Bitcoin has a fixed supply of 21 million coins and no central bank. To its supporters, that makes it the soundest money ever created and a way out of a fiat system that loses value every year. Brian Rose has spent years talking to the economists, investors and builders making that case, from corporate treasury strategy to the four-year halving cycle. Every full interview is free to watch.
From Strategy co-founder Michael Saylor and The Bitcoin Standard author Saifedean Ammous to Mastering Bitcoin author Andreas Antonopoulos, macro analyst Lyn Alden, The Price of Tomorrow author Jeff Booth, Human Rights Foundation strategist Alex Gladstein and Coin Stories host Natalie Brunell: why Bitcoin, and why now.
Saifedean Ammous argues that civilisation depends on capitalism, and that fiat money quietly destroys it. Jeff Booth explains why technology should make life cheaper, and why he believes only Bitcoin lets us keep those gains. Lyn Alden looks at Bitcoin as a way to protect savings from inflation. Robert Breedlove starts from the question “what is money?”, while Jimmy Song and Alex Gladstein argue that Bitcoin gives people true property rights, especially under authoritarian regimes. Natalie Brunell connects it all to self-custody, the debt crisis and the future of global money.
Michael Saylor turned a software company into the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin. He calls it the apex property of the human race and argues for a very long time horizon. He came back during the 2022 crash to explain how he sees a crash as an opportunity. Dylan LeClair, now Director of Bitcoin Strategy at Japan’s Metaplanet, explains why he thinks our money is broken. Grant Cardone describes going all in on Bitcoin, Tim Draper explains why he stays bullish, and Anthony Scaramucci discusses what BlackRock’s ETFs mean for institutional demand.
Every four years or so, the reward for mining new bitcoin is cut in half. Many investors believe this halving drives Bitcoin’s boom and bust cycles. Michael Terpin, co-founder of the BitAngels investor network, explains how he times the Bitcoin supercycle using what he calls the crypto calendar, and Dan Held sets out his view of the supercycle. Robert Kiyosaki weighs Bitcoin against gold, Mark Yusko of Morgan Creek Capital makes his case for $150,000, and Max Keiser asks whether you would rather trust your bank or Bitcoin.
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Who has London Real interviewed about Bitcoin? Brian Rose has interviewed Michael Saylor, Saifedean Ammous, Andreas Antonopoulos, Lyn Alden, Jeff Booth, Alex Gladstein, Natalie Brunell, Dylan LeClair, Jimmy Song, Robert Breedlove, Max Keiser, Tim Draper, Robert Kiyosaki and Grant Cardone, among others.
Why do guests call Bitcoin sound money? Because its supply is capped at 21 million and no government can print more. Saifedean Ammous and Jeff Booth argue this makes it a better store of value than fiat currencies, which lose purchasing power to inflation.
What is the Bitcoin halving? Roughly every four years, the number of new bitcoin paid to miners is cut in half, slowing the growth in supply. Guests such as Michael Terpin and Dan Held discuss how this four-year rhythm has shaped Bitcoin’s price cycles.
Why do companies hold Bitcoin as a treasury asset? Michael Saylor argues that holding Bitcoin instead of cash protects a company’s reserves from currency debasement over the long term. Dylan LeClair now applies the same approach at Metaplanet.
How is this different from London Real’s crypto interviews? This page is about Bitcoin itself. For Ethereum, DeFi, altcoins and regulation, see London Real’s cryptocurrency interviews.
Are the full Bitcoin episodes free to watch? Yes. Every full-length interview on this page can be watched free on londonreal.tv.
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