Episode 14
In this episode of The Bitcoin IFA, Dan is joined by Sam Roberts, Director of Investments at Cartwright, where he helps pension schemes and institutions manage their long-term investments.
The conversation begins with the limits of financial models and why they often break down when real-world behaviour takes over. From there, Sam and Dan dive into how an ever-debasing currency reshapes incentives, reduces quality, and distorts markets. They explore Austrian versus Keynesian views of the economy, before turning to why Bitcoin may offer a fundamentally better alternative than gold.
Most compelling of all, Sam shares how these ideas moved from theory into practice — with a pension scheme making its first allocation to Bitcoin under his guidance. It’s a story that highlights both the risks and the asymmetric opportunities now confronting institutional investors.
This episode bridges the world of pensions and investments with the disruptive force of Bitcoin — offering professional insight, contrarian thinking, and a rare inside look at what institutional adoption really looks like.
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