E121: Why Latam likes BTC?. With Natalie Brunell (Eng)

In this episode, Hernán Jaramillo engages in an insightful conversation with Natalie Brunell, delving into her journey and advocacy for Bitcoin. They explore the influence of Michael Saylor and the game theory surrounding Bitcoin, while analyzing global government strategies and the cryptocurrency's universal principles. The discussion touches upon Bitcoin education, media coverage, and the maturation of the market through ETFs. They examine institutional hurdles, inflation's impact, and the importance of overcoming FOMO through education. The episode also addresses censorship concerns, Bitcoin's dual role as a medium of exchange and a store of value, and the adoption challenges posed by the Lightning Network.

Speakers

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Hernán Jaramillo

Host • 26%

Alejandro Perez

Guest • 8%

Natalie Brunell

Guest • 65%

Chapters

0:00	Sponsor: Stripe Billing
0:31	Introduction with Natalie Brunel
1:32	Natalie Brunel's Bitcoin Journey and Advocacy
6:07	Michael Saylor's Influence and Bitcoin Game Theory
11:06	Global Government Strategies for Bitcoin
13:03	Bitcoin's Universal Principles and Potential
19:15	Bitcoin Education and Media Coverage
22:12	Bitcoin ETFs and Market Maturity Discussion
24:21	Institutional Hurdles and Bitcoin Adoption Rate
25:08	Understanding Inflation's Impact on Bitcoin
31:29	Confusion About Bitcoin and Liquidity Correlation
34:01	Education Importance and Overcoming Bitcoin FOMO
36:50	Adapting the Bitcoin Message for Different Audiences
40:04	Censorship Concerns in the Bitcoin Space
43:32	Bitcoin's Role as a Medium of Exchange and HODL Culture
46:59	Lightning Network Apps and Small Bitcoin Transactions
48:30	Onboarding Challenges and Compliance in Bitcoin Use
51:07	Following Natalie Brunell's Work
51:52	Bitcoin's Global Connection and Outreach
52:25	Closing Remarks and Light-hearted Moments

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