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CoinBytes with Alli Shaw

CoinBytes with Alli Shaw

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  • CoinBytes from Switzerland! Bitcoin vs. CBDC’s, and How Bitcoin Can Help Young People

    CoinBytes from Switzerland! Bitcoin vs. CBDC’s, and How Bitcoin Can Help Young People
    2025/10/31
    Switzerland Trip & Bitcoin ConferenceNate and Alli discuss her recent trip to Switzerland for a Bitcoin advocacy conference. The episode explores Bitcoin’s role in the global economy, decentralization, and financial independence for young people.Topics include CBDCs vs. Bitcoin, economic freedom, and how students and early-career professionals can use Bitcoin for financial empowerment.Alli Shaw attended a Bitcoin advocacy conference in Switzerland, where she met Adam Back, an early Bitcoin contributor and inventor of proof-of-work hashing. The conference focused on global economic freedom and collaboration across the Bitcoin community. She noted the lack of women in Bitcoin and discussed growing international interest in decentralized finance.Opening SegmentNate opens with a statistic from Morgan Stanley: the U.S. dollar has lost 11% of its purchasing power over the past 50 years. Alli introduces herself from Switzerland, framing Bitcoin as a potential solution to systemic monetary issues. CoinBytes (Nate) expressed interest in starting a music podcast after observing a professional setup at the Institute of Southern Storytelling.Bitcoin & the Global Economy They discuss Bitcoin’s decentralized protocol and proof-of-work system linking digital value to real-world effort. They compare Bitcoin’s scarcity and trust model to gold, emphasizing how Bitcoin resists inflation and manipulation through decentralization. The segment also covers Bitcoin’s historical volatility, noting recent fluctuations between $126K and $108K.Decentralization vs. Centralization They contrast Bitcoin’s decentralized freedom with centralized systems like CBDCs. Concerns are raised about government overreach and surveillance through digital IDs, referencing Vietnam’s mass bank account closures tied to mandatory biometric data collection. Allishaw highlights Jerome Powell’s skepticism of CBDCs as a positive sign but notes future uncertainty. The discussion reinforces how Bitcoin enables self-custody and control, unlike bank-dependent systems.Bitcoin & Young People’s Financial Independence They emphasize Bitcoin as a store of value and a path to financial independence for young professionals. The conversation includes career opportunities in Bitcoin, finance, and technology, as well as student loan awareness and how Bitcoin could help stabilize savings amid inflation. They also stress the importance of teaching financial literacy alongside traditional education.Historical Context & Economic Freedom They draw parallels between modern CBDCs and historical centralized empires like Rome, where excessive control led to collapse. The episode discusses Bitcoin’s role in protecting individual autonomy and economic resilience, exploring how financial decentralization supports human flourishing.
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