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Jeff Snider, Headmaster of Eurodollar University, joins the podcast to talk about the perverse complexities of the Eurdollar system. What even is a Eurodolllar? Why was the system created? Keith and Jeff discuss the Eurodollar market and then give their hot takes in a hilarious lighting round. Which is more likely: Stephanie Kelton replaces Janet Yellen or the Fed adds Bitcoin to their balance sheet? Find out the answers to all these questions and more in this insightful whirlwind of an episode!

The yield on the 10-year bond recently fell below the rate paid by the Fed on bank reserves. That is, a bank gets paid more to lend to the Fed for a day than to lend to the Treasury for ten years. There is not merely an inversion between the 2-year and the 10-year bonds. Nor even the 3-month and 10-year. Now the overnight and 10-year bond are inverted.

We explain why this is absolutely crazy.

Bryan Caplan, Professor of Economics at George Mason University, joins the podcast to talk about his latest book, the minimum wage, betting, and much more! Is nature or nurture more important? Why should a Keynesian be against the minimum wage? What is the trillion dollar tab waiting for us to pick up? Watch this whirlwind episode, and let us know what you think in the comments!

Is the dollar heading to new heights or new lows? Brent Johnson of Santiago Capital joins the Gold Exchange Podcast LIVE in New Orleans! Listen to Brent discuss the historic rise of the DXY, the effects on (d)emerging markets, and how he sees a currency and sovereign debt crisis playing out. Will Powell be able to solve Triffin's Dilemma? Can foreign central banks escape the zugzwang position? Will the financial justice warriors finally be vindicated? Watch the full episode to find out!

Fix the money, fix the world. Larry Lepard, Managing Partner at Equity Management Associates and vocal sound money advocate, joins the Gold Exchange Podcast LIVE in New Orleans! Listen to Ben and Larry discuss the Fed's doom loop, the dollar parabola problem, and what investors might consider as their monetary escape hatch.

Bitcoin has an intractable problem, and it is intrinsic to bitcoin itself.