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While everyone is focused on Michael Saylor selling bitcoin, $STRC and Strategy (MSTR), another Bitcoin company may be building something even bigger. Matt Cole, CEO of Strive, explains why the next phase of Bitcoin adoption could be driven by corporate treasuries, capital markets, AI disruption, and innovative Bitcoin accumulation strategies. From Bitcoin treasury companies and dividend strategies to the future of AI and wealth preservation, this conversation explores why many investors may be completely unprepared for what’s coming next. In this interview: • Why Bitcoin treasury companies are exploding • The future of Strategy (MSTR), Strive, and corporate Bitcoin adoption • How AI could reshape investing and retirement savings • Why traditional portfolios may struggle in the next decade • The path to $1 million Bitcoin and what could accelerate adoption 👉 Join Bitcoin News for this deep dive with Strive CEO Matt Cole.

El Salvador didn't just adopt Bitcoin. Now they're racing to own sovereign AI — and Max Keiser says Bitcoin is coiled and ready to explode. Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert join the show to break down what's really being built in El Salvador and why it's bigger than anyone realizes. This isn't a Silicon Valley story. It's a Renaissance — and Bitcoin and AI are the twin engines driving it. In this conversation, you'll hear: • How El Salvador partnered with Elon Musk and Google to put frontier AI in the hands of every citizen • Why universal basic access beats universal basic income — and what that means for the global south • How the Bitcoin and AI revolutions are converging and why El Salvador is the proving ground • The yen carry trade unwind, bond markets screaming, and why the funding for the entire global fiat economy is drying up • Why 40% of S&P 500 valuation is now tied to AI — and what happens when that unwinds • Max's take on why Bitcoin is coiled for a massive move that will catch almost everyone off guard • How Bitcoin is quietly destroying the state and building an entirely new social contract From murder capital to Bitcoin country to AI nation — this is what a real civilization upgrade looks like.

The Clarity Act just changed everything for Bitcoin — and almost no one is talking about it. Joe Consorti joins the show for a deep dive into why the Clarity Act could be the single biggest regulatory unlock in Bitcoin's history, and the chain of events it's about to set off on a global scale. Here's what we cover: • Why the Clarity Act could trigger a sovereign-level Bitcoin accumulation race — and which countries move first • The Strait of Hormuz crisis: how a full closure could send oil past $200 a barrel — and why Wall Street is completely asleep at the wheel • The inflationary time bomb quietly building beneath the surface of markets • AI and the biggest productivity boom in history — why governments will be forced to print in response and how Bitcoin becomes the ultimate beneficiary If you think Bitcoin's regulatory moment is already priced in, this conversation will change your mind.

The Biggest Bubble Ever? | Infra Explains Why Markets Are Breaking Upwards, Debt Is Exploding & Bitcoin Could Hit $10M In this macro deep dive, Rob Wallace sits down with market analyst Robert (@infraa_) to unpack what may be the most dangerous financial environment in modern history. Despite war in the Middle East, soaring oil prices, record sovereign debt, and mounting stress in global credit markets, stocks continue ripping higher. Why? Infra argues that governments and central banks are desperately trying to keep the bubble alive through debt issuance, market intervention, liquidity injections, and financial engineering. But according to him, the system is reaching a breaking point.

Adam Back on Bitcoin's Quantum Defense, Satoshi's Identity, and the future of Bitcoin Treasury Companies Dr. Adam Back, CEO of Blockstream and the inventor of Hashcash (cited in the Bitcoin whitepaper), joins Rob Wallace to dismantle the latest quantum panic, explain what real post-quantum security for Bitcoin looks like, and unveil the new Blockstream Jade hardware wallet. Adam breaks down why Project 11's recent quantum claim was misleading (the state of the art is still factoring the number 15), how Blockstream Research is engineering a post-quantum future for Bitcoin with the SHRINCS signature proposal from Jonas Nick, and why Taproot was quietly designed years ago to be quantum-ready. He also weighs in on the renewed Satoshi hunt sparked by the New York Times investigation and the new "Finding Satoshi" documentary, the state of Bitcoin self-custody, miniscript and PSBT, the rise of Bitcoin treasury companies including his own BSTR (Bitcoin Standard Treasury), MicroStrategy's STRC preferred shares, and what gets him most excited about Bitcoin in 2026.

Jay Dyer: Bitcoin Is Ethical Money in a Spiritually Demonic Fiat System. Philosopher and theologian Jay Dyer joins Rob Wallace to decode the all-seeing eye on the dollar, expose the Fabian socialist roots of the global banking and intelligence apparatus, and explain why Bitcoin is the only ethical, theft-proof exit from a rigged fiat regime. Jay walks us through the hermetic symbolism on the $1 bill, the FDR-era push toward soft money, and the central thesis of Carroll Quigley's Tragedy and Hope: medieval bankers built the original infinite money printer and never gave it up. Then we go deep on the spiritual case for Bitcoin, the Keynesian fraud, CBDCs, the Epstein network, and what Bilderberg actually agreed on.

British HODL on MSTR, STRC, Michael Saylor's 1 million Bitcoin path, BlackRock's iBit, and why Bitcoin in 2026 is "a done deal." British HODL joins Rob Wallace live from Dubai to explain why Bitcoin is "such a done deal" he's barely bothering to talk about it anymore. We break down Michael Saylor's new STRC perpetual preferred, MSTR's path to 1 million Bitcoin, why every other treasury company is (in his words) a "shit bag," surviving 3,000+ missiles over the UAE, and why Satoshi's coins should never be touched. British HODL (@BritishHodl) has been pounding the table on "Get to One Bitcoin" longer than almost anyone in the space. In this conversation he argues STRC is the iPhone moment for Strategy, explains why retail is already cooked, and makes the case for Bitcoin as the only asset worth owning in a multipolar world. What we cover: STRC's 11.5% yield, the 80% retail buyer base, and Coffeezilla's critique BlackRock's iBit vs Strategy: who accumulates faster? Nakamoto, BitStrategy, Metaplanet, and the trapped capital thesis Bitcoin's drop from $126K to $74K and whether the four-year cycle is dead Peak Bitcoin education and the end of "teach your empanada stand" era Gold vs Bitcoin in 2026 Life inside Dubai during the attacks and why the internet rooted against the UAE Trump, Iran, stablecoins, and America's shrinking physical empire The Iranian Bitcoin toll booth and strategic reserve thesis Quantum computing, ECDSA, and whether to freeze Satoshi's coins Why AI isn't a bubble but you're still falling behind

Is El Salvador the most important country in Bitcoin right now? We went straight to the source. Rob Wallace sits down with Michael Ruiz (Build in El Salvador) and Jethro Toro (Bitcoin Country Podcast), two Americans living full-time in El Salvador, for a ground-level report on what's actually happening in Bitcoin Country in 2026. They cover Bitcoin Beach's evolution into a global tourist destination, the Berlin circular economy growing toward 200 merchants, and why Samson Mao called it "the most circular of circular Bitcoin economies." They break down President Bukele's Bitcoin and AI strategy, Stacy Herbert's Bitcoin Office education initiatives (including the What Is Money curriculum for kids ages 7+, the Bitcoin Diploma, and Kubo Plus developer training), and the race between low time preference Bitcoin capital and high time preference fiat development. They also make the case for why El Salvador may be the single best place in the world to build a Bitcoin business right now: zero tax on tech companies, first-mover advantage across nearly every sector, and a government actively recruiting builders. Topics covered: Life as an American expat in El Salvador in 2026 Bitcoin Beach vs. Bitcoin Berlin and how the two circular economies compare Cubo+, the Bitcoin Diploma, and Bitcoin education in Salvadoran schools The Bitcoin Office and AI Agency under Stacy Herbert Bukele's approval rating, key man risk, and El Salvador's geopolitical positioning Business opportunities in tourism, construction, real estate, agriculture, and tech El Salvador and the Fourth Turning and why it may be the best place to weather a global supply shock Spanish, culture shock, and the frontier spirit pulling Bitcoiners from around the world

Quantum computers are supposed to break Bitcoin. Governments warn about it. Wall Street is talking about it. And headlines claim cryptography could collapse overnight. But is the quantum threat to Bitcoin real… or just hype? In this interview, Guy Swann joins Bitcoin News to break down the truth about quantum computing, ECDSA, Shor’s algorithm, and whether Bitcoin is actually at risk. We also dive into the Epstein “Bitcoin hijack” narrative, block size wars history, mining decentralization, and what actually threatens Bitcoin long term. If quantum computing is the biggest risk to Bitcoin, you need to watch this. If it’s not, this conversation explains what actually matters.

Hyperinflation: Why the "End of the Dollar" Might Be Your Best Chance Most people view hyperinflation as a total economic death sentence, but Axel (Financial Physics) argues that its impact depends entirely on the direction of the flow. In this interview, we move past the mainstream headlines to examine the "top-down" mechanics propping up fake equity and why a "bottom-up" reset might be the only way to restore the American middle class. From the "competency crisis" in corporate leadership to the sobering reality of the Houston real estate market, Axel delivers a no-nonsense breakdown of why our current path is unsustainable and why hard money is the ultimate checkmate. Key Insights in This Episode: Top-Down vs. Bottom-Up: Why bailing out billionaires through liquidity injections is the "worst form" of inflation. The Houston Warning: What empty commercial buildings reveal about a shrinking real economy. The $208 Minimum Wage: Why current wages are a "smoke screen" compared to 1971 gold-adjusted standards. The Ownership Crisis: How a nation of renters loses its connection to the land and the ability to defend itself. The Bitcoin Standard: Why locking in spending power is the only way to escape the "debt spiral". The $1M Rule: Axel’s specific advice for high-net-worth individuals who own zero Bitcoin.