The new PBS frontline doc "Easy Money" was an excellent recap of all the systemic rot and corruption that led to and emerged from GFC classic in '08 and just kept on rollin' until '22. The main takeaway is that there is no capacity or appetite for political leadership, and that the Fed has basically been left in charge of determining domestic (and in some way foreign) policy.

Bitcoin (and crypto) comes up as a footnote or a punchline for the kinds of assets that all the newly printed money went into in '21.

The failure of SVB was tacked on as an acknowledgement of the ongoing nature of the crisis, but It would be great to revisit and expand upon Bitcoin's position now that serious doubts are emerging over the global banking system, and what serious value propositions it has.