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Freddie New is the Head of Policy at Bitcoin Policy UK, advocating for sensible Bitcoin regulations in the United Kingdom. With a background in law and lobbying, he works tirelessly to educate policymakers and the public about Bitcoin's potential in the UK financial landscape.
› Follow Freddie: https://twitter.com/freddienew
› Bitcoin Policy UK: https://bitcoinpolicy.uk
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🕑 TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Introduction to Bitcoin and Financial Systems
02:06 - Understanding Modern Money and Debt
08:06 - The Consequences of a Credit-Based System
13:10 - Government Debt and Economic Implications
22:11 - The Unsustainable Nature of Low Interest Rates
28:28 - Bitcoin: A New Paradigm in Money
36:03 - The Psychological Challenge of Understanding Money
40:33 - The Complexity of Modern Financial Systems
50:34 - The Impact of Monetary Policy on Generations
55:43 - Bitcoin as a Solution to Financial Insecurity
ℹ️ EPISODE SUMMARY
Bram Kanstein and Freddie New examine the instability of traditional finance and Bitcoin's role as a critical alternative. They analyze how the 2008 financial crisis revealed fundamental flaws in our monetary system. This discussion covers:
This conversation explores the credit-dependent nature of financial systems, the consequences of monetary expansion, and how Bitcoin offers an alternative pathway to wealth preservation and financial autonomy.
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Freddie New is the Head of Policy at Bitcoin Policy UK, advocating for sensible Bitcoin regulations in the United Kingdom. With a background in law and lobbying, he works tirelessly to educate policymakers and the public about Bitcoin's potential in the UK financial landscape.
› Follow Freddie: https://twitter.com/freddienew
› Bitcoin Policy UK: https://bitcoinpolicy.uk
SPONSORS
🧘♂️ Gain peace of mind with Onramp’s Multi-Institution Custody solution. Receive $250 in Bitcoin when you join via https://onrampbitcoin.com/bram
🔨 Stamp Seed: The safest way to backup your hardware wallet - Get 15% off with code BRAM at https://stampseed.com
PRODUCTS I ENDORSE
› Foundation Passport: a premium Bitcoin hardware wallet that I love. Get $10 off: https://foundation.xyz/bram
› Buy Bitcoin in the EU 🇪🇺 via https://relai.me/bram and use code BRAM to reduce fees by 0.5%
🔔 SUBSCRIBE TO GET NOTIFIED
› YouTube: https://youtube.com/@bramk
› Follow Bram on https://x.com/bramk
🕑 TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Introduction to Bitcoin and Financial Systems
02:06 - Understanding Modern Money and Debt
08:06 - The Consequences of a Credit-Based System
13:10 - Government Debt and Economic Implications
22:11 - The Unsustainable Nature of Low Interest Rates
28:28 - Bitcoin: A New Paradigm in Money
36:03 - The Psychological Challenge of Understanding Money
40:33 - The Complexity of Modern Financial Systems
50:34 - The Impact of Monetary Policy on Generations
55:43 - Bitcoin as a Solution to Financial Insecurity
ℹ️ EPISODE SUMMARY
Bram Kanstein and Freddie New examine the instability of traditional finance and Bitcoin's role as a critical alternative. They analyze how the 2008 financial crisis revealed fundamental flaws in our monetary system. This discussion covers:
This conversation explores the credit-dependent nature of financial systems, the consequences of monetary expansion, and how Bitcoin offers an alternative pathway to wealth preservation and financial autonomy.
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