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The Market Runup is a premium financial podcast at the intersection of macro, markets, and modern wealth creation.Hosted by The Blonde Broker, the show delivers high-level market intelligence with the confidence, clarity, and cultural relevance of a new generation of finance…

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  1. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    Why Banks Are Finally Taking Stablecoins Seriously (opens the original)

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    Stablecoins are quickly moving beyond crypto trading and into the center of banking, global payments and financial infrastructure. Brian Consolvo joins Erin Gambrel on The Market Runup to explain how stablecoins could reshape the way money moves around the world, why financial institutions are taking digital assets more seriously, and what growing stablecoin adoption could mean for banks and the US dollar. They explore the GENIUS Act, stablecoin reserves and US Treasury demand, cross-border paym

  2. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    How Wall Street Is Changing Bitcoin's Market Cycle (opens the original)

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    Bitcoin has just experienced one of its strongest weeks in recent history, raising the question: Is this the beginning of a sustained rally or a more complex market shift? In this episode of The Market Runup, John D'Agostino joins Erin Gambrel to analyze Bitcoin’s recent surge, discussing his perspective on why the traditional four-year cycle may be losing relevance and how institutional involvement is reshaping the landscape. The discussion delves into the primary drivers of current Bitcoin dem

  3. Episode · Aug 24, 2026

    Bitcoin Hasn't Bottomed Yet? Ben Cowen's Q4 Warning (opens the original)

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    Benjamin Cowen joins Erin Gambrel on The Market Runup to break down where Bitcoin, crypto, and the broader market cycle could be heading next. Ben explains why he still views markets as being in a late-cycle environment, why Bitcoin may not have completed its reset, and why historical midterm-year patterns point to Q4 as an important window to watch. He also breaks down the relationship between Fed policy and Treasury yields, the possibility of another stock market correction, and what could inv

  4. Episode · Aug 17, 2026

    Franklin Templeton's Seth Ginns | 90% of Finance Goes OnChain (opens the original)

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    Is Wall Street moving entirely onchain? Erin Gambrel sits down with Seth Ginns of Franklin Crypto (Franklin Templeton) to discuss the explosive resurgence of New York City and how the collision of AI, cryptocurrency, and traditional finance (TradFi) is rapidly reshaping the global financial system. In this conversation, Seth breaks down the current macroeconomic environment, analyzing the latest CPI data, the Federal Reserve's next moves, and why Bitcoin's price is temporarily struggling despite

  5. Episode · Aug 10, 2026

    Why Most "Crypto AI" Companies Are Faking It | Anthony Anzalone (opens the original)

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    Erin Gambrel sits down with Anthony Anzalone, infamously known in the space as "Burnt Banksy," the CEO and Founder of Verona (formerly Xion), to discuss why the tech world is quietly pivoting away from traditional crypto infrastructure and betting everything on AI. Anthony breaks down the dangerous reality of the current AI boom: the internet is drowning in unverified, fake data, and the trust model is fundamentally broken. He makes a compelling case that the real opportunity isn't in building a

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