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🗓️ 13 February 2025
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0:00.0 | Welcome back to The Breakdown with me, NLW. |
0:08.0 | It's a daily podcast on Macro, Bitcoin, and the Big Picture Power Shifts remaking our world. |
0:19.0 | What's going on, guys? It is Tuesday, February 11th. Today, we are talking about three very |
0:23.7 | different types of assets and asset owners. Before we get into that, however, if you are enjoying |
0:28.8 | the breakdown, please go subscribe to it, give it a rating, give it a review, or if you want to dive |
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0:36.3 | notes or go to bit.L.L.I. |
0:37.5 | slash breakdown. All right, friends, welcome back to the breakdown. The specific genesis of today's show was gold reaching a new all-time high on Monday. But as I was watching that, I also had in mind what we were talking about on yesterday's episode, which is the divergence and sentiment between bitcoinsers and the |
0:54.6 | alt-cointers. And so what I thought I would do today is look at three separate groups in terms |
0:59.5 | of what they are experiencing right now as a way to try to get a sense of everything that's going on. |
1:04.2 | You kind of have this interesting divergent trend, where on the one hand, some people are |
1:08.1 | responding to the changes in the larger macro environment by heading towards sound money, and on the other hand, some people are going straight |
1:14.4 | towards degeneracy and nihilism. Sometimes people are doing both all at once. Of course, the 2010s were |
1:20.0 | marked by low inflation, a decade-long bull run inequities, and very little discussion of how |
1:23.6 | fiat currency works in the Western world. These topics were kept alive in fringe communities, |
1:27.9 | i.e.Rs, but mainstream discussion was basically zero. Beginning in 2020, sound money had a bit of a |
1:33.3 | resurgence. The rise of MMT, coupled with the Federal Reserve, openly printing money, made a natural |
1:37.7 | backdrop for Austrian economics as a counter-narrative. Sound money has only grown in public |
1:42.3 | consciousness in the intervening years. We had global |
1:44.9 | inflation, the seizure of Russian treasury assets, and deteriorating foreign relations that cast sound |
1:49.4 | money in a whole new light. So today we're going to get into some of that, looking at how sound |
1:53.8 | money principles are being viewed in multiple markets. And again, we're going to start with |
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