Charlie Kirk’s assassination is cast as a turning point that exposed global power games, galvanized Americans, and accelerated Trump’s push to restore sovereignty.
Charlie Kirk’s assassination is both a tragedy and a turning point, shifting the Overton Window toward freer speech, open debate, and Bitcoin’s growing role in society.
China expert Peter Alexander reveals how the U.S. misreads China’s strategy, why America is “fiscally boxed in,” and what’s needed to avoid conflict.
Bitcoin miners in Texas have become vital grid stabilizers, cutting load during scarcity and boosting utilization as ERCOT prepares for surging AI and renewable demand.
Immunologist Jessica Rose exposes safety signals, DNA contamination, and censorship that reveal major failures in the COVID-19 vaccine rollout.
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.
