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A 99% stock collapse. A restructuring that flipped control. And a wave of criticism from prominent Bitcoin voices who say this is exactly what they once warned about.
In this episode, we break down what's being called "The Nakamoto Heist" — not as gossip, but as a case study in Bitcoin's growing power struggle. How does a near-total equity wipeout turn into consolidation of influence? What does it say about Bitcoin wrapped inside the financial industrial complex versus Bitcoin in self-custody?
We unpack the mechanics of the collapse, the strategic moves that followed, and why critics argue this moment exposes a deeper tension: is Bitcoin being adopted — or absorbed? As sovereign funds buy dips, ETFs swing flows, and $150K targets resurface, the real debate may not be price at all — but who controls the rails.
This isn't just a corporate story. It's a clash between ideology and capital inside Bitcoin itself.

A $16.5 million Pokémon card just sold — while long-term Bitcoin price targets of $50 million by 2041 are circulating again. The bigger story isn't collectibles versus crypto. It's how markets are repricing scarcity in real time.
In this episode, we break down why high-end collectibles, digital assets, and sovereign-scale Bitcoin accumulation are part of the same macro shift. As Strategy continues stacking BTC despite geopolitical tension and institutional debates resurface around long-term valuation, the question isn't whether scarcity matters — it's how it's being valued.
We also examine corporate Bitcoin adoption in unexpected places, including restaurant chains seeing measurable impact after BTC integration. When markets start assigning eight-figure values to cards and projecting eight-figure targets for Bitcoin, something deeper is unfolding.
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The $500,000 Bitcoin thesis is back — and some analysts now describe it as "simple arithmetic." As Ray Dalio revives warnings about global monetary instability and shifting world order dynamics, the case for Bitcoin as neutral, permissionless money gains renewed urgency.
In this episode, we break down why long-term valuation models continue pointing higher, how structural macro shifts favor scarce digital assets, and why $500K by 2030 is increasingly framed as conservative rather than extreme.
We also examine Metaplanet's 738% revenue surge driven by Bitcoin, Strategy's long-term capital restructuring plan, and the ongoing debate between a $75K breakout versus broader market regime shifts. When macro systems wobble, arithmetic starts to matter.
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Cathie Wood just said sell gold before Bitcoin hits $1.5 million — let's break down what that really means.
Cathie Wood just reignited the gold vs Bitcoin debate — urging investors to shift from gold to BTC before Bitcoin potentially reaches $1.5 million. As ETF outflows extend and bottom calls circulate near $45K, conviction narratives are splitting sharply.
In this episode, we break down why $1.5M price targets are resurfacing, how institutional outflows contrast with long-term accumulation trends, and whether quantum computing fears represent genuine risk or recycled FUD.
We also examine Elon Musk's X preparing to enable crypto and stock trading, and what expanded retail rails could mean for liquidity cycles ahead. When markets divide between fear and conviction, positioning becomes the real signal.
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Brazil is back in the strategic Bitcoin conversation — reviving plans to accumulate up to 1 million BTC as part of a national reserve framework. That kind of sovereign-scale positioning changes the long-term narrative, regardless of short-term volatility.
In this episode, we break down what a 1 million Bitcoin reserve would mean geopolitically, how nation-state positioning shifts the global monetary conversation, and why strategic accumulation differs from speculative trading. We also examine retail-driven short squeezes, renewed ETF filings tied to Bitcoin, and fresh momentum behind U.S. crypto market structure legislation.
Zooming out, this isn't just about price — it's about who holds Bitcoin over the next decade. As inflation cools and conviction gets tested, sovereign-level accumulation redefines the scale of the game.
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