There's a war happening right now. The US, Israel, Iran, an active conflict. And while everyone's watching the geopolitics and the oil price and the missiles and the regime change and all that, something's playing out inside this war that almost nobody in financial media is even connecting. And I'm talking about gold is down since the war started and Bitcoin went up.

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When the dollar breaks. Assets you think are the safest don't protect you. They fail first. And that's not a theory. It's how every monetary system in history actually unravels. So I want to show you how people actually lose wealth in sovereign debt crisis, why so-called safe assets turn into traps, and why this time looks nothing like 2008.

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While the whole world is watching Iran right now. Something happened this week that most people completely missed. Trump publicly went to war with the banks. And I don't mean metaphorically. I mean he called them out by name. And the reason why this matters to you is simple. The outcome of this fight will determine which side of the biggest wealth transfer of our lifetime you end up on.

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Scott Melker, trader, analyst, and host of The Wolf of All Streets, joins Mark Moss to break down why Bitcoin’s recent drawdown doesn’t mean the 4-year cycle is dead — it means investors are using the wrong model. With years of market experience across traditional finance and crypto, Scott brings a grounded perspective on volatility, liquidity, and structural shifts in the market. In this conversation, we unpack why narratives follow price, how leverage and options markets reshape volatility, whether Wall Street is suppressing Bitcoin, and why retail never truly showed up this cycle. Scott explains why he’s buying aggressively into fear and what investors consistently misunderstand about cycle tops and bottoms.

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Most people look at Bitcoin and ask a very simple question like does it win or does it fail? Which sounds logical, but that's not how serious investors think, because markets don't operate in a yes or no. They operate in probabilities. And when outcomes are uncertain, when the stakes are high and the information is incomplete, the smartest decision makers in the world don't think in binaries either.

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Eric Weiss, veteran crypto investor and co-founder of Blockchain Investment Group, joins Mark Moss to explain why this market cycle feels different and what has actually changed beneath the surface. Drawing on experience across multiple Bitcoin and macro cycles, Eric breaks down how incentives, leverage, and institutional structure now shape outcomes more than narratives. In this conversation, we unpack how new layers of regulation and leverage alter risk, why traditional cycle thinking keeps failing, and what investors consistently miss when they say “this time is different.” This discussion will help you understand how to navigate markets as the rules quietly shift.

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This is the biggest financial mistake homeowners make, and most people lock it in for decades without ever questioning it. Now, paying off your home feels like the responsible move. It feels like security. But what if that feeling is costing you far more than you realize when you pay off your house? What exactly are you winning?

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Marty Bent, longtime Bitcoin commentator and host of TFTC, joins Mark Moss to explain why prices are no longer set by markets — but by policy. From energy and housing to Bitcoin and stablecoins, Marty breaks down how regulation, political incentives, and centralized control are distorting prices, locking in inflation, and making “cheap again” a fantasy. This conversation connects the dots between policy, price signals, and why Bitcoin continues to matter in a world where markets are being replaced.

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