A new show / Summer 2026

21
Days

A Bitcoiner tries longevity products and services, then tells the audience whether they're worth the sats.

Each episode, Eric V Stacks runs a twenty-one-day trial of a single product, protocol, or service — measured at the start, measured at the end, narrated honestly throughout, and judged finally through a Bitcoiner's lens: time preference, sovereignty, sats price, and trust.

Length45–60 min
CadenceBi-weekly
Season One21 trials
PlatformsYouTube / X / Nostr
E
Eric V Stacks
Eric V Stacks Host / Bitcoin advocate / Operator
I / The Episode

Six acts. Forty-five minutes. One product. Twenty-one days.

The structure is fixed across episodes so the audience learns its rhythm. Low production friction, high editorial discipline.

00:00 — 01:30
The Open
Eric, the product in his hand, the claim, the question. No theme music. No preamble.
01:30 — 06:30
The Operator's Brief
What the product is, what it claims, what it costs in fiat, what it costs in sats today.
06:30 — 11:30
The Pre-Test
Baseline labs, measurements, subjective markers. Whatever is relevant to the protocol.
11:30 — 36:30
The 21 Days
Daily check-ins, observations, screw-ups, doubts, surprises. Vlog-style. Intimate.
36:30 — 46:30
The Reckoning
Post-trial labs, measurements, honest verdict. Did it work. Would he do it again.
46:30 — 51:30
The Bitcoiner's Verdict
The four-axis lens. The part nobody else in longevity media can replicate.
II / The Bitcoiner's Verdict

Reviewed on four extra axes nobody else uses.

Every longevity reviewer on YouTube reviews on the same three axes: did it work, was it expensive, would I recommend it. The show reviews on four additional axes, all native to a Bitcoin worldview, all uncopyable by any creator who is not deeply Bitcoin-native.

01
Time Preference
Is this a quick-fix protocol or one that respects a long horizon? Most fiat-era health products are designed for impatient money. The show notices this every episode.
02
Sovereignty
Does this lock you into a subscription, a centralised data provider, a single point of failure? Or do you own it outright? The Coldcard test applied to a health stack.
03
Sats Price
What does this cost in sats today, and what would those sats be worth in ten years? Brutal, illuminating, often hilarious. A content hook nobody else uses.
04
Trust Verification
Is the founder a real operator or a marketer? Is the science real or vibes? Bitcoin-native scepticism applied to a marketing-saturated industry.
Most longevity content is reviewed on three axes.
Eric reviews on seven. The four nobody else uses are the moat.
The Editorial Premise
III / Season One

Twenty-one trials. Four pillars.

Season one runs across diagnostics, recovery, supplementation, and the unsexy basics of strength and movement. Sequenced so sponsorship pipelines and audience interest ramp in lockstep.

PILLAR I
Diagnostics & Measurement
  1. Whole-genome sequencing — Nucleus, Sequencing.com
  2. Epigenetic age — TruDiagnostic TruAge Complete
  3. Glycan age — GlycanAge
  4. Full panel blood work — Function Health, SiPhox
  5. Continuous glucose monitoring — Levels, Ultrahuman
  6. Microbiome testing — Viome, Tiny Health
  7. VO2 max and metabolic testing — PNOĒ
PILLAR II
Recovery & Sleep
  1. Cold plunge — 21 mornings, Plunge or Renu
  2. Sauna — 21 sessions, Sunlighten or Therasage
  3. Red light therapy — Joovv, Mito Red, BIOMAX
  4. Sleep stack — Eight Sleep Pod, Oura, Apollo Neuro
  5. PEMF mats — HigherDOSE, Bemer
  6. Hyperbaric oxygen — clinic-based trials
PILLAR III
Supplementation & Nutrition
  1. NAD+ protocols — TRU NIAGEN, ProHealth, clinic IV
  2. Peptides — Bryan Johnson Blueprint vs DIY stack
  3. Nootropics — Antifragile and comparators
  4. Adaptogens — Ashwageezer and comparators
  5. Methylene blue — Troscriptions, Just Blue
  6. Electrolytes and magnesium — LMNT, Beam Minerals
PILLAR IV
Movement, Strength & the Unsexy Basics
  1. VO2 max protocol — Norwegian 4×4, Zone 2 training
  2. Grip strength and hanging as a longevity proxy — Tindeq, deadhang
E
Eric V Stacks
IV / The Host

Eric V Stacks

Cannabis farmer, operator, BTC Prague speaker, freedom maximalist. One of perhaps three or four people on earth with the operator credibility, audience trust, and Bitcoin-native register to make this show.

A professional cannabis producer turned Bitcoin advocate, Eric built a real business under real regulatory hostility before finding hard money. That operator background — the experience of running margin-pressured production in a state-watched industry — is what gives the show its register. He has no patience for marketing-led founders and a long memory for actual results.

He's spoken at BTC Prague, co-hosted long-form Bitcoin philosophy with one of the genre's defining shows, and built an audience that recognises him on sight at every major Bitcoin gathering. The next chapter is his own.

V / For Brands

Three commercial layers. Stacked.

Most Bitcoin shows have two ad slots and a handful of sponsors. This show has the product itself as the content — which makes the commercial model structurally richer than any sponsored podcast in the space.

LAYER I
Anchor Sponsors
Two or three category-exclusive Bitcoin sponsors covering the show's floor cost. Custody, lending, hardware. Pre-roll, mid-roll, brand association with a premium production.
From €4–6K / month
LAYER II
Sponsored Trials
Each twenty-one-day trial is the sponsorship. The brand provides product, pays a fee, and receives a forty-five-minute deeply researched review. Editorial independence retained on the verdict — which is precisely what makes the positive reviews credible.
€8–15K per trial
LAYER III
Affiliate & Codes
Every trial generates a code or affiliate link tracked through the Satoshi Services partner programme. Conservative model: €30–80K annual affiliate revenue once audience builds.
Performance-based
Year One P&L — Approximate
Anchor sponsors
3 × €4–6K / month, category-exclusive
€144K – €216K
Sponsored trials
18 episodes × €10K average
€180K
Affiliate & code revenue
SATOSHI codes, partner conversions
€30K – €80K
Gross, year one
Net to host est. €220K – €320K after costs & 21% SS commission on brokered deals
€354K – €476K
The rare format that is editorially distinctive, commercially exceptional, and structurally aligned with the SS thesis.
Internal Note · May 2026
VI / Contact

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