Ansel Lindner

An in-depth look at various currencies and their charts as well as observations on energy commodity prices and how they’re affected by world events.

Klaus Schwab’s yearly conference in Davos, Switzerland, is a way to parade attempts to make capitalism more socialist through “shareholder capitalism.”

The macro picture in Europe looks bearish and as the Federal Reserve signals continued hawkish stance, bitcoin provides a hopeful path forward.

A contrarian take on the current market structure suggesting that the bitcoin bottom is near and the Federal Reserve will reverse its hawkish course.

Jerome Powell and Christine Lagarde don’t agree on every point during their IMF “debate.” We analyze how globalization affects Europe and the U.S. differently.

The Federal Reserve has an upcoming FOMC meeting in May, in which many people expect them to raise interest rates for the second time this year.

Matthew Pines joins the podcast to discuss his paper which outlines how bitcoin acquisition is a strategic opportunity for the United States.

We discuss the hawkish messaging of the Federal Reserve, the importance of a yield curve inversion and the possibility of an emerging food crisis.

Updates about the status of the Bitcoin that was donated to the Canadian trucker protests and how people can improve when facing attacks in the future.

Discussing the latest macroeconomic developments as they relate to Bitcoin, including oil prices and market misconceptions.