Money. Currency. Asset. Often used interchangeably — but they lead to very different financial treatment. 👀 Classification influences reporting, taxation, strategy, and behavior. How businesses define Bitcoin may shape how they use it operationally and financially. In this clip from Redefined, we explore why definitions matter more than they appear.…
Money influences behavior more than we think. 👀 Different monetary systems encourage different time horizons. When incentives reward long-term thinking, businesses often prioritize durability over short-term optimization. Financial infrastructure doesn’t just impact transactions — it shapes how companies plan, invest, and build. In this clip from Redefined, we explore how…
Every business relies on a source of truth. The question is: what defines it? 👀 Financial infrastructure reflects the properties of the underlying money. As new forms of money emerge, the way businesses establish trust, verification, and measurement may evolve alongside them. In this clip from Redefined, we explore how…
Many businesses now operate across two financial systems: fiat infrastructure Bitcoin infrastructure 👀 Bridging these environments introduces new complexity in reporting, valuation, and financial clarity. But it also creates opportunities to rethink how performance is measured. In this clip from Redefined, we explore how financial frameworks adapt as monetary systems…
Financial statements show what we choose to measure. 👀 When businesses operate partially in Bitcoin but evaluate performance only in fiat, some signals may remain hidden. Measurement frameworks don’t just report outcomes — they shape interpretation. In this clip from Redefined, we discuss how financial visibility evolves alongside monetary innovation.…
How do you account for something new? 👀 Bitcoin challenges familiar assumptions about money, accounting, and financial reporting. When existing tools don’t quite fit, it signals an evolution in underlying infrastructure. In this clip from Redefined, we explore how curiosity around financial measurement can lead to entirely new categories of…
Why translate everything back into fiat? 👀 Many businesses interacting with Bitcoin still rely on legacy measurement frameworks, often obscuring useful signals in the process. Sometimes the biggest shift isn't operational — it's conceptual. In this clip from Redefined, we explore how changing the lens can reveal insights that traditional…
The unit of account influences more than reporting. It influences behavior. 👀 When businesses evaluate performance in different monetary units, decision-making frameworks can shift — from short-term optimization to longer-term capital efficiency. Same company. Same activity. Different perspective. In this clip from Redefined, we explore how measurement itself can shape…
Financial infrastructure evolves in layers. Payments change first. Accounting follows. 👀 As more businesses begin interacting with Bitcoin, gaps appear between new monetary rails and legacy financial tools. Not because the tools are broken — but because they were designed for a different system. In this clip from Redefined, we…
Most accounting systems were built for a fiat world. Bitcoin introduces a new financial primitive. 👀 When new forms of money emerge, existing measurement frameworks may only show part of the picture. Businesses interacting with Bitcoin often discover that traditional tools weren’t designed for programmable value, real-time settlement, or digital…
Bitcoin conversations often focus on price. Operators focus on fundamentals. 👀 When money itself evolves, financial decision-making evolves with it. Finance professionals, accountants, and founders are beginning to explore how Bitcoin impacts capital allocation, reporting, and long-term planning — not as speculation, but as infrastructure. In this clip from Redefined,…
Traditional accounting was built for fiat — but Bitcoin changes the rules. After going down the Bitcoin rabbit hole, Roark Janis discovered a major gap: businesses couldn’t properly account for Bitcoin as both money and asset. That insight led to the creation of BitBooks, a Bitcoin-native accounting system. As more…
In this episode, Jeremy sits down with Roark Janis, founder and CEO of BitBooks, to explore his journey from financial professional to Bitcoin entrepreneur sparked by receiving Bitcoin as a gift in 2021. The conversation covers how this introduction led to the creation of BitBooks, a financial software solution that…
Artificial intelligence is rapidly lowering the barrier to hacking. Tasks that once required years of technical expertise may soon be possible with automated tools and AI agents. In a world of Bitcoin, self-custody, and open financial systems, this raises important questions about security and privacy. In this clip, Obi Nwosu…
One of the most remarkable things about Satoshi Nakamoto isn’t just the creation of Bitcoin. It’s the decision to remain anonymous. If Satoshi holds around a million Bitcoin, that represents enormous wealth — yet he can move freely because his identity is unknown. In this clip, Obi Nwosu reflects on…
Many people assume Bitcoin was the first digital currency. In reality, earlier systems like eCash, invented in the early 1980s, explored the idea of digital money decades before Bitcoin. In this clip, Obi Nwosu explains how eCash introduced powerful privacy features and why its design influenced later developments in digital…
Financial privacy doesn’t look the same for everyone. For a family office or institution, it may be about protecting sensitive financial information. For a business owner, it could mean operating under capital controls. For others, it may involve navigating authoritarian environments. In this clip from reDeFined, Jeremy Almond reflects on…
There are two ways to achieve security in the world: power or privacy. In many Western countries, security often comes from institutions, geography, and the privileges tied to a passport. But for much of the world, privacy can be the only reliable form of protection. In this clip, Obi Nwosu…
Self-custody is a core principle in Bitcoin. But onboarding billions of people one individual at a time may not be realistic. In this clip, Obi Nwosu explains how empowering communities of 5,000–10,000 people could create a scalable path to financial sovereignty—bringing decentralized tools to billions around the world. Watch the…
What if communities could use Bitcoin with stronger privacy and shared custody? In this clip, Obi Nwosu explains how Fedimint builds on earlier eCash ideas to create a federated system backed by Bitcoin—removing single points of trust while enabling private peer-to-peer payments. A fascinating look at how privacy and community-based…
What if communities could take control of their own financial systems? In this clip, Obi Nwosu explains how technologies like Bitcoin can enable communities to manage their own banking and communication infrastructure—making financial services more accessible and affordable. It’s a different way of thinking about financial inclusion and the role…
Bitcoin’s transparency is one of its defining features. But as adoption grows, it also raises important conversations about privacy and security. In this clip, Obi Nwosu discusses how public blockchains change the way transactions can be observed and analyzed over time. A thoughtful perspective on transparency, privacy, and the evolution…
In many parts of the world, financial systems, communication, and internet access exist—but using them freely can come with real consequences. In this clip from reDeFined, Obi Nwosu shares a perspective often overlooked in the West: why privacy and freedom technologies can be essential for billions of people around the…
In this episode, Jeremy sits down with Obi Nwosu, CEO of Fedi, to explore how privacy technology serves communities under authoritarian regimes and capital controls through decentralized super apps combining eCash, Bitcoin, and encrypted communications. A thoughtful exchange on one of the most important topics shaping the future of digital…
