The US Government Needs Bitcoin with Luke Gromen & Preston Pysh

Luke Gromen is the Founder and President of Forest for the Trees and Preston Pysh is a founder of The Investor Podcast Network. In this interview, we discuss the desperate global debt problem, American decline & global monetary strategies, Bitcoin vs dollar milkshake scenarios, and how the US could back treasuries with Bitcoin to alleviate its looming debt burden.

“There’s really no fix…I know part of the reason that part of Washington is getting interested in Bitcoin, why they’re talking about currency problems, is they know there’s no fix, they’re painted in a corner.”
— Luke Gromen

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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00:00 Growing conviction in Bitcoin
00:11:44 This time IS different
00:19:27 The money problem; peak cheap oil
00:30:26 Bitcoin milkshake & dollar doom
00:38:38 American decline & debt deluge
00:52:40 The Bitcoin solution

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