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Radio Free PizzaDigital Treasury SpeculationsSince Bitcoin’s launch in 2009, cryptocurrency has slowly reshaped the contours of money and finance—blurring the lines between technology and currency, decentralization and control, speculation and strategy.That could be by design: longtime Radio Free Pizza gourmets may recall our Bitcoin Pizza Day bulletin in May of last year, in which we explored the recurring theory that Bitcoin may have been created by the American deep state through the cryptography research of the National Security Agency (NSA), linking BTC to: a 1996 NSA paper on “digital gold”; the SHA-256 algorithm that originated with the NSA; and speculation around S...
2025-09-1418 min
Radio Free PizzaComeback KidDear Radio Free Pizza gourmets,I’m writing this from a place where the streets still remember my footsteps: the slow ones of childhood, the hurried ones of adolescence, and now these more thoughtful steps of return—streets I remember all too well. Yes, after the Mexican saga that I detailed in my March journal—confronting the emotional and financial fallout of a failed real estate investment—and now jobless, I’m back in my hometown of Minneapolis, which longtime readers will remember from my January 2024 dispatch examining the mainstream narrative of George Floyd’s death in 202...
2025-06-1509 min
Radio Free PizzaAll That Glitters Is Not GoldShow Notes🎧 In This Episode: Golden Monarch reveals how Bitcoin and cryptocurrency have evolved from a decentralized dream into a system manipulated by Wall Street, intelligence agencies, and global power players.✨ Featured Guest:Golden Monarch:Twitter: https://x.com/Golden__MonarchSubstack: Golden Monarch News🎧 Main Topic(s):How cryptocurrency has become a tool for financial control rather than liberation.🔑 Key Questions Answered:How has Wall Street taken over the cryptocurrency space?What role do politicians like RFK Jr. and Donald...
2025-02-051h 29
Radio Free PizzaAn Interminable Golden AgeWelcome to 2025, Radio Free Pizza gourmets! To mark this latest January in our species’ never-ending march, I hope you’ll humor me enough to review our publication’s history, and thereafter to outline its journey forward.Some among you might have noticed that our dispatches and bulletins now come with audio voiceovers that Substack syncs to various platforms—Apple, Spotify, and YouTube, to be precise—generated with a voice clone of yours truly from ElevenLabs. Including the music (courtesy of Suno) that bookends and provides internal transitions to these voiceovers, this has all resulted in almost twelve hours (~11...
2025-01-0511 min