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In this episode of the Money Matters podcast, Bill Mallers Jr. returns with his latest market insights as Bitcoin hovers within 5% of its all-time high and we continue to see double-digit percentage gains across every asset class. This week, Bill, Jack Mallers and Dylan Lieteau also discuss what makes Bitcoin hard money and why people should stop comparing it to gold. Lastly, Jack addresses another round of viewer questions, reflecting on the challenges and lessons learned building Strike.
In this episode of the Money Matters podcast, Jack Mallers and Dylan Lieteau discuss their recent trip to El Salvador, where Jack attended President Bukele’s inauguration. They share personal observations on the country's transformation since their previous visit, nearly three years after Bitcoin was adopted as legal tender. They highlight impressive infrastructure developments, local innovation and entrepreneurship in Bitcoin, and a thriving economy and culture. The episode concludes with a live segment from the Oslo Freedom Forum hosted by the Human Rights Foundation, where Bitcoiners learn about its vital use cases for activists and freedom fighters, uncovering the true meaning of “freedom money.”
Welcome to the Money Matters podcast, brought to you by Jack Mallers, Dylan Lieteau, Bill Mallers Jr., and Brooke Mallers. In this episode, Bill looks at the performance of precious metals, real estate, and the stock market, and how their gains share a common factor: they are all priced in dollars. The hosts also discuss the approval of the Ethereum ETF and the early history of Ethereum. Jack shares his theory on why banks benefit from and are incentivized to lobby for more crypto ETF approvals, particularly after the successful launch of the Bitcoin ETF, the best-performing ETF debut ever. Additionally, they talk about Bitcoin in the U.S. presidential election, Trump's pro-Bitcoin stance, and hope for Ross Ulbricht. Finally, Jack and Dylan address viewer questions, including how to get on the zero fiat lifestyle, and the story behind the Bitcoin car, a historic moment for the Bitcoin community.
In this episode of the Money Matters podcast, Bill Mallers Jr. stands firm in his bullish stance on Bitcoin, drawing insights from gold's price movement, markets pricing in inflation, and Bitcoin's emergence in the presidential election, as he accurately predicted. He also breaks down the three types of bitcoin holders and what it reveals about Bitcoin’s trajectory. This week, Bill, Jack Mallers and Dylan Lieteau also discuss why they’re optimistic about a pro-Bitcoin government (Bitcoin is an alarm bell, and it can’t be ignored), Bitcoin’s significance in the election and why it has the potential to be one of the catalysts for this bull run.
Lastly, a very happy mother’s day to @BitcoinMom!
: In this episode of the Money Matters podcast, Bill Mallers Jr. looks at the performance of bitcoin in comparison to gold and real estate, emphasizing its position as the leading store of value. This week, Bill, Jack Mallers and Dylan Lieteau also break down the recent Federal Reserve meeting, the decision against rate cuts, and takeaways from Bitcoin’s and the market’s reaction. Additionally, they discuss ongoing challenges with the political landscape, the role of global debt and inflation in broadening the wealth gap, and why bitcoin should be seen as a “life hack.” Lastly, the trio offer advice on how to talk to your parents about Bitcoin.
In this episode of the Money Matters podcast, Jack Mallers, Dylan Lieteau, and Bill Mallers Jr. discuss the recent arrest of Samourai Wallet’s founders and the consequential decision by Phoenix Wallet to halt its services for U.S. customers. Additionally, they explore the broader implications around privacy, self-custody, and overreaching regulation and how the evolving political landscape will shape the future of Bitcoin. The episode concludes with our weekly “Dollar Bill” segment where Bill Mallers Jr. shares his take on the markets and Bitcoin's trajectory: get long, get paid!
In this episode of the Money Matters podcast, Bill Mallers Jr. breaks down the Bitcoin Halving, why the new issuance is unlikely to satisfy demand, and what this means for bitcoin’s price. This week, along with Bill, Jack Mallers and Dylan Lieteau recap the highlights of the past four years and share predictions for the next epoch: extended bull markets, a surge in companies adding bitcoin to their balance sheets, increased adoption by nation-states, and a shift towards renewable energy fueled by an interest in bitcoin mining. Lastly, Jack foresees a future where people will increasingly adopt bitcoin as their base currency, a potentially viral trend.
In this episode of the Money Matters podcast, Bill Mallers Jr. provides insights into Bitcoin’s price swings in response to the Iran-Israel war and how to navigate volatility. This week, Jack Mallers, Dylan Lieteau, and Bill Mallers Jr. also break down the ongoing debate around open source development, emphasizing the critical role developers play in maintaining Bitcoin, advancing progress, and promoting adoption. Additionally, they revisit the blocksize war, the origins of the Lightning Network, and how to the community can contribute to open source funding.
In this episode of the Money Matters podcast, we're excited to introduce our new weekly segment, "Dollar Bill," featuring Bill Mallers Jr.’s insightful analysis on the latest market conditions and price trends. This week, Jack Mallers, Dylan Lieteau, and Bill Mallers Jr. also dive into what the future of the world would look like if Bitcoin achieves widespread adoption. They reflect on El Salvador’s groundbreaking journey as the first nation-state to adopt Bitcoin as legal tender, offering insights into the implications for the global economy. Additionally, they discuss why bitcoin and fiat currency are on a collision course, and how leaning into fiat currency paradoxically furthers bitcoin adoption.
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