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EPISODE · Jun 17, 2021 · 41 MIN

Centralised Vs Decentralised - Is Bitcoin a Solution in Search of a Problem?

from Buffetting with Kass and Mitch

This weeks conversation takes a scenic tour into the wonderful world of financial philosophy and behavioural investing:Soros and Druckenmiller's Alchemy of Finance - "Reflexivity" (1-10min)The ethos behind Bitcoin/crypto against a backdrop of humanity and our financial system (10-20min)The real cause and catalyst for the US housing market crash - "Moral Hazard" (20-28min)The real problems in our financial system - "Skin in the Game" (28-31min)Is there a practical real world future for Crypto (31-36min)"Kass' Conspiracy Corner" - Bitcoin and China (36-41min)We really hope you enjoy the discussion and look forward to sharing more entertaining and (hopefully!) helpful content with you in 2021 and beyond. For more content you can find us on the links below:Twitter:@mitch_dol@kassia_dolYoutube:"Buffetting with Kass & Mitch"FB/Insta:@buffettingkassmitchAlways remember - We are not your financial advisors and none of our content should be used as investment advice. We are private investors and all comments are our personal opinions.

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