NFTs or Non-Fungible Tokens are taking off. These 1 of 1 art pieces are stored and traded on the Ethereum blockchain, and are exploding in popularity. The NFT market has expanded ~10X in the past two years to $300M+, and continues to grow daily. I think in the long-run this is a digital part of the art market that will become a larger piece of our economy. Right now the world's art is valued at $1.7T, I believe that will scale rapidly to $10T+ and NFTs are a huge part of that.

Ross just spent the day with an Arcimoto, driving it around LA and Venice Beach. In this interview, I talk with Ross and Mark about his first ride in the FUV, and his takeaways from the test-drive. We also discuss Arcimoto's plan for mass production, and more! Thanks to Ross and Mark for joining the show!

Tesla has just expanded its FSD Beta program to 2,000 participants, and is on the cusp of launching an 'FSD Beta Button' where users can request access to the program. This is a huge milestone for Tesla's self-driving ambitions and autonomous vehicle software. In this episode I speak with Omar Qazi (Whole Mars) about his experience with FSD Beta, Tesla's AI strategy. This was a blast! Thanks to Omar for coming on the show!

Bloomberg reports that Tesla is building a 100 megawatt battery 40 miles South of Houston. This megabattery project can power up to 20,000 homes on a hot day, and is rumored to be helping stablize the Texas grid. In this episode I explain why this is a preview for the future of Tesla's energy business, and how they will fix the US grid :) Let me know your thoughts below, and if you've heard anything about this project!!

Going live to discuss Tesla's Shanghai factory and China business. We will dive into how much Tesla grew in China the past couple years, and what is next for the company in the region. From a Cybertruck launch, to the Tesla Semi to FSD, I think Tesla is just getting started in China. And the rumors are growing that they will unveil a new mass-market $25K built in China this year, and may even export it globally.

I sat down w/ Michael Saylor, CEO of MicroStrategy, to discuss Tesla's Bitcoin purchase, and the future of the cryptocurrency. He predicts, that in 5 years, more than 1 billion people will own Bitcoin. We cover who in big tech will move next, why inflation will continue, and the evolution of the monetary system as we leave the fiat standard. I had a blast, huge thanks to Michael for joining the show! Let me know your thoughts in the comments below!!

Interview with Public Co-CEO Jannick Malling. Public is the social investing app, and one of the hottest companies in fintech. Public just completed a new $220M funding round at a $1B+ valuation, and now boasts 1M users on its platform. In this episode, I sit down with Public's Founder Jannick Malling to discuss his vision for Public, and the future of financial markets. I had a blast interviewing Jannick, huge thanks to him for taking the time to come on the show :) Full disclosure: I am an advisor to public and have some stock in the company.

Last week I was asked to present to the Tesla Society of Columbia University. Here is a recording of the club's meeting, where I answered questions on HyperChange, Tesla stock, meeting Elon, the Cybertruck and so much more. Thanks for having me!

Bitcoin's energy consumption has stayed flat since mid 2018 (almost 3 years), despite huge growth in users, and dollars moved on the network. Many skeptics point to the irony of Tesla buying Bitcoin (because of its focus on renewable energy), but fail to understand this. The monetary system requires energy. Yes, Bitcoin consumes a lot, but it's not more than we can handle, especially if the trend of rising average transaction values continues. What are your thoughts on this? Was it hypocritical for Tesla to buy Bitcoin? Are you happy they did?

We need our billionaires and investment idols to inspire us to live more sustainably, and invest in the future they believe in.   I'm ashamed as a Warren Buffett fan that he/his company Berkshire Hathaway bought Chevron. It shows they put profit over people and the planet. Lame. Going live to give my hot take on this. Nothing on the show is financial advice.