In this episode, John Carvalho returns to challenge prevailing assumptions about Bitcoin governance, scaling, and maximalism, arguing that many current debates are distractions from Bitcoin’s core constraints. We explore his framework for..

In this episode, Nolan Bauerle joins the show to discuss Bitcoin entering a new phase where politics, Wall Street, and nation-states reshape its trajectory. We explore why this cycle disappointed expectations, how..

In this episode, Rob Hamilton joins to discuss Bitcoin entering a new phase shaped by institutions, politics, and infrastructure. We explore what 2025 revealed about Bitcoin’s power shifts, cultural fractures, and unresolved..

In this episode, Blockspace Baron joins the show to deep dive into a contrarian Bitcoin thesis: treating block space itself as a scarce, financial asset. We explore why Blockspace Baron is aggressively..

In this episode, Natalie Brunell unpacks how Bitcoin reframes money, incentives, and opportunity in a world where inflation and broken systems quietly shape daily life. We also discuss why Bitcoin is apolitical..

In this episode, Jameson Lopp returns to discuss Bitcoin’s muted 2025 cycle, the shifting power from retail to institutions, and the messy but necessary evolution of Bitcoin’s development, governance, and blockspace economics...

In this episode, Jimmy from Smashtoshi joins the show to discuss its multi-year project to preserve Bitcoin’s history. We discuss how early communities shaped the network’s identity, how Bitcoin’s story blends technology..

In this episode, John Fakhoury joins the show to discuss Bitcoin’s "missing bull market," how Bitcoin is becoming a global macro asset, why institutions can no longer ignore it, and why hype-driven..

In this episode, Alexandre Laizet explains why Bitcoin price can stall despite record institutional interest, what’s really driving volatility behind the scenes, and how Bitcoin treasury companies fit into the next phase..

In this episode, we’re back with another Roundup to discuss why Nick Szabo’s latest tweets sparked such backlash. The panel digs into what this controversy reveals about Bitcoin’s culture, from debates over..

In this episode, John Carvalho joins the show to discuss his unconventional view that Bitcoin’s real bottleneck isn’t technology but trust, challenging the assumptions behind Lightning, layer-two "scaling," and even the broader..

In this episode, Tim Enneking joins the show to discuss why Bitcoin’s recent drawdown isn’t a crash, why the old cycle models are breaking, and how shifting ownership and institutional behavior may..