What makes Bitcoin different from other cryptocurrencies—and why do some people believe it could reshape the future of money?
In this episode of the Know Your Numbers Podcast, Chris McCormack talks with Bitcoin educator Brian Nibley about the fundamentals of Bitcoin, how it works, and why it continues to attract global attention.
Brian shares insights from his experience working with fintech companies like SoFi and BitPay, and writing for major crypto publications including Cointelegraph and Blockworks.
In this conversation, you’ll learn:
• What makes Bitcoin unique compared to other cryptocurrencies
• The story behind Bitcoin’s 21 million supply limit
• Why Bitcoin solved the digital double-spend problem
• How regulation, transparency, and blockchain technology work
• Why critics question Bitcoin’s value—and what supporters say instead
Whether you're new to crypto or already investing, this episode breaks down the core ideas behind Bitcoin in a clear and practical way.
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