The Rise & Shine Show

Despite efforts in countries like China and India, Bitcoin’s decentralized, open-source nature makes outright bans nearly impossible. Instead, regulators focus on rules and taxes, while some nations even embrace it. Bitcoin’s resilience proves it’s here to stay, evolving with regulation and innovation.

Is Bitcoin just hype or does it have real substance? Like the internet’s evolution from the dotcom bubble, Bitcoin is maturing beyond speculation. It serves as a store of value in inflation-prone countries, enables cheaper remittances, and helps bypass capital controls. Institutional adoption and strong fundamentals show increasing legitimacy and resilience.

Bitcoin’s value is rooted in its digital scarcity – Only 21 million will ever exist. It is decentralization (no central authority, maintained globally), and its network effects (more users enhance usefulness and security). Known as “digital gold,” it provides a reliable store of value and inflation protection, powered by math, code, and collective consensus.

In this episode, we explore the importance of private keys in cryptocurrency ownership.Like a password, your private key gives you control over your Bitcoin.Without it, you're just an observer.Securing your private keys is vital to ensure your coins remain yours and aren't stolen.Remember, "Not Your Keys, Not Your Coins."

We provide a beginner-friendly guide to buying your first Bitcoin safely and smartly. Whether you’re just starting or looking to refine your approach, this episode is here to help you avoid common pitfalls and protect your investment.First things first: Choose a Trusted Platform! It is crucial to find a reputable exchange!

Bitcoin has a fixed supply of 21 million, making it scarce and deflationary. It’s decentralized, recorded on a transparent blockchain, and not controlled by any government. Designed as a store of value, its limited supply can help hedge against inflation caused by fiat money printing.

This episode explores why Bitcoin's supply is capped at 21 million, chosen by Satoshi Nakamoto for technical and philosophical reasons. The fixed supply, driven by halving events and mining algorithms, creates scarcity, prevents inflation, and positions Bitcoin as digital gold.These factors are challenging traditional money systems and shaping future finance.

Bitcoin isn’t just internet money or a get-rich-quick scheme!It’s a revolution in how we store, protect, and transfer value.In this episode, we break down what Bitcoin really is, how it works, and why it's more than just code—it's a movement for freedom, trust, and financial independence in the digital age.On the first Bitcoin block, Satoshi left a message:“The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks.”This wasn’t an accident. It was a protest!

Your Bitcoin Evangelist is a show about Bitcoin for people who want to understand it without the hype, the jargon, or the tribalism. If you’re new here — or new to Bitcoin — I want to tell you something that might surprise you: Bitcoin isn’t a bet. It’s not a lottery ticket.It’s not a meme stock.It’s a lifeboat! Most people think of Bitcoin as this volatile, speculative asset — like it’s only for gamblers or tech nerds. But the truth is, it was designed for people like you! People who’ve worked hard, saved money, played by the rules… and are now watching the rules get rewritten. This podcast isn’t about chasing pumps or calling the next 10X coin. It’s about understanding what Bitcoin really is — why it exists, how it works, and how it might help you protect your time, energy, and future. So in this first episode, I will lay a foundation — not with charts or news — but with a single question: What if money is broken… and you just haven’t realized it yet? We’ll talk about: Why Bitcoin was created in the first place. Why the system we live in quietly punishes savers. And why understanding this now might matter more than you think. If you found this helpful — or at least interesting — I’d love if you:Subscribed to the podcast.Shared it with one friend who’s crypto-curious.