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  1. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    Robinhood Chain Is Surging. Is TradFi Ready for What Comes Next? (opens the original)

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    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 bridg

  2. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

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

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    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 m

  3. Episode · Aug 24, 2026

    Bitcoin’s $78K Breakout, Treasury Buybacks and a Huge Stablecoin Shift (opens the original)

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    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 buyb

  4. Episode · Aug 17, 2026

    Gold at $4,400, Clarity Act Trouble and a New Wave of Crypto Data Leaks (opens the original)

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    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 CFT

  5. Episode · Aug 10, 2026

    BIP 110 Fails, Coldcard Fallout, Wrench Attacks and the Clarity Act Delay (opens the original)

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    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 possibili

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