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Free Fall - 04.06.2026 brutal outflows, and a bold ETH bet that the market completely ignored

This episode unpacks the “great crypto divergence”: brutal short-term price action driven by ETF outflows, macro headwinds and AI-driven liquidity drains versus major institutional, regulatory, and infrastructure builds happening behind the scenes. Hosts analyze aggressive capital plays (like BitMine’s 9.5% preferred stock and Arthur Hayes’ exits), technical bear signals, and the longer-term implications of U.S. regulatory clarity, bank integrations, and whether crypto could become a safe haven if an AI bubble bursts. Subscribe to our daily Free Crypto Newsletter: https://crypto.report

Everything Is Working Against BTC - 03.06.2026 ETF outflows, liquidations, geopolitics, regulation and sentiment all hitting at once

This episode unpacks the strange divergence between a scorching U.S. economy—driven by a trillion-dollar AI buildout and large fiscal deficits—and a sharp crypto selloff that pushed Bitcoin down to $65,000. We break down the five compounding forces behind the crypto drop (ETF outflows, oil-driven risk aversion, momentum rotation, massive liquidations, and Saylor/MicroStrategy overhang) and show how institutional capital is instead flowing into big tech and tokenized financial plumbing. At the same time, policymakers are wrestling with inflation metrics and the Clarity Act while strategic oil reserves are projected to deplete by late July, creating a real risk of a supply-driven inflation shock and rate hikes. Finally, using Benjamin Cowan’s cycle framework, we examine the technical path for Bitcoin toward the 200-week moving average (~$62k), the potential June washout and July relief bounce, and the looming summer question: will macro realities break the crypto cycle? Subscribe to our daily Free Crypto Newsletter: https://crypto.report

$70,000 Is Gone - 02.06.2026 bitcoin's support levels are failing one by one

This episode explains the stark split between a brutal retail sell-off and the quiet institutional build-out beneath it. We break down the four simultaneous bearish forces—ETF outflows, geopolitical jitters, Mt. Gox wallet movements, and Michael Saylor's selling—that pushed price through key supports. At the same time, major players like CME, payment networks, and big banks are launching 24/7 derivatives, stablecoins, and tokenized products while fighting pro-crypto legislation. The episode shows how these deep currents could reshape who wins the next crypto cycle. Subscribe to our daily Free Crypto Newsletter: https://crypto.report

January All Over Again? - 27.05.2026 Why Bitcoin's current move is harder to ignore this time

This episode unpacks a market flashing red: Bitcoin slipping below $75k amid massive institutional outflows, a macro liquidity squeeze driven by a closed Strait of Hormuz and oil shocks, and strategic corporate moves like Strategy’s debt restructuring and STRC plan. At the same time DeFi faces an AI-driven security crisis—hundreds of millions stolen and developers warned to exit—traditional finance is moving to tokenize assets and claim blockchain rails, raising a central question: will crypto remain permissionless or become Wall Street’s new database?

Buyers Almost Gone?? - 26.05.2026 BTC chops sideways, ETFs see heavy outflows, and ETH struggles to find new buyers

In this episode, we unpack how $2.5 trillion in volatility-suppressing products is keeping markets deceptively calm while creating hidden leverage and sector-level chaos. We connect macro signals, Bitcoin's four-year cycle, Ethereum's institutional crossroads, and where capital is quietly rotating—highlighting infrastructure plays, hyperliquid ETFs, and sovereign stablecoin moves. Hosts examine potential scenarios if a traditional-market unwind coincides with Bitcoin's cyclical low, exploring whether crypto becomes collateral damage or the next refuge for fleeing capital. Subscribe to our daily Free Crypto Newsletter: https://crypto.report