Can websites live forever on the blockchain?
In this video, I explore the idea of Web3 websites: websites whose files are stored on-chain instead of relying only on traditional hosting. Unlike normal websites that need ongoing domain and hosting payments, blockchain-inscribed websites can preserve static content for as long as the blockchain remains available and readable.
I also introduce two projects I have been working on:
A generation ago, the internet gave ordinary people the ability to publish. A generation later, BSV gives them the ability to publish permanently, and to be paid for it directly, on the same rails, anywhere in the world.
Today, Iran’s national currency — the rial — has effectively stopped working.
Markets froze, prices became meaningless, savings evaporated, and ordinary people were left paying the price for political and monetary failure. This isn’t just another headline. It’s what happens when money is tightly bound to politics, sanctions, and central control.
In this video, I look at Iran’s currency collapse and ask a simple, practical question:
What actually works when money stops working?
I compare the usual alternatives people turn to in moments like this:
Corruption weakens trust in governments, drains economies, and erodes democracy. Despite endless anti‑corruption campaigns, most systems remain opaque and vulnerable. What if we had the tools to make every transaction traceable, verifiable, and tamper‑proof — while still protecting the privacy of ordinary people?
In this video, I explore how Bitcoin SV (BSV) can deliver exactly that. Unlike other blockchains, BSV is scalable, low‑cost, and stable enough to support national and global anti‑corruption initiatives.
In this video, we explore a critical but often ignored reality: every major fiat currency today — whether it's the US Dollar, Euro, or Chinese Renminbi — is ultimately controlled and shaped by political decisions.
Politicians print money, manipulate interest rates, and weaponize currencies for sanctions and trade wars. Even the strong Renminbi is tightly managed to serve national policy, not individual prosperity.
While nations compete in this global currency battle, ordinary people pay the price: inflation, lost purchasing power, and dwindling savings.
The global financial system is shifting fast. As trust in fiat currencies erodes and the US Dollar faces rising pressure from dedollarization, one question grows more urgent: could this be the moment hyperbitcoinization begins?
In this video, we explore:
What Daniel Krawisz meant by “hyperbitcoinization”
Why Jack Liu believes it could all flip in just 24 hours
The fragile state of the global economy and the Dollar’s dominance
How BSV—Bitcoin as originally designed—offers a real solution
Why now is the time to act, not when it’s too late
The current American government claim their tariffs against other countries will protect jobs and it will make America great again. But in reality, it is you, the consumer, who pays for them, increasing the prices for the goods and services you buy from other countries. In this video, we'll go through what tarrifs are and their likely impact in the near future.
This isn’t just about economics. It’s about freedom. It's about trust. It’s about what happens when people lose faith in their institutions—and why real Bitcoin, Bitcoin SV (BSV), offers a powerful alternative.
In this video, we dive into the concept of self-custody in Bitcoin SV (BSV) and why it’s a
Some in the Bitcoin SV community believe that the key to BSV's success lies in developing a super app—complex, high-tech applications aimed at niche markets. However, in this article, we contend that the real measure of a digital cash system like Bitcoin SV is its ability to address fundamental human needs, specifically the universal need to eat. We argue that focusing on the food industry and using BSV to facilitate food purchases offers not only immense profit potential but also a significant opportunity to enhance global welfare.