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Token Narratives Podcast

Join the Bitcoin.com crew as they discuss the hottest narratives in the Bitcoin and cryptoverse.

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Sep 18, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 18, 2026

    Fed Hikes Rates, Bitcoin Shrugs: Is the Fed Losing Its Grip on Crypto? (opens the original)

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    The Fed raised rates by 25 basis points. Bitcoin’s reaction? Barely a move. In this episode of Token Narratives , Graham Stone, David Sencil, and Alex Richardson debate whether interest-rate decisions still matter as much for Bitcoin and crypto, or whether the market is increasingly driven by bigger forces. They explore whether today’s inflation is being shaped more by oil prices and recurring supply shocks than monetary policy , why higher rates can sometimes produce unexpected inflationary eff

  2. Episode · Sep 11, 2026

    Hunter Biden’s Memecoin Implodes as RWA Tokens and Private AI Heat Up (opens the original)

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    Hunter Biden’s LAPTOP memecoin launched, pumped, and collapsed almost immediately. But the bigger story may be what comes next for crypto speculation. In this episode of Token Narratives , Graham Stone, David Sencil, and Alex Richardson unpack the rapid rise and fall of the LAPTOP token and debate whether celebrity memecoins are finally losing their appeal. They also explore a newer trend gaining attention: RWA memecoins . Instead of speculation existing entirely on its own, some projects are ex

  3. Episode · Sep 4, 2026

    Are Memecoins Killing Crypto’s Next Bull Run? (opens the original)

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    Are memecoins helping bring attention back to crypto or are they actually draining the market of productive capital? In this episode of Token Narratives , David Sencil, Alex Richardson, and Shiraz Jagati unpack the return of memecoin speculation, the rise of the FOMO app, and the surprising activity building around Robinhood Chain. David argues that memecoins create a very different market dynamic from productive crypto assets: instead of capital circulating and compounding across an ecosystem,

  4. Episode · Aug 28, 2026

    Bitcoin’s $80K Comeback, Hyperliquid, Privacy Coins & the Next Crypto Trade (opens the original)

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    Bitcoin is back above $80,000, Ethereum is outperforming, privacy coins are gaining momentum, and some of crypto’s biggest narratives are moving at the same time. In this episode of Token Narratives , Graham Stone, David Sencil, and Alex Richardson unpack what could be driving Bitcoin’s latest rally and whether the broader crypto market is finally turning bullish. The conversation starts with the U.S. Treasury’s expansion of liquidity-supporting buybacks, why it shouldn’t automatically be labele

  5. Episode · Aug 14, 2026

    Is Crypto Bottoming? The Narratives That Could Drive the Next Bull Run (opens the original)

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    Is the crypto market quietly preparing for its next major move? In this episode of Token Narratives , Graham Stone, Alex Richardson, and David Sencil unpack the signals suggesting crypto may be approaching a market bottom even as Bitcoin and altcoins remain stuck in a slow and frustrating stretch. The discussion looks beyond short-term price action and into the narratives, sectors, and market behavior that could shape the next cycle. You’ll hear their take on: 🔥 AI x Crypto 🔒 Privacy coins inclu

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