Nakamoto Nation

In this immensely bullish episode of the Nakamoto Nation, Bitcoin triple OG (and the man who orangepilled me) Austin Alexander (@BTCismoney) takes us on an incredible journey from his early days of Bitcoin when faucets gave it away for free, to today's corporate #BTC revolution. Austin shares his unbelievable story of discovering Bitcoin in 2011, watching it crash from $28 to $3, leaving potentially thousands of BTC on a work computer, and his eventual conviction that led him to become a founding advisor at $NAKA.Austin explains why Bitcoin represents humanity's first universal, consistent unit of economic measure—comparing it to the invention of the kilometer—and why this will unlock unprecedented human potential.

In this exclusive interview, Kevin Zhang (@SinoCrypto), newly appointed Head of Asia for @nakamoto, breaks down the untapped opportunity in Asian $BTC treasury markets. With 10 years of Bitcoin mining experience and deep connections across China, Zhang explains how $NAKA's "treasury of treasuries" model aims to capitalize on regulatory arbitrage between Hong Kong and mainland China.Key topics covered:- Why China's Bitcoin demand remains "immense" despite multiple bans- How Moon Inc could become the gateway for Chinese institutional Bitcoin investment- Nakamoto's strategy to identify and back one champion treasury company per global region- The unique value proposition of Bitcoin mining companies beyond just producing Bitcoin- How Nakamoto plans to acquire distressed treasury companies at discounts to NAV- Zhang's journey from gaming and corporate finance to becoming a Bitcoin OG through miningZhang argues the Hong Kong play could dwarf even @Metaplanet_JP 's success, potentially unlocking one of the world's largest pools of capital that's been cut off from Bitcoin since 2021.

In this exclusive interview, Mr. Amwal (Arabic for "Mr. Money"), a prominent Middle Eastern investor and content creator, discusses the importance of Bitcoin in diversified portfolios and celebrates Al Abraaj Restaurant Group becoming the first Bitcoin treasury company in the Middle East.From privacy-conscious investing to the revolutionary impact of corporate Bitcoin adoption, Amwal shares insights on why Middle Eastern investors should embrace cryptocurrency as an essential asset class. He explains how Bitcoin treasury companies offer the best of both worlds: the safety of publicly traded stocks with the explosive growth potential of crypto assets.The conversation covers Bitcoin's 15-year track record of technological reliability, the importance of dollar-cost averaging, and how companies like Al Abraaj are making crypto accessible to traditional stock market investors through innovative metrics like "Bitcoin per share" KPIs.

David Bailey, CEO of BTC Inc and founder of Nakamoto, joins Naka Nation to discuss the $710M fundraise, hyper-bitcoinization strategy, and why Bitcoin hits $1M by 2030. In this episode, we cover:- Nakamoto's plan to acquire Bitcoin treasury companies in 80 countries- Why "Bitcoin Per Share" is the key metric for shareholders- The super cycle vs 4-year cycle debate - and why this time is different- How Nakamoto raised $710M from global Bitcoin OGs- Trump's reaction to the historic fundraise- Why we're less than 0.1% through the Bitcoin journey- The American Bullfrog as Nakamoto's new mascot 🐸David reveals how Nakamoto is weaponizing corporate advantages to stack Bitcoin faster than any individual could, building "an army to change the world." From infiltrating Wall Street to orange-pilling governments globally, learn why institutional Bitcoin adoption is just beginning.Whether you're long on BTC or just getting started with NAKA, this conversation breaks down the most ambitious Bitcoin strategy ever attempted. You ain't seen nothing yet.

Host Carlos Gaviria sits down with Abdulla Isa of Al Abraaj Restaurant Group (Bahrain) to unpack how a 38‑year‑old food‑service empire became the first corporate Bitcoin treasury in the Middle East. We cover the business case, execution playbook, marketing upside, and what this move means for regional Bitcoin adoption.