Freedom‑Money or Regulated Asset? Bitcoin’s Next Decade
The April 22 2025 episode of What Bitcoin Did features Matt Odell warning that Bitcoin could become a regulated asset class unless privacy‑first adoption keeps pace with ETFs and stablecoins.
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CBDCs or Bitcoin: Choosing Monetary Sovereignty
The April 19 2025 episode of The Bitcoin Edge with Paula features Israeli journalist Efrat Fenigson, who dissects central‑bank digital‑currency (CBDC) plans and contrasts them with Bitcoin’s self‑custody model.
Bitcoin’s Transition: Scarcity, Security & Systemic Shifts
March 23, 2025’s episode of Robin Seyr Podcast with Fractal Encrypt examines Bitcoin’s impending supply scarcity post-2032, focusing on network security, self-custody, and evolving economic models.
Safeguarding Freedom: Bitcoin Self-Custody and Regulation
On March 17, 2025, the Robin Seyr Podcast featuring Michelle Weekley explored how tightening regulations threaten Bitcoin self-custody while underscoring the need for robust privacy and legal frameworks.
Securing Bitcoin: Mitigating Emerging Vulnerabilities
The March 05, 2025 Coin Stories episode with Jameson Lopp dissects pressing Bitcoin security concerns, from address poisoning to third-party custody risks. The discussion underscores technical and human-centric vulnerabilities, emphasizing verification, backups, and proactive detection.
Bitcoin Lifeline for Activist Nonprofits
On August 28, 2024, the Human Rights Foundation at PubKey featured Anna Chekhovich, who detailed how Bitcoin sustains activist nonprofits by overcoming state-imposed financial barriers and enhancing donor privacy.
Self-Custody, Privacy, and Mining Challenges in Bitcoin
The November 6, 2024 episode of the Ungovernable Misfits podcast explores Bitcoin privacy concerns, the risks of custodial services, and the technical and regulatory challenges facing solo miners.