Day 2 Livestream
summary
Day two is heavy on hard numbers and product launches, not slogans: Jack Mallers’ Strike rolls Bitcoin-backed lending into Europe and reports fast retail uptake; Luxor shows hash rate derivatives volumes spiking in 2025 as miners lock revenue and raise tens of millions; miners add roughly 300 EH this year and report a pet‑hash price range around $40–$60; Contour debuts a Signet meta‑protocol and Sigil smart contracts for on‑chain apps; keynote thesis: “fiat is war” — Bitcoin as a monetary and political escape.
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chapters (30)
- 0:00Bitcoin Amsterdam 2025
- 2:24Bitcoin evolution and adoption
- 10:00Bitcoin ethos and debate loss
- 18:47Miners and capital markets
- 23:24Mining industry maturity and financing
- 30:55ASIC financing challenges
- 39:24Hash rate curves and miner hedging
- 48:58Mining pivot to AI HPC
- 57:20Tokenizing hash rate and ASICs
- 1:03:36Bitcoin security and perpetual work
- 1:18:16Bitcoin time bridges
- 1:41:07Bridging Bitcoin banks and regulation
- 2:03:22Treasury companies as banks
- 2:21:23Bitcoin as digital gold
- 2:37:07Bitcoin security and costs
- 2:57:25European treasury balance sheets
- 3:03:48Treasury capital structure and risk
- 3:23:14Treasury consolidation and future
- 3:33:35Treasury measurement and metrics
- 3:47:41Treasuries in five years
- 4:04:38Bitcoin global inefficiencies
- 4:16:54Bitcoin psychedelics freedom
- 4:39:12Bitcoin as money and hyper Bitcoinization
- 4:58:49Bitcoin adoption in Europe
- 5:03:48Treasury capital structure and risk
- 5:21:23Bitcoin as digital gold
- 5:37:07Bitcoin security and costs
- 5:56:03Cipherpunk system design
- 6:59:10Fiat is war Bitcoin is peace
- 7:45:16Bitcoin Amsterdam 2025
