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EPISODE · Oct 13, 2025 · 36 MIN

Bitcoin Voters and Corporate Treasuries (from the archives)

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From September 5, 2024. In this episode, Brian and Sam discuss: Riot Platforms has reached a milestone of owning over 10,000 bitcoin. Companies are increasingly viewing bitcoin as a reliable store of value. The behavior of bitcoin miners can indicate market cycles. El Salvador is a notable nation-state holder of bitcoin. Corporate America is likely to lead in bitcoin adoption before governments. Bitcoin voters are a persuadable demographic in elections. Trump's support for bitcoin contrasts with the Biden administration's stance. Censorship is becoming a critical issue in the political landscape. The rise of bitcoin is tied to individual empowerment and freedom. The division in politics is increasingly seen as power-seeking versus freedom-seeking. And more! Subscribe and follow us on all platforms! Rumble YouTube Apple Podcasts Spotify Podcast Index iHeartRadio Podcast Addict Podchaser Deezer PlayerFM Castbox Goodpods TrueFans

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From September 5, 2024. In this episode, Brian and Sam discuss: Riot Platforms has reached a milestone of owning over 10,000 bitcoin. Companies are increasingly viewing bitcoin as a reliable store of value. The behavior of bitcoin miners can indicate market cycles. El Salvador is a notable nation-state holder of bitcoin. Corporate America is likely to lead in bitcoin adoption before governments. Bitcoin voters are a persuadable demographic in elections.&nb...

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