David Bennett | Bitcoin & Economic News
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Bitcoin And is a daily bitcoin news and economic news podcast for busy bitcoiners who want concise updates, clear context, and practical takeaways. I cover bitcoin regulation, bitcoin analysis, bitcoin price, markets, bitcoin technology, and Lightning, along with the macro news that shapes the financial world around Bitcoin. Episodes regularly touch on inflation, interest rates, monetary policy, financial news, and the economics of bitcoin so listeners can stay informed without spending hours reading. New episodes weekdays for your commute, workout, or chores. Support the show with value-for-value and Lightning.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
David Bennett connects Bitcoin headlines to policy, market structure, and state power through candid analysis with a clearly declared point of view.
David Bennett turns Bitcoin headlines into opinionated news commentary, moving from price action and market liquidity to regulation, taxation, custody, and monetary policy. He states his Bitcoin-first position plainly, then tests competing accounts against source material.
A Bitcoin selloff meets gold and silver in David Bennett's rundown; you get the uncensored reaction.
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Bitcoin's market jolt opens onto mining data, podcast plumbing, and open-source tools.
Oil's slide and bitcoin's move to 78,000 give Bitcoin And a market story built on suspicion. David Bennett weighs whether talk of war or military action is shaped by market longs and shorts as much as by stated policy aims.
A missing podcast feed opens into Bitcoin tax rules, filing fatigue, and distrust of institutional rails.
Bitcoin And opens on a small but telling distribution failure: episode 1300 appears everywhere except Fountain because it never reached Podcast Index, the infrastructure the host sees as vital to podcasting's independence.
A heated, practical look at quantum risk, frozen funds, and the assumptions behind BIP-361.
Episode 1300 treats the Bitcoin news cycle as a test of memory and judgment. Tax day is cast through threat-of-force language, IMF concern is tied to a debt-trap frame, and BIP-361 becomes the practical question of what happens to frozen funds.
A possible Federal Reserve chairmanship becomes a pointed look at crypto exposure, disclosure scrutiny, and Bitcoin-first politics.
Kevin Warsh's possible path toward the Federal Reserve chair gives this episode its central tension. It ties together a Senate timeline, Jerome Powell's term ending in May, a Department of Justice criminal investigation, and President Donald Trump's criticism over interest…
A skeptical Bitcoin news episode where port blockades, payment tracking, and tokenized SpaceX exposure collide.
Bitcoin And uses the Iran ports segment to turn a geopolitical headline into a question about payment visibility. David Bennett starts with the idea of blocking Iranian ports and stopping cargo ships that paid a toll to Iran, then keeps circling the operational problem: how…
A custody-first Bitcoin episode that turns regulation and rates into a plain question of ownership.
David Bennett treats this episode as a story about control: the government's seizure of about $400 million in Bitcoin and other assets linked to the Helix Mixer, then a steady drift through rates, political chatter, and the harder question of what ownership means once…
A Bitcoin news desk that treats crypto headlines like a running custody fight.
Bitcoin And opens with the Senate Banking Committee canceling the crypto market structure markup, then moves through a compact sweep of Bitcoin and crypto headlines.
A Bitcoin-focused episode on seized reserves, payments infrastructure, and Tether's move into gold and silver.
This episode follows three practical threads: the U.S. Treasury's confirmation that seized Bitcoin will be added to the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, Mastercard's deeper role in crypto infrastructure, and Tether's expansion into gold and silver products.
Wood Mackenzie's Ed Crooks and analysts unpack power markets, data centers, and energy geopolitics.
Three freight and logistics headlines delivered in under four minutes, most weekdays.
This episode analyzes Bitcoin's recent crash to $60,000, exploring theories like correlation with gold, thin liquidity, and potential hidden fund blow-ups.
David Bennett covers Bitcoin news including Steak and Shake's increased Bitcoin exposure, South Dakota's Bitcoin bill, merchant adoption statistics, and a crypto theft investigation.
This episode covers Bitcoin adoption news from Colombia and Switzerland, liquidity issues with physical silver, legislative developments in Oklahoma, taxation proposals in the Netherlands, and threats from AI swarms, while analyzing market trends and network security during a U.S.
This episode covers U.S.
The episode covers Bitcoin news including the acquisition of beef.com by Texas Slim, the release of FTX fraudster Carolyn Ellison, Binance's talks on government asset tokenization, generational trust in crypto, and corporate Bitcoin strategies.
David Bennett covers Bitcoin and crypto news, including Bitmine's $6 billion Ether loss, Tether's valuation struggles, a dark web operator's sentencing, and France's VPN restrictions.
This episode covers Bitcoin market volatility, a record $1 million Lightning Network payment, and global liquidity issues.
David Bennett covers Tether's launch of USAT in the U.S., critiques stablecoins as inflationary, and discusses regulatory moves in Rhode Island and Arizona.
The episode covers Bitcoin news including the impact of Fed nominee Kevin Warsh on prices, Binance's $1 billion Bitcoin purchase, DOJ crypto forfeitures, Lightning network developments, and political conflicts of interest, ending with a critique of Ethereum's DAO hack history.
David Bennett covers Bitcoin news including Kansas's controversial bill to seize unclaimed Bitcoin, Ledger's risky IPO, Coinbase's quantum computing advisory board, South Korea's phishing scam loss, and critiques of anti-Bitcoin rhetoric from Judge Rakoff.
David Bennett covers Bitcoin's price drop amid broader market declines, analyzes SEC guidance on tokenized assets as securities, debunks Robinhood's GameStop narrative, and discusses oil price impacts on inflation.
This episode covers the U.S.
This episode covers Bitcoin news including US government denials of selling seized Bitcoin, Michael Saylor's purchases impacting prices, Japan's bond market crisis affecting liquidity, NYSE's new tokenized trading platform, and Bermuda's on-chain economy plans, while critiquing media misinformation.
This episode covers U.S.
David Bennett discusses Bitcoin's price drop due to thin liquidity, AI agents forming a digital religion called Crustafarianism, Bit River's bankruptcy in Russia, Binance using its SAFU fund to buy Bitcoin, Bed Bath & Beyond's pivot to real estate tokenization, Tennessee's Bitcoin reserve bill, and Michael Saylor's latest Bitcoin purchases.
On April 17, 2026, the show opens with oil crashing, Bitcoin rising to $78,000, and skepticism that Iran's ceasefire and Hormuz reopening will last.
["Tether moves 951 bitcoin worth $70.5 million into a reserve wallet, and David Bennett opens the show by saying episode 1300 still never reached Fountain.fm even though it landed on other platforms.", "He says Tether's 2023 policy puts 15% of net realized profit into Bitcoin, and he frames the new Tether.Wallet as a self-custodial app for USDT, Bitcoin, and tokenized gold.", "The middle of the episode covers Drift Protocol's proposed $147.5 million Tether-backed rescue after an April 1 exploit, Nick Anthony's Cato Institute argument that Bitcoin taxes make ordinary payments impractical, and Virginia's new rule for dormant crypto held by custodians.", "Bennett closes with spot Bitcoin ETF inflows, including BlackRock's $291.9 million day and Morgan Stanley's MSBT crossing $103 million in six trading days, while Bitcoin trades around $74,580."]
Allbirds is the opening headline because Barron's reports a 600% stock jump after the shoe brand said it would pivot into AI compute infrastructure and rename itself New Bird AI.
The DOJ opens a $40 million remission process for OneCoin victims after the scheme is described as a $4 billion fraud, with petitions due by June 30 at OneCoinRemission.com.
David Bennett opens the April 13, 2026 episode by asking how the U.S.
A daily podcast delivering concise Bitcoin and economic news updates, including market analysis, regulation, and macro context for busy bitcoiners.
Daily bitcoin and economic news podcast covering Morgan Stanley's bitcoin ETF launch and quantum computing threats.
Host David Bennett delivers a daily news roundup covering bitcoin developments, including Morgan Stanley's bitcoin ETF and Iran's potential use of crypto for oil tolls, along with macro economic context.
Daily roundup of Bitcoin and economic news covering new layer 2 launch, Fed comments, mining ban, and industry developments.
Daily podcast covering Bitcoin news, regulation, price analysis, and macroeconomic context for busy bitcoiners.