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  1. 2d ago

    Bitcoin Wiped Out $800M in Crypto Positions: What Triggered the Selloff?

    More than $800 million in crypto positions were liquidated as inflation fears, rising Treasury yields, and renewed pressure from oil and energy markets hit Bitcoin and other risk assets. In this episode, Graham Stone and David Sencil break down one of the busiest weeks across Bitcoin, macro markets, crypto security, and Wall Street’s accelerating move onchain. They discuss why rising diesel and oil prices could add to inflation pressure, how the latest PPI and CPI data triggered heavy crypto selling, and why higher Treasury yields are creating another challenge for Bitcoin and gold. The conversation also covers the 4,000 BTC Liquid Network exploit and the attacker’s unusual 10% “bug bounty” demand, Crypto.com’s chain rollback following the $120 million Tectonic exploit, and growing concerns around phishing, KYC, and crypto security. Plus, Nasdaq Ventures is investing $100 million in Payward, Kraken’s parent company, as traditional finance pushes further into tokenized equities, shareholder voting, and potentially 24/7 markets. From mass liquidations and macro pressure to major crypto exploits and Wall Street’s onchain expansion, Graham and David unpack what happened, why it matters, and what Bitcoin and crypto investors should be watching next. 🎧 Be sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast platform to catch more conversations with industry leaders, economists, and builders shaping the future of crypto and finance. Then join our community and follow us for the latest updates ⬇️ ► OrangeRock: https://orangerock.com/ ► YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BitcoincomNews ► X (Bitcoin.com): https://x.com/Bitcoincom ► X (Bitcoin.com News): https://x.com/bitcoinnews ► Telegram: https://t.me/www_Bitcoin_com ► Discord: https://discord.gg/9NGNJEnwmW ► LinkedIn (Bitcoin.com): https://www.linkedin.com/company/bitcoin.com/ ► LinkedIn (Bitcoin.com News): https://www.linkedin.com/company/bitcoin-com-news/

    Bitcoin Wiped Out $800M in Crypto Positions: What Triggered the Selloff?

  2. Sep 7

    Robinhood Chain Is Surging. Is TradFi Ready for What Comes Next?

    Robinhood Chain is quickly becoming one of crypto’s most closely watched networks. In this episode of Token Narratives, David Sencil and Alex Richardson unpack the rapid rise of Robinhood Chain, from record fees and memecoin speculation to tokenized stocks increasingly blurring the line between traditional markets and crypto. They break down what’s driving activity on the network, why gas fees have surged, what its recent sequencer stall reveals, and whether Robinhood could become a major bridge between TradFi and on-chain markets. The conversation then turns to Bitcoin, including a developing Liquid Network security incident involving roughly 4,000 BTC, the growing threat of AI-enabled exploits, and signs that Bitcoin may be starting to trade more independently from U.S. equities. 🎧 Be sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast platform to catch more conversations with industry leaders, economists, and builders shaping the future of crypto and finance. Then join our community and follow us for the latest updates ⬇️ ► OrangeRock: https://orangerock.com/ ► YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BitcoincomNews ► X (Bitcoin.com): https://x.com/Bitcoincom ► X (Bitcoin.com News): https://x.com/bitcoinnews ► Telegram: https://t.me/www_Bitcoin_com ► Discord: https://discord.gg/9NGNJEnwmW ► LinkedIn (Bitcoin.com): https://www.linkedin.com/company/bitcoin.com/ ► LinkedIn (Bitcoin.com News): https://www.linkedin.com/company/bitcoin-com-news/

    Robinhood Chain Is Surging. Is TradFi Ready for What Comes Next?

  3. Aug 31

    Is the Crypto Bull Run in Trouble? Fed Risk, Bitcoin & Saylor’s 840K BTC

    September is suddenly looking less friendly for Bitcoin and the broader crypto market. In this episode of Token Narratives, Graham Stone and David Sencil unpack the growing macro pressure on risk assets as Fed hike odds rise, Bitcoin sells off, and markets reassess what could come next from the Federal Reserve. They also dig into Strategy’s massive Bitcoin position, now sitting at 840,000 BTC, alongside its restricted USD reserve of more than $5 billion—and what that positioning could mean if market conditions become more volatile. From there, the conversation moves into some of the week’s more speculative narratives, including token unlocks and buybacks, Robinhood Chain activity, FOMO’s claimed surge in daily app-store users, and the return of aggressive meme-coin speculation. Topics include: Fed hike odds, inflation and the September FOMC setup Bitcoin’s reaction to shifting rate expectations Strategy’s 840,000 BTC position and STRC strategy Token unlocks, buybacks and value-accrual models Robinhood Chain and the potential return of retail users FOMO’s claimed app-store growth Meme coins, speculation and another possible extraction cycle Is the crypto bull run still intact, or are the warning signs starting to pile up? 🎧 Be sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast platform to catch more conversations with industry leaders, economists, and builders shaping the future of crypto and finance. Then join our community and follow us for the latest updates ⬇️ ► YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BitcoincomNews ► X (Bitcoin.com): https://x.com/Bitcoincom ► X (Bitcoin.com News): https://x.com/bitcoinnews ► Telegram: https://t.me/www_Bitcoin_com ► Discord: https://discord.gg/9NGNJEnwmW ► LinkedIn (Bitcoin.com): https://www.linkedin.com/company/bitcoin.com/ ► LinkedIn (Bitcoin.com News): https://www.linkedin.com/company/bitcoin-com-news/ ► OrangeRock: https://orangerock.com/

    Is the Crypto Bull Run in Trouble? Fed Risk, Bitcoin & Saylor’s 840K BTC

  4. Aug 24

    Bitcoin’s $78K Breakout, Treasury Buybacks and a Huge Stablecoin Shift

    Bitcoin finally broke out of months of compressed volatility—surging roughly $4,400 in under an hour and climbing to around $78,000 by Friday. In this episode of The Weekly, Graham Stone and David Sencil break down what may have triggered the move and whether Bitcoin is entering a new market regime. They look at the week’s biggest potential catalysts, including new SEC crypto proposals, renewed pressure around the Clarity Act, and the U.S. Treasury’s expansion of long-end liquidity-support buybacks. The conversation then shifts to Hyperliquid’s push into the U.S. and the debate around HYPE buybacks, before unpacking a potentially major accounting change: FASB’s proposal to allow certain qualifying stablecoins to be treated as cash equivalents. They also cover the latest SafePal customer-data exposure and what it means for hardware wallet users. In this episode: What may have sparked Bitcoin’s move to $78K Why Treasury buybacks matter for crypto markets The latest SEC crypto proposals Where the Clarity Act stands Whether Bitcoin is entering a new volatility regime Hyperliquid’s U.S. expansion The debate around HYPE token buybacks FASB’s stablecoin cash-equivalent proposal Why the stablecoin accounting shift could matter SafePal’s latest customer-data exposure A packed week across Bitcoin, macro, regulation, altcoins, stablecoins, and crypto security. 🎧 Be sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast platform to catch more conversations with industry leaders, economists, and builders shaping the future of crypto and finance. Then join our community and follow us for the latest updates ⬇️ ► YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BitcoincomNews ► X (Bitcoin.com): https://x.com/Bitcoincom ► X (Bitcoin.com News): https://x.com/bitcoinnews ► Telegram: https://t.me/www_Bitcoin_com ► Discord: https://discord.gg/9NGNJEnwmW ► LinkedIn (Bitcoin.com): https://www.linkedin.com/company/bitcoin.com/ ► LinkedIn (Bitcoin.com News): https://www.linkedin.com/company/bitcoin-com-news/

    Bitcoin’s $78K Breakout, Treasury Buybacks and a Huge Stablecoin Shift

  5. Aug 17

    Gold at $4,400, Clarity Act Trouble and a New Wave of Crypto Data Leaks

    Gold is rallying again while Bitcoin remains relatively flat, putting the Bitcoin-versus-gold debate straight back into focus. David Sencil and Graham Stone discuss what's actually behind gold's move above $4,400, central-bank demand, China's economic pressures, Peter Schiff's latest criticism of Bitcoin, and whether Bitcoin could begin separating from the behavior of equities. This episode of The Weekly also covers: The Clarity Act's increasingly difficult route through Congress New SEC and CFTC crypto proposals BIP 110's struggling breakaway chain The massive French tax agency breach Trezor customer-data exposure Practical security measures for protecting crypto holdings 🎧 Be sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast platform to catch more conversations with industry leaders, economists, and builders shaping the future of crypto and finance. Then join our community and follow us for the latest updates ⬇️ ► YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BitcoincomNews ► X (Bitcoin.com): https://x.com/Bitcoincom ► X (Bitcoin.com News): https://x.com/bitcoinnews ► Telegram: https://t.me/www_Bitcoin_com ► Discord: https://discord.gg/9NGNJEnwmW ► LinkedIn (Bitcoin.com): https://www.linkedin.com/company/bitcoin.com/ ► LinkedIn (Bitcoin.com News): https://www.linkedin.com/company/bitcoin-com-news/

    Gold at $4,400, Clarity Act Trouble and a New Wave of Crypto Data Leaks

  6. Aug 10

    BIP 110 Fails, Coldcard Fallout, Wrench Attacks and the Clarity Act Delay

    This episode of The Weekly covers a heavy week for Bitcoin and crypto. David Sencil and Graham Stone discuss the failure of BIP 110, the proposal to limit arbitrary data storage on Bitcoin, after node signaling came in far below the required threshold. They look at what the collapse says about Bitcoin governance, miner incentives, block space, inscriptions, and the unresolved debate over Bitcoin as money versus Bitcoin as a store of value. They also cover the Coldcard hack fallout, the possibility of partial recovery, the emergence of the Bitcoin Red Team, and the discovery of thousands of vulnerabilities across open-source Bitcoin projects. The episode then turns to wrench attacks, rising physical violence against crypto holders, data leaks, family targeting, and the need for stronger operational security. Finally, they break down the Clarity Act’s missed summer deadline, the September 15 vote, and why U.S. crypto regulation may remain stuck while the rest of the market waits. 🎧 Be sure to subscribe on your favorite podcatcher to catch more conversations with industry leaders, economists, and builders shaping the future of crypto and finance. Then join our community and follow us for the latest updates ⬇️ ► YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BitcoincomNews ► X (Bitcoin.com): https://x.com/Bitcoincom ► X (Bitcoin.com News): https://x.com/bitcoinnews ► Telegram: https://t.me/www_Bitcoin_com ► Discord: https://discord.gg/9NGNJEnwmW ► LinkedIn (Bitcoin.com): https://www.linkedin.com/company/bitcoin.com/ ► LinkedIn (Bitcoin.com News): https://www.linkedin.com/company/bitcoin-com-news/

    BIP 110 Fails, Coldcard Fallout, Wrench Attacks and the Clarity Act Delay

  7. Aug 3

    Coldcard Fallout, Self-Custody Risks & the Yen Intervention Explained

    A reported vulnerability affecting Coldcard-generated seed phrases has raised new concerns about Bitcoin self-custody after more than 1,000 addresses were reportedly drained in coordinated attack waves. Today’s The Weekly, David Sencil and Graham Stone break down what allegedly went wrong, why the response has been heavily criticized, and what the incident could mean for hardware wallets, self-custody, and the broader Bitcoin ecosystem. The conversation then shifts to a major development in global finance: coordinated intervention by Japan and the United States to support the yen after the currency fell to multi-decade lows. They explore what it signals for global markets, currency devaluation, and why many investors are increasingly turning to hard assets such as Bitcoin, gold, and equities. Topics include: The Coldcard seed phrase controversyHow the reported vulnerability workedRisks to Bitcoin self-custodyThe future of hardware walletsJapan and U.S. intervention to support the yenCurrency devaluation and market volatilityWhy investors are moving beyond cashBitcoin's role in an uncertain global economyWhether you're interested in Bitcoin security, self-custody, or the macroeconomic forces shaping financial markets, this episode provides the context behind two of the week's biggest stories. 🎧 Be sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast platform to catch more conversations with industry leaders, economists, and builders shaping the future of crypto and finance. Then join our community and follow us for the latest updates ⬇️ ► YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BitcoincomNews ► X (Bitcoin.com): https://x.com/Bitcoincom ► X (Bitcoin.com News): https://x.com/bitcoinnews ► Telegram: https://t.me/www_Bitcoin_com ► Discord: https://discord.gg/9NGNJEnwmW ► LinkedIn (Bitcoin.com): https://www.linkedin.com/company/bitcoin.com/ ► LinkedIn (Bitcoin.com News): https://www.linkedin.com/company/bitcoin-com-news/

    Coldcard Fallout, Self-Custody Risks & the Yen Intervention Explained

  8. Jul 27

    The Great Capitulation: Mallers Exits, Satsuma Liquidates & BitMEX Shuts Down

    Back from summer hiatus, David Sencil and Graham Stone return to a market where the bad news keeps piling up - and where that might be the most bullish signal of all. They break down the digital asset treasury unwind: Jack Mallers stepping down at 21 Capital as Tether's control grows, Satsuma shareholders voting to liquidate 668 BTC after a roughly 99% collapse, the expanding list of DATs selling their Bitcoin, and Strategy quietly building a $3.2B dollar reserve to cover its preferred dividends. Then it's the Clarity Act's do-or-die window: Trump's disclosed $1.5B in 2025 crypto profits, the ethics provision critics call "pulling up the ladder," seven Democratic objections, coin-toss odds, and a surprise wave of endorsements from BlackRock, Schwab, Fidelity and Goldman Sachs. Plus: BitMEX shuts down amid a lawsuit alleging "God access" insider trading, Bitmart winds down, and July racks up three exchange closures - the depressing grind David calls bullish bearishness. 🎧 Follow the podcast for weekly Bitcoin and crypto market insights, and share this episode with someone who wants to stay ahead of the biggest stories shaping the industry. Then join our community and follow us for the latest updates ⬇️ ► YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BitcoincomNews ► X (Bitcoin.com): https://x.com/Bitcoincom ► X (Bitcoin.com News): https://x.com/bitcoinnews ► Telegram: https://t.me/www_Bitcoin_com ► Discord: https://discord.gg/9NGNJEnwmW ► Rumble: https://rumble.com/Bitcoincom ► LinkedIn (Bitcoin.com): https://www.linkedin.com/company/bitcoin.com/ ► LinkedIn (Bitcoin.com News): https://www.linkedin.com/company/bitcoin-com-news/

    The Great Capitulation: Mallers Exits, Satsuma Liquidates & BitMEX Shuts Down
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