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Title: Trump or Harris: Who Wins the Bitcoin Vote in the Currency Wars?
Host: Simon Dixon
Episode Number: 60
Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes
In Episode 60 of BitcoinHardTalk, Simon Dixon analyzes the potential impact of a Trump or Harris presidency on Bitcoin, the U.S. dollar, and global financial markets. With the U.S. elections approaching, Simon dives into each candidate’s policies on cryptocurrency, emphasizing the differences in their approach to Bitcoin regulation, self-custody, and institutional control. The episode also delves into the broader implications of the ongoing currency wars, particularly with the rise of BRICS Pay, and how this could reshape the global financial order.
Simon further explores the geopolitical tensions between the U.S., Israel, and Iran, explaining how these conflicts could affect oil prices and the global economy. As these tensions escalate, Simon highlights Bitcoin’s critical role as a hedge against economic uncertainty and centralized financial control.
This episode is packed with deep insights into macroeconomics, politics, and the role of Bitcoin as a tool for financial sovereignty in an evolving, multi-polar world.
Join the Bitcoin Wealth Builder Program™ to learn how to secure your Bitcoin wealth in a world of growing uncertainty. As a BitcoinHardTalk member, you’ll also receive exclusive access to Simon Dixon’s weekly newsletter, a 4-part video series on the Proxy Great Depression of the 2020s, and a downloadable PDF of Simon’s book.
00:00 – Introduction: Trump or Harris—What’s at Stake for Bitcoin?
02:31 – The Bitcoin & Crypto Vote: Trump vs. Harris
12:16 – Currency Wars: Tariffs, De-Dollarization, and the Dollar’s Future
22:46 – BRICS Pay and Global Financial Shifts
36:11 – U.S., Israel, and Iran: Geopolitical Fallout and Oil Prices
47:00 – Institutional Interest in Bitcoin: BlackRock and Bitcoin ETFs
1:02:16 – Election Outcomes and Global Oil Markets
1:16:31 – Harris’s Subsidies and the U.S. Economy
1:26:01 – BRICS Pay: Disrupting Dollar Dominance
1:41:51 – Central Bank Control and Inflation
1:56:01 – Bitcoin as a Hedge Against Economic Centralization
2:14:01 – Final Thoughts: Bitcoin and Financial Sovereignty in an Uncertain World
The content of this podcast reflects the personal views, research, and analysis of Simon Dixon. In this episode, Simon explores critical global topics like the U.S. elections, currency wars, and Bitcoin’s role in a shifting financial system. These discussions are intended to spark informed dialogue and provide alternative perspectives on the evolving geopolitical and economic landscape.
This podcast is for educational purposes and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Listeners should seek professional guidance from qualified financial and legal experts before making any financial decisions. While Bitcoin offers opportunities for financial independence, it also comes with regulatory and legal risks. Simon Dixon, BitcoinHardTalk, and associated platforms are not liable for any financial losses, legal consequences, or outcomes that may arise from your engagement with this content.
Title: Trump or Harris: Who Wins the Bitcoin Vote in the Currency Wars?
Host: Simon Dixon
Episode Number: 60
Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes
In Episode 60 of BitcoinHardTalk, Simon Dixon analyzes the potential impact of a Trump or Harris presidency on Bitcoin, the U.S. dollar, and global financial markets. With the U.S. elections approaching, Simon dives into each candidate’s policies on cryptocurrency, emphasizing the differences in their approach to Bitcoin regulation, self-custody, and institutional control. The episode also delves into the broader implications of the ongoing currency wars, particularly with the rise of BRICS Pay, and how this could reshape the global financial order.
Simon further explores the geopolitical tensions between the U.S., Israel, and Iran, explaining how these conflicts could affect oil prices and the global economy. As these tensions escalate, Simon highlights Bitcoin’s critical role as a hedge against economic uncertainty and centralized financial control.
This episode is packed with deep insights into macroeconomics, politics, and the role of Bitcoin as a tool for financial sovereignty in an evolving, multi-polar world.
Join the Bitcoin Wealth Builder Program™ to learn how to secure your Bitcoin wealth in a world of growing uncertainty. As a BitcoinHardTalk member, you’ll also receive exclusive access to Simon Dixon’s weekly newsletter, a 4-part video series on the Proxy Great Depression of the 2020s, and a downloadable PDF of Simon’s book.
00:00 – Introduction: Trump or Harris—What’s at Stake for Bitcoin?
02:31 – The Bitcoin & Crypto Vote: Trump vs. Harris
12:16 – Currency Wars: Tariffs, De-Dollarization, and the Dollar’s Future
22:46 – BRICS Pay and Global Financial Shifts
36:11 – U.S., Israel, and Iran: Geopolitical Fallout and Oil Prices
47:00 – Institutional Interest in Bitcoin: BlackRock and Bitcoin ETFs
1:02:16 – Election Outcomes and Global Oil Markets
1:16:31 – Harris’s Subsidies and the U.S. Economy
1:26:01 – BRICS Pay: Disrupting Dollar Dominance
1:41:51 – Central Bank Control and Inflation
1:56:01 – Bitcoin as a Hedge Against Economic Centralization
2:14:01 – Final Thoughts: Bitcoin and Financial Sovereignty in an Uncertain World
The content of this podcast reflects the personal views, research, and analysis of Simon Dixon. In this episode, Simon explores critical global topics like the U.S. elections, currency wars, and Bitcoin’s role in a shifting financial system. These discussions are intended to spark informed dialogue and provide alternative perspectives on the evolving geopolitical and economic landscape.
This podcast is for educational purposes and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Listeners should seek professional guidance from qualified financial and legal experts before making any financial decisions. While Bitcoin offers opportunities for financial independence, it also comes with regulatory and legal risks. Simon Dixon, BitcoinHardTalk, and associated platforms are not liable for any financial losses, legal consequences, or outcomes that may arise from your engagement with this content.