The Wolf Of All Streets

Charles Hoskinson explains how the crypto market’s $2.5 billion decline over the past four years stemmed not from technological failure but from a chaotic mix of government interference, unclear regulation, and the rise of memecoins that left retail investors and alt‑coins devastated. He argues 2026 will be a reset, ushering a fourth‑generation blockchain focused on intent‑based transactions, privacy‑preserving smart compliance, and fully decentralized governance that could revive retail participation and drive massive growth.

.In this candid chat, Ran Neuner dissects the mysterious October 10 crash that wiped out retail crypto funds, explains why the market feels “dead” despite booming stocks and commodities, and argues that a single green candle could reignite the next rally. He breaks down chart patterns, moving‑average signals, and the broader AI‑driven tech boom to show why crypto may soon flip from fear to cautious optimism.

In this episode of Market Mavericks, Gareth Soloway and Scott Melker dissect Bitcoin’s latest sell‑off, highlighting its flip back above the daily 50‑day moving average, an emerging ascending‑triangle pattern, and the looming weekly 50‑day MA while warning of a possible head‑and‑shoulders formation. They also debate the relevance of the traditional four‑year cycle, the influence of institutional ETFs and capital flowing into precious metals, and argue whether these technical cues signal a short‑term rebound or a deeper downside.

In this interview, Raoul Pal argues that 2025 was a liquidity‑driven “setup” for crypto, explaining how stalled liquidity, debt roll‑overs and fiscal dominance will force an unprecedented $7‑8 trillion injection by 2026—an event he says could revive Bitcoin and reshape the broader market. He breaks down why liquidity, not hype, rules price action, how the Fed’s influence is being muted, and why the coming year may become the most pivotal for crypto, AI, and tokenized finance.

In this episode, host Scott sits down with stable‑coin authority Dante Desparte to explain why the dollar’s migration to the internet via regulated stablecoins may be the biggest financial transformation since Bitcoin, driven by the new U.S. Genius Act and a wave of institutional adoption. They break down how banks, payment giants and governments are racing to build, buy, or partner on stable‑coin solutions, why interoperability and strict reserve rules are essential, and what this means for the future of money.

In this episode of Macro Monday, the team discusses Bitcoin's struggle near the $90,000 mark while gold and silver soar to new all-time highs, examining the reasons behind Bitcoin's divergence from these traditional assets. They also explore the potential for a Santa Claus rally as the market sentiment teeters between hope and despair, providing insights into broader macroeconomic trends impacting cryptocurrencies and precious metals.

In this episode, Austin Arnold discusses the future of Bitcoin and the crypto market, exploring the pivotal moments that could shape their trajectory into 2026. He examines the impact of regulations, institutional interest, and macroeconomic factors, making a compelling case for why the upcoming Clarity Act could revolutionize the landscape for cryptocurrencies.

In this week’s Friday Five, we delve into Bitcoin's surge in Wall Street acceptance, particularly following Jamie Dimon's surprising shift in stance as JP Morgan goes all-in on crypto assets. We also discuss the implications of institutional adoption, regulatory developments, and upcoming Clarity Act legislation while addressing the curious price stagnation in the crypto market amidst a flurry of positive news.

In this episode of Market Mavericks, the hosts discuss the current state of Bitcoin and the economic landscape as it faces increasing uncertainty, including recent CPI data and macroeconomic indicators. With predictions suggesting Bitcoin could reach lows not seen since previous cycles, they analyze market trends and potential strategies for navigating the volatile environment in 2026.

In this video, the hosts discuss the drastic decline of the crypto market, particularly focusing on the ongoing exodus of Bitcoin as whales sell off their holdings, amounting to nearly $300 billion. Despite the grim headline "Crypto is dead," the conversation reveals that the industry is evolving, integrating with traditional financial systems rather than disappearing entirely.

In this video, the host and Bill Barheight analyze the potential for a significant drop in Bitcoin's price on December 19th, largely attributed to the Bank of Japan's interest rate decisions and geopolitical tensions involving the U.S. and Venezuela. They discuss the current state of the crypto market, liquidity concerns, market sentiments, and potential investment strategies amidst a backdrop of macroeconomic influences.

In this episode, the hosts discuss Bitcoin's recent drop below $87K amidst a backdrop of reduced VC investment in the crypto space, while analyzing the growing institutional interest and potential for future market recovery. With special guest Tom Levy, they explore the broader implications of market dynamics and the ongoing evolution of crypto amid a static pricing environment, presenting an optimistic outlook despite current fears.

In this Macro Monday discussion, the panel delves into the recent decline of Bitcoin below $90,000, sparking debate on whether this indicates a definitive cycle top for the cryptocurrency. The conversation also touches on the implications of the latest Federal Reserve meeting, potential deflationary forces, and insights into global economic trends, setting the stage for a critical analysis of the crypto market's future.

Join Johann Kerbrat, general manager of Robinhood Crypto, as he reveals how the trading platform is pioneering a shift towards a blockchain-based financial system. In this video, they discuss the implications of tokenization, the future of stablecoins, and Robinhood's innovative approach to providing 24/7 trading amidst regulatory challenges in the U.S.

In this video, we explore the recent surge in Bitcoin and cryptocurrency demand as financial institutions and banks dive into crypto activities, including significant regulatory news allowing banks to facilitate crypto trades. Additionally, we address the consequences of fraud in the crypto space, highlighted by the sentencing of Do Kwon, and the implications of institutional investments in blockchain technology and tokenization across the U.S. financial system.

In this video, we discuss the recent decline in Bitcoin's value despite the Federal Reserve's rate cuts, which traditionally signal bullish trends for cryptocurrencies. Join us as we analyze the conflicting signals from Jerome Powell, market reactions, and insights from our guest, Marcus, on the current state of the crypto market and potential future developments.

In this video, host Dave Weissberger and guest Noel Aes dive into Bitcoin's recent surge past $93K and explore the potential for a market reversal amidst evolving macroeconomic conditions. They discuss the implications of stablecoin issuers and market sentiment, while debating the influence of new liquidity and institutional interest on Bitcoin's trajectory.

In this engaging discussion, the hosts explore the implications of Vanguard's launch of Bitcoin ETFs and whether it signifies a shift in institutional sentiment towards Bitcoin. They analyze market trends, sentiment among retail investors, and the potential for significant buying opportunities amidst ongoing market volatility, while considering the role of platforms like MicroStrategy in shaping the future of cryptocurrency investment.