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I sat down with Mike McGlone, Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Commodity Strategist and one of the most bearish voices on Wall Street right now. Mike McGlone told me the crypto crash has only just begun. And Bitcoin at $10,000 is not a worst case, it's a base case. "Potential $10,000... Bitcoin in 2026. Prove me wrong, stay above $75,000. Before the biggest money pump in history in 2020-21, Bitcoin hovered around $10,000, and it may be reverting." He predicted gold's strength in 2025 when nobody believed him. Now he's calling the crash that nobody wants to hear. Full episode on New Era Finance Podcast. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 — Why the Crypto Crash Has Only Just Begun 05:00 — Bitcoin to $10,000: The Math Behind the Call 12:00 — Gold and Silver Have Peaked Too 18:00 — Why T-Bonds Will Beat Every Asset in 2026 25:00 — The Tether Flippening: Stablecoins Eat Bitcoin 32:00 — Trump Faces the Same Timing as Hoover 40:00 — Oil to $40: Why Commodities Are Next 48:00 — When to Buy the Dip (And When Not To) 55:00 — The 2026 Market Hurricaneshow more

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Michaël van de Poppe

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189,613 views • 1 year ago

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Hell Money

52,888 views • 1 year ago

NEW - RUNNING IT HOT: The Big Beautiful Bill Debt Playbook Explained 💸🖨️ The Bitcoin Policy Hour Episode 10 - feat. Zack Shapiro, Matthew Pines, and Zack Cohen. Unpacking the push for Bitcoin tax reform, the rising stakes of the BRCA, and Bitcoin’s expanding role in the coming geopolitical and monetary realignment. 00:00 – The U.S. Is Running It Hot: Fiscal Dominance Explained 01:00 – Behind the Scenes at the Bitcoin Policy Summit 05:00 – Strategic Bitcoin Reserve & Leaked “Accumulation Plan” 08:00 – Why the Big Beautiful Bill Matters for Bitcoin 12:30 – What Killed the De Minimis Tax Fix? 17:00 – Mining Tax Reform & Wash Sale Loopholes 21:00 – Why the Crypto Lobby Failed in DC 26:00 – GOP Factions, Elon vs. Trump, and Bitcoin’s Role 31:30 – The Real Bitcoin Priorities: BRCA and Privacy 36:00 – What’s Next: Senate Market Structure Bill & Regulatory Outlook 41:00 – Final Thoughts: Bitcoin, Inflation & the Next Political Chapter Watch on YouTube:

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48,439 views • 1 year ago

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📺 The Bitcoin For Corporations Show Episode 25 now live — hosted by Pierre Rochard Spencer Nichols (Spencer Nichols) and Pierre break down Strategy’s latest earnings call and explain why its #Bitcoin-backed digital credit products may redefine corporate finance. 00:00 – Why Strategy’s Digital Credit Is the Real Product 05:00 – Bear-Market Stress Testing Without Margin Calls 10:00 – Bank Credit vs Non-Bank Credit Explained 15:00 – Bitcoin-Backed Lending and Institutional Demand 20:00 – STRC vs Bitcoin: Volatility and Yield 25:00 – Who These Products Are Actually For 30:00 – Ideology vs Adoption in Bitcoin Finance 35:00 – Strategy’s Plan to Increase Bitcoin Per Share 40:00 – Rates, Liquidity, and the AI Macro Backdrop 45:00 – Quantum Risk, Consensus, and “Don’t Panic” 50:00 – Security, Governance, and Bitcoin’s Upgrade Path 55:00 – What This Means for Bitcoin’s Financial Future 01:00:00 – Final Thoughts on Credit, Volatility, and Adoption

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42,479 views • 1 month ago

Why the Bitcoin Standard Matters I joined Jeff Park and Larry Cermak to discuss the accelerating trend of public companies adopting Bitcoin as a treasury reserve asset. Chapters: 00:00 – Introduction 03:16 – Why the Bitcoin Standard Matters 07:25 – Bitcoin-Inclined CEOs 10:00 – Board Buy-In 15:10 – Early Corporate BTC Adopters 20:40 – Strategy's 10-Year Plan 28:18 – BTC vs. ETH & SOL 32:55 – Switching to the Bitcoin Standard 39:02 – Bitcoin Yield 46:40 – 'Bitcoin' as a Brand 50:07 – Audience Q&A

Michael Saylor

650,804 views • 1 year ago

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388,846 views • 2 years ago

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10 things I'm buying, and why. Also going into a bit as to why I'd buy these when the 4 year cycle is supposedly intact and we're supposedly in a prolonged bear market. Timestamps 00:00 #1 05:00 #2 07:30 #3 08:30 #4 10:00 #5 12:30 #6 14:30 #7 17:15 #8 21:20 Thoughts on crypto market and #Bitcoin 28:20 #9 29:00 #10 32:30 I sold $RXRX

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Cantonese Cat 🐱🐈

58,990 views • 4 months ago

I sat down with Josh Young, CIO of Bison Interests - the fund that returned 349% in a single year on oil. He told me this war is far from over. And the real crisis hasn't even started. "I don't think the market is ready for a civil war in Bahrain or whatever. That would be catastrophic from an oil market perspective because it would introduce potential further disruptions and it could be a cascade of an Arab Spring two or three." Full episode on New Era Finance Podcast. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 — Why This is Worse Than 2022 03:00 — The Strait of Hormuz Problem 07:00 — Why the Experts Are Wrong 14:00 — Europe's Energy Disaster 30:00 — Arab Spring 2.0 35:00 — Why $100 Oil is Good for America 39:00 — The $250 Oil Thesis 44:00 — The 1970s Playbook is Repeating 59:00 — Oil vs Gold vs Crypto

I sat down with Josh Young, CIO of Bison Interests - the fund that returned 349% in a single year on oil. He told me this war is far from over. And the real crisis hasn't even started. "I don't think the market is ready for a civil war in Bahrain or whatever. That would be catastrophic from an oil market perspective because it would introduce potential further disruptions and it could be a cascade of an Arab Spring two or three." Full episode on New Era Finance Podcast. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 — Why This is Worse Than 2022 03:00 — The Strait of Hormuz Problem 07:00 — Why the Experts Are Wrong 14:00 — Europe's Energy Disaster 30:00 — Arab Spring 2.0 35:00 — Why $100 Oil is Good for America 39:00 — The $250 Oil Thesis 44:00 — The 1970s Playbook is Repeating 59:00 — Oil vs Gold vs Crypto

Michaël van de Poppe

28,315 views • 3 months ago

Bitcoin Meets Wall Street: How Futures & Derivatives Drive Global Adoption (with Matt Wraith) Today we’re joined by dear friend of the pod Matt Wraith, CTO of Bitnomial, a Bitcoin futures and derivatives exchange. What starts as a conversation about Bitcoin futures and derivatives trading quickly spirals into a philosophical exploration of financial abstraction, capitalism, and the physical reality of money itself. We cover: - How Bitcoin futures and derivatives work - Good and bad abstraction in financialization - Self regulation in complex economic systems - Matt's journey from physics to Bitcoin - Why money should be expensive and useless - Ordinals, Runes, and Inscriptions derivatives TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Intro, the Friedman family, SF Bitdevs 11:00 Bitnomial: Bitcoin futures & options 13:30 How do futures work? 18:00 Bitcoin futures 21:00 Matt's history with Bitcoin & Bitnomial 28:40 Bitcoin derivatives, futures, options, & risk 36:00 Oil futures went negative in 2020 39:00 Complicated economic systems self regulating 44:00 21st century economic experiments 49:50 Matt's academic history, physics of metals 1:01:00 Chicago & the commodities industry 1:04:00 Bitcoin futures are a necessary part of institutional adoption 1:10:00 Derivatives, financial abstraction, & market stability 1:15:00 Investors fund the future, our rigged economic system 1:23:00 We need more economic/political experiments 1:24:30 Matt's journey to Bitcoin 1:30:00 Bitcoin is a tether between digital and physical reality 1:35:00 Money should be useless and expensive 1:38:00 We don't know everything that Bitcoin can do 1:41:30 Instantaneous money transfer 1:44:30 Stablecoins on Runes 1:46:30 Ordinals, Runes, & Inscriptions futures 1:51:00 Trading Places, people are not fungible 1:59:00 Outro

Bitcoin Meets Wall Street: How Futures & Derivatives Drive Global Adoption (with Matt Wraith) Today we’re joined by dear friend of the pod Matt Wraith, CTO of Bitnomial, a Bitcoin futures and derivatives exchange. What starts as a conversation about Bitcoin futures and derivatives trading quickly spirals into a philosophical exploration of financial abstraction, capitalism, and the physical reality of money itself. We cover: - How Bitcoin futures and derivatives work - Good and bad abstraction in financialization - Self regulation in complex economic systems - Matt's journey from physics to Bitcoin - Why money should be expensive and useless - Ordinals, Runes, and Inscriptions derivatives TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Intro, the Friedman family, SF Bitdevs 11:00 Bitnomial: Bitcoin futures & options 13:30 How do futures work? 18:00 Bitcoin futures 21:00 Matt's history with Bitcoin & Bitnomial 28:40 Bitcoin derivatives, futures, options, & risk 36:00 Oil futures went negative in 2020 39:00 Complicated economic systems self regulating 44:00 21st century economic experiments 49:50 Matt's academic history, physics of metals 1:01:00 Chicago & the commodities industry 1:04:00 Bitcoin futures are a necessary part of institutional adoption 1:10:00 Derivatives, financial abstraction, & market stability 1:15:00 Investors fund the future, our rigged economic system 1:23:00 We need more economic/political experiments 1:24:30 Matt's journey to Bitcoin 1:30:00 Bitcoin is a tether between digital and physical reality 1:35:00 Money should be useless and expensive 1:38:00 We don't know everything that Bitcoin can do 1:41:30 Instantaneous money transfer 1:44:30 Stablecoins on Runes 1:46:30 Ordinals, Runes, & Inscriptions futures 1:51:00 Trading Places, people are not fungible 1:59:00 Outro

Hell Money

22,053 views • 1 year ago

WATCH: The Great Bitcoin Entrenchment: 2025 Year in Review | Bitcoin Policy Hour Ep. 23 🇺🇸 Nobody puts Bitcoin in a corner. 2025 was the year of knee bending and consensus that Bitcoin is here to stay in Washington D.C. and beyond. The Bitcoin Policy Institute team delivers their 2025 BTC policy year in review and a look ahead to what's next. Feat. Zack Shapiro @Bayman1177 & Zack Cohen Stephen Pollock Chapters: 00:00 – Bitcoin’s Biggest Win of 2025 01:46 – The Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Changed Everything 02:46 – Nobody Puts Bitcoin in a Corner 06:11 – Why Bitcoin Is Treated Separately From Crypto 18:01 – Fiat Debasement and Monetary Competition 28:09 – What Went Wrong for Bitcoin in 2025 31:21 – Market Structure and Developer Rights in 2026 58:53 – What Bitcoin Policy Needs Next

WATCH: The Great Bitcoin Entrenchment: 2025 Year in Review | Bitcoin Policy Hour Ep. 23 🇺🇸 Nobody puts Bitcoin in a corner. 2025 was the year of knee bending and consensus that Bitcoin is here to stay in Washington D.C. and beyond. The Bitcoin Policy Institute team delivers their 2025 BTC policy year in review and a look ahead to what's next. Feat. Zack Shapiro @Bayman1177 & Zack Cohen Stephen Pollock Chapters: 00:00 – Bitcoin’s Biggest Win of 2025 01:46 – The Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Changed Everything 02:46 – Nobody Puts Bitcoin in a Corner 06:11 – Why Bitcoin Is Treated Separately From Crypto 18:01 – Fiat Debasement and Monetary Competition 28:09 – What Went Wrong for Bitcoin in 2025 31:21 – Market Structure and Developer Rights in 2026 58:53 – What Bitcoin Policy Needs Next

Bitcoin Magazine

20,875 views • 7 months ago

NEW - From $2T to $10T: How Bitcoin Will Re-Architect Political Power in America 🇺🇸 The Bitcoin Policy Hour Episode 9 - Policy Summit recap feat. Matthew Pines & Zack Shapiro At the nexus of AI, international relations and monetary policy, Bitcoin’s rise is poised to change the distribution and consolidation of power across the political stack. 00:00 - Intro: From the Bitcoin Policy Summit in DC 04:00 - Why Bitcoin touches every policy domain 06:00 - National security and dual-use tech with Patrick Witt 09:00 - Government’s evolving view on Bitcoin 10:30 - Balancing privacy, surveillance & freedom 12:00 - Private intel conversations on Bitcoin geopolitics 16:50 - Stablecoins, Clarity Act, and legislative strategy 18:30 - Strategic outlook: quantum, AI & China 22:00 - Lightning, AGI, and machine-to-machine payments Watch on YouTube:

NEW - From $2T to $10T: How Bitcoin Will Re-Architect Political Power in America 🇺🇸 The Bitcoin Policy Hour Episode 9 - Policy Summit recap feat. Matthew Pines & Zack Shapiro At the nexus of AI, international relations and monetary policy, Bitcoin’s rise is poised to change the distribution and consolidation of power across the political stack. 00:00 - Intro: From the Bitcoin Policy Summit in DC 04:00 - Why Bitcoin touches every policy domain 06:00 - National security and dual-use tech with Patrick Witt 09:00 - Government’s evolving view on Bitcoin 10:30 - Balancing privacy, surveillance & freedom 12:00 - Private intel conversations on Bitcoin geopolitics 16:50 - Stablecoins, Clarity Act, and legislative strategy 18:30 - Strategic outlook: quantum, AI & China 22:00 - Lightning, AGI, and machine-to-machine payments Watch on YouTube:

Bitcoin Policy Institute

52,885 views • 1 year ago