On today's episode of Inflated Expectations, I am joined by Anthony Crudele, a 22-year futures veteran, CME member, and host of Futures Radio Show. We cover the topics of the transition from TradFi to crypto, the differences between gold and B

Russell LaCour and the long-term case for BTC bullishness

Jul 27th, 2021 1h 4m

Today I am joined by Russell LaCour, CEO and CTO of Tantra Labs. We talk about the potential effects of re-surging covid cases, the two main causes of the bitcoin crash, wealth inequality and Austrian economics, long term bullishness, algorithm

How Bitcoin Drives Economic Freedom | Dan Held

Jul 20th, 2021 1h 9m

On this episode of Inflated Expectations, I am joined by Dan Held, director of growth and marketing for Kraken, and an OG in the crypto twitter space. We talk about the gap between economic theory and reality, the usefulness of Austrian Economi

Bitcoin Maximalism and Market Momentum | Udi Wertheimer

Jul 13th, 2021 55m 21s

On today's episode of Inflated Expectations, I am joined with Udi Wertheimer, software developer, bitcoiner, and founder of HFSP on the topics of Bitcoin maximalism, gen Z investment in cryptocurrency, market momentum, and bitcoin as an inflati

Is free banking the future? | Nic Carter

Jul 6th, 2021 1h 23m

In this episode of Inflated Expectations, I am joined by Nic Carter, partner at Castle Island Ventures and co-founder of Coin Metrics. We discuss the issues of Bitcoin energy consumption, the increasingly politicized role of the Federal Reserve

Is Bitcoin a Schelling Point? | Lily Francus

Jun 29th, 2021 54m 6s

On this inaugural episode of Inflated Expectations, we are joined by Lily Francus to talk about whether regulation can kill an idea, bitcoin’s intrinsic value, Schelling points, Pareto optimality, and the role that social media now plays in mod

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Introducing: Inflated Expectations with Allison Reichel

Jun 22nd, 2021 45s

Bringing economic insights to the forefront of crypto and finance, Inflated Expectations explores the macroeconomic drivers of growth and the potential for the revolutionization of monetary regimes. Inflated Expectations will host the most infl

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