Once the majority of the world owns Bitcoin as a store of value,

then the fundamental monetary property of acceptability is going to be very easy to achieve

and then all of a sudden medium exchange just

going to start happening overnight. Hello there from Bedford, hope you are all

doing very well. Very excited here. Football season starts tomorrow. Real Bedford,

our very own

Bitcoin Football Club opens their campaign in the F-A

Cup against it nears.

If you're in and around Bedford, come down.

Come and watch, come and cheer the lads on.

Should be a good day.

Anyway, welcome to the What Bitcoin did podcast,

which is brought to you by the Legends at Iran, formerly known as Iris Energy.

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IRN remains the same business with the same goals now just with a different name.

I'm your host Peter McCormack and today we've got my buddy Eric Yakes back on the

podcast. Now Eric is launching his own investment firm EPOC and to go along with the

launch he released a paper called Bitcoin Marginalism. So in this

interview we get into the paper where it looks into the economic theory of

marginalism how that translates to Bitcoin the different adoption cycles and how he sees the industry evolving and how he

thinks it's important to invest in Bitcoin businesses and not just Bitcoin.

All right, hope you enjoy it, as ever. If you have any questions about this or anything else, please do hit me up, is hello, what Bitcoin did.com.

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