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Strategic Bitcoin Reserve: National Policy and Global Impact

Strategic Bitcoin Reserve: National Policy and Global Impact

The March 08, 2025 episode of What Bitcoin Did featuring American HODL and Matthew Pines outlines the US government's executive order to establish a national Bitcoin reserve using budget neutral methods.

Bitcoin, Freedom, and State Power: Insights on Decentralization

Bitcoin, Freedom, and State Power: Insights on Decentralization

The November 7, 2024 episode of THE Bitcoin Podcast features Erik Cason and American HODL discussing the ideological and political intersections of Bitcoin, freedom, and the American identity, especially in the context of Donald Trump's potential re-election.

Bitcoin as a Time-Safe Asset in a Fiat-Driven Economy

Bitcoin as a Time-Safe Asset in a Fiat-Driven Economy

In a March 13, 2023 episode of What Bitcoin Did, American HODL explores Bitcoin as a revolutionary financial technology that preserves individual economic freedom and time value in ways that fiat currencies cannot.

Bitcoin ETFs, Liquidity, and Wall Street’s Role in Bitcoin’s Future

Bitcoin ETFs, Liquidity, and Wall Street’s Role in Bitcoin’s Future

The October 2, 2024 episode of Bitcoin Fundamentals, Preston Pysh hosts a panel of Bitcoin analysts, including Joe Carlasare, Jeff Ross, and American HODL, to discuss major developments in the Bitcoin ecosystem for Q3 2024.

Bitcoin as a Pathway to Political Renewal

Bitcoin as a Pathway to Political Renewal

The September 3, 2024 episode of The Progressive Bitcoiner featured American HODL and Erik Cason, who discuss their disillusionment with traditional politics and explore whether Bitcoin can provide a viable alternative to the current political landscape.

Bitcoin as a Catalyst for Global Economic and Political Realignment

Bitcoin as a Catalyst for Global Economic and Political Realignment

The August 12, 2024 episode "Bitcoin Reformation or Revolution?" from What Bitcoin Did features American HODL and Erik Cason. They argue that the current fiat system is inherently dysfunctional, leading to widespread economic inequality and societal disillusionment.