"The central theme of the book is the contrast between the Hobbits (or "the Shire") and the appalling destiny to which some of them are called, the terrifying discovery that the humdrum happiness of the Shire, which they had taken for granted as something normal, is in reality a sort of local and temporary accident, that its existence depends on being protected by powers which Hobbits forget, against powers which Hobbits dare not imagine."
-CS Lewis, close friend of JRR Tolkien

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“A lot of people say: ‘I can’t believe Palmer named his company after something from the LOTR… Tolkien hated war.’”
“Tolkien was not someone who was pro-war by any means… but he did believe in good and evil. He did believe in wars that needed to

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James Seyffart, senior ETF analyst at Bloomberg, returns to Coin Stories to provide an in-depth analysis of the latest developments in the ETF space: from the unexpected “diamond hand” strategy employed by Bitcoin ETF holders during a 50% drop to Morgan Stanley’s landmark decision to launch its own Bitcoin ETF.
Host: It's been a while since we've discussed ETFs. How about starting with Bitcoin, specifically Bitcoin ETFs...?