Episode #72 - Understanding the 2025 Bitcoin Crash & Epstein File Drop

Host: Simon DixonEpisode Length: 2 hours 57 minutes 45 secondsRelease Date: 28th February 2025 Episode Summary This week on BitcoinHardTalk, we dissect the biggest global developments shaping Bitcoin, macroeconomics, and geopolitics. Bitcoin just experienced its most significant four-day crash since the FTX collapse, sending shockwaves through leveraged investors. Meanwhile, the release of the Epstein Files has exposed deeper truths about the fiat currency Proof-of-Weapons network—something I’ve warned about for years. At the same time, a major escalation in the Democratic Republic of Congo is unfolding, yet it remains largely ignored by mainstream media. What’s happening in the Congo is directly connected to the ongoing conflicts in Ukraine/Russia and Palestine/Israel. The global chessboard is shifting—understanding these events is critical for navigating what comes next. What You’ll Learn in This Episode: The truth behind Bitcoin’s most significant four-day drop since the FTX collapse—who got liquidated and what’s next. Why the Epstein Files reveal more than just high-profile names—it’s about the financial control system. How the Proof-of-Weapons network is embedded in the fiat currency system. The Congo crisis and its hidden ties to Ukraine/Russia and Palestine/Israel—why you’re not supposed to see the connections. Links & Resources: SimonDixon.com – Stay updated on Bitcoin, macro, and geopolitics. Follow Simon on X (Twitter) for real-time insights. Watch the full BitcoinHardTalk episode on YouTube. Subscribe to the BitcoinHardTalk podcast on Apple Podcasts & Spotify. Disclaimer: This podcast is for informational purposes only and should not be considered financial, legal, or investment advice. The views expressed are based on publicly available data, historical analysis, and personal opinions. Always conduct your own research before making financial decisions. Tune in now and get ahead of the curve.

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