Podcast Keynotes

1. Impact of Liquidation Cascades on Bitcoin Matt highlighted a notable event in the crypto market where Bitcoin experienced one of its largest liquidation cascades, seeing open interest drop from $31 billion to $21 billion in just a few hours. This monumental event serves as a warning to traders overexposed

1. Rethink Dollar-Cost Averaging in Bitcoin Kent emphasized a distinct method of dollar-cost averaging for Bitcoin by advocating for the acquisition of Bitcoin through fixed-cost energy in mining rather than purchasing it from an exchange. He believes this strategy allows individuals to effectively lower their cost per Bitcoin acquired, enhancing

1. Embrace Self-Reliance in Life Seun shared a pivotal moment from his childhood, illustrating the important realization that no one was coming to save him from his difficult circumstances. He emphasized the necessity of taking control and responsibility for one's own life, arguing that waiting for external assistance

1. The Importance of Self-Custody in Bitcoin Tony emphasized the term "self-custody" as a critical aspect of Bitcoin ownership that is often overlooked in mainstream discussions. He pointed out that the future of acquiring Bitcoin may change drastically, suggesting that soon it might become difficult to purchase Bitcoin

1. Self-Accountability is Crucial for Traders Dylan emphasized that retail traders often blame external factors for their performance, such as market conditions or equipment. Instead, he pointed out that developing self-accountability is vital. A confident trader should approach the market relying on their proven strategies regardless of external circumstances. Cultivating

1. Importance of Transparency in Finance Cyrille emphasized the critical need for transparency in the finance sector, highlighting that the lack of it led to severe consequences like the 2008 subprime mortgage crisis. He noted that ordinary people often lose money because they lack access to pertinent financial data. Cyrille