The Stephan Livera podcast episode featuring guest Christian Keroles (CK) delves deep into the philosophical and practical aspects of Bitcoin's development, adoption, and the surrounding discourse.
The discussion zeroes in on the intersection of traditional finance (TradFi) and Bitcoin, particularly through the lens of Bitcoin ETFs.
Global temperature records are crucial for understanding climate patterns and trends. A process called homogenization is used to maintain these records, a process designed to create a consistent and comparable dataset by adjusting for various non-climatic factors.
The podcast episode delves into the dynamic world of open-source AI and its burgeoning potential to reshape content creation.
Bitcoin, as a decentralized digital currency, has established itself as a form of "unstoppable money." Unlike traditional currencies, it operates without the need for a central authority.
In a recent Super Bowl ad, President Joe Biden voiced his frustration with the ongoing issue of shrinkflation, a phenomenon where companies reduce the size of their products while maintaining the same price point.
Joe, an expert in power infrastructure with a background that spans two decades, offers an extensive understanding of the intricacies of power grids and their intersection with bitcoin mining.
The latest episode of The Bitcoin Layer podcast features Michael Howell, CEO of CrossBorder Capital, who delves into the intricacies of global liquidity and its profound impact on global markets, including Bitcoin.
The Stephan Livera podcast episode featuring guest Christian Keroles (CK) delves deep into the philosophical and practical aspects of Bitcoin's development, adoption, and the surrounding discourse.
The discussion zeroes in on the intersection of traditional finance (TradFi) and Bitcoin, particularly through the lens of Bitcoin ETFs.
Global temperature records are crucial for understanding climate patterns and trends. A process called homogenization is used to maintain these records, a process designed to create a consistent and comparable dataset by adjusting for various non-climatic factors.
The podcast episode delves into the dynamic world of open-source AI and its burgeoning potential to reshape content creation.
Bitcoin, as a decentralized digital currency, has established itself as a form of "unstoppable money." Unlike traditional currencies, it operates without the need for a central authority.
In a recent Super Bowl ad, President Joe Biden voiced his frustration with the ongoing issue of shrinkflation, a phenomenon where companies reduce the size of their products while maintaining the same price point.
Joe, an expert in power infrastructure with a background that spans two decades, offers an extensive understanding of the intricacies of power grids and their intersection with bitcoin mining.
The latest episode of The Bitcoin Layer podcast features Michael Howell, CEO of CrossBorder Capital, who delves into the intricacies of global liquidity and its profound impact on global markets, including Bitcoin.
Last week's earnings from New York Community Bank Corp (NYCB) brought significant attention to the commercial real estate (CRE) market.
The podcast episode featuring Adam Ortolf, an energy investor and business development manager at Upstream Data, provides a deep dive into the convergence of the energy sector and Bitcoin mining.
The onset of 2024 has been marked by a series of claims suggesting that the year would be characterized by record-breaking heat. Despite these early predictions, several regions experienced extreme cold, challenging the narrative that warming trends uniformly lead to more severe weather events.
In this podcast episode, the guest Seb delves into a remarkable array of topics, anchored by his personal experiences and deep insights into the complex relationship between money, societal structures, and individual behaviors.
The cost of energy is a crucial factor for Bitcoin miners. High energy costs can significantly reduce profit margins, while low energy costs can increase profitability.
In a candid interview on "60 Minutes," Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell delivered a stark admission that has caught the attention of policymakers and the public alike.
