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Videos

 

Originally aired on June 12, 2023

This episode of the O Show covers various topics relevant to the crypto community, including the imminent unsealing of the Hinman emails and its potential impact on the Ripple vs. SEC case, cautioning against meme coins, and analyzing the current state of the crypto market.

Will the unsealing of the Hinman emails affect the Ripple vs. SEC case?

  • The emails may be used by Ripple in their defense against SEC allegations.
  • The speech given by former SEC director Bill Hinman expressed the viewpoint that Ethereum should not be classified as a security.
  • If Ripple successfully argues that XRP should not be classified as a security based on this speech, it could have positive implications for the project’s legal standing.

Cautioning against meme coins

  • Many meme coins are likely to rug and go to zero.
  • It’s important to take profit on disposable income invested in meme coins and avoid keeping significant holdings on mobile wallets or centralized exchanges.

Current state of the crypto market

  • Market is seeing hesitant movement with both positive and negative shifts.
  • MACD and Market Cipher indicators are bearish on Bitcoin.
  • Green dot on the 12-hour chart indicates a local bottom has been found, but the 4-hour chart shows potential for breaking support and moving to 25.3-25.4.

 

00:00 – Intro

01:40 – How my morning went

03:20 – Be very careful with #memecoins

03:37 – The entire crypto market

04:20 – BTC daily and 12h

05:55 – SEC vs Ripple case update

12:14 – University Of Canada partners with Ripple

16:00 – Court drops PoolTogether lawsuit

17:35 – MATIC, ADA, SOL push back against SEC claims

23:25 – Former SEC cyber chief slams SEC actions

27:50 – Mark Cuban on the SEC

34:40 – ALGO, FLOW hit all-time-lows

37:45 – BTC on exchanges leaving The U.S.

41:00 – Robinhood crypto trading volume falls

43:50 – Gary Gensler about to be fired?!

48:35 – a16z moves to the UK

49:35 – China to unban crypto?

50:10 – Coinbase invited to move to Hong Kong

53:15 – First ever tokenized security listed in Hong Kong

54:00 – US Senator pushes efforts for crypto regulations

55:10 – JP Morgan on crypto regulation

 

Originally aired on June 7, 2023

This episode covers the latest developments in the SEC’s lawsuits against Binance and Coinbase.

As you may know, the SEC recently hit both exchanges hard, which is a serious issue for the industry, and we want to make sure you’re up to date on all the latest news.

Binance is being accused of commingling customer funds and has suddenly delisted certain tokens. This has raised concerns about the future of non-corporate capitalism in America and the predatory actions of the SEC.

Is Binance being unfairly targeted by the SEC?

  • Binance is accused of commingling customer funds and has delisted certain tokens.
  • The SEC’s actions are viewed as predatory and infringing on individual liberty.
  • The wealth gap in America is creating fewer opportunities for entrepreneurs.
  • Public servants funded by taxpayers’ money are refusing to provide clarification on what is permitted, leading to confusion amongst crypto businesses.
  • The SEC’s whistleblower program is providing significant rewards through taxpayers’ funds.
  • Binace is facing increased scrutiny and accusations, but it does not necessarily mean they are at fault.

00:00 – Intro & discussing the wealth gap

09:00 – CZ addresses fake news

11:00 – Top exchanges listed by trust score

12:45 – SEC seeks to freeze Binance.US assets

18:00 – The entire crypto market

18:10 – BTC daily & 6h

20:00 – Binance accused of commingling customer funds

29:05 – Binance to delist select trading pairs

32:10 – Court sides with Coinbase

36:50 – Coinbase CEO responds to lawsuit on CNBC

40:45 – Cathie Wood Arkinvest buys the $COIN dip

41:10 – Coin price analysis

41:30 – Robinhood prepares to delist tokens

43:25 – Total crypto market cap recovers despite FUD

45:00 – Janet Yellen expects more banking consolidation

52:55 – Full committee hearing scheduled to discuss regulation

53:25 – More crypto news stories

 

Originally aired on June 6, 2023

Coinbase has been targeted again by the SEC, and CEO Brian Armstrong has criticized the SEC’s actions. The SEC’s lack of clear guidelines for the crypto industry is causing confusion and companies are struggling to comply with ambiguous rules. The situation highlights political infighting and a lack of consensus in government agencies over how to regulate the sector.

Coinbase vs SEC lawsuit: What are the key points?

  • The SEC has targeted Coinbase again, causing CEO Brian Armstrong to speak out.
  • The lack of clear guidelines from the SEC is causing confusion in the industry.
  • Companies are struggling to comply with ambiguous rules.
  • Political infighting and a lack of consensus among government agencies is contributing to the confusion.
  • The situation may lead to new legislation in Congress.
  • Meanwhile, other countries are moving forward with clear rules to support the crypto industry.

 

00:00 – Intro02:00 SEC sues Coinbase

05:40 – Sometimes you have to pay for better products/services

15:30 – The entire crypto market

15:45 – BTC daily, 12h & 6h

17:00 – More details on SEC VS Coinbase

22:40 – Gary Gensler comments on the lawsuits

25:45 – More details on SEC VS Binance

35:50 – MATIC Polygon whales react to lawsuits

36:40 – MATIC price analysis

37:05 – Accredited Investor Definition Review Act passes

39:05 – Genesis bankruptcy case updates

39:35 – Apple New VR headset pumps VR tokens

40:30 – Why they are going after crypto mixing services

42:00 – Chainlink collaborates with Swift

 

Originally aired on June 5, 2023

The SEC has sued Binance and its founder CZ, along with a list of crypto assets, leading to a market crash. The confusion about which assets are considered securities is the main issue. The EMA200 is an important bit, and if it breaks below it, it could lead to a bearish run, so caution is advised.

Is Binance under attack by the SEC?

  • The SEC sued Binance and its founder CZ
  • Other crypto assets are also being targeted
  • Confusion about which assets are securities is the issue

What is happening with the market?

  • The market crashed due to the SEC lawsuit
  • EMA200 is important; breaking below could lead to bearish run
  • Caution is advised when trading crypto assets

00:00 – Intro
03:50 – The entire crypto market
05:00 – BTC daily
08:05 – Binance sued by SEC
27:45 – More Binance news
31:00 – XRP Ripple case update
35:45 – New bill for functional crypto regulation framework
39:30 – Dedicated government role for regulation in the UK
43:00 – Tether USDT invests in El Salvador volcano BTC mine
45:10 – Russian bank tests cross-border crypto payments
48:30 – FTX gets some donations refunded
50:35 – Cardano ADA large transactions surge
52:15 – Gateio insolvency rumour
54:15 – Atomic Wallet hack
59:40 – Squidgrow officially a multichain meme/utility live on Ethereum!
https://squidgrow.wtf/
1:01:00 – Privacy transactions
1:01:45 – Do Kwon bail request approved #terra #luna
1:04:00 – QNT Quant price analysis
1:07:10 – Final thoughts on todays events

 

Originally aired on June 02, 2023

How the government’s crypto purge is getting a lot worse!

The European Union has signed the MiCA law into law, which enforces licensing and anti-money laundering rules for cryptocurrency-related businesses. This move makes the EU the first major jurisdiction to have tailored crypto regulation.

What is the MiCA law and what impact will it have on the cryptocurrency industry?

  • The MiCA law enforces licensing and anti-money laundering rules for cryptocurrency-related businesses in the European Union.
  • The law aims to reduce money laundering and terrorism financing risks associated with cryptocurrency transactions and ensure consumer protection.
  • It will require companies to be authorized to operate in the EU and adhere to rules around capital and investor protection.
  • It will also introduce a regime for stablecoins, classifying them as e-money, and imposing capital requirements and investor protection rules.
  • The law is expected to level the playing field for crypto businesses in the EU, as it will be applicable to both EU-based and non-EU-based companies.
  • However, the law has received criticism from some in the industry who believe it is too restrictive and could stifle innovation.

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00:00 – Intro

00:40 – Guest intros

04:15 – The entire crypto market

04:35 – BTC daily

05:25 – Ripple social activity surges

08:45 – EU signs MiCA regulations

17:20 – IRS collecting data from Coinbase

32:40 – Cardano Lace wallet now open source

33:25 – Quantum PoW consensus for blockchain

42:35 – Follow today’s guests xoxo