In this episode of Black Tape Report, host William Brown takes you into the origins—and the chaos—of cryptocurrency. From a mysterious white paper released in 2008 to billion-dollar booms and catastrophic collapses, we uncover the truth behind Bitcoin, blockchain, and the digital financial revolution shaking the world.

Why did crypto explode? And what lies beneath the glossy promises of decentralization and digital freedom? Is it the future of money—or the next great financial con?

This isn’t about hype. It’s about history, deception, and the forces reshaping how we trust, trade, and live.

Crypto: Revolution or Digital Mirage? Only on Black Tape Report. Don’t just follow the money. Follow the truth.

He—or she—or they—created Bitcoin… and then vanished. No interviews. No identity. Just code and a trillion-dollar ghost story. In this episode of Black Tape Report, Bradley Penn hunts the creator of cryptocurrency itself—Satoshi Nakamoto. Was it a lone genius, a covert team, or a government experiment? We follow the suspects, the conspiracy, and the legacy of a name that shook the world economy and disappeared without a trace. If you think the mystery is over… think again.

In this episode of Black Tape Report, host William Brown dives deep into the hidden implications of Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs). As governments around the globe race to roll out these digital currencies, promising convenience and efficiency, we explore the chilling potential for unprecedented financial surveillance and control. Could this digital currency revolution redefine the meaning of money—and erode individual freedoms? Tune in as we uncover the unsettling truths behind the global push towards CBDCs.

In this gripping installment of Black Tape Report, host William Brown unpacks the slow, quiet extinction of physical money—and the sweeping consequences few dare to discuss. From cafés in Sweden to protest zones in Nigeria and Canada, this episode weaves real stories into a broader truth: cash isn't just money. It's privacy, resilience, and autonomy. And as it's replaced by traceable, programmable digital systems, we’re entering a world where financial freedom is no longer guaranteed, but granted. What do we lose when we go cashless—and who gains from its disappearance? Listen now, before the silence becomes permanent.