Bitcoin HODL FOMO with Brady Swenson
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Location: Remotely
Date: Monday 5th April
Company: Swan Bitcoin
Role: Head of Education
The current bitcoin bull market has been unlike any before. While retail traders have led previous rallies with speculators looking for short term gains vs fiat, this time, institutions are here and buying vast amounts of bitcoin, and many have no intention of selling.
The macro conditions this time around are entirely different. Bitcoin investing is no longer a speculative bubble, rather a rational response to the debasement of fiat currencies at an accelerating rate. Investors are looking for a store of value to protect their money from losing purchasing power.
Bitcoin buyers and HODLers are not just looking at bitcoin as a way of making money, but truly seeing it for what it is, a hedge against inflation and the hardest money the world has ever known.
This is the Bitcoin Renaissance.
In this interview, I talk to the Head of Education at Swan Bitcoin, Brady Swenson. We discuss the bitcoin bull market and HODL FOMO, the transitional period between fiat currency and bitcoin and how the future role of state and government will change.
TIMESTAMPS
00:05:58: Introductions
00:06:34: HODL FOMO - a brief description
00:07:26: Getting 2017 wrong
00:14:57: Living the bull market the Brady way
00:17:38: Swan's first year
00:23:04: There's something different about this cycle
00:27:20: Coins being pulled off exchanges
00:28:20: Michael Saylor's strategy
00:30:23: MMT and the Cantillon effect
00:39:10: The fall of the Roman Empire
00:47:33: There's not enough time in the day
00:49:23: We're living through an historical time
00:52:05: The past, present and future of money
00:55:20: How many paper folds to the moon?
00:56:58: The exponential growth of humanity
00:59:57: The fear of a technological future
01:03:24: For and against hyperbitcoinisation
01:09:11: A divided world
01:13:23: Accidental power
01:15:13: Is state monopoly on violence a good thing?
01:16:47: Optionality
01:20:15: Geographic optionality
01:23:54: "Inventing Bitcoin", by Yan Pritzker
01:27:01: "Bitcoin Standard" by Saifedean
01:30:06: Travel during COVID
01:36:10: Final comments
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Mentioned in the interview:
Soros, Morgan Stanley Join $200M Investment in Bitcoin Firm NYDIG
NYDIG head says major firms will announce Bitcoin 'milestones' next week
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