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"When the Epstein files touch Bitcoin's early history, it's not about price — it's about power."
Newly released emails tied to the Epstein case have reignited discussion around Bitcoin's early years, including previously undisclosed links to early crypto investments and financial intermediaries.
This episode examines:
• What DOJ-released emails actually show — and what they don't
• The significance of an early Coinbase investment tied to Epstein
• Why questions around Bitcoin's origins resurface during power struggles
• How Bitcoin's neutrality contrasts with elite financial networks
• Why resistance often reveals what threatens entrenched systems
This is not a price episode.
It's about context, incentives, and why Bitcoin unsettles power structures.
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As Bitcoin prints its fourth consecutive red monthly candle, newly resurfaced emails reveal discussions of "anti-Bitcoin pressure" involving Jeffrey Epstein and elite power brokers — raising serious questions about coordinated efforts to suppress BTC during its early years.
At the same time, institutions are fleeing crypto markets with $1.7B in weekly outflows, Ether treasury firms face massive unrealized losses, and macro uncertainty grows following Trump's Federal Reserve nomination. Yet amid the panic, Michael Saylor's Strategy continues stacking Bitcoin, deploying $75.3M as BTC briefly dips below $75K.
In today's episode, we connect the dots between Epstein, elite influence networks, market manipulation narratives, institutional flows, and Bitcoin's long-term resilience — and explain why these revelations matter more now than ever.
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Bitcoin isn't competing with gold anymore — it's aligning with the next global system: AI-driven capital allocation.
In today's show, we break down why Bitcoin is increasingly being framed as the native money of the AI economy and how that narrative supports a 10X move toward a $17 trillion market cap by 2035.
This isn't short-term price chatter. It's about structure, incentives, and where capital flows when automation accelerates.
Today's key topics include:
• Why AI economies demand hard, neutral money
• The math behind a $17T Bitcoin market cap
• How Bitcoin compares to gold in an AI-powered world
• Why recent drawdowns don't invalidate long-term adoption
• The role of institutions, balance sheets, and protocol credibility
Signal over noise. Long-term structure over short-term volatility.
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A bold and highly specific Bitcoin price prediction is gaining attention after the world's highest recorded IQ holder forecasted $276,000 Bitcoin by February 2026, citing mathematical modeling and long-cycle probability rather than sentiment.
This episode breaks down:
• Why Bitcoin's current setup looks stronger than 2017
• How gold and silver volatility contrasts with Bitcoin's long-term structure
• What ETF outflows actually signal during metals rallies
• Why geopolitical sanctions and shutdown risk matter for stateless money
• How extreme predictions should be evaluated through liquidity and adoption, not hype
As markets wrestle with fear and correlation, Bitcoin continues to sit at the crossroads of math, scarcity, and macro stress.
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The macro narrative just escalated.
With Trump selecting a pro-Bitcoin Federal Reserve chair, the monetary conversation shifts from speculation to policy — and long-term price targets like $10M BTC are no longer fringe.
Today's episode breaks down:
• Why a Bitcoin-friendly Fed changes liquidity expectations
• Tim Draper's $10M BTC thesis and the logic behind it
• Why Bitcoin price metrics now outpace the 2022 bottom
• Binance converting $1B SAFU reserves into Bitcoin
• How shutdown risk and monetary stress reinforce the Bitcoin bull case
As policy, liquidity, and adoption converge, Bitcoin's role in the next monetary era becomes harder to ignore.