Bitcast — Full-length episodes of BTC Sessions’ live Bitcoin commentary show covering macro, regulation, geopolitics, and adoption as it happens.
Every week the legacy financial system hands Bitcoin a stronger argument. These complete episodes deliver the unfiltered discussion: the data point that reframes everything, the regulation story the mainstream press buried, and the adoption signal hiding in plain sight.
Join BTC Sessions, Nathan Fitzsimmons, Walker America, Joey Temprile, Brandon Gentile and the full Bitcast crew for the sharpest, no-BS takes on everything moving Bitcoin.
Topics include:
→ Macro economics & monetary policy
→ Bitcoin regulation & legislation
→ Geopolitics & energy markets
→ Self-custody, security & the tools being built
→ Bitcoin adoption by institutions, states & individuals
No hype. No agendas. Just real Bitcoiners cutting through the noise.
Whether you’re a seasoned HODLer, building your first stack, or just waking up to Bitcoin — Bitcast is your weekly pulse check on markets, geopolitics, and the real Bitcoin revolution.
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Trump Loses Both House And Senate BUT Bitcoin Rips To $81K Anyway
Bitcoin tore through 80K within minutes of the Democrats sweeping both chambers, torching $320 million in shorts along the way, and the crew spends the hour arguing over what that actually means. Is Peter Schiff right that a hostile Congress spells doom for crypto, or does Bitcoin become more essential exactly when the political class gets more hostile? Along the way the show veers into Paraguay's banking contagion, a Satoshi-wallet rumor that turns out to be nothing, and whether the Republicans just handed away the easiest mandate in modern politics.
In this episode:
• Bitcoin rips past $81K on midterm results, wiping out $320 million in shorts in 30 minutes
• Debate over Peter Schiff's thesis that a Democratic Congress means a more hostile crypto crackdown by 2028
• Discussion of Trump's $5,000 promise and the broader "buying votes" problem on both sides
• Joey's take on AI mega-caps, data center buildout and why Bitcoin's price may be tied to a less free tech landscape
• Fuentes versus MAGA, the Republican Party's possible 2028 fracture, and Vance's post-election comments
• Satoshi-era wallet rumors debunked, plus the Binance fake-job-interview hack
• Iran's nuclear shelter broadcast, Ottawa's emergency supply notice, and the French blood bank cyberattack
• Paraguay's sixth-largest bank (UNO) shut down, deposits frozen, and fears of wider financial contagion
• Updates on SDRC and Liquid getting back to par, plus reaction to Joe Nakamoto's new documentary on Bitcoin adoption in El Salvador
Watch the video version: https://youtu.be/9La50F_lmd0
3 Nov 2026
Hackers Drain $40M From Brazil's Largest Exchange and Attack Europe's Food Supply
Mercado Bitcoin, Brazil's largest exchange, just got drained for over 40 million dollars and froze every withdrawal, landing days after Binance's record-breaking 6.3 billion dollar heist that the FBI pinned on North Korea's Lazarus-linked hackers. Meanwhile hackers pushed supermarket fridges to 50 degrees Celsius across seven European countries and hit U.S. military bases, fake nuclear alerts went out in Russia and Ukraine, and the panel digs into why AI-assisted attacks, IoT overreach and over-regulation are quietly becoming the real threat model for 2026.
In this episode:
• Mercado Bitcoin hacked for over 40 million dollars just months after Tether invested 20 million to fuel its Latin America expansion
• FBI attributes the 6.3 billion dollar Binance hack to North Korea's TraderTraitor and Lazarus Group, while North Korea publicly denies involvement
• Why smaller, non-US exchanges may be the canary in the coal mine for AI-assisted cyberattacks, and a BTCPay Server hot wallet exploit sweeping funds on versions 2.4.1 and older
• Supermarket and military base refrigeration hacked across Sweden, Belgium, Luxembourg, Estonia, Ireland, Netherlands and Finland, tied to outdated Danfoss OS vulnerabilities
• Fake nuclear strike alerts hit Russia and Ukraine amid reporting on Netanyahu pressing Trump on Iran, plus talk of possible midterm-day disruptions
• Prediction markets pricing a 73 percent chance of a Democratic sweep in Tuesday's midterms
• France's proposed internet traffic tax that could add roughly 12 euros to downloading GTA 6, and Bull Bitcoin's and Bitcoin Austria's legal fights against DAC8 KYC rules
• The Learjet crash in Palm Springs involving a 20-year-old co-pilot, and what it says about eroding competence standards
Watch the video version: https://youtu.be/Fg6ib5M1mv4
31 Oct 2026
How Binance Got Hit By The BIGGEST HEIST In Human History
Binance just got taken for 6.4 billion dollars in under an hour, the biggest heist in human history, and the crew breaks down exactly how it happened, why Chainalysis is pointing at North Korea, and what it means that even the firm tracking the hackers got hacked too. From there it spirals into treasury-wallet implants, a Bitcoin-only CEO explaining why honeypots are honeypots no matter how big the logo is, and a deep dive into Canada's strange new AI "sovereignty" play.
In this episode:
• The Binance hack: 6.4 billion dollars drained across multiple chains, 2.8 billion frozen, laundering tied by Chainalysis to North Korea's Lazarus-linked Trader Traitor group
• Bitcoin Well CEO Adam joins to explain non-custodial exchange design and why custodial exchanges are "rung two" on the counterparty ladder
• Jameson Lopp and River's reactions, plus speculation about CZ, Binance's balance sheet, and the FTX-era parallels
• A second hardware wallet scare: a Trezor bought from reseller Cryptobillis found with a hardware implant, same reseller tied to earlier Ledger tampering
• Chainalysis, Breaking Voltage and Polymarket all disclosing their own separate breaches in the same news cycle
• Mark Karpeles of Mt. Gox weighing in on the Trezor findings
• Canada's new national security plan, weak jobs data, and the government's multi-billion dollar stake in AI company Cohere picked apart as a "sovereignty" mirage
• A genuinely bizarre local Canadian TV clip on neurodivergence and drag that has to be seen to be believed
Watch the video version: https://youtu.be/vK73YZcnlXs
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