Bitcoin's Impact: From El Salvador to Personal Hope | Bitcoin People EP 14: Greg Foss

Language Warning: This episode contains language that may be inappropriate for young listeners.
From the pressures of a trading career to the hope found in Bitcoin, Greg Foss offers a fresh perspective on the crypto narrative. Delve into the economic impact of Bitcoin in El Salvador, critiques of high-profile sceptics, and the importance of crypto education.

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Chapters:

0:00 Background, upbringing, school, sport, university, engineering
7:34 Bitcoin is the asymmetric bet of a lifetime
9:40 People cycles, debt cycles
11:30 Grandfather, war, generations, values
12:40 Bitcoin, credit, financial crises
16:00 financial education
17:00 election cycle vs debt cycle; politics & politicians; all paths lead to bitcoin
21:30 Bitcoin - the peaceful protest
24:20 Greg's emotional journey around bitcoin
33:30 The likelihood of BTC winning: El Salvador; Europe; the world
40:00 Bitcoin is freedom
42:50 People paid not to understand
46:00 Institutional uptake
48:30 Get off zero

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We talk about the 'Bitcoin Community' but who in fact are these anonymous 200 million wallet owners across the planet? Are we actually a community with common values and ideals? Or are we a disparate group of people all here for our own selfish ends? What hopes and dreams do we each have pinned on it, if any? And how realistic are those dreams?

I set out to learn about the Bitcoin people I've met on Twitter and elsewhere, to put faces to names and learn about how everyday folk are thinking about and using Bitcoin.

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