
← Market Disruptors3 Sept · 57 min
PhD Economist: "Bitcoin is a Coiled Spring Right Now"
James Thorne joins Mark Moss to explain why stocks, the bond market, AI, and Bitcoin are all signaling the same regime change, why the U.S. has to grow its way out of extreme debt with non-inflationary supply-side policy, and why Bitcoin looks like a coiled spring with Kevin Warsh and other top US Government officials as advocates. They discuss Trump, Scott Bessent, yield curve control, Japan and the yen carry trade, what Bitcoin’s 200-day EMA is signaling, the AI CapEx cycle, MicroStrategy, and why James believes most investors are watching the wrong signals while a unique 5-to-7 year window to build wealth is still open. ___________________________________________________________________________________________
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TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 – Episode Trailer
0:39 – Equities, Bonds, AI, & Bitcoin: Four Stories or One Regime Change
2:10 – Bessent, Warsh, Japan & Yield Curve Control
6:07 – Growing Out of Debt: GDP, AI Productivity & Compute