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In this episode, Wyatt and Jordan interview Joe Consorti about Bitcoin's performance as an asset during crises and its potential in the real estate market.

What does it look like to start a contracting company at 19, turn your first real paycheck into Bitcoin at $10k, and end up building two of the most interesting companies at the intersection of Bitcoin and real estate? In this episode, Wyatt and Jordan sit down with Joe Consorti, Head of Growth at Horizon and Theya, to explore why Bitcoin is becoming the least correlated asset on earth, why the bottom is likely in, and why the largest untapped reservoir of capital flowing into Bitcoin isn't Wall Street — it's the $37 trillion sitting in American home equity. Joe breaks down his journey from Dunkin Donuts to Bloomberg terminals to building Horizon, a product that lets homeowners convert their home equity into Bitcoin with no monthly payments, no interest charges, and no liquidation risk. We get into why Bitcoin has been the best performing asset across every major crisis of the last eight years, why Joe calls it chaos insurance, and what Kevin Warsh's nomination actually signals for markets into year end. Joe also shares his framework for thinking about Bitcoin's decoupling from tech stocks, why the correlation with the NASDAQ has been quietly declining for years, and why every…

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