On the 16th anniversary of Satoshi Nakamoto's Bitcoin whitepaper, Cam Doody of Brickyard and Bitcoin advisor Bradley Chambers join The Last Trade to reflect on how a nine-page document sparked a monetary revolution that now underpins a nearly $2 trillion asset. The conversation celebrates the decades of cryptographic work that preceded the whitepaper while exploring how the Bitcoin protocol's open, neutral architecture enables a spectrum of custody models—from self-custody to institutional—that are all valid and complementary. The hosts draw a striking parallel between Bitcoin's 2008 origin and the iPhone's 2007 launch, framing Bitcoin as a native currency of the internet era built to serve a generation for whom digital-first finance is the default. The episode also covers recent all-time high price action, Onramp's venture ecosystem, and what Bitcoin's growing Lindy effect signals about its permanence in the global financial fabric.