The BitCorn Podcast

About The BitCorn Podcast

Adam Haynes, founder and CEO of Simple Mining, shared his journey from running a cell phone repair business to establishing a successful Bitcoin mining operation based in Cedar Falls, Iowa. Simple Mining, founded in 2021, has seen significant growth and is now ranked 175 on the Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing companies. We explored the intersection of Bitcoin and agriculture, with Adam suggesting that Bitcoin could offer a better store of value compared to traditional assets like farmland. We enjoyed the conversation with Adam, and we know you will too. ~ Kevin & Cael

Publisher

The BitCorn Podcast

Category

business

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

14 Jan 2026

Latest episode

24 Aug 2026

Latest episodes

14 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   24 Aug 2026

   The Market Is Repricing Scarcity - And Most People Missed It

   Bitcoin, Commodities, Sovereign Debt, and the Next Macro Leg Higher Kevin Kimle and Cael Sampson connect the dots between Bitcoin’s sharp breakout, rising sovereign debt stress, and a broad commodity move led by agriculture, metals, and energy. They also unpack why Japan, Europe, and US fiscal dynamics matter for Bitcoin, gold, and the entire reflation trade. In this episode, Kevin and Cael dig into the macro backdrop behind Bitcoin’s latest surge and explain why commodities may be entering a stronger structural phase. They cover Treasury yields, Japan’s bond market, grain markets, war-driven supply shocks, AI-driven electricity demand, and how all of it ties back to financial repression and scarce real assets. Key topics Bitcoin just posted its biggest weekly dollar appreciation candle in history, with Cael noting it also has a strong correlation to the 2022 bear market recovery pattern. Jeff Curry’s commodity thesis takes center stage: scarcity in the physical world, repression in the financial one, and a structural tailwind for hard assets. US and Japanese bond yields are rising, with the 30-year Treasury yield and Japan’s 10-year yield both signaling pressure on sovereign financing models. The Japan carry trade unwind and Japan’s dependence on cheap funding are framed as a major macro stress point that could spill into Europe. Kevin and Cael discuss fourth-turning style regime shifts, sovereign debt sustainability, and whether the world is losing trust in governments to manage debt burdens. Agricultural commodities are flashing strength, especially corn, soybeans, and wheat, with the Pro Farmer Crop Tour pointing to lower US corn yields than USDA expectations. Weather, ethanol demand, Brazil’s debt stress, and reduced acreage expansion all add to the supply-side case for higher crop prices. War remains a major commodity driver, especially through Ukraine and Russia’s impact on grain exports, energy infrastructure, and Black Sea shipping. AI buildout and data center power demand are increasing natural gas and electricity needs, which the hosts view as bullish for commodities and industrial energy use. Bitcoin’s chart setup is analyzed through ADX compression, power law trends, and short squeeze dynamics, with both hosts seeing a larger bull market underway despite possible corrections. The discussion closes with Treasury supply, fiscal deficits, demographic aging, and the competition for capital between government debt, AI capex, Bitcoin, gold, and commodities. Power law trend ADX trend compression Fourth turning lens Scarcity versus repression

2. 

   7 Aug 2026

   Stephen Perrenod | The Science of Bitcoin

   Stephen Perrenod joins Kevin Kimle and Cael Sampson to unpack Bitcoin through the lens of physics, complexity economics, and network theory. The conversation focuses on why Bitcoin behaves more like a self-organizing system than a conventional asset, and how that shows up in long-term price structure, adoption, and volatility. They also discuss how these ideas translate into commodity analysis and the work of the Scientific Bitcoin Institute. Key topics Stephen Perrenod’s background in physics, astronomy, high-performance computing, and Bitcoin research, and why that background shapes his approach to Bitcoin Bitcoin as a meta-network made up of endogenous components like protocol, nodes, and mining, plus hybrid interfaces like exchanges, ETFs, and second layers Why Bitcoin is described as autopoietic, meaning self-organizing and self-producing, with value created inside the network rather than imposed externally The historical path to proof of work, from spam prevention and Hashcash to reusable proof of work and finally Satoshi’s decentralized consensus Why Bitcoin is framed as the first scientifically precise monetary standard, with fixed scarcity, energy-based issuance, and game-theoretic security The long-term Bitcoin price power law, including regression methods, realized cap analysis, and the claim that price scales near the 5.7 exponent range Adoption growth as roughly cubic in age, combined with Metcalfe-style network effects to explain the sixth-power relationship in price Discrete scale invariance and log periodicity, including how bubbles and troughs may follow a repeating spacing pattern in logarithmic time Why short-term macro signals like liquidity matter less than many traders assume, though financial conditions may still help at shorter horizons Comparisons with gold, corn, and other commodities, plus Kevin’s observation that similar exponents appear in agricultural commodity regressions The role of the Scientific Bitcoin Institute in advancing research, education, and collaboration across economics, physics, networking, and mining-energy questions Read Stephen Perrenod and Giovanni’s work on Bitcoin’s scaling behavior Explore the Scientific Bitcoin Institute’s research and educational materials For longer-horizon analysis, think in logarithmic time rather than linear time For shorter-term Bitcoin analysis, consider financial conditions in addition to macro liquidity Compare Bitcoin trends against commodity relationships like corn or gold to test scaling behavior Notable quotes “Bitcoin is the first scientifically precise monetary standard in human history.” “Bitcoin is money in and of the internet.” “The adoption of Bitcoin has grown as the cube of its age.” Action items Read Stephen Perrenod and Giovanni’s work on Bitcoin’s scaling behavior Explore the Scientific Bitcoin Institute’s research and educational materials For longer-horizon analysis, think in logarithmic time rather than linear time For shorter-term Bitcoin analysis, consider financial conditions in addition to macro liquidity Compare Bitcoin trends against commodity relationships like corn or gold to test scaling behavior

3. 

   24 Jul 2026

   Nate Heinrich | Unlock Ag Liquidity With Land Ledger

   https://landledger.co/ (https://landledger.co/) In this episode of the BitCorn Podcast, Kevin Kimle and Cael Sampson speak with Nate Heinrich, founder and CEO of Land Ledger, about how blockchain, tokenization, and modern financial rails could reshape agricultural lending and unlock liquidity in one of the world’s most important asset classes. Nate shares how a 28-year career at John Deere — spanning dealer support, technology product management, customer support, marketing, and international leadership — shaped his perspective on agriculture, technology, and finance. He explains why farmland stands out as a scarce, stable, and highly durable asset, and why digital infrastructure is a natural fit for unlocking more efficient capital markets around it. The conversation covers Land Ledger’s first proof of concept, which tokenized a 20-acre farm in central Iowa and used it as collateral for a loan. Nate explains how that experiment revealed that the biggest opportunity is not on the collateral side, but on the capital side: making lending, participation, settlement, and secondary liquidity more efficient for landowners and lenders. The group also discusses tranche structures, bid boards, tokenized loan participations, and how a marketplace model could give banks, private credit, and institutional capital more flexibility. Nate highlights how Land Ledger is designed to work within existing regulatory frameworks while using a digital layer to standardize and speed up the land finance value chain. Later in the episode, Nate looks ahead to the broader implications of stablecoins, on-chain finance, and institutional adoption. He argues that agriculture and land are becoming increasingly attractive in a world of rising debt, inflation, and demand for hard assets. The discussion closes with a forward-looking view of decentralized agriculture, autonomous equipment, and the possibility of improving farmer margins through better technology and more efficient capital. Key Topics Nate Heinrich’s career at John Deere and what it taught him Why land and Bitcoin share similar scarcity characteristics Land Ledger’s land protocol and tokenization framework The first farm tokenization and loan pilot Bid boards, tranches, and tokenized loan participations Secondary liquidity for ag lenders Stablecoins, blockchain rails, and institutional adoption The long-term future of agricultural finance Autonomous equipment, decentralization, and farmer margins About the Guest Nate Heinrich is the founder and CEO of Land Ledger. Prior to founding the company, he spent 28 years at John Deere in roles across operations, technology, marketing, customer support, and global leadership. About LandLedger LandLedger is building infrastructure for more efficient agricultural lending and liquidity using blockchain-based tools, tokenized loan participations, and standardized land data.

4. 

   13 Jul 2026

   The Power Law: From Math to the Grain Desk

   Explore the fascinating parallels between natural systems, financial markets, and Bitcoin’s unique mathematical behavior. Kevin Kimle and Cael Sampson dive deep into how power law dynamics shape markets, influence commodity trading, and offer new opportunities for innovation and generational wealth in agriculture. Main topics: The concept of the power law in nature and markets How Bitcoin follows power law mathematics Practical applications of these principles in agriculture and investing The historical context of money, gold standards, and farmland value Using physics models to improve trading and farm management The potential for Bitcoin as a store of value and generational wealth transfer Resources & Links: How Nature Works by Per Bach (https://a.co/d/000cIyIi) https://x.com/BitCornCael (https://x.com/BitCornCael) https://x.com/KevinKimle (https://x.com/KevinKimle) Cael's Substack (https://substack.com/@bitcorncael) Kevin's Substack (https://kevinkimle.substack.com/) Timestamps:00:00 - Introduction to the podcast and today's focus on power law and commodity markets 02:26 - Explanation of the power law versus exponential models in finance 03:48 - Nature's patterns: growth, decay, and self-organized criticality 05:02 - The border of chaos and order in markets and systems 07:28 - Bitcoin’s power law trend and current market positioning 08:39 - Parano’s oscillation theory and market cycles 09:41 - Projecting Bitcoin’s value to 2042 using power law trend lines 11:17 - Comparing gold and Bitcoin in terms of market maturation and stability 13:32 - The “Bitcoin to corn” ratio and its trading insights 14:57 - On commodities following power law and implications for traders 16:29 - How physics models enhance understanding of markets 17:58 - The role of volatility and how to weaponize it financially 20:01 - Introducing the BitCorn offer and its potential to transform farm income strategies 22:19 - The future value of farmland in Bitcoin terms 24:53 - Residuals and pattern analysis in market deviations 26:12 - The relationship between physics and finance models 27:40 - Newton, alchemy, and the history of currency and gold 28:36 - Bitcoin as an alchemical transformation of raw energy into value 30:21 - The importance of community validation and consensus in Bitcoin 31:41 - Bitcoin’s scarcity and its philosophical parallels to farmland 33:25 - Oscillations in Bitcoin and market predictability through physics concepts 35:09 - The breathing metaphor: market oscillations and patterns 37:00 - The resilience of Bitcoin and its cycles through volatility 39:21 - The unsustainability of exponential growth in traditional financial systems 42:57 - Physics principles like log-period oscillations and attractors in markets 45:56 - The role of the Z score in Bitcoin and commodity trading strategies 48:54 - Historical and future perspectives on land, gold, and Bitcoin wealth transfer 55:42 - The transition from farmland to Bitcoin as a store of value and generational wealth tool 60:00 - Final thoughts on the importance of open-minded exploration of market dynamics

5. 

   26 Jun 2026

   Josh Hendrickson | How Bitcoin Solves the Problem of Competitive Money

   Understanding Bitcoin Through the Lens of Economics with Dr. Josh HendricksonIn this episode, Dr. Josh Hendrickson explores the intersections of Bitcoin, monetary economics, and the evolution of financial systems. He sheds light on how Bitcoin addresses longstanding problems in monetary theory and what the future might hold for digital assets and traditional fiat systems.Key TopicsThe commitment problem of competitive money and how Bitcoin provides a solutionThe significance of fixed supply in Bitcoin's value propositionHistorical perspectives on free banking, the gold standard, and stabilityHow Bitcoin's decentralized design prevents trust issues common to traditional bankingThe role of consensus in Bitcoin network upgrades and governanceThe evolution of the US dollar as the global reserve currency and implications for geopolitical powerPotential strategies of US policy regarding Bitcoin as a reserve assetThe importance of stablecoins and their role in expanding dollar access worldwideThe impact of fiat currency systems on agriculture, manufacturing, and economic stabilityThe prospects and challenges of integrating Bitcoin into national monetary frameworksTimestamps00:00 - Introduction to Dr. Josh Hendrickson and his work on Bitcoin and monetary economics02:15 - The commitment problem of competitive money and Bitcoin's fix05:00 - How Bitcoin's fixed supply code addresses trust issues in money issuance07:30 - The historical context of free banking and the gold standard09:45 - The relevance of Benjamin Klein's framework to Bitcoin's trust model12:00 - The significance of decentralization and network consensus in Bitcoin upgrades14:00 - The debate over block size and scalability solutions like Lightning16:00 - Governments' strategic responses to Bitcoin and stablecoins18:00 - The evolution of the US dollar as the world's reserve currency and related geopolitical dynamics22:00 - The potential for Bitcoin and gold to serve as neutral reserve assets25:00 - The implications of US monetary policy on agriculture and manufacturing29:00 - The US shift from the Bretton Woods system to a Treasury-based reserve system33:00 - The strategic motivations behind US promotion of Bitcoin and gold36:00 - The future role of stablecoins in global finance and dollar access40:00 - Nonlinearities, risk of hyperinflation, and systemic stability in fiat and crypto systems44:00 - The interplay between US debt, interest rates, and inflation50:00 - The benefits and risks of official US Bitcoin reserves and signaling strategies55:00 - Concluding thoughts on Bitcoin’s role in providing monetary sovereignty and stabilityResources & LinksEconomic Forces Newsletter (https://pricetheory.substack.com/)Connect with Dr. Josh Hendrickson - X.com/RebelEconProf (https://x.com/RebelEconProf) - Website (https://sites.google.com/site/joshuarhendrickson/home?authuser=0)

6. 

   8 Jun 2026

   Why Bitcoin Is The Most Natural Money We've Ever Had — According to Thinkers and Farmers

   Resources & Links:Bitcoin Study Sessions on YouTube:www.youtube.com/@UC3E3NY2MtVlmFx23UCBlj-A (www.youtube.com/@UC3E3NY2MtVlmFx23UCBlj-A) Connect with Lucas Maddy:X (x.com/LucasMaddy) (https://x.com/LucasMaddy)Connect with Grant Reichert:X (x.com/thewholeframe) (https://x.com/thewholeframe)This episode dives into how Bitcoin intersects with agriculture, philosophy, and social dynamics, featuring insights from Lucas Maddy, Grant Reichert, Cael Sampson, and Kevin Kimle. The conversation explores how Bitcoin's principles influence land value, farm economics, and societal structures, offering a thought-provoking look at the future of money and community.Main Topics:The intersection of Bitcoin and agriculture: land, land prices, and financial resilienceThe philosophical and social layers of Bitcoin: sovereignty, values, and self-sovereigntyHow Bitcoin’s social protocol parallels language and community: coordination, trust, and shared valuesThe role of technology, history, and ideology in understanding Bitcoin’s significanceRisk management, regulation, and the future trajectory of Bitcoin adoption in industries

7. 

   30 May 2026

   Matt Herman | Why the Rise of Biofuels and Bitcoin Could Revolutionize Farming Wealth and Resilience

   Unlock the future of sustainable agriculture with insights from Matt Herman, Chief Officer of Demand and Advocacy for the Iowa Soybean Association—and a proud Bitcoin node operator. Dive into how the convergence of farming, energy, and blockchain technology is redefining wealth, demand, and environmental solutions. This episode reveals the surprising ways soybeans could become the cornerstone of a low-carbon economy, why biofuels and lipids are reshaping global markets, and how cryptocurrencies could revolutionize farm finance, traceability, and environmental stewardship. Matt Herman breaks down the complex interplay between geopolitics, policy, and technological innovation. You'll discover why China's demand for soybeans is both a risk and a unique opportunity, how Brazil’s rise affects global trade, and why energy markets are now closely tied to soybean oil prices—making agriculture a critical player in our energy future. We explore the transformative potential of bioenergy, the importance of local processing, and how market-based solutions like tokenizing environmental benefits can create sustainable growth. In this episode, Matt shares groundbreaking ideas like integrating blockchain for farm data transparency, revolutionary water recycling projects, and the promise of gene-edited soybeans with higher oil content. You'll learn how agricultural producers can leverage new infrastructure—financial, physical, and technological—to build resilience against climate change and market volatility. With a focus on long-term wealth, supply chain efficiency, and technological adoption, this conversation is perfect for farmers, investors, policymakers, and anyone passionate about a sustainable, innovative future. Why does all this matter? Because the stakes are high: traditional farming models face increasing climate risks and market pressures, but the right innovations could unlock unprecedented profitability and environmental benefits. This is your behind-the-scenes look at how agriculture is poised to evolve into a high-tech, resource-efficient powerhouse—powered by smart policies, market-driven solutions, and blockchain breakthroughs. If you’re curious about how the world's most vital crop can lead us toward a cleaner energy future, healthier food systems, and smarter finance, this episode is essential listening. Join us to explore the intersection of farming, energy, and blockchain—and how it could redefine wealth, sustainability, and resilience in agriculture for decades to come.

8. 

   15 May 2026

   How Decentralized Systems and the Power Law Threaten Centralized Power

   Most investors overlook the deep connection between Bitcoin, natural laws, and chaos theory — but understanding this could unlock the next wave of crypto growth. On this episode, Cael and Kevin reveal how Bitcoin’s price movements follow the power law, a fundamental principle seen in nature, from avalanches to population growth, that explains its violent surges and long periods of sideways trading. You’ll discover how Bitcoin’s behavior isn’t random but governed by the same natural laws that shape complex systems in the universe. Learn about the power law’s role in predicting Bitcoin's trajectory, why this understanding makes long-term investing more rational, and how it supports the idea that Bitcoin is fundamentally unbreakable — tethered to real energy via proof of work. This episode dives into the fascinating science behind Bitcoin’s historic price swings, including the wild moves of 2020 and 2021, and how on-chain data and mathematical models like the Sage system help investors buy smarter, not harder. We also explore the broader implications of decentralization and why Bitcoin’s natural laws could be the key to a more equitable, community-driven financial future. From the rise of self-organized criticality to the societal shift towards individual enterprise, this conversation uncovers the unstoppable forces shaping our financial universe. Ideal for long-term investors, crypto enthusiasts, and curious minds alike, this episode challenges conventional wisdom and invites you to see Bitcoin through a new scientific lens — one that explains its past, predicts its potential, and underscores its role in a more decentralized, resilient future.

9. 

   2 May 2026

   Jack Watt - Bitcoin Bills & Agricultural Credit

   The future of money isn't just evolving—it's being revolutionized in real time. Jack Watt, a physicist-turned-Bitcoin thinker, uncovers how first principles and Austrian economics shape the digital currency landscape. If you’re questioning whether Bitcoin can truly replace fiat or wondering how it might transform global monetary systems, this episode is your essential guide to the next financial frontier. Jack shares his journey from physics student to commercial pilot, revealing how deep curiosity about markets, money, and Austrian economics sparked his groundbreaking insights. You'll discover how Bitcoin's origins relate to ancient credit instruments like bills of exchange and how these ideas could underpin a new era of productive, yield-generating cryptocurrencies. Whether it’s the Lightning Network’s role in scaling Bitcoin or the potential for central banks to pivot toward Bitcoin reserves, Jack explores the mechanics that could redefine money as we know it—and why governments and companies are starting to listen. This episode breaks down complex topics with clarity: the limitations of mainstream economic models, the role of first principles in understanding money, and the practical opportunities for Bitcoin to enhance credit systems in agriculture, industry, and beyond. You'll learn why the evolution of Bitcoin isn’t about everyone becoming their own bank but about reducing centralized power and fostering a more resilient monetary system built on sounder principles. As global trust in fiat currencies wanes and geopolitical tensions rise, the stakes couldn’t be higher. Ignoring these shifts risks economic dislocation, but understanding how Bitcoin can integrate into and transform the financial fabric offers a rare advantage. Jack’s insights highlight the strategic moves that could push Bitcoin from fringe to foundation—whether it's central banks, corporations, or savvy entrepreneurs. Perfect for investors, entrepreneurs, and anyone curious about money's future—this episode offers a rare glimpse into how Bitcoin’s innovation and evolution could make the current monetary chaos a stepping stone toward a more secure, sound, and productive financial future. Dive into the conversation that might just change the way you see the world’s money system.

10. 

    6 Apr 2026

    The Crypto Don's Gambit | Kneecapping the Global Order

    Most investors overlook the seismic shifts happening beneath the surface of traditional finance—and those blind spots could cost them everything. In this episode, Kevin Kimle and Cael Sampson peel back the curtain on a high-stakes global chess game where the U.S. might be orchestrating a calculated dismantling of the old financial order. Their provocative thesis, dubbed "Crypto Don's Gambit," reveals how geopolitical tensions, energy crises, and covert maneuvers could set the stage for a new monetary era fueled by Bitcoin, stablecoins, and blockchain innovation. Brace yourself for a rollercoaster ride through the short-term chaos in commodities and Bitcoin, where a $66,841 price tag sparks debates about the near-term outlook. Discover why Bitcoin’s recent stability signals a once-in-a-generation buying opportunity—whether in the mid-60s or the low-50s—based on the deep mechanics of market cycles, liquidity flows, and technical indicators. Kevin and Cael break down simple yet powerful frameworks like the power law versus business cycle, offering a clear lens to view Bitcoin’s true fair value amidst global turbulence. But this episode isn't just about current trends—it's a masterclass in understanding the long game. Get insider insights into why the U.S. might be secretly positioning itself as the last superpower standing, meticulously building a digital reserve that includes Bitcoin and undercutting adversaries' traditional energy and gold assets. You'll learn how geopolitical moves—like controlling oil reserves and weaponizing energy shortages—could forge a strategic exit from a collapsing international monetary system. With insights into the coming stablecoin paradigm, financial infrastructure shifts, and potential for a sovereign Bitcoin network, you'll grasp how this high-stakes game might reshape the world's economy. The stakes are enormous: ignore these signals, and you risk being left vulnerable as the old system unravels—and opportunities to protect wealth diminish. Conversely, understanding this gambit could unlock unprecedented leverage in navigating the chaos and positioning yourself for the new financial frontier. Whether you're a trader, investor, or just curious about the future of money, this episode empowers you with a strategic outsider's view on one of the most critical economic dramas of our time. Perfect for anyone watching the geopolitical shakeout, crypto enthusiasts, or investors seeking clarity amid uncertainty—this episode connects the dots between global energy crises, financial warfare, and Bitcoin's ascendancy. Don't miss your chance to see the gameboard from a new perspective and prepare for the transformations ahead.

11. 

    22 Mar 2026

    Grant Hilbert & Spencer Hilbert | First Gen Farmers & Bitcoiners

    Grant Hilbert - https://www.youtube.com/@granthilbert5632 (https://www.youtube.com/@granthilbert5632) Spencer Hilbert - https://www.youtube.com/@spencerhilbert (https://www.youtube.com/@spencerhilbert) Unlock the long-term power of Bitcoin through the lens of first-generation farmers turned tech entrepreneurs. This episode reveals how a decade of YouTube success, a passion for agriculture, and a deep understanding of economics have made Bitcoin not just an investment—it's a revolution in sovereignty and value preservation. Discover Grant and Spencer Hilbert’s unconventional journey from producing farming videos in Iowa to exploring how Bitcoin outperforms farmland and gold as a store of wealth. You'll learn the key characteristics that make Bitcoin a superior asset for self-ownership, resisting government influence, and preparing for future crises. We break down the cycle theories, showing how Bitcoin’s four-year halving pattern provides predictable opportunities—and why holding Bitcoin for four years is historically profitable. Plus, gain insight into how biotech AI and proof-of-work security reinforce Bitcoin’s dominance in the digital era. You'll also hear surprising stories about how early Bitcoin adoption is shaping the next generation's view of money, inflation, and sovereignty. The Hilberts emphasize the importance of diversification—combining farmland, hard assets, and Bitcoin—and recommend practical steps for beginners: buy some Bitcoin, store it off exchanges, and start learning with resources like Bob Lucas and Michael Saylor. If you're a farmer, investor, or simply curious about how Bitcoin can redefine wealth in an unstable monetary world, this episode is essential. It offers a compelling mix of personal stories, economic insights, and tactical advice—wealth transfer, inflation protection, and sovereignty have never been more relevant. Perfect for those ready to rethink what money really means and how to safeguard their future. Get inspired to step into the most resilient, programmable form of wealth we've ever seen. The future of money is digital, and these first-generation farmers are leading the charge. Are you next?

12. 

    8 Mar 2026

    Zack Smith | Bitcoin & Autonomous Grazing Barns

    Zack Smith, an innovative farmer and entrepreneur, shares his journey from agriculture to cutting-edge sustainable farming practices and his evolving interest in Bitcoin. Discover how his projects like Stockropper and the Cluster Cluck 5000 are transforming agriculture and why he sees Bitcoin as a vital asset for the future.https://thestockcropper.com/ (https://thestockcropper.com/)

13. 

    22 Feb 2026

    Vance Crowe | Bitcoin Will Demonetize Ag Land: How Young People Could Own Farmland In The Future

    SummaryThe podcast features a speech by Vance Crowe at Iowa State University, discussing Bitcoin's impact on agriculture and farmland ownership for young people. Vance's communication and PR expertise, and understanding how Bitcoin vs. fiat currency work today, along with Bitcoin's potential impact on young people, and the comparison of Bitcoin to farmland vs. digital gold.Takeaways Bitcoin as a solution for young people to own farmland Vance Crowe's perspective on Bitcoin and its impact on agriculture

14. 

    14 Jan 2026

    Adam Haynes | Bitcoin Mining In Northeast Iowa

    Adam Haynes, founder and CEO of Simple Mining (https://www.simplemining.io/ (https://www.simplemining.io/)), shared his journey from running acell phone repair business to establishing a successful Bitcoin mining operation based in Cedar Falls, Iowa. Adam’s interest in Bitcoin grew after learning about it through an employee, leading him to transition from repairing phones to mining Bitcoin. Adam highlighted the advantages of Iows's low-cost energy for mining and described how his company evolved from mining in the back of a store to operating 10 data centers with 23,000 machines. Simple Mining, founded in 2021, has seen significant growth and is now ranked 175 on the Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing companies. We discussed Bitcoin's history and significance, explored its potential as a robust digital asset, and its alignment with principles of sound money. Adam highlighted Bitcoin's resilience and the brilliance of its cryptographic design, while noting its early stages of adoption and the potential for growth in both user base and portfolio allocation. We explored the intersection of Bitcoin and agriculture, with Adam suggesting that Bitcoin could offer a superior store of value compared to traditional assets, such as farmland. We thoroughly enjoyed our conversation with Adam, and we're confident you will too.

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