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EPISODE · Oct 31, 2025 · 37 MIN

DOE to Speed up Interconnections | Revaluing Gold Reserves | An SBR in France? | AI Optimism Among Young Professionals

from The Peer to Peer Policy Podcast

In this episode, Brian and Zach discuss: Michael Selig nominated as CFTC chairman, praised for his experience. Revaluing gold reserves could strengthen the U.S. balance sheet. Converting gold to bitcoin is an interesting strategic move. France's bitcoin reserve bill could influence global policy. DOE aims to speed up data center interconnections. AI use linked to career optimism among young professionals. Strategic bitcoin reserves have geopolitical implications. U.S. and France's bitcoin strategies show a shift in policy. AI skills are becoming essential for career advancement. The podcast ends with humorous takes on current events. And more! Subscribe and follow us on all platforms! YouTube Apple Podcasts Spotify iHeartRadio Rumble Podcast Index Podcast Addict Podchaser Deezer PlayerFM Castbox Goodpods TrueFans 

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In this episode, Brian and Zach discuss: Michael Selig nominated as CFTC chairman, praised for his experience. Revaluing gold reserves could strengthen the U.S. balance sheet. Converting gold to bitcoin is an interesting strategic move. France's bitcoin reserve bill could influence global policy. DOE aims to speed up data center interconnections. AI use linked to career optimism among young professionals. Strategic bitcoin reserves have geopolitical implica...

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