What these technologies do is they allow people more freedom of choice in whatever country they're in they're able to go outside of their borders and get assets or get monies that they can't get just purely internally

Basically the biggest tool we have against basically a complete kind of replay

a prior fiscal dominance periods or the effectiveness of capital controls and I think it's worth

defending. Welcome to Bankless, where we explore the frontier of fiscal dominance.

This is Ryan Sean Adams. I'm here with David Hoffman and we the frontier of fiscal dominance.

This is Ryan Sean Adams.

I'm here with David Hoffman,

and we're here to help you become more bankless.

Bankless listener, if you want to survive this decade,

as an investor, as a market participant, maybe even just as a citizen, whatever

jurisdiction you're in, you can't draw on the last 40 years of financial history.

That is the lesson today.

We have entered something different. Lynn Alden calls this fiscal dominance.

David and I think this is absolutely key to understanding both crypto and the new world we've entered.

A few topics we get into today. Number one, this new era of

fiscal dominance. Why is it inevitable? Number two, central bankers and fed

interest rates. Do they even matter anymore? Number three, how this world of

fiscal dominance will feel, what assets to

hold, what assets not to hold. And number four, how will crypto fare in this new

era? What about capital controls? Are they coming to take your crypto?

We check in with Lynn every now and then just to get an update on the macro world, what's going on out there,

and if you pay attention to Lynn's Twitter timeline, you will have noticed just a reoccurring meme show up on her Twitter timeline called

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