Wall Street Insider Reveals Why Bitcoin Changes Everything – Andy Tanner, Nik Bhatia
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What happens when a Wall Street bond trader discovers Bitcoin? In this episode of the Cashflow Academy Podcast, Andy Tanner sits down with author and financial researcher Nik Bhatia to break down Bitcoin like you've never heard before — through the lens of traditional finance.
Nik Bhatia, author of Bitcoin Layered Money and Bitcoin Age, explains the evolving role of Bitcoin in today’s financial landscape. A former bond trader turned Bitcoin advocate, Bhatia shares why he believes Bitcoin is more than a speculative asset. They compare Bitcoin’s foundation to the early internet, discuss its coexistence with traditional finance, and unpack the volatility that often comes with innovation. Bhatia encourages a measured, long-term approach to Bitcoin by viewing it not as a get-rich-quick scheme, but as a savings technology that may outlast many current financial systems.
Is Bitcoin the new gold? A threat to real estate? A better savings account? Or just overhyped digital code? Whether you're a skeptic, a believer, or just crypto-curious, this episode is packed with insights that connect the dots between monetary policy, blockchain technology, and personal investing.
00:00 Introduction
02:51 Nik's Background and Bitcoin Journey
08:45 Understanding Bitcoin's Value and Technology
15:24 Bitcoin's Future and Market Dynamics
23:00 Investment Strategies and Bitcoin's Role
37:14 Final Thoughts and Closing Remarks
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