The Wolf Of All Streets

In this Crypto Town Hall episode, the panel discusses Bitcoin's resilience near $69K amid global market turmoil from Middle East conflict, oil spiking above $100/barrel, and sharp declines in Asian equities. MicroStrategy buys $1.28B more Bitcoin during extreme fear, Bitmain adds over $100M Ethereum, and speakers highlight maturing DeFi yields, Kraken’s Fed master account milestone, tokenized assets growth, and why regulatory clarity is essential for mainstream adoption.

Global markets are showing signs of serious stress as energy prices surge and financial tensions escalate worldwide. Oil is exploding in what some analysts are calling the worst energy shock since the 1970s, while major equity markets in Asia have suffered sharp declines. At the same time, a massive regulatory battle is unfolding in Washington over the future of crypto. Lawmakers are pushing forward with the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, a bill that could determine whether the SEC or CFTC ultimately oversees the industry and potentially unlock the next phase of institutional adoption.

Former CFTC Chair Chris Giancarlo joins the show to break down the massive policy reversal now driving crypto innovation in the United States. We discuss why the SEC and CFTC are finally aligned, why banks may need crypto clarity more than crypto itself, what is really holding up the Clarity Act, and how stablecoins, prediction markets, AI, and tokenization fit into a much bigger national strategy centered on growth, innovation, and competing with China. Giancarlo also explains why the Genius Act is both a breakthrough and a missed opportunity, why privacy is still the biggest unresolved issue in digital dollars, and why prediction markets could become one of the most important social innovations of the next decade.

Matej Zak, CEO of Trezor, joins the show to break down why most Bitcoin holders still don’t truly own their Bitcoin. We dive into the biggest misconceptions around ETFs, exchanges, and “convenience custody,” why centralized platforms remain honeypots for hackers, and how the largest crypto hack last year proves the risk isn’t gone. Matej explains the origin of the seed phrase, the evolution of hardware wallets, post-quantum security, and why AI-powered phishing may be a bigger threat than quantum computing itself. This is a deep conversation on privacy, sovereignty, regulation, and why self-custody isn’t just a feature of Bitcoin... it’s the point.

Matej Zak, CEO of Trezor, joins the show to break down why most Bitcoin holders still don’t truly own their Bitcoin. We dive into the biggest misconceptions around ETFs, exchanges, and “convenience custody,” why centralized platforms remain honeypots for hackers, and how the largest crypto hack last year proves the risk isn’t gone. Matej explains the origin of the seed phrase, the evolution of hardware wallets, post-quantum security, and why AI-powered phishing may be a bigger threat than quantum computing itself. This is a deep conversation on privacy, sovereignty, regulation, and why self-custody isn’t just a feature of Bitcoin... it’s the point.