TFTC: A Bitcoin Podcast
Marty Bent Visit website › Technology · EN · 1070 episodes · latest 2026-11-11
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Latest episodes
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Pollster Mark Mitchell called the midterm blue wave months early, and he breaks down why the Trump administration still refuses to pivot. Mark explains how independents broke 20 points for Democrats, which pollsters got…
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Everything's bigger in Texas. Marty and John Arnold break down the blue wave midterms, what a Democratic Texas governor could mean for the AI build out, and why Bitcoin may have several ways to win no matter how it…
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E.J. Antoni returns to break down the midterm blue wave and why he says Republicans lost because of the Iran war. Marty and E.J. cover energy prices bleeding into inflation, falling home affordability, a 35-point youth…
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Crowd Health CEO Andy Schoonover joins Marty Bent to explain why health insurance is stuck in a death spiral and how Bitcoin's incentives map onto healthcare. They cover $60,000 premiums in Alabama, Blue Cross Blue…
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Uptober came and went. Marty and Baron break down Anthropic's S-1, why hyperscalers are now free cash flow negative, the $6.3 billion Binance hack, and why Bitcoin's simplicity keeps looking like a feature. 🔗…
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Baron Koch, the CFO at Braiins and a former endowment and pension portfolio manager, joins Marty Bent to explain how institutions actually decide to allocate to Bitcoin. They cover career risk and the investment…
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Mike Werry and Mira Metter, the filmmakers behind Broken Country, join Marty to break down how Canada went from the strongest middle class in the world to a cautionary tale for America. They cover healthcare wait-list…
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Bitcoin is sitting near the 8th percentile of its 17-year power trend while sentiment feels like the summer of 2015. Matty Mežinskis of Porkopolis Economics walks Marty through Bitcoin priced in gold, the top five base…
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Marty and John Arnold dig into Anthropic's S-1 numbers, Meta's first negative free cash flow quarter in over a decade, and why Treasury Secretary Bessent is invoking Lincoln's National Currency Act of 1863 to sell…
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Black Monday never showed up. Marty and John Arnold break down why markets shrugged off the weekend scare, and what the data under the surface is saying about AI spending, interest rates, and energy. 🔗…
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- Oldest episode in feed
- 10/2017 · over 9 years
- Typical length
- 1 hr 30 min
- Format
- Episodic Newest first, episodes stand alone
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