HeyJaredBitFinance with Matthew Snider
Where traditional investment discipline meets digital assets. Written for the curious, the skeptical, and the quietly building.
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I Built a 109-Stage Public Speaking Pipeline With AI. Steal My Playbook. (opens the original)
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Most people would rather do their taxes than speak in public. Jerry Seinfeld even has a classic joke about this:<img alt="Jerry Seinfeld quote: Surveys show that the #1 fear of Americans is public ..." class="sizing-normal" height="400" src="https://substackcd
The $4 Trillion Handoff: What AI Agents Should Never Do With Your Money (opens the original)
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More than $1 trillion a year in financial services revenue is about to be up for grabs. By 2035, that figure could reach $4 trillion.That’s the projection from a new model by Joseph Chalom, CEO of the Ethereum treasury company SharpLink, and it describes a shift most people haven’t noticed yet. Millions of everyday money decisions are moving from people to software: where your cash sits, when your loans get refinanced, what gets sold for a tax los
Kalshi's Trading Volume Is Real. That's the Problem. (opens the original)
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I use Kalshi. Not heavily, and not for income, but I've kept an account since it launched because it offers markets you can't find anywhere else, and I like poking at new financial plumbing to see how it works. It’s also been a wonderful sandbox for building with AI. Back in April, I was able to successfully use their API to pull pricing details that I was able to arbitrage during the March Madness basketball tournament this year. Fun times!Walk past a restaurant wi
Stock Tokens Just Got a 5-Year Hall Pass. You’re Not Bullish Enough. (opens the original)
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Whew…what a week it’s been for digital assets:Tuesday: the Senate blocked the Clarity Act. Wednesday: Circle switched on its own blockchain, with BlackRock, Visa and Mastercard among the validators. Thursday: the SEC quit waiting for Congress and said real shares of U.S. companies can trade on blockchains.The SEC calls it the <a href="https://www.sec.gov/newsroom/press-releases/2026-90-sec-issues-innovation-exemp
STRC: The Most Hated Rally in Crypto (opens the original)
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On June 26, a $100 claim on the largest corporate Bitcoin holder on earth traded for $71.25.It paid 12% a year on that $100, in cash, and it had never missed a payment. On Monday this week, it closed at $98.95, its best close in 15 weeks. Add roughly 2.5 months of dividends and a buyer at the June low is sitting on something north of 40%, on the security that was sold to them as the boring one.Bitcoin, over the same stretch (pun intended!), did about 32%.You’d expect a 40% move on a “savings acc
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