Why This Economics Professor Is WRONG About Bitcoin, Wealth and Modern Investing (With Alex Glasse) (Invest, Wealth, Bitcoin)

What happens when an economist who predicted the 2008 financial crisis says Bitcoin is a Ponzi scheme? 

In a recent interview, Australian economist Steve Keen made several strong claims about Bitcoin — arguing that it has no intrinsic value, wastes energy, is mainly used for criminals, and could even be heading to zero.

But do these arguments actually hold up?

In this episode, we break down Steve Keen’s criticisms one by one and explore the bigger questions around Bitcoin, wealth, and investing. Along the way we discuss common misconceptions about Bitcoin, why many people still confuse Bitcoin with the wider crypto market, and what these debates reveal about the modern financial system.

You’ll learn why people keep calling Bitcoin a Ponzi scheme and whether that claim actually makes sense, the key differences between Bitcoin and the wider crypto market, how Bitcoin’s energy use and mining relate to its value, and why critics often link Bitcoin to crime and the dark web. We also explore what debates like this reveal about money printing, inflation, and long-term wealth building. 

Listen to this episode to hear Steve Keen’s arguments against Bitcoin — and the breakdown of what they mean for wealth, investing, and the future of money. 

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I know how hard it can be in the early stages… especially when people around you work, family, friends don’t really get it.

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