Host Gary recaps weekend crypto news, including the failed BIP 110 Bitcoin fork, Trump-associated token controversy, Robinhood’s UK crypto launch, North Korean AI hacking, and Brazil’s new withdrawal rules. In a market pulse interview, Lennox Lie of OKX discusses the importance of inflation data for Bitcoin’s potential bottom, the price-supportive role of institutional ETF flows, and growth trends in tokenized equity. The scheduled appearance by Benjamin Cowen was postponed, and the show closes with previews of upcoming episodes.
- BIP 110 fork fails decisively with over 99% of hash power staying on main Bitcoin chain
- NYT investigation raises questions about Trump family crypto venture and token sale
- Robinhood launches crypto trading for eligible UK customers with zero fees
- North Korean hackers integrate AI into malware and phishing targeting digital assets
- Brazil imposes 24-hour hold on crypto withdrawals over $10,000 to self-custody wallets
- Lennox Lie says Bitcoin's bottom depends on upcoming US inflation data
- Institutional ETF flows are acting as a long-term price floor and legitimacy anchor for Bitcoin
- Tokenized equity volume on OKX has grown to around 30% of total volume