Matthew Mežinskis shows why Bitcoin’s power curve points to $250K–$375K, with network adoption, not macro noise, driving its long-term path.
This episode unpacks how Bitcoin’s difficulty adjustment sustains a fixed supply, secures transactions, and keeps the network decentralized.
Tyler Stevens of XRG reveals how Bitcoin miners can double as heaters, slashing energy costs while decentralizing hash rate back into homes and small businesses.
Block out the noise. There's a ton of it out there right now.
Mark Artymko warns Bitcoin is “one call away” from censorship and says DATUM restores miner sovereignty by decentralizing block creation.
Michael Howell warns the liquidity cycle is peaking, debt risks are rising, and gold and Bitcoin are key hedges against monetary inflation.
Miljan Braticevic argues Nostr and Bitcoin offer the only path to true online sovereignty.
Trump’s Fed clashes and rising deficits expose a politicized system, while Bitcoin stands as the only independent policy.
The Fed-Treasury merger unleashes unprecedented money printing.
