About this episode
March has been a month full of market noise, and Brendan Quinn and Jon Frisch are here to cut through it. In this episode, they dive into the historical context of global trade, analyzing how past economic shifts continue to shape today’s markets. They break down the impact of tariffs, exploring their role in trade wars, economic growth, and global power dynamics.
But the conversation doesn’t stop there. They tackle a bold question: Could Bitcoin one day back the U.S. dollar? With the enactment of the U.S. Bitcoin Reserve, such a move could redefine the global monetary order.
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