John Nash, Ideal Money, and Bitcoin’s Origin Claims
The August 17, 2025 episode of the Robin Seyr Podcast features Bryan Solstin assessing whether John Nash authored Bitcoin and how “ideal money” frames its purpose.
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Bitcoin mining
Bitcoin Mining as an Energy Market Solution
The August 16, 2025 episode of the What is Money podcast features David Branscum explaining how Bitcoin mining stabilizes energy grids and monetizes wasted resources.
Pacific Northwest Bitcoin Mining Constraints and Growth Paths
Bitcoin Mining as a Strategic Solution for Stranded Natural Gas
Proof‑of‑Work Security and Scaling Trade‑offs
Bitcoin Core Governance Rift & Miner Incentives
Bitcoin Miner Treasury Strategies and the AI-Ready Build-Out
Mining Modules Monetize Idle Power
Macro trends
Fiscal Dominance, Stablecoins, and Bitcoin’s Strategic Role
The August 15, 2025 episode of Galaxy Brains features Lyn Alden analyzing how fiscal dominance weakens central bank independence and entrenches inflation.
Bitcoin, Tariffs, and the Twin-Deficit Stress Test
Tariffs, AI, and Bitcoin in a De-Globalizing World
Yield Strain, Gold Crunch, and Bitcoin Reserve Pivot
Fiat Strain and the Digital Reserve Transition
Multipolar Trade Realignment and the Digital-Dollar Gambit
Tariffs, Bonds, and Bitcoin’s Liquidity Realignment
Bitcoin markets
Bitcoin ETFs, Custody Risks, and Institutional Adoption
The August 15, 2025 episode of The Last Trade podcast features James Seyffart of Bloomberg Intelligence analyzing the rise of Bitcoin ETFs and their $150 billion in assets. He explains how advisor restrictions, custody concentration, and hedge fund arbitrage shape ETF flows.
Institutional Holding, ETF Risks, and Impending Bitcoin Supply Shock
Institutional Adoption, Treasury Models, and Bitcoin’s Evolving Market Cycles
Bitcoin supply, demand, and price dynamics
Institutional Anchoring and the End of Bitcoin’s Four-Year Cycle
Paper Bitcoin Risks, Proof-of-Reserves, and Treasury Strategy Pitfalls
