Bitcoin’s Potential to Redefine Financial Systems
In the November 29, 2024, episode of Rajat Soni's podcast, he focuses on on how Bitcoin offers a decentralized alternative to fiat currencies and Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs).
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Inflation, Inequality, and Bitcoin’s Regulatory Future
The June 27, 2022 episode of What Bitcoin Did features Avik Roy discussing the socioeconomic impacts of inflation, particularly for lower-income groups, and explores the Lummis-Gillibrand bill's potential to provide Bitcoin regulatory clarity.
Bitcoin’s New Standing in U.S. Policy: Strategic Opportunities and Challenges
The November 6, 2024 episode of Swan Signal Live podcast explores how the recent U.S. election has positioned Bitcoin favorably within national policy, signaling a historic shift towards state-backed Bitcoin support.
Bitcoin as a Tool for Personal Liberty Against State Control
In the October 22, 2024 episode of THE Bitcoin Podcast, Natalie Smolenski discussing the foundational values of Bitcoin in relation to individual liberty and state control.
Pennsylvania’s Bipartisan Bitcoin Bill: A Swing-State Milestone for Bitcoin
In the October 25, 2024 episode of the Blockware Intelligence podcast, Dennis Porter highlights Pennsylvania’s newly passed Bitcoin legislation as a potentially pivotal factor in the 2024 U.S. presidential election.
Challenging Bias in the ECB’s Bitcoin Analysis
Our paper critiques the recent working paper by Bindseil and Schaff (2024), which presents a negative assessment of Bitcoin’s long-term viability, framing it as a speculative asset with limited intrinsic value and significant risks.
Exploring Central Bank Operating Frameworks and Modern Financial Challenges
The March 7, 2024 episode of the Mercatus Center podcast featured Ulrich Bindseil, of the European Central Bank (ECB), discussing the evolving frameworks of central bank operations, including liquidity management, reserve requirements, and the growing role of digital currencies.