20
    You can find me, Milan, on Twitter as well. My handle is @milannesic84. Feel free to write at the following address: [email protected]
    Please like, subscribe and follow. Having a growing audience is obviously helpful to me.
    If. you would like to support this show and feel like this episode was valuable, you can contribute a few sats to [email protected]
    Thanks for watching & listening!
    1 hr 25 min
  • “Bridging the Political Divide” with Trey Walsh
    My guest today is Trey Walsh who is another podcaster. He hosts The Progressive Bitcoiner show.
    In this conversation, we address some of the major social and political issues that affect the United States and Canada. We also touch on the importance of using Bitcoin as a tool to bring people together. The political divide, especially in America, is very real. We don't want Bitcoin to become another political concern.
    You can check out Trey's show on YouTube, Spotify and other streaming services. Trey can be found on Twitter: @ktreywalsh His podcast also has a Twitter page: @TPBPod
    Of course, you can also follow me, Milan, on Twitter: @milannesic84 Feel free to write me an email with questions or comments: [email protected]
    Please like, follow and subscribe. Don't forget that Bitcoin Versus the Banks is available pretty much anywhere - including Spotify, Fountain, YouTube, Rumble and Apple (among others).
    As a value-for-value show, you can support this show if you feel that it has provided you with some value. You can zap some sats to [email protected]
    Thanks for watching or listening!
    58 min
  • “Bitcoin Can Help People” with Brandon Quittem
    In this episode, I sit down with Brandon Quittem of Swan Bitcoin. I ask the same questions from my previous episode with Andrew Bailey to get a different perspective on some issues. You can find Brandon on Twitter: @Bquittem You can find me, Milan Stanojevic: @milannesic84 You can also shoot me an email at [email protected] If you enjoyed this show, please support by following me on Twitter and whichever audio streaming service you’re using. I also have a YouTube channel called Bitcoin Versus the Banks. If you REALLY want to support, send a few sats via Lightning to ⚡️[email protected]
    37 min
  • “Deflation in an inflationary environment” with Jeff Booth
    I'm joined today by the legendary Jeff Booth, author of The Price of Tomorrow.
    In this discussion, Jeff starts off by defining the word "deflation." We go on to talk about what drives deflation; how it contradicts the current monetary system; and how bitcoin serves as a solution.
    I urge you to read his book, which you can find here: https://www.amazon.com/Price-Tomorrow-Deflation-Abundant-Future/dp/B08725C857/ref=nosim?tag=bitcoinversus-20
    You can find me, Milan, on Twitter: @milannesic84
    If you would like to send comments, questions or guest suggestions, please feel free to reach out at [email protected]
    Don't forget to hit that like, subscribe and notification bell to keep updated! You can also follow us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you stream your audio.
    If you found the content in this episode to be valuable, you can zap a few satoshis my way via Lightning: [email protected]
    1 hr 2 min
  • “The ultimate sound money” with Jesse Berger
    I'm joined today by Jesse Berger, the author of Magic Internet Money: A Book About Bitcoin. We sat down to talk about sound money, and the qualities that make any money useable and desirable. Through this discussion, it became clear why Bitcoin is the ultimate money, with its superior divisibility, scarcity, fungibility, security and portability. Jesse and I briefly discussed some common misconceptions, especially the fear, uncertainty and doubt (FUD) related to Bitcoin mining.
    You can follow Jesse on Twitter: @jayberjay You can visit his website at https://magicbitcoinbook.com/ Of course, you should also read his book - Magic Internet Money: https://www.amazon.com/Magic-Internet-Money-About-Bitcoin/dp/1777128404/ref=nosim?tag=bitcoinversus-20
    You can find me, Milan, on Twitter at @milannesic84 Feel free to drop me a line at [email protected] You can ask questions and leave comments. Perhaps there's a guest you'd like to see come on. I'd love to hear from you.
    If you feel that there is value in listening, you can contribute a few sats via lightning: [email protected]
    43 min
  • “Bitcoin is hope for everyone” with Tomer Strolight
    In this episode, Tomer Strolight joins me to discuss Bitcoin’s real potential: to make a profound difference to the world. We investigate many common memes like “bitcoin fixes this” and “come for the money, stay for the movement.” Tomer explains why Bitcoin’s design - its finite supply and issuance schedule - is such a beautiful feat of engineering. Although our discussion is often bleak and depressing, the overall message is a positive one: bitcoin is hope for everyone. I encourage everyone to check out Tomer’s book, Why Bitcoin? You can get a free copy at http://www.swanbitcoin.com/whybitcoin You can find Tomer on Twitter: @TomerStrolight He also has a page on Medium, with several well-written articles: http://TomerStrolight.medium.com You can find me, Milan, on Twitter: @milannesic84 You are welcome to write me at [email protected] If you enjoy the show, please give it a follow. This is a value for value podcast, so if you feel this episode gave you some value, you can donate a few sats via the Fountain app.
    58 min
  • “Canadian banks, pension plans and global debt” with Greg Foss
    On today’s episode, Greg Foss joins me to discuss the state of Canadian banks - their solvency and how mortgages are changing - for the worse. He goes on to define key terms: “fiat” and “ponzi.” Additionally, we explore how money is made. And Greg gives us his current and future valuation of the Bitcoin price in US dollars. You can find him on Twitter: @fossgregfoss Greg is a leading member of the Bitcoin Opportunity Fund: https://bitcoinopportunity.fund And he helps run a program called Looking Glass Education: https://www.lookingglassesducation.com Please check those out. You can find me, Milan, on Twitter: @milannesic84 Or you can email: [email protected] If you feel that there is value in listening, you can contribute a few sats to ⚡️[email protected]
    1 hr 4 min
  • Market update, news and mini-lesson # 1
    In this episode, I provide an update on the current price of bitcoin, share recent bitcoin, related news stories and offer a mini lesson about the technology. Don’t forget to hit that like and subscribe button. You can find me on Twitter: @milannesic84. You can also email me at [email protected]
    19 min

About Bitcoin Versus the Banks

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For most people, bitcoin is this mysterious thing they know very little about. What is commonly known about it comes from mainstream media, narratives like - it’s purely a speculative token or mining is terrible for the environment.