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We are the first generation to hold absolute scarcity with Bitcoin. Now we have the responsibility to raise the first generation capable of stewarding it. Bitcoin After Us is a long-horizon exploration of what happens when Bitcoin stops being just for us and starts being more for our children. Hosted by two Bitcoin Fathers, we examine what it will take to not only prepare our children for a Bitcoin standard, but more importantly, support and celebrate Bitcoin parents determined to break the financial scarcity cycle in their family with Bitcoin. Join us as we explore how to raise Generation Bitcoin.
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That’s the question Brandon Karpeles leaves every Bitcoin parent with.Brandon spent nearly two decades in banking workout (cleaning up distressed assets and bankruptcy estates) before becoming CEO of Sovreign, whose mission is to provide care, support, and protection for every Bitcoin user.In episode 9 of Bitcoin After Us, he sits with Tim and Miguel on a hard parallel from his old career: inheritances fail the same way bankruptcies do, no plan going in. You can have every legal document in order, but if you haven’t secured your Bitcoin and prepared your children, how will they responsibly take care of it?But the heart of this one is time. When your money holds its value and you’re no longer chasing the next dollar, you get your hours back, and Brandon’s invitation is to spend them on a servant’s heart instead of nine episodes of Netflix. Time to serve your wife, your family, your faith. Time to start a family earlier. Time to raise kids who can earn what they’re given instead of being handed it.A deep, honest conversation on what Bitcoin is actually for after us. Find Brandon at sovreign.io and @SovreignBTC.00:00 From banking workout to Bitcoin07:09 Why inheritance became the focus13:42 The only plans that work have a plan17:32 What he's still figuring out as a father23:37 Advice for families stacking $100 a week26:30 Add two zeros31:08 The entitlement question he can't answer43:37 Renaissance or Sodom and Gomorrah50:14 Why Bitcoin lets you start a family earlier57:05 Time is the real apex predator01:02:37 A servant's heart
A Bitcoin inheritance you're simply handed won't be valued. That's the paradox at the center of this episode, and a primary reason Peter Dunworth built his entire service on to ensure heirs not just receive it, but also responsibly earn it.Peter is co-founder of The Bitcoin Adviser and author of the Generational Bitcoin Playbook. In episode 8 of Bitcoin After Us, he sits with Tim and Miguel on one of the hardest truths in Bitcoin: holding it for your children is easy, but safely and responsibly passing it to them is not.What you'll learn: how a two-year window lets an heir ride a full market cycle and turn them into responsible stewards; why entitlement is a problem no amount of money can solve, only years of modeling can; the timeless lesson underneath it all: spend less than you earn, then save in something that holds value; and why the deepest thing Bitcoin gives the next generation isn't wealth...it's restoring family time and a better society.Peter's work and free resources: thebitcoinadviser.com.Timestamps01:40 Holding Bitcoin Is Easy. Passing It On Is Hard.06:02 The Chart: 8% of All Bitcoin Is Already Lost11:00 Bitcoin as Optionality in a Chaotic World14:04 Bitcoin as a Shield for the Next Generation15:46 Why One Key Is a Single Point of Failure20:17 There Are No Solutions, Only Trade-Offs22:35 The Dry Run: Can Your Family Actually Recover It?29:56 Someone Gave Away Everything and Still Kept His Bitcoin36:04 Explaining Collaborative Custody at the Kitchen Table42:34 Inheritance as a Living System47:05 The Entitlement Problem49:25 Family Constitutions and Timeless Wisdom52:38 The Two-Year Window: Inheritance Earned, Not Given01:02:08 Bitcoin Restores Family Time01:05:57 Bitcoin After Us: Hope and Opportunity01:08:07 Where to Find Peter
Tim took a free Bitcoin inheritance stress test and scored 18 out of 100. His weakest pillar was legal. So this episode is him learning alongside every parent listening.So in episode 7 of Bitcoin After Us, Tim and Miguel bring in Dale Warburton (a trained lawyer, father, and founder of My Bitcoin Will) to walk us through the the Bitcoin plan every parent avoids: a comprehensive and complete Bitcoin Will that safely and successfully passes down your Bitcoin to your children. Get it wrong and your stack doesn't go to your kids... it disappears with you, or worse the State decides.In this episode, you'll learn about the three gaps that sink a Bitcoin inheritance (legal, technical, education), why you can't put a seed phrase in a will, how a trust and a trustee protect kids without spoiling them, why 25 is the age Dale sets, and the kindest last thing you can do for your spouse. By the end, Miguel has a fire under him to finally get his done.Find Dale at mybitcoinwill.com to learn more, and take the free stress test to get your own score.00:00 Intro01:47 Dale's Background04:44 The Problem Nobody Was Solving09:17 What an 18/100 Score Actually Means11:43 The Three Pillars of a Will: Legal, Technical, Education14:08 Getting Off Zero Without a $15,000 Lawyer19:16 Miguel with a Fire in Him23:38 Raising Kids Who Aren't Entitled to the Stack28:25 Probate, Intestate, and Why the State Wins32:01 The Trust and the Trustee37:30 Are Your Children Actually Ready?41:42 Drafting Your Letter of Wishes With AI44:03 The Kindest Last Thing You Can Do for Your Spouse46:06 The Two Conversations: Executor and Beneficiary51:45 What Changes Country to Country55:15 Bitcoin as Optionality, Bitcoin as Legacy58:37 Where to Find Dale
Raising kids and surviving a Bitcoin bear market turn out to be the same lesson in patience. Scott Sibley has spent six years learning both at once.Scott is the founder of SHAmory and a father of two. Six years ago he built a Bitcoin game for his baby daughter. That baby is now seven, sells her own crafts at Bitcoin conferences, and is being raised inside a homeschool pod of Bitcoin families. In episode 6 of Bitcoin After Us, Tim sits with him on what six years at the intersection of Bitcoin and parenthood actually taught him: why no concept is too hard to break down for a kid, why he's not worried whether his daughters become Bitcoiners, and why a bear market and a sleep regression are the same test of nerve.They also get into homeschooling as a Bitcoin family, raising kids who won't feel entitled to the stack, and Stack the Shelves — his push to get Bitcoin books into classrooms whose families have never touched it.Find Scott at shamory.com and @playshamory.00:00 Meeting Scott and SHAmory01:11 A Game Built for a Baby04:07 Nothing Is Too Hard to Teach a Kid06:47 A Three-Year-Old Spending Bitcoin09:16 Kids Areas and the Conference Family10:19 The Day the First Sale Came In11:40 Raising a Seven-Year-Old Saleswoman13:51 The Real Benefit: Growing Up Without Financial Fear16:42 Homeschooling as a Bitcoin Family20:30 What Nobody Tells You About Homeschooling25:50 The Patterns Across Bitcoin Families28:51 The Mistake Isn't the Kids, It's the Bridge30:54 When Only One Spouse Is Orange-Pilled33:51 Not Worried Whether They Become Bitcoiners36:14 Raising Kids Is Like Surviving a Bear Market39:25 A Niche of a Niche43:31 Why Financial Education Isn't Taught Is Criminal48:05 If We're Right: The World They Inherit50:30 Raising Kids Who Aren't Entitled to the Stack52:40 The Hardest Thing to Teach His Own Kids54:14 Bitcoin After Us: Refusing to Raise Doomers56:45 Stack the Shelves and Where to Find Scott
You can't hand a child your Bitcoin conviction. Tima found that out raising her very own Satoshi.Tima is a Bitcoin mom, co-founder of Jump Out Girls, and creator of Raising Satoshi. In this episode she sits with Tim and Miguel on the counterintuitive core of Bitcoin parenting: you're not raising a Bitcoiner, you're raising a thinker. Critical thinking first, conviction second, because a child who only inherits your beliefs never actually owns them.She also shares about her unique three-person approval gate she built so no single heir can drain the stack on a bad idea, why inheritance is really end-of-life planning nobody wants to have, her fear of the third-generation curse, and why raising a three-year-old teaches lower time preference than Bitcoin ever could.Find Tima at jumpoutgirls.com and the Raising Satoshi series on YouTube.Chapter Titles00:00 Meeting a Bitcoin Mom00:36 Jump Out Girls: Money After the World Shut Down04:13 What Raising Satoshi Stands For06:16 Told to Consume Debt: The Education Nobody Got09:50 If Your Future Self Could Tell 2020 You One Thing14:59 Raising a Thinker, Not a Bitcoiner17:59 Homeschool, Critical Thinking, and Value for Value23:02 The Farmers Market Bitcoin Test24:32 The Kid Writes Their Own Plan27:04 Give Them Room to Make the Wrong Call29:28 A One-Pager for Bitcoin Parents34:32 Inheritance Is End-of-Life Planning39:14 The Three People Who Can Say No43:09 Guidelines Without the Story Are Worthless45:52 Speaking to the Dead: The Heirloom Problem48:31 Choosing Heirs Who Say No, With Grace51:42 The Fear of the Third-Generation Curse57:10 Price Means Nothing If You Understand It1:00:27 Low Time Preference Parenting1:03:05 Where to Find Tima
Most Bitcoin parents are saving for their own kids. Alana, founder of Let's Talk About Sats, is building for the kids who aren't going to inherit anything, the 13-year-olds in her son's school where 90% of families are low-income, who are about to enter a job market and a housing market that doesn't add up. In this episode of Bitcoin After Us, Alana sits down with Tim and Miguel to talk about what it means to raise children on a sound-money standard, why Bitcoin is hope and not just an asset, and what every Bitcoin parent can do this month, for $5 a paycheck, to start passing that hope forward.
Joshua aka Mexican Magician got sober the day his son was born. He's a plumber in Los Angeles. He works with dirty hands for clean money, and he stacks Bitcoin every week for his young boy. In this first guest episode of Bitcoin After Us, Tim and Miguel sit with Joshua to talk about the part of his story most podcasts skip, not how he stacks, but why. Three Bitcoin fathers in the room, three different starting points, one asset that helped each of them become the dad they always wanted to be. The episode closes with Joshua reading the chapter he wrote for his son in the Bitcoin Heirloom Book, out loud, in his own voice. "We don't sell. We stack. It's not mine and it's not yours either. It belongs to our family."
Tim Sae Koo just gave the talk of his life at a Bitcoin conference in Costa Rica. He called it Why I Choose Bitcoin as a New Dad. In the most personal episode we've recorded, he and Miguel walk through the math behind the Future Gap: what life will actually cost the next generation, and what Bitcoin can give a family that money alone never could. Time. Presence. A way to end generational cycles.Slides: https://gamma.app/docs/Why-I-Choose-Bitcoin-as-a-New-Dad-kphf7vg0zowycfcVideo Bitcoin is Generational Wealth: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Rnqst5qCgA
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We are the first generation to hold absolute scarcity with Bitcoin. Now we have the responsibility to raise the first generation capable of stewarding it. Bitcoin After Us is a long-horizon exploration of what happens when Bitcoin stops being just for us and starts being more for our children. Hosted by two Bitcoin Fathers, we examine what it will take to not only prepare our children for a Bitcoin standard, but more importantly, support and celebrate Bitcoin parents determined to break the financial scarcity cycle in their family with Bitcoin. Join us as we explore how to raise Generation Bitcoin.
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