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Laura Shin · News

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Crypto assets and blockchain technology are about to transform every trust-based interaction of our lives, from financial services to identity to the Internet of Things. In this podcast, host Laura Shin, an independent journalist covering all things crypto, talks with industry pioneers about how crypto assets and blockchains will change the way we earn, spend and invest our money. Tune in to find out how Web 3.0, the decentralized web, will revolutionize our world.

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Bits + Bips: Bitcoin Is Deeply Oversold. Does That Mean the Bottom Is In?

05 Feb 2026
34m
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Katie Stockton, founder of Fairlead Strategies, joins Steve Ehrlich on Bits and Bips to analyze the current crypto market downturn, focusing on Bitcoin and Ether. Stockton uses technical analysis, emphasizing price trends and momentum indicators to navigate market volatility. Bitcoin's uptrend has reversed, with indica...

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The Chopping Block: Market Meltdown, CZ vs. Star Feud, and Tarun's Epstein Files Cameo

05 Feb 2026
1h 4m
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The podcast explores the recent downturn in the crypto market, attributing it to factors beyond simple debt liquidations, including a sense of karmic justice and concerns over quantum computing risks influencing TradFi investors. The hosts debate the causes and implications of the 10/10 liquidation event, with CZ of Bi...

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Bits + Bips: Why Gold Price Discovery Happened on Hyperliquid

04 Feb 2026
1h 0m
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The podcast analyzes recent market volatility, particularly in gold and silver, attributing the surge and subsequent collapse to retail investment driven by geopolitical concerns and dollar decoupling narratives. Speakers highlight the role of CME Group's margin hikes in accelerating liquidations. They further examine ...

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Bits + Bips: The Most Dangerous Type of Asset to Trade on Weekends

01 Feb 2026
37m
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Evgeny Gaevoy, CEO and founder of Wintermute, a crypto market maker, discusses the state of crypto trading, the concentration of liquidity in mega-cap tokens like Bitcoin and Ethereum, and the rise of derivatives and options. Gaevoy notes a growing dissatisfaction among retail investors regarding altcoins, leading to a...

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Uneasy Money: How Ethereum May Have One-Upped Bitcoin in One Big Way

30 Jan 2026
1h 14m
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The podcast explores the intersection of AI and crypto, particularly focusing on agent coordination and its potential impact. It highlights the rapid advancements in AI, drawing parallels to the early days of Ethereum and DeFi summer, while also cautioning against the security risks associated with AI agents having acc...

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DEX in the City: How Crypto Exchanges May Be Holding Up the Market Structure Bill

30 Jan 2026
51m
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The podcast analyzes current events and regulatory issues impacting the crypto space. The hosts discuss Trump's lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase for debanking, questioning whether it overshadows the broader issue of banks' discretionary power and lack of transparency in cutting off access to financial services. They exam...

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Crypto Sentiment Is Down Bad. The Reality Is Far Different, Says Ryan Watkins

29 Jan 2026
29m
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The podcast explores the current state of the crypto market, which Ryan Watkins describes as a "twilight zone" due to conflicting signals and a transition from speculation to productivity. Watkins notes that sentiment among crypto natives is low, creating potential for upside surprises, especially with valuations reset...

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The DAO’s Unclaimed ETH Becomes a $250M Ethereum Security Fund

29 Jan 2026
1h 23m
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Griff Green, co-founder at Gibbeth and the DAO Security Fund, discusses the launch of the DAO Security Fund, which aims to bolster crypto safety on Ethereum. The fund utilizes approximately $200 million in unclaimed assets from the original DAO to stake Ether and use the revenue to support Ethereum security initiatives...

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The Chopping Block: RWA Perps Go Parabolic, ClawdBot, & Superstate's $82M Raise

29 Jan 2026
54m
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The podcast explores the evolving landscape of crypto trading and software engineering due to new technologies. It examines the rise of HIP3 markets and real-world asset tokenization, noting a shift towards commodities trading, particularly precious metals, driven by both crypto natives and possibly new users from Asia...

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Why 2025 Crypto Taxes Will Be Trickier Than Normal: What You Need to Know

29 Jan 2026
1h 22m
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The discussion centers on navigating the complexities of crypto taxes in 2025, focusing on new regulations and strategies for compliance. Laura Walter, founder and CPA of Crypto Tax Girl, explains the implications of the new 1099-DA form, which requires taxpayers to supplement sales proceeds with cost basis information...

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Gold to $12,000 or “Sell Gold Today”? – Bits + Bips

28 Jan 2026
1h 6m
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The podcast explores the collision of crypto and macroeconomics, focusing on geopolitical risks, commodity pricing, and potential shifts in the global financial order. The discussion highlights the rise of "realpolitik" and its implications for trustless, permissionless blockchain environments. Participants debate whet...

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Bits + Bips: Why Gold Still Dominates — And What Bitcoin Must Prove

24 Jan 2026
48m
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The conversation centers on Bitcoin's role as a safe haven asset, especially when compared to gold, with Steve Sosnick as the guest. Sosnick argues that Bitcoin has increasingly behaved like a risk asset since the beginning of the year, correlating with traditional markets rather than acting as a true safe haven. He at...

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Uneasy Money: Why Crypto Still Can't Overcome Its ICO Struggles

23 Jan 2026
1h 17m
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The podcast explores the challenges and potential pitfalls in the crypto space, focusing on token sales, social media influence, and blockchain technology. The hosts critique the failures of ICOs and IDOs, highlighting the Trove token sale as an example of KOL campaigns gone wrong. They discuss the anti-VC sentiment dr...

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The Chopping Block: Crypto Clarity Act Drama + Stablecoin Yield Wars + Developer Liability Fights

22 Jan 2026
55m
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The discussion centers on the Clarity Act, a proposed bill aiming to regulate digital assets, and the controversies surrounding it. The conversation highlights the debate on developer liability, particularly concerning the concept of "control" over DeFi protocols and the implications for those maintaining admin keys fo...

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DEX in the City: When NYSE Goes Onchain, What Happens to Financial Intermediaries?

22 Jan 2026
53m
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The podcast explores the tokenization of securities, focusing on its potential to update networks of value and disrupt traditional financial systems. Alex Zozos, GC of Superstate and former SEC staff, discusses the advantages of tokenization, such as increased speed, efficiency, programmability, and investor choice, wh...

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How Nansen’s New Trading Agent Makes It Easier to Follow the Smart Money Onchain

21 Jan 2026
1h 4m
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Nansen CEO Alex Svanevik discusses the launch of Nansen's new AI trading agent, designed to streamline on-chain investing by integrating discovery, research, and trade execution into one platform. The agent allows users to execute trades via simple prompts, such as rebalancing portfolios, and aims to provide best price...

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Why Bitcoin Isn't Acting as Digital Gold & International Stocks Are Winning - Bits + Bips

21 Jan 2026
1h 8m
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The podcast episode centers on the complexities of crypto market structure, the potential for legislative clarity, and the broader macroeconomic environment impacting digital assets. It highlights the challenges in achieving consensus on crypto regulations due to the conflicting interests of various groups, including b...

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Bits + Bips: Why Grayscale Sees ATHs Before Q3, With ETH Outperforming

19 Jan 2026
47m
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The conversation centers on the interplay between regulatory developments, macroeconomic factors, and geopolitical events impacting the crypto market, particularly Bitcoin and Ethereum. Zach Pandl, Director of Research at Grayscale Investments, suggests that demand for alternative stores of value, driven by macro imbal...

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Q-Day Is Imminent. Can Bitcoin Survive the Quantum Threat?

18 Jan 2026
40m
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The podcast explores the threat of quantum computing to blockchain technology, particularly Bitcoin, and strategies for mitigation. Alex Pruden, CEO of Project Eleven, explains quantum computing's ability to break cryptographic algorithms, emphasizing the urgency of addressing this threat despite uncertain timelines. H...

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Uneasy Money: In a World of AI, Are Dino Privacy Coins a Good Bet?

18 Jan 2026
54m
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The podcast explores current trends and challenges in the crypto space, focusing on privacy tokens, meme coins, and the evolving landscape of social media's influence on crypto. It highlights the resurgence of interest in privacy coins like Monero and Zcash, driven by concerns over AI and censorship, while acknowledgin...

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