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The CLARITY Act Failed in the Senate. What Comes Next for Crypto? (opens the original)
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The CLARITY Act failed to advance in the U.S. Senate leaving one of crypto’s biggest regulatory questions unresolved. So what happens now for DeFi, crypto companies, developers, and users in the United States? Orest Gavryliak, Chief Legal Officer at 1inch, joins the conversation to break down what happened to the legislation, why the Senate procedural vote mattered, and what options may still remain if Congress cannot move comprehensive crypto market-structure legislation forward. A major focus
Lynette Zang: Why Today’s Financial System Could Be More Fragile Than 2008 (opens the original)
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Is the global financial system more vulnerable today than it was before the 2008 financial crisis? Economist and Zang International founder Lynette Zang joins Alex Richardson to examine the growing risks she sees across debt, leverage, derivatives, inflation, and the declining purchasing power of money. Zang explains why she views 2008 as a major turning point in the monetary system and why she believes today’s level of financial leverage could make the conditions surrounding the last major cris
Why Bitcoin Miners Are Becoming AI and Energy Companies (opens the original)
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Bitcoin mining is no longer just about mining machines and hash rate. It is increasingly becoming a story about energy, infrastructure, AI, and compute . Gwyn Lauber, Vice President of Corporate Affairs at Canaan , joins David Sencil to explore how the Bitcoin mining industry is evolving — and why miners may be sitting on infrastructure that becomes increasingly valuable far beyond Bitcoin itself. They discuss Canaan’s mining hardware business, retail and institutional interest, consumer mining
Inside the Rise of Crypto Wrench Attacks (opens the original)
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Crypto security isn’t just about protecting wallets from hackers. Increasingly, the person holding the crypto can become the target. In this episode, David Sencil sits down with Dr. Marilyne Ordekian Panossian , incoming Assistant Professor at Durham University Law School and researcher in cryptocurrency cybercrime and regulation, to examine the growing threat of “wrench attacks” — physical attacks used to force crypto holders to surrender funds, private keys, passwords, or other credentials. Dr
Are Politicians Better at Trading Than You? Inside Congressional Stock Trades (opens the original)
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Why do politicians keep making stock trades that catch the market’s attention and should everyday investors be following them? Jackson Woods, co-founder of Altoneer , joins Alex Richardson to unpack how congressional stock trading actually works, how public disclosures are tracked, and why those trades continue to raise questions around transparency and potential conflicts of interest. They explore notable trades involving Nancy Pelosi and other members of Congress, the 45-day disclosure window,
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