Mine Print Hash

The weekly podcast from Matt Dines and Cameron Otsuka, where our team dissects the week's most important news and their impact on capital markets. From macroeconomic trends and policy decisions to geopolitical events and sector-specific developments, join the team for timely analysis and thoughtful conversations to help you form a narrative for the rapidly evolving capital markets landscape. www.mineprinthash.com

Mine Print Hash is a business podcast hosted by Matt Dines & Cameron Otsuka, with 72 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Matt Dines & Cameron Otsuka hosts Mine Print Hash, a business show with 72 episodes published.

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  Episode #22

  The Yen Battlefront: Europe's Weak Hand and the Dollar Stablecoin Hierarchy

  May 28, 202642 minS2026

  <p>TL;DR: Europe’s energy shock is becoming sovereign-debt stress, offshore dollar liquidity is signaling disinflation, and Japan is the next battleground in the stablecoin vs. eurodollar transition.</p><p></p><p>📄 Summary</p><p>Europe Admits The Energy Shock</p><p>Cameron Otsuka frames the episode around Europe’s energy/debt stress, the offshore dollar system, and Japan’s role in stablecoins (00:00:04). Matt Dines says Europe is “admitting it’s lost this phase of the Iran fight” through energy and commodity supply chains (00:01:31).</p><p> * EU officials expect oil/gas prices to stay elevated through 2027, while Christine Lagarde “double stamped” t...

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  Episode #21

  Treasury Supremacy: Stablecoins, Bitcoin, and the Building New Dollar Rails

  May 21, 20261h 5mS2026

  <p>TL;DR: The “new dollar” framework: Bessent’s 3-3-3 plan, stablecoins, Bitcoin reserves, and money-market stress point to a U.S. monetary transition away from CBDCs and legacy fiat credit expansion.</p><p></p><p>📄 Summary</p><p>Bessent’s 3-3-3 Plan & The New Dollar</p><p>Cameron frames the episode around Scott Bessent’s 3-3-3 goal: 3% real growth, a 3% deficit, and 3 million additional barrels of domestic energy production. Matt says the key message is: “We’re going to monetize the asset side of the U.S. balance sheet for the American people” (00:02:53).</p><p>* Stablecoins, Bitcoin reserves, d...

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  Episode #20

  The Funding Squeeze: Sovereigns, Money Markets, and AI Compute

  May 15, 20261h 18mS2026

  <p>TL;DR: Stablecoin dollars, money-market stress, and AI compute constraints are all converging into one macro regime shift.</p><p></p><p>📄 Summary</p><p>Clarity Act and the Monetary Fork</p><p>Cameron Otsuka and Matt Dines open Mine Print Hash with Kevin Warsh “confirmed as Fed Chair” (00:00:39), then shift to the Clarity Act and GENIUS Act as the week’s key monetary development.</p><p> * Matt frames the Tillis-Alsobrooks compromise as historically significant: a fork in the road for stablecoins, Treasury bills, and dollar issuance.</p><p> * He argues the offshore dollar system “is being completely rewired” (00:03:38).</p><p>Stableco...

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  Episode #19

  The Trans Adriatic Pipeline: Eurasian Energy Corridor Chess Game

  May 7, 202658 minS2026

  <p>TL;DR: Energy corridors are the chessboard upon which major powers are competing.</p><p></p><p>📄 Summary</p><p>Trans-Adriatic Pipeline & the Great-Power Chessboard</p><p>Cameron Otsuka and Matt Dines open Mine Print Hash Week 18 by framing recent Trans-Adriatic Pipeline news as more than an energy story: it is a window into “political maneuvers” and influence campaigns around strategic corridors (00:00:12). Matt says the region sits between the “big four” spheres of influence — the U.S., China, Russia, and continental Europe/EU — and should be understood as a “chess game” where every move forces a response (00:02:14, 00:02:47). The throughline: pipelines, trade ro...

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  Episode #18

  Sphere of Influence Skirmishes: Fed Politics, Central Bank Stress, and Resource Competition

  Apr 30, 20261h 2mS2026

  <p>TL;DR: Central bank stress, dollar liquidity, and resource competition are converging.</p><p></p><p>📄 Summary</p><p>From Kinetic Conflict To Financial Stress</p><p>Cameron Otsuka and Matt Dines frame Mine Print Hash Week 17 around stress moving from the Iran/Persian Gulf military layer into finance, FX, and resource procurement. The throughline: disrupted commodity flows are pushing central banks into a “bad quadrant” of soft growth, energy-linked inflation, and FX risk (00:00:23).</p><p>Japan: BOJ Holds, Then Intervenes</p><p>Matt starts with Japan, where the Bank of Japan held short-term rates steady at 75 bps instead of hiki...

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