#15 Sam Roberts (Part 2) on Bitcoin, Inflation, and the End of Easy Money
Description
In this Part 2 episode, host Dan sits down again with Sam Roberts, Director of Investments at Cartwright Pension Trusts — and one of the first in the UK to place Bitcoin within a pension fund.
Together, they explore why Bitcoin continues to rise in value when measured in fiat, and what that reveals about money, power, and freedom.
From gold and proof-of-work to the Cantillon Effect and central bank control, this conversation unpacks why the hardest money ever invented may also be the fairest.
They discuss:
- Why fiat currencies always lose purchasing power
- How inflation benefits the few and hurts the many
- The centuries-old lessons of gold, salt, and “worthless beads”
- The modern-day Cantillon Effect and asset inflation
- The rise of digital ID and CBDCs — and why they’re a warning
- Why Bitcoin represents both a hedge and an act of self-sovereignty
“Don’t wait for your government to save you. You’ll be waiting a long time.” — Sam Roberts
🎧 A must-listen for anyone questioning the monetary system, or wondering why “fixed supply” might be the most powerful idea of our time.
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