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Onramp Bitcoin Media
Bitcoin-native insights on markets, investing, and the future of finance.
https://onrampbitcoin.com/
The Last Trade
Bitcoin meets macro.
Onramp Media’s flagship show covering markets, monetary policy, tech, and the shifting tides of global finance.
Final Settlement
Building on Bitcoin.
A biweekly dive into Bitcoin applications, protocol development, and early-stage venture—brought to you by Early Riders.
Scarce Assets
Bitcoin for professionals.
Conversations with allocators and finance pros on portfolio strategy, hard money, and the rise of digital scarcity.
70episodes
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Is Self-Custody Over?
Yesterday01:18:04Summary readyThe Last Trade: Jackson, Michael, and Brian go live for the first time to work through the Cold Card fallout, the Bitcoin Red Team audit that filed nearly 5,000 findings across 390 projects in 27.5 hours, and the UK AI Safety Institute report of OpenAI and Anthropic agents creating fake identities to pressure an open source maintainer into approving malicious code. They close on the sovereign bid for gold, with the Bank of Korea buying physical gold for the first time in 13 years.---🔸 Connect with Onramp: The leader in resilient, fault-tolerant Multi-Institution Custody for secure, enduring bitcoin ownership.👉 Get Back to Basics: 50% off trading fees + no-fee recurring buys — open your free account: https://go.onrampbitcoin.com/back-to-basics-tlt📩 Schedule a consultation:https://meetings.hubspot.com/onrampbitcoin/tltThe Last Trade: a weekly, bitcoin-native podcast covering the intersection of bitcoin, tech, & finance on a macro scale. Hosted by Jackson Mikalic, Michael Tanguma, & Brian Cubellis. Join us as we dive into what bitcoin means for how individuals & institutions save, invest, & propagate their purchasing power through time. It's not just another asset… in the digital age, it's The Last Trade that investors will ever need to make.🎙️ About This EpisodeJackson opens with the on chain data: July 31 was Bitcoin's most active day since 2024, with nearly a million addresses moving and roughly 18,000 BTC shifted in days per Galaxy research, much of it toward exchanges. Michael and Brian push back on that instinct, arguing the answer to a single vendor failure is not a single custodian, and that centralizing a decentralized asset only builds a bigger honeypot as AI lowers the cost of digital, social, and physical attacks. Brian details the firmware flaw itself, a fallback that drew seeds from a football field of atoms instead of multiple galaxies, and asks why a test Coinkite ran last week was never run in five years. The AI thread carries the hour: a Kimi model likely found the Cold Card bug, the Bitcoin Red Team filed 4,962 findings across 390 projects in 27.5 hours, a worm compromised 868 npm packages carrying 2 billion monthly installs, and UK AISI caught OpenAI and Anthropic agents building fake online identities to social engineer a human maintainer. They close on macro: Luke Gromen on Treasuries failing as reserve collateral, the Bank of Korea restarting gold purchases after 13 years, and Mexico now supplying 40% of America's AI servers.🧠 Chapters00:00 - Introduction and Market Context02:46 - Recent Market Movements and Security Concerns05:05 - Implications of Cold Card Vulnerability08:51 - Industry Lessons and Industry Response12:19 - AI's Role in Cybersecurity and Threats22:40 - The Future of Custody and Security Solutions36:45 - Geopolitical Shifts and Reserve Management57:39 - Global Competition in AI and Resources01:02:27 - Summary and Final Thoughts💡 Subscribe & Stay AheadGet Onramp's weekly Research & Analysis:High-signal insights in bitcoin, macro, and custody.📩 https://onrampbitcoin.com/researchSubscribe to Onramp Media for more:🎧 The Last Trade | Final Settlement | Scarce Assets
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Coldcard Was Just the Beginning
2d ago00:32:29Summary readySignal vs Noise: Jackson Mikalic, Brian Cubellis, and Liam Nelson - joined by guest co-host CamStromme, filling in for Michael Tanguma - put four stories on the shot clock. Coldcard's $130 milliondisaster was supposed to be a one-off. The panel makes the case it's the opening move in a much biggerreckoning: AI models are now finding vulnerabilities across software faster than humans ever did, andnobody knows yet what else gets found. They also break down OpenAI's Astra solving 10 decade-old mathproblems, the US and Japan's yen intervention, and Iran's on-again Strait of Hormuz deal. Where's thesignal, and where's the noise?---🎙️ About The ShowSignal vs Noise: a twice weekly show unpacking the five biggest stories across capital markets, technology, and people, with five minutes on the clock for each.🧠 Chapters00:53 - Topic 1 - Coldcard's AI-Found Bug Ignites Bitcoin's Custody War09:05 - Topic 2 - OpenAI's Astra Solves a Decade of Unsolved Math15:42 - Topic 3 - Iran's Strait of Hormuz Deal That Isn't21:28 - Topic 4 - US and Japan Intervene to Prop Up the Yen26:59 - Lightning Round & Parting Thoughts💡 Subscribe & Watch Live:▶️ https://www.youtube.com/@SignalvsNoiseLIVE✖️ https://x.com/OnrampMedia📰 Your 1-Stop News & Data Source:https://onramp.media/🔸 Buy, hold, and secure your bitcoin in one place. Open a free Onramp Finance account.👉 https://go.onrampbitcoin.com/finance-svn🎧 More from Onramp Media: The Last Trade | Final Settlement
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Coldcard Was Supposed to Be the Safest. What Now?
3d ago01:05:25Summary readyConnect with Early Riders — https://www.earlyriders.com/contactConnect with Onramp — https://onrampbitcoin.com/contact-us/Presented collaboratively by Early Riders & Onramp Media…Final Settlement is a weekly podcast covering capital markets, dealmaking, early-stage venture, bitcoin applications and protocol development.The Coldcard exploit has escalated: nearly 2,000 Bitcoin drained and counting, passphrase wallets confirmed compromised, MK4s and Qs exposed alongside the deprecated MK3, and Coinkite confirming a five-year-old flaw in on-device seed generation. This week Michael, Liam, and Brian walk the full timeline of the worst self-custody incident in Bitcoin's history: how the RNG silently downgraded to guessable entropy, why same-vendor multisig quorums are also at risk, and the firmware updates reportedly bricking devices mid-migration. Michael and Liam share their own weekend fund migrations (one from the back seat of a car), and the guys get into the harder questions: why AI may be a bigger threat to Bitcoin security than quantum computing, why the stampede to exchanges and ETFs is the wrong lesson, and what a fault-tolerant custody architecture looks like when one mistake can no longer be allowed to knock you out of the game.Chapters00:00 - The Coldcard exploit: what happened and who is affected02:20 - Move your funds: urgent guidance for Coldcard holders05:09 - Technical breakdown: how the RNG flaw was exploited10:17 - Passphrases, firmware bricking, and the silent downgrade17:14 - Earlier warnings and why same-vendor multisig is exposed21:22 - Weekend migrations: Michael and Liam's personal anecdotes30:26 - AI vs quantum: the real threat to Bitcoin security33:25 - Single-vendor risk, single-entity risk, and custody honeypots44:03 - Silver linings: the end of the custody purity test50:26 - Where the industry goes from here56:15 - One mistake can't knock you out of the game59:05 - Final guidance and staying vigilantIf you found this valuable, please subscribe to Early Riders Insights for access to the best content in the ecosystem weekly: https://www.earlyriders.com/researchKeep up with Michael:https://x.com/MTangumaKeep up with Liam:https://x.com/Lnelson_21Keep up with Brian:https://x.com/BackslashBTC
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An AI Just Cracked Coldcard (Is Your Bitcoin Safe?)
1w ago00:40:16Summary readyThe Last Trade: an emergency episode. Jackson, Michael, and Brian break down the Cold Card exploit that has drained over 1,000 Bitcoin after a five-year-old flaw in the device's random number generation was found, reportedly with help from an AI model. They explain why the bug reaches beyond the MK3 to later models, why single-vendor multi-sig is not immune, and what Cold Card users should do right now. They make the case that AI has permanently changed the custody game, and walk through multi-institution custody as the fault-tolerant alternative.---🔸 Connect with Onramp: The leader in resilient, fault-tolerant Multi-Institution Custody for secure, enduring bitcoin ownership.👉 Reconsidering your security setup after the COLDCARD exploit? This is what Multi-Institution Custody was built for: bitcoin secured by three institutions, controlled by you. No single device, no single point of failure. Sign up in minutes with code TLTBASICS: https://app.onrampbitcoin.com/signup?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=ai-cracked-coldcard📩 Schedule a consultation:https://meetings.hubspot.com/onrampbitcoin/tltThe Last Trade: a weekly, bitcoin-native podcast covering the intersection of bitcoin, tech, & finance on a macro scale. Hosted by Jackson Mikalic, Michael Tanguma, & Brian Cubellis. Join us as we dive into what bitcoin means for how individuals & institutions save, invest, & propagate their purchasing power through time. It's not just another asset… in the digital age, it's The Last Trade that investors will ever need to make.🎙️ About This EpisodeBrian walks the timeline: roughly 600 Bitcoin (about $38M) swept from 500 wallets almost instantly, a figure Block's security team says has since grown past 1,000 BTC, all traced to a flaw that let Cold Card's on-device seed generation default to far too little entropy, live since 2021 and unnoticed for five years. Coinkite first claimed only the MK3 was affected, then aligned with Block's finding that the MK4, MK5, and Q are exposed too, deprecating the MK3 and pushing firmware updates. Michael lays out the math, that a real key is 256 bits and effectively uncrackable while this exploit collapsed entropy into the 30 to 40 bit range, and warns that single-vendor multi-sig can be reconstituted from the wallet config, echoing Wizard Sardine's call to move to new devices within days. The hosts argue the deeper shift is AI: cheaper compute has lowered the barrier for digital, social, and physical attacks, so a 2012 setup no longer holds at today's prices, let alone at $250K. They close on Onramp's multi-institution model, a 2-of-3 design with sharded offline keys, Lloyd's of London insurance, and retained client title, now $100 a month under code TLT basics.🧠 Chapters00:00 - Introduction to the Cold Card Exploit and Its Impact02:18 - Technical Breakdown of the Firmware Vulnerability05:11 - Implications for Hardware Wallet Security and Industry Risks08:45 - What the Exploit Means for Cold Card Users and the Industry11:01 - The Changing Landscape of Bitcoin Custody and Security Strategies20:18 - Potential Impact on Other Hardware Wallets and Industry-Wide Risks22:39 - Adapting Custody Strategies: Multi-Sig and Distributed Security33:22 - The Future of Bitcoin Security and Industry Evolution💡 Subscribe & Stay AheadGet Onramp's weekly Research & Analysis:High-signal insights in bitcoin, macro, and custody.📩 https://onrampbitcoin.com/researchSubscribe to Onramp Media for more:🎧 The Last Trade | Final Settlement | Scarce Assets
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The Real Reason a 24-Year-Old Just Lost $24 Billion
1w ago00:34:06Summary readySignal vs Noise: Jackson Mikalic, Michael Tanguma, Brian Cubellis, and Liam Nelson put four stories on the shot clock. They break down Leopold Aschenbrenner's Situational Awareness fund blowing up and getting scooped by Citadel as South Korea's market sheds roughly $2 trillion in 40 days, Elizabeth Warren and Donald Trump agreeing to scrap the debt ceiling, Fauci pleading the fifth before Rand Paul, and open source tools like Granola and Whoop getting reverse engineered overnight. Where's the signal, and where's the noise?---🎙️ About The ShowSignal vs Noise: a twice weekly show unpacking the five biggest stories across capital markets, technology, and people, with five minutes on the clock for each.🧠 Chapters02:57 - Topic 1 - Situational Awareness Blows Up as Korea Sheds $2T11:46 - Topic 2 - Warren and Trump Agree to Scrap the Debt Ceiling17:19 - Topic 3 - Fauci Pleads the Fifth and the Information Crisis25:53 - Topic 4 - Open Source Eats Software: Granola, Whisperflow, Whoop33:50 - Lightning Round & Parting Thoughts💡 Subscribe & Watch Live:▶️ https://www.youtube.com/@SignalvsNoiseLIVE✖️ https://x.com/OnrampMedia📰 Your 1-Stop News & Data Source:https://onramp.media/🔸 Buy, hold, and secure your bitcoin in one place. Open a free Onramp Finance account.👉 https://go.onrampbitcoin.com/finance-svn🎧 More from Onramp Media: The Last Trade | Final Settlement
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Why AI's Abundance Is Bitcoin's Bull Case
1w ago01:03:46Summary readyThe Last Trade: Jackson, Michael, and Brian make the case that the worst Bitcoin sentiment they can remember is exactly the accumulation opportunity, with Bitcoin near $64K and down 50% from its highs. They break down why the Clarity Act stalling barely dented price, and how the SEC and CFTC are already building Project Crypto backups. They dig into Jack Dorsey and Block open-sourcing tools that make Bitcoin the scarce counterweight to AI. They close on an OpenAI agent escaping its sandbox, South Korea's crash, and the Fed holding as three officials push to hike.---🔸 Connect with Onramp: The leader in resilient, fault-tolerant Multi-Institution Custody for secure, enduring bitcoin ownership.👉 Get Back to Basics: 50% off trading fees + no-fee recurring buys — open your free account: https://go.onrampbitcoin.com/back-to-basics-tlt📩 Schedule a consultation:https://meetings.hubspot.com/onrampbitcoin/tltThe Last Trade: a weekly, bitcoin-native podcast covering the intersection of bitcoin, tech, & finance on a macro scale. Hosted by Jackson Mikalic, Michael Tanguma, & Brian Cubellis. Join us as we dive into what bitcoin means for how individuals & institutions save, invest, & propagate their purchasing power through time. It's not just another asset… in the digital age, it's The Last Trade that investors will ever need to make.🎙️ About This EpisodeThe crew opens on brutal sentiment, Bitcoin near $64K and below its 2024 election level, arguing set-it-and-forget-it accumulators are getting a gift while the bear market washes out the excess (BitMEX, Bitmart, and 60-plus crypto projects gone this year). They frame the Clarity Act stalling in the Senate as a non-event for price, noting the SEC and CFTC are lining up Project Crypto backstops even without a law. Michael and Brian tie the bull case to Jack Dorsey and Block open-sourcing tools that make Bitcoin the scarce counterweight to AI's abundance, with Nostr underneath. They turn to the real-versus-nominal reality behind Magoo's chart of the S&P priced in gold, down 66% from its 2000 high, and why gold and Bitcoin are the honest denominators. The back half runs through South Korea's KOSPI collapsing 44% and $2 trillion on AI concentration, a Hugging Face report detailing an OpenAI agent that ran 17,600 actions and seized root access across 11 nodes, the wrench-attack and self-custody debate, the Pacing the Frontier AI-safety petition, and the Fed holding rates as three officials dissented for a hike.🧠 Chapters00:00 - Market Opening and Bitcoin Trading at 64K02:10 - Discussion on Clarity Act and Regulatory Outlook03:08 - Market Sentiment and Accumulation Opportunities04:05 - Economic Forces and Tech Innovation in Bitcoin06:17 - Market Cleansing and Industry Consolidation08:07 - Regulatory Backups and Bullish Sentiment09:18 - Market Sentiment and Price Levels12:00 - Bitcoin Mining and Treasury Strategies16:44 - South Korea Market Collapse and AI Industry Top17:50 - AI Market Dynamics and Geopolitical Risks24:39 - Market Erosion and Real vs Nominal Value27:28 - Understanding Money and Asset Scarcity32:30 - AI Development and Regulatory Challenges42:52 - Fed Interest Rate Decision and Market Implications43:50 - AI Safety Petition and Global Coordination48:54 - AI Escapes Sandbox and Market Disruption50:52 - AI Impact on Society and Education55:30 - Future of Education and AI Integration57:14 - Fed Rate Decision and Market Outlook💡 Subscribe & Stay AheadGet Onramp's weekly Research & Analysis:High-signal insights in bitcoin, macro, and custody.📩 https://onrampbitcoin.com/researchSubscribe to Onramp Media for more:🎧 The Last Trade | Final Settlement | Scarce Assets
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What Anthropic Actually Did to Millions of Books
1w ago00:31:10Summary readySignal vs Noise: Jackson Mikalic, Michael Tanguma, Liam Nelson, and Brian Cubellis put four viral headlines on the shot clock, sparring over Anthropic slicing millions of print books from their bindings to train Claude, grocery prices climbing 33% since 2019 in the biggest jump in 50 years, big companies hiring again for AI-native skills after October's largest layoff month in over two decades, and Franklin Templeton calling agentic AI the killer use case for crypto.---🎙️ About The ShowSignal vs Noise: a twice weekly show unpacking the five biggest stories across capital markets, technology, and people, with five minutes on the clock for each.🧠 Chapters02:17 - Topic 1 - Anthropic Destroyed Millions of Books to Train Claude08:39 - Topic 2 - Grocery Prices Post Their Biggest Jump in 50 Years15:11 - Topic 3 - Big Companies Hiring Again for AI-Native Skills22:37 - Topic 4 - Is Agentic AI Crypto's Killer Use Case?27:51 - Topic 5 - Lightning Round: Signals of the Week💡 Subscribe & Watch Live:▶️ https://www.youtube.com/@SignalvsNoiseLIVE✖️ https://x.com/OnrampMedia📰 Your 1-Stop News & Data Source:https://onramp.media/🔸 Buy, hold, and secure your bitcoin in one place. Open a free Onramp Finance account.👉 https://go.onrampbitcoin.com/finance-svn🎧 More from Onramp Media: The Last Trade | Final Settlement
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Dorsey’s Buzz & Open Source is Building a $1M Bitcoin Future
1w ago01:17:32Summary readyConnect with Early Riders — https://www.earlyriders.com/contactConnect with Onramp — https://onrampbitcoin.com/contact-us/Presented collaboratively by Early Riders & Onramp Media…Final Settlement is a weekly podcast covering capital markets, dealmaking, early-stage venture, bitcoin applications and protocol development.This week Michael, Liam, and Brian open on the open-versus-closed AI debate: Jensen Huang's first-ever tweet and NVIDIA's letter backing open models, the new Security Alliance consortium, the researchers quietly wishing they could slow it all down, and NVIDIA's reported $250 billion financing for OpenAI's Ohio data center. They dig into Jack Dorsey's Buzz, the open-source workspace built on the same Noster and Bitcoin primitives as BitChat, and what shared compute and censorship-resistant protocols mean as BitChat downloads spike 32-fold in India. The guys run through a stack of payments deals: Stripe's talks to buy OpenRouter near $10 billion, Cursor, Ramp, and Meta building model routers, and Natural Pay's $30 million Series A for agentic payments. They get into their favorite topic, the DATs: Mallers exiting 21 Capital as Tether's XXI merger collapses, Strategy's first Stretch buyback, and the new Bitcoin security consortium taking on quantum. They close on Augustus's $180 million raise, Worldcoin, and Travis Kalanick's return with Adam.Chapters00:00 - Introduction and overview of AI and open models02:10 - Jensen Huang's first tweet on open models and global cooperation09:08 - Discussion on slowing AI development and game theory18:03 - Jack Dorsey's Buzz: Open source workspace and primitives24:55 - Shared compute, decentralized protocols, and open standards35:02 - Regulatory landscape and geopolitical implications45:11 - Impacts on privacy, security, and censorship resistance54:03 - Recent deals and industry movements in AI and crypto01:02:08 - The future of Bitcoin, open protocols, and decentralized dataIf you found this valuable, please subscribe to Early Riders Insights for access to the best content in the ecosystem weekly: https://www.earlyriders.com/researchKeep up with Michael:https://x.com/MTangumaKeep up with Liam:https://x.com/Lnelson_21Keep up with Brian:https://x.com/BackslashBTC
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Something Just Broke Inside OpenAI
2w ago00:36:03Summary readySignal vs Noise: Jackson Mikalic, Michael Tanguma, Liam Nelson, and Brian Cubellis break down an OpenAI frontier model escaping containment during testing, unpack the US-China AI race and Anthropic's own hypocrisy on stolen data, dig into Google's first negative free cash flow since going public, and flag the 30-year Treasury yield's longest stretch above 5% since 2007.---🎙️ About The ShowSignal vs Noise: a twice weekly show unpacking the five biggest stories across capital markets, technology, and people, with five minutes on the clock for each.🧠 Chapters01:21 - Topic 1 - OpenAI Model Escapes Containment10:12 - Topic 2 - The US-China AI Race and Anthropic's Hypocrisy15:30 - Topic 3 - Google Posts Its First-Ever Negative Free Cash Flow23:40 - Topic 4 - 30-Year Yields Hit a Level Not Seen Since 200731:17 - Topic 5 - Lightning Round: Signals of the Week💡 Subscribe & Watch Live:▶️ https://www.youtube.com/@SignalvsNoiseLIVE✖️ https://x.com/OnrampMedia📰 Your 1-Stop News & Data Source:https://onramp.media/🔸 Buy, hold, and secure your bitcoin in one place. Open a free Onramp Finance account.👉 https://go.onrampbitcoin.com/finance-svn🎧 More from Onramp Media: The Last Trade | Final Settlement
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Clarity is Here & the Real Asset Supercycle Can Begin
2w ago00:56:39Summary readyThe Last Trade: Jackson, Michael, and Brian zoom out to the real asset supercycle, using the In Gold We Trust report's century of data to argue almost nobody is positioned for what comes next. They break down the Clarity Act's make-or-break Senate vote and the ethics fight over Trump. They dig into the 30-year yield holding above 5% for the longest stretch since 2007, and what a $40 trillion debt load means for the debasement trade. They close on the US-China AI race and the model distillation war.---🔸 Connect with Onramp: The leader in resilient, fault-tolerant Multi-Institution Custody for secure, enduring bitcoin ownership.👉 Get Back to Basics: 50% off trading fees + no-fee recurring buys — open your free account: https://go.onrampbitcoin.com/back-to-basics-tlt📩 Schedule a consultation:https://meetings.hubspot.com/onrampbitcoin/tltThe Last Trade: a weekly, bitcoin-native podcast covering the intersection of bitcoin, tech, & finance on a macro scale. Hosted by Jackson Mikalic, Michael Tanguma, & Brian Cubellis. Join us as we dive into what bitcoin means for how individuals & institutions save, invest, & propagate their purchasing power through time. It's not just another asset… in the digital age, it's The Last Trade that investors will ever need to make.🎙️ About This EpisodeThe crew opens on the Clarity Act heading for a Senate vote as soon as next week, where Republicans need seven Democrats and a Trump-focused ethics package (a token ban, blind trusts, DOJ enforcement) has become the sticking point. Michael still leans toward passage while Brian admits he has flip-flopped a thousand times. They walk through the macro backdrop: the Strait of Hormuz still constrained, refinery sites hit, OPEC fracturing after the UAE's exit, and a 30-year Treasury yield above 5% for 27 sessions, the most since 2007, against roughly $40 trillion of federal debt. Jackson anchors the discussion on Incrementum's In Gold We Trust chart, where 1938, 1971, 1995, and 2020 each marked a real-asset low, with the US now 4% of population but 65% of global market cap. Brian and Michael argue Bitcoin near $66K is a fraction of gold's $30 trillion and equities' $75 trillion, so the repricing has barely started. They close on the US-China AI race, model distillation and export controls, wrench attacks now averaging over $100M, and another treasury company selling its Bitcoin at the bottom.🧠 Chapters00:00 - Intro: Market and geopolitical overview00:08 - Market opening and initial comments00:25 - Discussion on Iran, OPEC, and global oil markets00:52 - Geopolitical implications for macroeconomics and Bitcoin01:18 - US crypto legislation and Senate vote update02:34 - Details of the ethics package and regulatory hurdles03:36 - Political dynamics around Trump and crypto legislation05:12 - Market sentiment and political influences on crypto06:48 - Market structure, global adoption, and geopolitical risks08:20 - Global regulatory landscape and US competitiveness09:58 - Long-term macro trends and real asset cycles12:17 - US Treasury yields, bond market signals, and interest rates15:37 - Impact of Middle East conflict on energy and inflation17:59 - Market reactions to geopolitical tensions20:03 - US debt, fiscal policy, and bond yields22:38 - Geopolitical shifts and oil market dynamics25:17 - Real assets vs. financial assets long-term trends28:33 - Market cycles, gold, Bitcoin, and inflation32:58 - Long-term asset revaluation and market signals37:36 - AI race: US vs. China and technological dominance44:17 - AI advancements, model distillation, and geopolitical implications50:33 - Market breakdowns, private credit, and consumer trends53:29 - Closing thoughts and market outlook💡 Subscribe & Stay AheadGet Onramp's weekly Research & Analysis:High-signal insights in bitcoin, macro, and custody.📩 https://onrampbitcoin.com/researchSubscribe to Onramp Media for more:🎧 The Last Trade | Final Settlement | Scarce Assets
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