The Café Bitcoin Podcast
The Café Bitcoin Podcast is a show produced by Swan Bitcoin that covers Bitcoin-related topics. It features interviews with guests from the Bitcoin space, including Tomer Strolight and Cory Klippsten. New episodes are released Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, and the show aims to educate listeners about Bitcoin.
Episodes
The Finale: Liquid's 4,000 Bitcoin, the Caching Bug, and 50 Days for Freedom Wrapped
The last day. Brady opened with the count, 37 shows in 50 days, and the campaign's frame: political independence 250 years ago, monetary independence now. Yan Pritzker, Frank Corva, Suze and Alec on stage; Unseen Finance returned at the end.The Liquid hack, plainly. On Sunday somebody sent 4,000 L-BTC to SideSwap's peg-out and the Liquid Federation paid out real Bitcoin. The L-BTC had been created
Big Brother was Opt-in, a 40-Year Central Banking Veteran on Surveillance
A Friday hang that took a turn. Tomer Strolight, Suze, Swan Private's Alec and Matt, then Brandon Quittem and Dirty Coin director Alana. The surprise came from the audience: an anonymous 40-year IMF and central-bank veteran, @UnseenFinance.Brady opened on a viral Instagram video, described on air and unverified at air time: Meta AI's suggested questions on a mother's post surfaced her child's name
Bob Burnett, Tom French and Callum Wheeler on Mining at the Edge of the Grid | 50 Days for Freedom
A mining show, and the Space crashed midway. Bob Burnett, elected chairman of OCEAN two days earlier, joined Tom French and Callum Wheeler of RenewaBlox, with Suze and Swan's Alec on stage.⭐ Burnett's hashrate taxonomy now has three animals: rabbits (home miners, maybe 1 to 2% of hash), wild horses (miners who produce their own power), and captive elephants (industrial miners on someone else's gri
Brandon Quittem on the Cattle That Broke the Apache, Decentralized Organisms, and Earth's Natural Internet | Day 43 of 50
Brandon Quittem walked through an essay he has never published, and Brady said so up front. The idea: Bitcoin resembles the Apache, who held off three empires for centuries because there was no leader to remove.
He opened with the disclaimer, and it matters: "analogy, analogy, analogy. It's not one to one. These are just frameworks."
⭐ The mechanism he laid out: a centralized organization has
Debanking, Why Sound Money Built the Renaissance, Lightning, Listener Questions | Day 42 of 50
No booked guest today, and the show was better for it. Brady opened the room to listener Bitcoin questions, and the format ran most of the hour.
⭐ Suze gave the single sharpest illustration of UK debanking anyone has offered on this show: Bitcoin Policy UK calls itself BP UK because naming Bitcoin or crypto makes it materially harder to obtain banking services.
The UK debanking inquiry's evide
Café Bitcoin | Larry Lepard on the Debasement Trade, Global Bond Yields, and the Big Print | Day 41 of 50
Larry Lepard's third appearance, and his position has sharpened each time. Days 6 and 21 asked whether the Big Print was coming. This one was about the mechanism, and his answer is the bond market.
His central claim: yield curve control is the destination. "It has to be. There's no other choice." The open questions he named are what they call it, how they justify it, and what the politics look
Café Bitcoin | The Lightning Fire Drill, Quantum-Proof Transactions, and Defeating the Surveillance State | Day 37 of 50
The Core Lightning security story, told responsibly. Maintainers found critical vulnerabilities and told CLN operators to shut down until the emergency release. No reported loss of funds, patch within 48 hours, source held back to slow attackers.
The part that connects everything: AI found the bugs. Multiple AI-generated vulnerability reports reached the maintainers within days, the exact defen
Lyn Alden on Café Bitcoin | Bessent vs Druckenmiller, the Bull Market Question, and Why She Writes Science Fiction | Day 35 of 50
Her read on the Treasury story: the market was orderly and the interventions premature. The selloff was rational, the curve is not even steep, and surprise announcements draw attention to a controlled problem. Her phrase: the Streisand effect.
She called the buyback program "a super soft form of yield curve control" and said the reaction in gold and Bitcoin is understandable, because surprise d
Café Bitcoin | Sticking the Landing, Answering the Maximalism Eulogy, and One Money in a Free Market | Day 34 of 50
Bitcoin pushed into the high $70,000s and held there. Friday closed near $78,300 and the room watched it cross $79,900 live. Cory's read on why it stuck: the move was spot driven, not leveraged.
The ETFs took in $1.92 billion last week per Farside, the strongest week since October 2025. BlackRock accounted for $1.3 billion of it, across five consecutive positive days.
Treasury may tap roughly
Café Bitcoin | Bitcoin Rips 23% on the Week, Privacy in the AI Era, Palantir and Government Capture | Day 31 of 50
Bitcoin around $77,200, up almost 8% on the day and 23% on the week, and the show opens on the mood rather than the chart. Cory, joining from Istanbul: "the shitposting is just completely off the charts. We're back. We're so back." Brandon's read on the turn: "we needed this one. It was a rough couple months."
⭐ Adam Livingston makes the pragmatic case for sovereign accumulation, and grounds it
Parker Lewis on the 12% Day, Hank Paulson's "Break the Glass," and Why Spending Bitcoin Is a Saving Question | Day 30 of 50
Bitcoin ran about 12% in 24 hours, from roughly $66,000 to $72,000, and the show opens on it. Parker spends the hour on what produced it rather than the number itself: the long end of the Treasury curve is behaving in a way the Treasury cannot fix.
⭐ The catalyst nobody led with: the Treasury announced a $4 billion buyback of long bonds. The 10-year yield sat at 4.68% at the announcement and fe
Café Bitcoin | The Nuclear Bitcoiner on Mining with Small Modular Reactors, and the Paper He Is Taking to a Nuclear Conference | Day 29 of 50
Ryan MacLeod, who posts as The Nuclear Bitcoiner, works at Canadian Nuclear Laboratories and has spent almost eleven years in the industry as a laboratory technologist. He compares his facility to Idaho National Lab, Oak Ridge, or Savannah River in the US, and Sellafield in the UK.
The order of his conversion is the opposite of what you would guess: he did not become a nuclear advocate until after
Café Bitcoin | John Haar Returns for Macro and Mining, 55 Years Off Gold | Day 28 of 50
John Haar, back for his first Café appearance since leaving Swan for Blockware, opens on the 55th anniversary of the Nixon Shock. His argument: gold's own physical properties, the time, trust, and armed transport required to settle in it, are what let the 1971 dollar-gold break happen and stick. No one could credibly refuse.
Asked whether the US might literally "back" the dollar with Bitcoin, J
Café Bitcoin | Yan Pritzker on Bitcoin Fork History, the September 1 Hard Fork, and Why Doing Nothing Is the Safest Move | Day 27 of 50
Yan Pritzker, Swan's cofounder and CTO, walks his new essay on Bitcoin fork history, from the 2015 block size debates through the hard fork scheduled for September 1. Published on the Swan blog and posted to X during the show.
His own entry point was Ethereum, not Bitcoin. The 2016 DAO rollback split the chain and created Ethereum Classic, and watching that taught him what a fork actually is be
Café Bitcoin | Orwellian Overreach, the Museum of Civil Liberties, and the Freedom Tech Field Guide | Day 24 of 50
A museum for things that aren't gone yet. Roxana Nasoi of Logos walks through the Museum of Civil Liberties: five halls, twenty major events, a record kept where it can't be quietly edited. Phase one of a past, present, and future campaign.
"Liberties, not rights." Roxana explains the word choice: rights imply something that can be granted and revoked. The halls cover control of money, the surv
Café Bitcoin | Self-Custody with Nick Neuman, Money Without Permission and Debanking | Day 23 of 50
Suze takes us inside the UK's debanking inquiry. A director and co-founder of Bitcoin Policy UK, she's submitting evidence to Parliament's cross-party inquiry this week, and explains what an APPG can and can't do about banks blocking lawful transactions.
The numbers are staggering. The Locked Out report found roughly 40% of payments to exchanges blocked or delayed by UK banks, with one exchange
Greg Foss on Bitcoin as Insurance, Credit Signals in the AI Boom, and Do the Math | 50 Days for Freedom, Day 22
Greg Foss is back. After stepping away from Twitter and spending time on Nostr, the veteran credit analyst explains what pulled him back: young people reaching for socialism, and credit markets he sees as far less healthy than equities.
The credit default swap thesis. Foss walks through his method: take the CDS spread on U.S. government debt, multiply by total obligations including unfunded lia
Café Bitcoin | Larry Lepard and Greg Foss on Japan as the Seminal Event, Credit as the Warning, and Why Timing Beats Everyone | Day 21 of 50
Cory's argument about narratives. Journalists and bankers keep asking what the catalyst will be, but narrative follows price rather than causing it. Something moves because sellers are exhausted, and the reason gets fitted afterward. The only narrative that matters is Bitcoin being better money for eight billion people.
Larry Lepard on what actually moved. The debasement trade began in earnest
Café Bitcoin | Jeff Ross on Energy Money, Why Abundance Still Needs Scarcity, and Study Before You Stack | Day 20 of 50
The theme was looking forward After two brutal weeks the room turned to what comes next, set up by a listener's observation that the philosophical Bitcoin conversation which drew people in around 2020 had gone quiet for years and is audibly back
Why the guard dropped Phillip framed Coldcard as a psychic blow because it was the standard for personal sovereignty, and the harder question is why th
Café Bitcoin | Slay Your Heroes, the Fourth Turning, and Certainty Lowers Your Guard | Day 17 of 50
Suze's Forbes piece, and the question under it. Her Telegram reporting found a persistent identifier that survives restarts, network changes and borders, with the credible risk being targeted surveillance rather than mass tracking. Her real question: why is don't-trust-verify never applied to companies and personalities inside Bitcoin?
The confessions, and Cory's calibration. American HODL admi
Café Bitcoin | Guy Swann and Yan Pritzker on Coldcard, the Asymmetry of Defense, and Privacy | Day 16 of 50
Guy Swan on learning the wrong lessons. The takeaway circulating is "go with the biggest company," which forgets Mt. Gox and FTX and everything else proving size is not safety. His analogy: when a libertarian politician betrays you, libertarianism didn't break, you got scammed.
He wants a rule that works forward. His sharpest point: "I don't want a rule that only works in hindsight." Anyone can
Café Bitcoin | Self-Custody Is Not Dead, the Custody Spectrum, and Owning Is Not Operating | Day 15 of 50
Dice rolls are now confirmed safe. Portland HODL published a full verification, independently cross-checked by James O'Beirne, Block's engineering team and Rob Hamilton: the Coldcard did use dice entropy rather than falling back to the pseudo-random generator. Fifty or more rolls was sufficient.
Still rotate anyway. The prevailing view on the show was that dice-generated seeds are safe but wort
Café Bitcoin | The Coldcard Timeline, Joe Nakamoto on the Fallout, and Open Source Must Win | Day 10 of 50
A full forensic timeline. Brady traced it end to end: a 2018 MicroPython software fallback sat harmless for three years until March 2021, when Coinkite moved to Bitcoin Core's math library and silently bound seed generation to that fallback. Lopp notes the bug lived in the build system, not the main code.
Firmware 4.0.0 is the dividing line. Shipped March 17, 2021. Seeds generated before roughl
Café Bitcoin | Coldcard Emergency: What Happened, Who's Affected, and What To Do Now
The event. A firmware flaw in Coldcard seed generation, disclosed the night before, let an attacker recompute private keys outright. By airtime, 594 Bitcoin, put at roughly $38 million on the show, had been swept from about 500 wallets.
The mechanism. Yan Pritzker and Swan engineer Steve: the device's true random number generator was present and working, but a March 2021 library change meant th
Café Bitcoin | Day 8 of 50: Telegram's Device Fingerprint, Getting Debanked Over Three Letters, and Where Retail Went
Swan's Phillip Alexander and Brandon Quittem host Day 8 of 50 Days for Freedom: Telegram's auth key ID and the Russian server question; getting debanked for the word Bitcoin, from Wise to Bitcoin Policy UK; Michelle Weekley on Bitcoin ATM bans, shared Claude links indexed by Google, and AI agents with access to your email; and Brandon Quittem on shrinking drawdowns and the retail wave that hasn't
Café Bitcoin | Day 7 of 50: Daniel Batten on Bitcoin and Energy, Britain's Curtailment Bill, and Wealth Is Energy
Cory was out for a family wedding, so Brady and Philip hosted from his handle. Also new: a weekly recap song in a different genre each week, covering everything from the previous weeks of the show.
Daniel Batten on Cambridge's new number. Its updated assessment puts Bitcoin mining at 59.4% clean energy, against a global grid mix near 40%. Hydro is the largest single source. Full report expected
Café Bitcoin | Day 6 of 50: Lawrence Lepard on the Big Print, the AI Credit Crack, and The Math Ain't Mathing
Lawrence Lepard on bear market psychology. Everyone is short-term, negative, and attacking each other over BIP110 and Saylor. His read: we are winning, this is the moment to get friends buying, and he expects much higher highs within 18 to 24 months.
The big print thesis. Lepard is watching the yen carry trade, a near-vertical Japanese 10-year, and the US 10-year at 4.70 with 5% as the Fed's re
Café Bitcoin | Day 5 of 50: The Digital ID Retreat, the Race to Avoid the War, and Do the Work
Day 5 of 50 Days for Freedom, hosted from @Swan after Cory's handle hit tech trouble. Swan's buy fee sits at 50 basis points through Labor Day. Framing doc: swan.com/battle.
Cory on disagreeing well. Three summers of shows with Vlad Costea despite splitting on layer twos and drivechain. A lot of people we think we oppose actually love Bitcoin, and privacy is common ground.
UK digital ID scrapp
Café Bitcoin | Day 4 of 50: Bitcoin Season Goes to the NBA, the BitChat Ban, and Don't Trust, Verify
The main event: Mike Nicoll, director of Bitcoin Season, on going from USC Film School and Netflix's At All Costs to documenting the first Bitcoin-only deals with an NBA franchise and Klutch Sports — "come for the sexy basketball world, stay for the financial revolution." 100,000 views in the first week, free on YouTube, and Swan will buy the pizza and beer for your watch party. King closes with a
Café Bitcoin | Day 3 of 50: The Battle of the Bears Begins, The Consortium, and Independence Must Be Won
Chapters:
00:00 — Wicked: from trader to Bitcoin-only, sats per dollar, save don't trade
04:30 — Satoshi's Bride: a Bitcoin tip at a fine-dining shift
11:00 — Scott: the echo-chamber reality check and a self-custody challenge to the Bitcoin-only companies
18:00 — C Hoddle: Bitcoin treasure hunts and the Buena Vista circular economy → Midwest Bitcoin Summit
21:30 — The unblocking amnesty: blo
Café Bitcoin is BACK | Day 2 of 50: FATF Surveillance Creep, Signal vs. Noise, and The Work That Wins
Chapters
00:00 — Day 1 recap: 2,800+ listens, 465 peak concurrent, why this show exists
01:15 — Susie Violet Ward on FATF's fraud roadmap: the Travel Rule comes for Bitcoin
06:15 — "If you're not a baddie, why should you care?" Privacy is normal
08:15 — Signal vs. noise: Cory audits the France wrench-attack narrative live
14:30 — Susie's tangent: capitalism as balance, governments as parasit
Café Bitcoin is Back | 1 of 50
Cafe Bitcoin returns for 50 Days for Bitcoin — Day 1 of 50.
Cory Klippsten reboots the daily Cafe Bitcoin show to kick off Swan's 50 Days for Bitcoin campaign: 50 basis point buy fees for 50 days (July 21 to September 8), daily weekday Spaces at 10:00 AM ET, and a return to the education-first roots that built the Bitcoin community on Clubhouse in 2020-2021.
In this episode:
50 Days for Bitcoin
Gigachad's $42B - $MSTR flips $COIN - Florida loves the corn
In this episode of Swan Signal Live, hosts Brady Swenson and John Harr discuss various Bitcoin-related topics with guests Steven Lubka and Isaiah Douglas from Swan Bitcoin. The crew talks MicroStrategy's plan to raise $42 billion to buy more Bitcoin, the potential impact of the U.S. presidential election on Bitcoin's price, and the Florida CFO's push for a state Bitcoin reserve. They also compare
ATH Incoming! - Legacy Finance Adoption - CBDCs
In this episode of Cafe Bitcoin, hosts Brady and John discuss the potential for institutional adoption of Bitcoin, including pension funds and endowments. They analyze recent bullish statements from billionaires and a former Fed governor's criticism of the Fed's inconsistent inflation policies. The hosts also explore the differences between holding real Bitcoin versus ETFs or CBDCs, emphasizing Bi
Maya Parbhoe, Suriname’s Pro-Bitcoin Presidential Candidate
In this comprehensive episode of Cafe Bitcoin, Brady Swenson and co-host John Haar engage with Maya Parbhoe, an entrepreneur and pro-Bitcoin candidate in Suriname's presidential race. Maya shares her rich entrepreneurial family background, educational journey, and solutions for economic hardships. The discussion pivots around Suriname's corruption, financial inefficiencies, and reliance on foreign
Microsoft's Bitcoin Vote - PA Bitcoin Bill - Treasury Yields - Bitcoin Adoption and Inflation
In this Cafe Bitcoin podcast, Brady, Terrence, John, and Alec discuss Bitcoin’s market activity and broader adoption signals. They highlight Microsoft's potential Bitcoin investment vote among shareholders, scheduled for December 10, and note that Microsoft’s board is recommending a "no" vote but believe this signifies growing mainstream interest in Bitcoin as a treasury asset. They also discuss P
Central Banks v Bitcoin - Saylor on Custody - Macro
In this episode of Café Bitcoin, the crew discusses Bitcoin’s price fluctuations, specifically its tendency to dip back toward $58,000, referred to as a "magnet." The conversation highlights dollar-cost averaging (DCA) as a viable long-term approach and touches on macroeconomic factors, including central banks' policies that affect Bitcoin. They also emphasize the resilience of the Bitcoin market
Tuur Demeester - The ECB Bitcoin Paper
In this episode of Cafe Bitcoin, Tuur Demeester joins the crew to dive into a key discussion surrounding the European Central Bank's (ECB) latest paper criticizing Bitcoin. Tuur breaks down the aggressive nature of the report, which accuses Bitcoin of fostering wealth inequality and undermining economic productivity. The crew highlights the report’s misleading arguments, comparing Bitcoin to fiat
Live and In-Person from LA Bitcoin Day w/ Matt Kratter and Sean Culkin
In this episode of Cafe Bitcoin, the crew discusses the failed launch of a Trump-branded token, which aimed to raise $300 million but only sold $18 million before crashing in value. We highlight the importance of distinguishing Bitcoin from other cryptocurrencies and note the political pandering often associated with crypto projects. The conversation shifts to global Bitcoin adoption, focusing on
Café Bitcoin - MicroStrategy, Fitness, Bitcoin Custody, and Inheritance
In this episode of Cafe Bitcoin, Brady Swenson shares his personal fitness journey, emphasizing the importance of health tracking and accountability. The conversation then shifts to Bitcoin's price movements and the role of MicroStrategy in Bitcoin investing. The hosts discuss the risks and rewards of holding MicroStrategy stock compared to directly holding Bitcoin. They also delve into self-custo
Café Bitcoin - Macro Friday
John Haar and the Macro Friday crew talk macro with appearances from Cory Klippsten and Greg Foss.
Satoshi and the History of Bitcoin
Bitcoin core dev Rearden joins us to discuss the HBO Satoshi documentary, some choice Satoshi quotes, and other aspects of the history of Bitcoin.
Café Bitcoin - Tomer Strolight
Tomer Strolight joins us to discuss his life before Bitcoin, the ideas behind and impact of The Legendary Treasure of Satoshi Nakamoto, Bitcoin as generational wealth, and much more.
Café Bitcoin - Macro Fridays
Blackrock Bitcoin report, fate of the USD, and much more. Stack sats with the Swan App - Create an account and start buying Bitcoin in just a few minutes. No fees on your first $10,000 of Bitcoin buys."Welcome to Bitcoin" A FREE 1-hour course hosted by Natalie Brunell, perfect for helping you to orange-pill family members over the holidays at https://Swan.com/welcome Swan Team Members:Brady Swen
Café Bitcoin - Greg Foss
Greg Foss joins us to discuss his experience with mental health challenges, his outlook for Bitcoin, and some finance educationStack sats with the Swan App - Create an account and start buying Bitcoin in just a few minutes. No fees on your first $10,000 of Bitcoin buys. "Welcome to Bitcoin" A FREE 1-hour course hosted by Natalie Brunell, perfect for helping you to orange-pill family members over t
Cory Klippsten
Cory is the Founder Learn about what's happening at Swan, where we're headed, and Cory's thoughts on the industry and Bitcoin broadly.
Cafe ₿ - FOMC - Bhutan - Saif v Saylor - Presidential Politics
The Café Crew discuss the FOMC meeting and the 50 bps rate decrease, Bhutan stacking sats, the Saifedean vs Saylor Bitcoin lending and yield debate, and Presidential politics. Stack sats with the Swan App - Create an account and start buying Bitcoin in just a few minutes. No fees on your first $10,000 of Bitcoin buys. "Welcome to Bitcoin" A FREE 1-hour course hosted by Natalie Brunell, perfect for
Cafe ₿ - Guy Swann - Nostr - AI - #Bitcoin
Guy Swann of Bitcoin Audible and AI Unchained joins us to discuss AI tech and Bitcoin. "Welcome to Bitcoin" A FREE 1-hour course hosted by Natalie Brunell, perfect for helping you to orange-pill family members over the holidays at https://Swan.com/welcome Swan Team Members:Brady Swenson: https://twitter.com/citizenbitcoinJohn Haar Twitter: https://twitter.com/john_at_swanSteven Lubka: https://x
Cafe ₿ - Macro Fridays w/ John Haar and crew
Brady, John, and Terrence discuss gold, broad money vs base money, inflation vs deflation, transition from fiat to Bitcoin, Trump's shitcoin project, Harry Potter, and more. "Welcome to Bitcoin" A FREE 1-hour course hosted by Natalie Brunell, perfect for helping you to orange-pill family members over the holidays at https://Swan.com/welcome Swan Team Members:Brady Swenson: https://twitter.co
Café Rebooted with Lyn Alden
Café Bitcoin is back with a new host. Brady Swenson, cofounder of Swan, and creator of the Citizen Bitcoin and Swan Signal Live podcasts, is taking the reins. This episode features a chat with Lyn Alden and panelists John Haar and Steven Lubka. "Welcome to Bitcoin" A FREE 1-hour course hosted by Natalie Brunell, perfect for helping you to orange-pill family members over the holidays at https://Swa
Global IT Outage and the Bitcoin Bull Market with Dante Cook and John Haar
We're joined by Dante Cook, John Haar, Tomer Strolight, and many others to talk about the major IT outage linked to a faulty update from security firm CrowdStrike caused widespread disruptions globally, how the price of Bitcoin was up 4%, and the importance of decentralization.
The Intriguing Shifts in Bitcoin Narratives with Dante Cook and Tomer Strolight
We're joined by Dante Cook, Tomer Strolight, and many others to talk about JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon, an arch-bitcoin and crypto skeptic, has "all of a sudden changed his tune," and Mark Cuban's long post about how Bitcoin can become the global currency. 00:00:06 - Café Bitcoin Intro00:05:01 - Mark Cuban's Initial Thoughts on Bitcoin00:10:09 - Jamie Dimon's Misconceptions about Bitcoin00:14:22 - Ch
Bitcoin Community Triumphs with Tomer Strolight, John Haar and more
We discuss the rise in Bitcoin's price, reaching $65,000, and the positive market trends. We also discuss the significant trial involving Craig Wright, who claimed to be Satoshi Nakamoto, the creator of Bitcoin. The hosts discussed the outcome of the trial, where the High Court of England and Wales found Craig Wright guilty of fabricating evidence and lying about being Satoshi Nakamoto. 00:00:02 -
Bitcoin Self-Custody 101 with Dante Cook, Matt Carvalho, Christian Amadasun, and Chase Lopez
In this episode, we delved into the world of self-custody and the importance of securing your Bitcoin.
Bitcoin: The Strategic Reserve Asset with Sam Callahan, Alex Stanczyk, and More
Sam Callahan, Alex Stanczyk, Tomer Strolight, Joe Carlasare, Zack Sharpio, and many others join us to talk about the tragic news over the weekend with the assassination attempt of former President Trump. We talk about how the markets have reacted, thoughts on Trump attending the Bitcoin conference next week, and other bitcoin news.
The Macro Impact of Political Cycles on Bitcoin with Dante Cook, John Haar, and Dr.Jeff Ross
We're joined by Dante Cook, John Haar, Dr. Jeff Ross, and many others for an in-depth conversation about the upcoming political cycle and its potential impact on the economy. The conversation touched on the recent Bitcoin price fluctuations and the factors influencing them, such as market sentiment and liquidity. The panelists also delved into the role of the Federal Reserve and the potential infl
Bitcoin News with Dante Cook, Tomer Strolight, and Stephan Livera
We're joined by Dante Cook, Tomer Strolight, Stephan Livera, and many others for a conversation about the massive news about Trump speaking at the upcoming Bitcoin Conference in Nashville, the Santa-Monica Pier being lit up with the "Bitcoin" logo, thanks to "Proof of Workforce," and how maintaining a monetary standard affects generations, housing markets, and overall quality of life.00:00:00 - W
Germany Sells Bitcoin & Santa Monica Opens a Bitcoin Office with John Haar, Tomer Strolight, and Dom Bei
We discuss how Germany continues to sell Bitcoin, what impact that has on the market, and discuss Dom Bei and others from "Proof of Workforce" talking before City Council yesterday about the positive implications Bitcoin can have on a city, and how Santa Monica is now opening up a local Bitcoin office!00:00:00 - Tomer's Children's Book on Satoshi and Bitcoin00:08:14 - Progress of Bitcoin Initiativ
Top 5 Benefits to Dollar-Cost Averaging with Dante Cook, Tomer Strolight, and Mickey Koss
We're joined by Dante Cook, Tomer Strolight, Mickey Koss and many others to talk about the "Top 5 benefits of Dollar-Cost Averaging," and how the gains are in the "waiting, not the selling and buying." We also talk about how the Republican Party is on the offensive for Bitcoin, and more.Link to Mickey's Article: https://www.swanbitcoin.com/investing/dollar-cost-average/
Wealth Transfer and Bitcoin: The Future of Investing with Sam Callahan and Tomer Strolight
Discover insights on the potential $90 trillion wealth transfer from boomers to millennials over the next 20 years and how this could impact the adoption of Bitcoin among younger generations. Learn about the energy production in the US and its implications for Bitcoin mining, as well as the upcoming Pleb Party in Nashville.00:00:05 - Introductions and Bitcoin Price Discussion00:01:30 - Golf Tourna
Bitcoin is Crashing? With John Haar, Dante Cook, Sam Callahan, and Stephan Livera
John Haar, Dante Cook, Tomer Strolight, Sam Callahan, Stephan Livera, Terrence Yang, Terence Michael, and guests talk about the legendary bitcoin only crashes video, bitcoin's historical price on 4th of July, Bill Miller III 2 investment thesis of Bitcoin and Amazon, Peter McCormack's legal win against Craig Wright, Country of Suriname, and Macro Voices podcast talking about all investments but bi
What's behind Bitcoin's recent price action? with John Haar, Sam Callahan, and Tomer Strolight
We talk with John Haar, Tomer Strolight, and Sam Callahan about What's behind Bitcoin's recent price action? We dive into Sam's detailed article, talk about the upcoming election, and more.
Mining update with Dante Cook and Bob Burnett
We're joined by Bob Burnett for an in-depth conversation about all things Bitcoin Mining!
The Bushido of Bitcoin with Aleks Svetski and Tomer Strolight
We're joined by Tomer Strolight, and Aleks Svetski for an in-depth conversation about the new book from Svetski, "The Bushido of Bitcoin"We talk about how his is a book about virtue, excellence, culture and behaviour, which asks the harder questions: What becomes of those who rise to the top, in the new socio-economic paradigm? Will they become?https://twitter.com/i/spaces/1LyGBnWNWazGN500MB - $20
Reactions to the Debate and Bitcoin Forecasts with John Haar, Dr. Jeff Ross, Bruce Fenton, and Joe Carlasare
Join John Haar, Tomer Strolight, Bruce Fenton, Dr. Jeff Ross, and more as they reflect on the recent presidential debate, share insights on Bitcoin news, and dive into macroeconomic trends. From dissecting the debate dynamics to exploring Tom Lee's optimistic outlook for Bitcoin, this episode offers a blend of informative analysis and casual conversation. Tune in for a candid and insightful discus
Mining Update with Sam Callahan, Anthony Power, and Zack Shapiro
Join us in this episode as we dive into the latest developments in the world of Bitcoin mining. From CleanSpark's acquisition of Grid to the rise of High-Performance Computing (HPC) in the industry, Sam Callahan, Anthony Power, and more discuss the shifting landscape of Bitcoin mining companies. Discover how the demand for reliable power is reshaping the energy sector and how miners are adapting t
Financial Advisors: It’s Time to Study Bitcoin with John Haar, Tomer Strolight, and Matt Golliher
In this podcast episode, we had a lively discussion with guest, Matt Golliher about the importance of financial advisors understanding, and embracing Bitcoin. Matt highlighted the cognitive dissonance that can arise when considering Bitcoin, and how it is essential for financial advisors to start learning about Bitcoin now rather than later. The conversation delved into the analogy of the internet
Julian Assange is Free & "I Am Not Your Bruh" with Dante Cook, P, and George Mekhail
Dante Cook, P, and many others join us to talk about the breaking news of Julian Assange accepting a plea deal with the U.S. and heading back to Australia, being freed from prison after a 12-year legal battle. Then, George Mekhail joins us to talk about parenting with his new book, "I Am Not Your Bruh: 21 Keys to Sound Parenting.""I Am Not Your Bruh: 21 Keys to Sound Parenting" -- https://www.amaz
Mt.Gox to Begin Repayments & Bitcoin Dips with Sam Callahan and Simon Dixon
Join us in this engaging podcast episode where we discuss the long-awaited repayments to Mt. Gox creditors and the potential implications for the market.We also delve into the selling pressure from the German government and Canadian pension funds, shedding light on the global economic landscape and the role of Bitcoin in financial systems.Timestamps: 00:00:14 - Sam's Problems with Airlines00:02:04
Bitcoin is Digital Scarcity with Dante Cook, John Haar, and Sam Callahan
We're joined by Dante Cook, John Haar, and Sam Callahan for an in-depth conversation about Mike Dell, the Chairman, and CEO of "Dell Computers" retweeting Saylor, and posting about Bitcoin being "digital scarcity." We also talk about the bitcoin price drop, and other Bitcoin news.
Resistance Money: A Philosophical Case for Bitcoin with Andrew M. Bailey and Steven Lubka
Dante Cook hosts today show with guest Andrew Bailey, Author of the new book, "Resistance Money: A Philosophical Case for Bitcoin," and Steven Lubka for an in-depth conversation about how the role of Bitcoin in promoting liberty and the potential impact on state power. They discussed the historical context of resistance movements and how Bitcoin fits into the current dialogue on liberty and author
21 Voices: A Deep Dive into Bitcoin Perspectives - John Haar, Tomer Strolight, and Bevan
Join us on Cafe Bitcoin for an exciting episode where we dive into the world of Bitcoin with filmmaker Bevan. Discover the behind-the-scenes of his latest series, "21 Voices," featuring thought-provoking interviews with Bitcoin experts. From discussions on environmental impact to humanitarian aspects, Bevan's work sheds light on the diverse perspectives within the Bitcoin community. Learn how Beva
Navigating the Bitcoin Price Rollercoaster: Insights and Predictions
We're joined by Dante Cook, P, Dom Bei, Terrence Yang, and many others to talk about the latest Bitcoin price dip to $64k, the FTX clawbacks, and we dive into Michael Saylor's "21 rules of Bitcoin" from BTC Prague. 00:00:19 - Introduction and Discussion on Circadian Rhythm00:05:21 - Canadians Embracing Bitcoin Earlier Than Americans00:12:04 - Bitcoin as a Solution to Corrupted Political Systems00:
Bitcoin: A Beacon of Stability in a Chaotic World - Sam Callahan and Tomer Strolight
Join the conversation with Sam Callahan, Tomer Strolight, and many more as they discuss the importance of reliability and consistency in a world of constant change, and explore how Bitcoin's steadfast principles set it apart in the evolving financial landscape. 00:00:02 - Café Bitcoin Reunion00:07:45 - Political Talks on Bitcoin00:19:11 - Larry Fink's Infrastructure Proposal00:25:06 - Ethereum's
Bitcoin's Role in National Debt Reduction Strategies - John Haar and Dante Cook
Join us in this episode of Cafe Bitcoin as we dive into a range of topics, from the impact of Bitcoin on the world of sports to the insights shared by a congressman after reading "The Bitcoin Standard." We also discuss the intriguing documentary "The Spoils," which explores the intersection of basketball and Bitcoin. Additionally, we analyze Larry Fink's perspective on the global debt crisis and t
Exploring the Future of Bitcoin Mining with Marathon's Slipstream & "The Sunshine Manifesto" with Steven Lubka
In this episode of Cafe Bitcoin, we dive into the fascinating world of Bitcoin mining with Marathon, the largest publicly traded miner in the industry. Join us as we explore the innovative tools and technologies developed by Marathon, including Slipstream, a game-changing solution for optimizing block space and revenue streams on the Bitcoin network. We also are joined by Steven Lubka to talk abou
The Overton Window Shift: How Bitcoin is Reshaping Politics - John Haar and Alex Stanczyk
In this episode of Cafe Bitcoin, the spotlight shines on former President Donald Trump's recent meeting with key players in the Bitcoin mining industry. Join the hosts as they dissect Trump's statements and explore the potential implications for the future of Bitcoin in the political landscape.Timestamps:00:00:02 - Bitcoin in the Political Spotlight00:13:00 - Inflation and CPI Analysis00:23:44 - T
Bitcoin Mining, Energy, and A.I. - Dante Cook and P
The latest podcast episode delved into various topics, including the integration of AI into Apple's operating system, the impact of Bitcoin mining on energy consumption, and the development of renewable energy sources. The hosts discussed the misconceptions surrounding Bitcoin mining and energy usage, highlighting how Bitcoin mining can actually help utilize excess energy and contribute to economi
Massive Opportunity for Bitcoin: Tucker Carlson Tour Announcement - Brady Swenson & Sam Callahan
In this episode, join the lively discussion as the hosts dive into the exciting news of Swan sponsoring the Tucker Carlson live tour, a significant move in the world of Bitcoin adoption. Discover the behind-the-scenes details of this sponsorship and the impact it will have on spreading Bitcoin education to a wider audience.Timestamps: 00:00:02 - Exciting Bitcoin Sponsorship Announcement00:07:03 -
The Black Box Dilemma: The Impact of Algorithms on Free Will - Dante Cook and John Haar
In this podcast episode, we delved into various discussions surrounding the influence of algorithms on our digital lives and the concept of free will. The conversation touched on the impact of black box algorithms on our choices and the need for individuals to have more control over the algorithms they interact with. There was also a discussion about the importance of maintaining a balance between
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