The Wolf Of All Streets

Bitcoin starts the week holding firm as macro risks begin to ease, with oil plunging after President Trump once again pauses strikes on Iran and attention shifting back to economic data and the Federal Reserve. The show breaks down Scott Bessent’s comments on U.S.-Japan currency intervention, the $90 million Coldcard hardware wallet exploit and what it means for the self-custody debate, Trump’s new $100,000 Truth Social API for institutional traders, and why this week’s earnings from Palantir, AMD, and SpaceX could shape the next phase of the AI trade. It also covers Bithumb’s IPO plans and the key macro events to watch throughout the week.
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Chris Giancarlo explains why innovation in crypto won’t be stopped if Clarity Act doesn’t pass. He argues Ethics is an important issues but there can always be another excuse to stop the bill from passing. We also cover the ongoing legal battle between the prediction markets and state regulators. Chris makes the distinction between how prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket are a marketplace rather than a sportsbook or a casino. Despite the bear market struggles and delays in legal frameworks, Chris is optimistic about the outlook of the industry.
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In this episode, the panel focuses on why Bitcoin may be nearing a market bottom despite ongoing negative headlines. The speakers argue that recent security issues with hardware wallets reinforce the need for trusted custodians and institutional products to drive mainstream adoption, while emphasizing that these incidents don't change Bitcoin's long-term fundamentals. They also discuss the trade-offs between self-custody and institutional custody, why the CLARITY Act could improve investor protections, and how Bitcoin's technology will continue evolving even as adoption grows.

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Has Bitcoin already found its bottom? In this episode, we break down the growing evidence that the worst of the correction may be behind us, why market sentiment remains overwhelmingly bearish despite improving fundamentals, and the key catalysts that could drive Bitcoin's next major move. We also discuss institutional demand, macro risks, and what investors should watch before the next breakout.

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Bitcoin remained resilient above $64,000 even as stocks extended their selloff following the Federal Reserve's decision to leave interest rates unchanged, sending Treasury yields higher and keeping pressure on risk assets. We also discuss the continued unwind in the AI trade, Binance's expansion into prediction markets, and what to expect from Coinbase's earnings as crypto trading activity remains subdued.

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