Bitcoin & Markets

This episode is a recording of my telegram live stream today. In it I discuss a recent video sent to me by a member on bitcoinandmarkets.com. I took the opportunity to describe how power difference appear in the geopolitical chess board. We get into the history of power, the geopolitics of Athens and Sparta, Britain vs France, why some areas have different cultures and economics versus other places, and finally, where is it all going. Original video: (give it a watch and a like) https://youtu.be/x0Iay1Kp9Vk Full show notes: https://bitcoinandmarkets.com/e249/  

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Member video https://bitcoinandmarkets.com/e245-video/ Full show notes https://bitcoinandmarkets.com/e245/ Article read from http://btcm.co/fear-hustlers/

This is the second episode of the week, covering my personal model by which I evaluate the market and important geopolitical news. The main outline can be found on the Bitcoin Fundamentals Report #183. Complete show notes at https://bitcoinandmarkets.com/e238b/

This is the first part of two episodes that will cover my recent Bitcoin Fundamentals Report #183, specifically the Market Commentary section. Part A is much shorter than part B. Bitcoin has generally performed well when compared to gold and stocks since Russian military operations started in Ukraine on 24 Feb. I give a run down of that performance here. Every bitcoin bull should be happy with how stable bitcoin has been despite the massive geopolitical upheavals.

Part 2 this week is the rest of the news of the week, price analysis and Bitcoin mining news. Bitcoin is becoming a major player in the great game of international politics. I also get into the conflict in Ukraine a bit at the end. Follow along at https://bitcoinandmarkets.com/r179/ Episode post https://bitcoinandmarkets.com/e236b/  

This short episode is the third part of the series examining the current news of the day in the bitcoin mining industry. Intel has announced it will be making bitcoin ASIC computer chips, Lansing Michigan is trying to crush bitcoin mining in their city, and the mempool is rising meaning there is an increase in the demand to receive bitcoin. Report: https://bitcoinandmarkets.com/r178/  https://bitcoinandmarkets.com/e235c for more links.

Part 2 of this week's report all about the price. I talk about CPI not being a measure of money printing, but of prices and the explanation for 7% CPI due to supply chain issues. Next I introduce the Bitcoin Dormancy Flow. I thought this chart was interesting and will be looking into more in the future. Lastly, I welcome Bloomberg to the bitcoin prediction party, finally. They all of a sudden have what they think is a good model for price based on volatility, but a week later and it's already proving to be wrong.

In this episode I walk through four big news items for the week, starting with Russia saying they will regulate bitcoin not ban it. I then move onto the Bitfinex hackers and the recent news about Blackrock opening up bitcoin investing to their clients. I finish off by discussing Binance's newest investment in Forbes for $200M and the precedence that it might set for the entire bitcoin industry. Follow along with the Bitcoin Fundamentals Report at https://bitcoinandmarkets.com/r178/ This is part 1 of a series of episodes that will come out this week. Feedback is welcome.