In today's episode: panic across global markets sends Bitcoin tumbling.

Fears grow that the US could enter recession.

The UK says it won't be copying the president's plan to build a strategic Bitcoin reserve.

And Canada has a new prime minister… who's a fierce crypto critic.

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In today's episode: why Bitcoiners are disappointed by the president's new strategic reserve.

XRP, Solana and Cardano are left out in the cold as a separate digital asset stockpile is created.

And why one analyst thinks this policy could DESTROY Bitcoin in the long run. 

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In today's episode: chaos and confusion surrounds Trump's crypto reserve.

Michael Saylor tries to avoid criticizing the president as he's asked whether smaller coins should be included.

Analysts predict how Friday's White House crypto summit will affect Bitcoin's price.

And why crypto scammers in Singapore could soon be beaten with canes.

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In today's episode: analysts predict what lies ahead for Bitcoin in the next three months.

A billionaire gives his advice on what crypto investors should do as prices fall. 

New figures show the memecoin space is collapsing dramatically.

And why TikTok could be about to get a Web3 makeover.

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In today's episode: Bitcoin falls 10% as global markets panic over Trump's tariffs and the war in Ukraine.

Criticism grows over the president's plans to include altcoins in America's crypto reserve.

Bybit reveals it's in a race against time to recover the $1.4 billion stolen by North Korea.

And a streamer shares dramatic footage of her being targeted by crypto robbers at gunpoint.

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Breaking news in today's episode: Donald Trump HAS confirmed that a crypto strategic reserve IS going ahead… but it's a little different to what was expected.

On Truth Social, the U.S. president announced that this stockpile will include smaller cryptocurrencies, and didn't mention Bitcoin once.

He later clarified that BTC and ETH will have a role in this reserve... as well as "other valuable cryptocurrencies." 

We'll look at how the markets are reacting right now — and the questions that remain unanswered.

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In today's episode: extreme fear as Bitcoin keeps falling, with prices touching fresh lows of $82,000. 

The FBI says North Korea was to blame for the Bybit hack.

Andrew Tate flies to Florida — as Romania returns his luxury cars.

New figures reveal how much lawyers have made from FTX's bankruptcy.

And a new law calls for presidents to be banned from launching memecoins.

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In today's episode: why Bitcoin could suffer fresh sell-offs later today.

ByBit's CEO declares war on the Lazarus Group after the biggest crypto hack in history.

An influencer flees the country and says he's received death threats after the Libra memecoin scandal.

And why there's growing calls to clamp down on crypto ATMs in the U.S.

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In today's episode: Bitcoin's plunged below $88,000 — a level that hasn't been seen since last November.

All 50 of the biggest cryptocurrencies are in the red — with most altcoins suffering double-digit losses.

We find out how low BTC might go.

Plus… new details emerge about how North Korea's Lazarus Group managed to steal $1.5 billion from Bybit.

And Sam Bankman-Fried posts some weird tweets from prison.

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In today's episode: we've got a deep dive into the Bybit hack.

We'll look at what happened, who was responsible — and the impact it's having on the crypto market… as well as the crypto industry.

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This is hands down the biggest crypto hack of all time.

The news was confirmed by Bybit's co-founder and CEO Ben Zhou — who said a hacker was able to take control of a cold wallet, and transfer funds to an unidentified address.

Here's what we know so far.

In today's episode: Bitcoin secures its highest daily close in three weeks.

Michael Saylor calls for the U.S. to own 20% of all Bitcoin.

Javier Milei shakes off the Libra scandal with a visit to Washington.

And Sam Bankman-Fried insists he's innocent in a new interview from behind bars.

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In today's episode: new figures reveal how much money was lost when the Libra token collapsed.

Why experts predict the scandal could spell the end for memecoins.

A woman who stole $4 million in crypto is jailed for 10 years.

And new rumors that Google might be about to make it a lot easier to use Bitcoin.

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In today's episode: experts are divided on whether Bitcoin has peaked — or whether the bull run's just beginning.

New twists and turns in the scandal surrounding Argentina's president and the Libra memecoin.

Speculation builds that an XRP ETF is imminent after a Donald Trump post on Truth Social.

FTX begins repaying $1.2 billion to customers.

And the tap-to-earn game Hamster Kombat's making a comeback — but it's bad news for token holders.

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In today's episode: Argentina's president tries to downplay the scandal surrounding a memecoin he endorsed — as 112 criminal complaints are filed.

New warnings that it could take 20 months for crypto regulations to be passed in the U.S.

And CZ denies rumors that Binance is up for sale.

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In today's episode: Argentina's president faces allegations of fraud after promoting a memecoin.

A top crypto investor is investigated over his taxes.

And Coinbase becomes the exclusive sponsor of an F1 team.

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In today's episode: an interesting theory on why Bitcoin is flat as a pancake — as XRP rallies after an ETF breakthrough.

Coinbase profits surge as Brian Armstrong predicts mass adoption by 2030.

GameStop hints it may start investing in Bitcoin.

And NFT marketplace OpenSea confirms it's launching its own token.

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In today's episode: Bitcoin falls $2,000 in 10 minutes after a surprise rise in U.S. inflation.

Why Cathie Wood thinks BTC will hit $1.5 million by 2030.

Donald Trump releases a Russian crypto criminal from jail.

And a nude artist's memecoin flops spectacularly.

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In today's episode: Bitcoin's on a knife edge as inflation figures loom.

SEC commissioner Hester Peirce criticises Gary Gensler.

New figures reveal how much money investors have lost in the Trump token.

And a top BBC presenter's X account is hacked to promote a crypto scam. 

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In today's episode: why eggs are outperforming Bitcoin as an asset class.

A new report suggests Ether is massively undervalued.

A major payments company unveils plans to embrace crypto.

Another documentary promising to identify Satoshi Nakamoto is being made.

And the new research that suggests interest in memecoins is drying up.

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In today's episode: Bitcoin wobbles as Donald Trump unveils even more tariffs.

A landfill site where a man accidentally threw away 8,000 BTC is set to close.

And the number of new memecoins created on pump.fun hits record highs.

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In today's episode: Haliey Welch breaks her silence in a leaked podcast about the disastrous HAWK memecoin. 

Rumors swirl about who might serve on Donald Trump's crypto advisory council.

And Copper's head of research Fadi Aboualfa joins us to talk about a report revealing when Bitcoin's price may show signs of getting overheated.

Plus — he tells us why it's unrealistic to expect Bitcoin to hit $300,000 this year.

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In today's episode: MicroStrategy rebrands as its focus on Bitcoin grows stronger.

Michael Saylor reveals why he thinks 2025 is going to be the most billish year yet.

A senior Republican vows to get crypto legislation passed during Trump's first 100 days as president.

And BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF might be coming to Europe.

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In today's episode, we're joined by BitWise's chief investment officer Matt Hougan at the Digital Assets Forum in London. 

He reveals why the next bear market be "shorter and shallower," whether there's institutional interest for ETFs tracking smaller cryptocurrencies, and how the markets might react to a strategic Bitcoin reserve

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In today's episode: we talk to SkyBridge Capital founder Anthony Scaramucci at the Digital Assets Forum in London.

We discuss whether Donald Trump's tariffs could derail the bull run, uncertainty around America's strategic Bitcoin reserve, and if the president's relationship with Elon Musk will end in tears.

Plus — we've got all the latest news.

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In today's episode: smaller cryptocurrencies plunge by more than 20% as Donald Trump imposes tariffs on America's three closest trading partners.

That includes Ether, which has suffered its biggest single-day drop in four years.

Plus — as crypto kidnappings rise, security expert Kate Bright reveals how you can stay safe.

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The Czech National Bank is rowing back on plans to build a Bitcoin reserve.

A prominent hedge fund warns that the White House is inflating a crypto bubble that's fit to burst.

A man who falsely claimed he was a "Bitcoin billionaire" is facing 140 years in prison.

And pump.fun is slapped with yet another lawsuit.

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In today's episode: Bitcoin rises as Jerome Powell softens his tone towards digital assets.

Why one analyst thinks crypto's four-year cycle may be over.

Mark Zuckerberg says 2025 will be a big year for the metaverse.

And the Winklevoss twins are accused of being petty as they launch their latest attack against Gary Gensler.

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In today's episode: the head of the Czech National Bank has revealed that he wants to invest up to 5% of the country's reserves — about $7 billion — into Bitcoin.

Ripple's accused of sabotaging America's plans for a strategic Bitcoin reserve.

The UK government comes under growing pressure to sell off Bitcoin worth billions.

And Gary Gensler reveals his next job after stepping down as chair of the SEC. 

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In today's episode: Bitcoin recovers despite a bloodbath on Wall Street.

Ripple calls for Donald Trump to include other cryptocurrencies in his strategic reserve.

And Roger Veer — the man known as "Bitcoin Jesus" — asks the president for a pardon.

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In today's episode: we've got the latest as Bitcoin plunges below $100,000.

Analysts say February could be a bullish month — but it might be a challenging year for altcoins.

Elon Musk considers using blockchain to track U.S. government spending.

And why MicroStrategy could be about to face a huge tax bill on its Bitcoin holdings.

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In today's episode: why Bitcoiners are disappointed by Trump's executive order. 

Markets rally as a key rule stopping banks from taking custody of crypto is lifted.

Ross Ulbricht breaks his silence after being pardoned by the president.

And the dramatic story of a crypto executive who was kidnapped in France.

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In today's episode: an analyst warns we could see painful sell-offs if Trump doesn't unveil pro-crypto policies soon.

But BlackRock CEO Larry Fink believes Bitcoin could hit $700,000 if more asset managers start gaining exposure.

Plus — the latest fallout from the Trump token, as donations pour in for freed Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht.

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In today's episode: top executives say they're confident Bitcoin's still a priority for the president — as a new crypto taskforce is unveiled by the SEC.

The Trump token crashes by 15% as he admits to not knowing much about it.

And Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht walks free from prison after being given a pardon.

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In today's episode: disappointment as Donald Trump fails to sign any executive orders related to Bitcoin on day one in office — but industry watchers urge investors to be patient.

Questions are asked about why Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht is yet to be pardoned.

Plus: Bitcoin falls away from all-time highs — as Donald Trump's official token becomes the worst-performing altcoin among the 100 biggest cryptocurrencies.

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In today's episode: Donald and Melania Trump have launched their own official tokens — we'll bring you the latest.

Speculation grows on whether the new president will prioritise pro-crypto policies once he's sworn in.

And Coinbase urges countries around the world to invest in Bitcoin — as the World Economic Forum begins.

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In today's episode: why Joe Biden could disrupt Donald Trump's plans for a strategic Bitcoin reserve.

Industry heavyweights prepare for a glitzy Crypto Ball to mark the inauguration.

XRP surges by 40% in a week as its impressive rally continues.

And Coinbase unveils plans to offer Bitcoin-backed loans.

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In today's episode: why Bitcoin might be on the verge of a breakout.

Altcoins surge 20% as the crypto markets recover — with XRP at a seven-year high.

And plans are unveiled for a brand-new Crypto Tower in Dubai.

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In today's episode: expectation builds as Donald Trump's inauguration looms.

Michael Saylor reveals what he thinks Bitcoin is really worth.

And why there's light at the end of the tunnel for FTX victims.

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In today's episode: Bitcoin at risk of falling below $90,000 as turmoil hits global markets.

Crypto investors rally to support those affected by California's wildfires — as it emerges one person lost their savings in the blaze.

Polymarket comes under scrutiny for letting users bet on how the natural disaster will unfold.

Plus Heather Morgan, the amateur rapper known as Razzlekhan, has dropped another AWFUL music video ahead of her going to jail for laundering stolen Bitcoin.

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In today's episode: a man who accidentally threw away a hard drive holding $700 million worth of Bitcoin loses his legal battle.

BTC starts to recover after almost falling below $91,000 on Thursday.

Reports suggest pro-Bitcoin politician Cynthia Lummis could lead a new Senate subcommittee on crypto.

And find out which crypto firms are donating millions of dollars to Donald Trump's inauguration.

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In today's episode: Bitcoin outflows from exchange-traded funds near record levels — as economic jitters grow.

Gary Gensler attacks altcoins in his final interview before he steps down as SEC chair.

Why Do Kwon's fraud trial is only going to take place next year.

And find out which popular holiday destination is trialling crypto payments for tourists.

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In today's episode: the chair of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission resigns, and warns there are big gaps in crypto regulation.

Bitcoin slides as BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes predicts the markets could top out in March.

Court filings in the US estimate that Terra could have more than one million victims, as Do Kwon awaits trial.

Plus — harrowing stories about crypto trading addictions, and what to do if you're affected.

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Connor Sephton, Olivia Capozzalo and Molly Jane Zuckerman take a look back at the biggest stories of 2024.

From the launch of ETFs to Bitcoin hitting record highs, there's a lot to unpack.

We also talk about MicroStrategy, Microsoft, Sam Bankman-Fried and CZ.

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We'll be back with another festive episode on December 30 — with more highlights from the past 12 months… and a look ahead to what 2025 has in store.

In today's episode: Bitcoin plunges to $93,000, with double-digit losses across altcoins.

El Salvador steps up its BTC buys despite reaching a deal with the International Monetary Fund.

Craig Wright is told he could go to jail if he attempts to file any Bitcoin-related lawsuits in the next two years.

And… guess who's back! Molly Jane Zuckerman joins us to discuss two very special episodes we've got coming out over the holidays, along with our new co-host Olivia Capozzalo. 

Our daily shows will be back on January 6th.

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In today's episode: Bitcoin and the stock market falls as the Federal Reserve warns there may be fewer interest rate cuts in 2025 than first thought.

Why Craig Wright, the man who falsely claimed he invented Bitcoin, could face prison time.

And Cristiano Ronaldo unveils a new NFT collection that comes with some pretty exclusive perks.

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In today's episode: why one expert predicts Bitcoin will take a "harrowing dump" next month.

Momentum grows in Donald Trump's plans to build a strategic Bitcoin reserve — but there are doubts whether the president has enough time to create it.

And where is the Hawk Tuah girl? Two weeks have passed since her Haliey Welch was last seen online — we've got an update.

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In today's episode: another day, another all-time high for Bitcoin — and experts believe the bull run's far from over.

MicroStrategy's buying bonanza continues as "relentless" demand from ETFs far outstrips supply.

The UK proposes a fresh clampdown on the crypto market.

And the owner of Peanut the Squirrel sends off a flurry of cease-and-desist orders as he tries to promote his own memecoin.

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In today's episode: Bitcoin hits $106,000 as President-elect Donald Trump doubles down on his promise to build a strategic reserve.

MicroStrategy is officially entering the Nasdaq 100, as the company's holdings increase to 2% of BTC's supply. 

Plus — fresh predictions for 2025 emerge, with warnings of a brutal altcoin crash.

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In today's episode: BlackRock reveals how much Bitcoin should be in your portfolio.

An early Bitcoin adopter is jailed for tax evasion.

And why MicroStrategy potentially joining the Nasdaq 100 index is a big deal.

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In today's episode: Bitcoin's back above $100,000 after US inflation data was in line with expectations.

A billionaire reveals why he's scared of crypto.

Vancouver passes a motion to become a Bitcoin-friendly city.

And new details emerge about Microsoft's decision to vote against investing in Bitcoin.

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In today's episode: asset management firm BitWise releases a new report with 10 predictions for next year.

Microsoft votes against adding Bitcoin to its balance sheet.

Plus — new research reveals which countries love crypto… and which ones don't.

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In today's episode: Bitcoin falls to $95,000 as altcoins suffer double-digit losses.

El Salvador is set to drop BTC as legal tender under a new deal with the International Monetary Fund.

Plus — Sam Bankman-Fried is writing a book about his time in prison… and the first few chapters have emerged.

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In today's episode: Bitcoin falls out of six-figure territory as long-term holders sell up.

Pump.fun is banned in the UK as memecoins suffer.

And as Microsoft prepares to vote on whether it should invest in Bitcoin, Amazon is urged to do the same.

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In today's episode: Donald Trump announces who will be his "crypto czar" in the White House.

Bitcoin takes a breather after smashing records.

And why Hawk Tuah may be the most disastrous memecoin launch in history.

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In a special edition of the show, we focus on Bitcoin smashing through $100,000 for the first time ever.

Why is it happening now? Who's celebrating? And what might happen next?

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In this episode: altcoins fly and Bitcoin's flat as fears grow that a local top may be forming in the markets.

Coinbase gets revenge on Democrats after the US election.

And is Enron really making a comeback and launching its own crypto token?

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Bitcoin cools as XRP rallies, and becomes the third-largest coin for the first time in four years.

Also coming up: Michael Saylor pitches Bitcoin to Microsoft.

And why Justin Sun eating a $6.2 million banana is a PR disaster for crypto.

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In this episode: a new report says Bitcoin could hit $740,000 by 2028.

An analyst explains why altcoins aren't performing well in the bull market.

A top contender emerges to replace Gary Gensler at the SEC — we find out his views on crypto.

Plus — new twists and turns in the pump.fun scandal as it emerges a controversial livestream was faked.

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In this episode: new data reveals the odds of Bitcoin hitting a fresh all-time high this year.

A big win for crypto as a court rules sanctions against Tornado Cash must be overturned.

The prosecutor who put Sam Bankman-Fried behind bars announces his resignation.

And why one of the market's most popular memecoins is under threat.

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In this episode: Bitcoin plunges despite MicroStrategy buying 55,000 BTC.

Pump.fun disables livestreams after a backlash — as the owner of Peanut the Squirrel criticises crypto.

Plus: official figures reveal how many people in the UK have invested in Bitcoin.

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In this episode: Bitcoin slipped below $96,000 on Sunday — triggering $500 million in liquidations.

Why skeptics are claiming that MicroStrategy is a Ponzi scheme and a bubble that's fit to burst.

Plus — calls are growing for the memecoin site pump.fun to close down. We'll tell you why.

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In this episode: Altcoins surge as Gary Gensler resigns as SEC chairman, and Bitcoin edges closer to $100,000.

MicroStrategy shares take a tumble as fears grow about leverage in the crypto markets.

And a Bitcoin investor hides treasure worth millions in boxes across the US.

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In this episode: Bitcoin nears $100,000 and sets repeated all-time highs as memecoins suffer.

Michael Saylor reveals he's going to pitch BTC as an investment to Microsoft's board of directors.

Also today, a BBC documentary accuses Logan Paul of misleading crypto investors.

A teenager gets a taste of own medicine after a rug pull.

And why a crypto entrepreneur has bought a banana for $5.2 million.

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In this episode: Bitcoin hits a new all-time high, as odds increase of hitting $100,000 this year.

Staggering new research reveals why BTC might not be included in UK pensions anytime soon.

Basketball legend Shaquille O'Neal reaches a multimillion-dollar settlement after promoting NFTs.

And why it's about to get easier to donate crypto to charity.

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In this episode: MicroStrategy's buying bonanza continues, as Donald Trump assembles his top team.

Amateur rapper Heather "Razzlekhan" Morgan is jailed for laundering stolen Bitcoin worth billions.

Plus — why investors in a memecoin named after Peanut the Squirrel should be very, very careful.

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Welcome to Crypto Today with Connor Sephton — your easy-to-understand look at the top stories every weekday.

In our first episode back, we find out what's happened while we've been away.

Plus, Bitcoin predictions turn bullish after Donald Trump's win, CZ's rehabilitation efforts suffer a setback, and the latest on two lawsuits involving Elon Musk.

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Joe Biden has signed an executive order on cryptocurrencies. CoinMarketCap's Molly Jane Zuckerman is here to tell us more — we also talk about South Korea's new crypto-friendly president, and why a well-respected developer is leaving the decentralized finance space for good.

Plus... remember LimeWire? Twelve years after coming to a sticky end because it was used by millions of people to download music and movies illegally, it's being relaunched as an NFT marketplace. But why... and is this a good idea? We talk to LimeWire's two new co-CEOs, Paul and Julian Zehetmayr.

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Bitcoin surged by 15% in a single day on Monday… as the Russian ruble fell to a record low against the U.S. dollar. But why? OANDA analyst Edward Moya will join us to discuss what caused this sudden rise — and what might happen next.

Plus, is Russia planning to use cryptocurrencies to try and sidestep sanctions designed to cripple its economy and isolate the country on the world stage?

We ask Salman Banaei from Chainalysis if this could happen on a mass scale… and whether ransomware attacks are going to become a bigger problem in the months ahead.

Also in this week's podcast, cryptocurrencies worth more than $50 million are donated to Ukraine — and exchanges reject calls to block addresses belonging to all Russian users.

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There's a 98-year-old billionaire who has described Bitcoin as a "venereal disease," with the world's biggest cryptocurrency falling in response to the Ukraine crisis.

Netflix has ordered a documentary into the Bitfinex saga, as Heather Morgan is granted bail ahead of a trial on suspicion of crypto laundering… but her husband isn't.

Molly Jane Zuckerman joins us to discuss which crypto exchange had the best ad at the Super Bowl — and Canada's attempts to clamp down on crypto wallets linked to the Freedom Convoy movement. Plus, is the U.S. meddling in El Salvador's affairs? 

We're also joined by Gamcare's Raminta Diliso to discuss the warning signs that your crypto trading habits could be harmful… and whether exchanges should be doing more to protect their users.

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The case has attracted the attention of traditional media outlets thanks to the colorful life of Heather Morgan. The 31-year-old, who is accused of laundering the stolen crypto, was also a Forbes contributor and a (pretty bad) amateur rapper. Molly Jane Zuckerman joins Connor to discuss this week's developments… and why it might actually be bullish for BTC.

Connor and Molly Jane also discuss the firestorm surrounding Brantly Millegan. The Ethereum Name Service executive has lost his job after tweets he had written back in 2016 emerged. Even his own colleagues had described his remarks about homosexuality and abortion as unacceptable — and many ENS users were outraged. Can the crypto industry move beyond being overwhelmingly white and male — and does the sector have a toxicity problem that simply cannot be fixed?

We've also got more headlines than you can shake a stick at. Is Apple finally going to accept crypto payments? Are new Bitcoin investors still underwater after the world's biggest cryptocurrency surged to $45,000? Is Russia still planning to ban crypto? Why did the BBC cancel a documentary about a self-made crypto millionaire? And *how many* exchanges are planning to advertise at the Super Bowl? We'll tell you everything — including why SHIBA INU's price has surged over recent days.

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CoinMarketCap's Molly Jane Zuckerman also joins us to discuss a terrible week for Meta. Not only did the tech giant's market valuation suffer the biggest one-day fall in stock market history, but the intellectual property underpinning its Diem digital currency has officially been sold off. And to make matters worse, Mark Zuckerberg's metaverse vision racked up a net loss of $10 billion in 2021.

We also discuss why there's so much visceral hatred for NFTs. Kanye West has declared that he has no interest in creating digital assets, and the video game publisher Team17 has been forced to abandon its plans to launch a Worms-inspired collection after pressure from critics.

And as India announces that it will tax crypto profits at 30%, is the threat of an outright ban on Bitcoin over? Nischal Shetty is the founder of WazirX — India's biggest crypto exchange — joins us to explain why this is a good thing, and why he's excited about the government's plan to launch a digital rupee by 2023.

You can find us on Twitter — @ConnorSephton and @CoinMarketCap.

The world's biggest cryptocurrency plunged to $33,000 on Monday after sell-offs rattled the global markets — and in other news, El Salvador has been urged to ditch BTC as legal tender. Will they listen?

Plus – Molly Jane Zuckerman joins us to talk about the stories that caught her eye this week.

We chat about rumors that Facebook is abandoning plans to launch its own digital currency, how McDonald's accidentally started a new memecoin, and a new browser extension that lets you block people who have NFT avatars on Twitter.

You can find us on Twitter — @ConnorSephton and @CoinMarketCap.

Plus — Twitter unveils a brand-new feature for NFT collectors, speculation grows that Walmart is going to start accepting cryptocurrencies, and Microsoft spends big to get a headstart in the metaverse.

Molly Jane Zuckerman also joins us to discuss the headlines that caught her eye — as hundreds of users are affected by a Crypto.com hot wallet hack. We also examine how Spain, the U.K. and Singapore are clamping down on digital assets... and discuss Cryptoland, the project that has suffered setback after setback since unveiling plans to create a real-life paradise for investors.

You can find us on Twitter — @ConnorSephton and @CoinMarketCap.

This week, we look at why Bitcoin has fallen since the start of the year — and why El Salvador is nursing a big paper loss on its investment.

Plus, CoinMarketCap's Molly Jane Zuckerman joins us to discuss the three A-listers who are being sued for promoting Ethereum Max, PayPal confirming that may launch its own stablecoin, and an open letter urging Elon Musk to reconsider his stance towards Bitcoin.

You can find us on Twitter — @ConnorSephton and @CoinMarketCap.

We've also got a roundup of the rest of the crypto news — as Bitcoin struggles to break $50,000, an NFT collector accidentally sells a Bored Ape NFT for $3,000, and Tesla accepts Dogecoin as a payment method for merchandise.

Plus, an American group of crypto investors who call themselves WAGMI United are planning to buy an English football club in Yorkshire. We'll be talking to a local sports reporter who thinks it's a very bad idea.

You can find us on Twitter — @ConnorSephton and @CoinMarketCap.

Finder.com's James Edwards joins us to discuss BTC predictions for 2025 and 2030, as made by a panel of experts… and new data revealing which countries lead the way in terms of crypto ownership.

Molly Jane Zuckerman also joins us for a look at the rest of the week’s crypto headlines — including Facebook’s new partnership with Coinbase, and why the popular online marketplace Steam has banned games featuring NFTs.

As the country became the first in the world to embrace Bitcoin as legal tender, the crypto community was in a celebratory mood. But the rollout was tainted by technical difficulties and protests… and overshadowed by one of the worst market crashes of 2021 so far.

We’ll explain all of this news in an easy-to-understand way. A crypto enthusiast will join us from El Salvador to explain the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead — and tell us whether the government’s newly launched Bitcoin wallet is up to the job.

Crypto journalist and author David Gerard, who is critical of President Nayib Bukele’s move, explains why he thinks the Bitcoin Law is bad for the country.

CoinMarketCap's Molly Jane Zuckerman is here with a roundup of this week’s other crypto headlines.

Blockchain engineer David Mihal joins us to explain why more than $800 million worth of Ether has been burned.

And a year after R&B star Akon laid the first ceremonial stone of his ambitious crypto-powered city, West Africa journalist Emmet Livingstone gives us an update on how the project is going.

CoinMarketCap’s Molly-Jane Zuckerman talks us through the stories that caught her eye this week — including what U.S. politicians think about crypto, and a surreal NFT collection launched by Mila Kunis.

Plus, research analyst Martin Gaspar gives his views on what lies ahead for Bitcoin in the rest of 2021.

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