The Wolf Of All Streets

Bitget CEO Gracy Chen breaks down the $388M exchange hack, how attackers exploited a third-party security vulnerability, and how the company covered user losses. She discusses the lessons for exchange security, rebuilding user trust, and the growing shift toward tokenized stocks and AI-powered trading. The conversation also explores Bitget’s vision of becoming a universal exchange and its plans to enter the U.S. market.

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Live crypto markets with Scott Melker. A new lawsuit alleges Trump's World Liberty crypto venture improperly profited from UAE deals, plus bitcoin ETF outflows, banks racing into stablecoins and tokenized funds, and The Weekly Wreckoning.

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Bitcoin pushed toward the top of its range, then gave it all back overnight as Tesla and Meta reignited AI spending fears and stock futures slid. Is Bitcoin still just a risk asset tied to Wall Street's AI trade? Carlos Domingo, CEO of Securitize, joins to talk about Securitize Stocks, the new venues for trading tokenized shares, tokenized Meta shares moving to Solana and why some companies are opting out of having their stock tokenized at all. Plus, China moves to claim 61,800 BTC held in the UK.

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Iran says there will be no talks with Washington until its demands are met, and oil is back near $110 as tanker attacks around the Strait of Hormuz keep supply on edge. Bitcoin is still stuck below the level that rejected it four days in a row, with the Fed meeting next week. Nicola White, Robinhood's VP of Institutional Crypto and General Manager of Bitstamp, joins to talk about Robinhood's US perps rollout, the CFTC's fight with CME over Bitcoin perpetual futures, and why 16 companies, including Goldman Sachs and Microsoft, are objecting to tokenized versions of their stock. Plus, JPMorgan's U-turn on Bitcoin, the SpaceX-Tesla merger talk ahead of Tesla earnings, and bank stocks' longest losing streak since 2008

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Bitcoin ETFs just posted their best day since September, with BlackRock's IBIT pulling in $665 million on its own, yet Bitcoin still stalled below last week's highs. We dig into who is selling into that bid, why Strategy bought just 267 BTC last week while spending $193 million buying back its own preferred stock, and what BlackRock's new downside-protected Bitcoin ETF filing says about Wall Street's appetite. Plus, the SEC's crypto rule comment deadline, 10-year yields above 5% and chip stocks ahead of next week's Fed meeting.

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