It is a dream coming true. 

Just a few days ago, I had the chance to interview the brilliant @LynAlden 

We dove deep into topics like fiscal dominance, monetary debasement, and debt monetization—and, as always, Lyn broke it all down in a way that even my non-finance friends could easily follow.

We also explored liquidity, how this easing cycle stands apart from previous ones, and whether anything could actually "slow this train."

To top it off, Lyn dropped a sharp insight: If a decentralized spreadsheet is a threat to governments, it says more about the governments than the spreadsheet itself.  

Check below for the entire video👇📺

https://youtu.be/dX25ZaWg5GY?si=0EUTRZLcJAntQBtQ

#LNMS #SignaloverNoise #FiscalDominance #MonetaryDebasement #Bitcoin #Investing #Inflation #DebtMonetization #EconomicTrends #AssetManagement #FinancialSystems #FederalReserve #TreasuryPurchases #Bitcoin #Liquidity #AssetPrices #CentralBanks #GovernmentPolicy #EasingCycle #InvestmentStrategies #MarketTrends 

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 Gotta watch this one. 

 She should get a head set that still shows 1 ear. 

 Why:)? 

 Pascal, you ask great questions, way to make the most of this opportunity 👍 

 Thanks! 

 Great interview, it popped up on my algo since it knows I watch all of Lyn's videos. Listened to the whole interview and gave it a sub, going through the other videos now. 

That insight was also what stuck with me from the interview, and I'm going to use that to posit the question to others when trying to explain bitcoin to them.