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In this episode of Sat Chats, we meet Konrad Fitzpatrick—Canadian Bitcoiner, ex-bank teller, and the grandson of Polish immigrants who lived through communism. His first exposure to Bitcoin came through RuneScape gold arbitrage, but it wasn’t long before he started orange-pilling 80-year-old customers at his bank and studying fiat’s collapse from behind the counter.

We unpack how fear, anger, and greed all play a role in orange-pilling, why older folks sometimes “get it” faster than Gen Z, and why Konrad believes Executive Order 6102 is coming for Bitcoiners next—unless you self-custody.

We cover:

✅ Gold confiscation, the Petrodollar, and Nixon's 1971 move

✅ Why salary raises are a lie in a fiat system

✅ Lightning vs. Western Union: cost and speed showdown

✅ How Bitcoin builds “financial muscles” for the future

✅ Roasted Red Pepper hummus and canceled fiat envelopes

Konrad clearly knows his stuff—but he still has to choose: 46,955 sats or $50 in fiat. Does he trust the math… or the paper?

Support Sat Chats directly by:

— Zapping Lightning to satchats@getalby.com

— Grabbing your slot in the studio today at https://satchats.com/

— Sending Bitcoin to bc1q5yrwe6qxujzumg5j28g0rvckx9n859sa08fupc

Links for today’s Show Notes:

Bitcoin Well:

https://www.bitcoinwell.com

https://twitter.com/TheBitcoinWell

https://www.bitcoinwell.com/satchats (affiliate link with exclusive onboarding video and bonuses)

Executive Order 6102 (Gold Confiscation History):

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Executive_Order_6102

Alex Gladstein’s Article on the Petrodollar (recommended reading):

https://bitcoinmagazine.com/culture/u-s-petrodollar-system

Sat Chats Giveaway (10 Million Sats Contest):

https://www.satchats.com/giveaway