Joel Comm and Travis Wright
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Technologists and crypto-enthusiasts Joel Comm and Travis Wright attempt to demystify the world of bitcoin, blockchain, litecoin, ethereum, alt-coins, token generation events, and ICOs in this podcast for cryptocurrency newbies.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Crypto headlines become lively, concrete conversations about market risk, regulation, scams and the experiments shaping digital money.
The Bad Crypto Podcast turns market swings, regulation and crypto industry news into a loose conversation between Joel Comm and Travis Wright.
An economic enema joke sits beside Bitcoin forecasts, if your crypto nerves need noisy company.
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Crypto headlines, scam warnings, and an AI sports-betting pitch, carried by fast, unruly banter.
The Bad Crypto Podcast episode stays on crypto-market fear, Bitcoin momentum, North Korea passing El Salvador in Bitcoin holdings, and Ripple's trademark filing that points toward a custody service and wallet.
A loose, funny market check that keeps the crypto panic in view.
This episode stays focused on a rough market day: stocks are down, crypto is sliding, ETF outflows are at ludicrous levels, and trade wars are back in the picture.
A brisk crypto update that turns regulatory turbulence and old-cycle history into a bullish case.
The episode keeps to the market swing around Trump's strategic crypto reserve announcement, then follows the quick price fade into the SEC dropping cases and Coinbase pressing for FOIA cost details.
A noisy market check-in that treats a crypto selloff as both punchline and warning.
Bad Crypto Podcast uses a rough market dump as fuel for a lively, slightly unruly chat about liquidations, panic, Bitcoin, altcoins, gold, Michael Saylor's regulatory push, and the SEC's moves around Robinhood and Ripple.
A memecoin interview that asks whether internet nonsense can still build a real community.
The episode opens with memecoins, but it settles into a more useful question: where is the line between pure speculation and a token that is trying to build a real community?
A rowdy VeChain interview that keeps bringing blockchain back to business use.
This episode uses the VeChain stop to pose a useful crypto question: what does blockchain look like when it has to justify itself inside real businesses?
A blunt crypto-policy conversation that ties regulation, stablecoins, and market mechanics to real-world consequences.
William Quigley keeps the episode moving once the small talk clears, and the discussion settles on Trump's pro-crypto initiatives, WAX, NFTs, meme coins, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and regulation.
Politics, debanking, DeepSeek, and Ross's release in a loud burst of crypto commentary.
Bad Crypto stays in its lane here: fast, political, and a little unruly. The episode moves from the Trump administration's push to reform the SEC and open the doors for U.S.
BBC's daily business show, from toy-industry founders to Anthropic's Pentagon standoff.
The hosts discuss crypto market trends, including Bitcoin price manipulation and Ethereum's challenges, then interview Ryan Roby about Stacy AI, an AI project using neural networks to predict sports bets with high accuracy, potentially revolutionizing the industry.
Hosts Joel Comm and Travis Wright analyze a major crypto and stock market crash, discussing ETF outflows, Bitcoin's price drop, and bullish developments like a U.S.
Hosts Joel Comm and Travis Wright analyze recent crypto market volatility driven by Trump's policies, SEC regulatory changes, and geopolitical tensions.
Joel and Travis analyze a sharp crypto market downturn, discussing causes like tariffs, meme coin risks, and potential market manipulation.
The Bad Crypto Podcast hosts Joel Comm and Travis Wright interview Ian Utili, CEO of Kiki Cat, about IP-based meme coins in 2025.
The Bad Crypto Podcast hosts Sunny Liu, CEO of VeChain, to discuss his journey from Louis Vuitton CIO to blockchain pioneer, focusing on VeChain's enterprise solutions for supply chain and sustainability.
William Quigley, co-founder of Tether and Wax, discusses the challenges facing Wax in the NFT and meme coin markets, critiques U.S.
The hosts discuss major crypto news including Ross Ulbricht's pardon and his hidden Bitcoin fortune, new banking regulations allowing Bitcoin custody, and the rise of meme coins over NFTs.
Hosts Joel Comm and Travis Wright discuss the crypto implications of Trump's presidency, including his meme coin launch, SEC appointments, and market reactions.
Joel and Travis discuss recent crypto market movements, including Bitcoin's volatility and MicroStrategy's purchases, alongside political updates like Trump's upcoming inauguration and potential executive orders affecting crypto.
Economist Harry Dent joins the Bad Crypto Podcast to predict a major economic crash in 2025-2027, arguing that Bitcoin and other assets are in a historic bubble.
Joel Comm and Travis Wright review the top 24 crypto stories of 2024, including Bitcoin hitting $100,000, BlackRock's massive holdings, and regulatory shifts.
Hosts Joel Comm and Travis Wright analyze the recent crypto market downturn, linking it to Jerome Powell's interest rate comments and discussing potential U.S.
Bad Crypto Podcast episode 756 opens with an urgent warning that new U.S.
["The Bad Crypto Podcast episode 755 asks whether Bitcoin ordinals, runes, and the DOG token can turn the Bitcoin blockchain into a home for NFTs and meme coins.", "Joel and Trav talk with Leonidas King, co-founder of ord.io and host of The Ordinal Show, about his path from Bitcoin mining to Ethereum and back to Bitcoin.", "Leonidas says ordinals work by putting the file itself on-chain and tying it to a numbered satoshi, while runes and BRC-20s handle fungible tokens in different ways.", "He also describes DOG\u2019s free airdrop, the RuneStone inscription, and the missing Binance, Kraken, KuCoin, and Coinbase listings that still limit access."]
["The Bad Crypto Podcast episode 754 opens on December 3, 2024 with XRP at $2.55, up 85% for the week, while Bitcoin sits at $95,664 and the total crypto market cap reads $3.613 trillion.", "Travis and Joel contrast Michael Saylor's three-minute Bitcoin pitch to Microsoft with BlackRock's spot ETF crossing 500,000 BTC and MicroStrategy reaching 402,100 BTC.", "They also describe South Korea's martial-law shock, a 30% Bitcoin drop against the won, and a fast rebound that they attribute to stop orders and arbitrage bots.", "The episode closes on election and policy themes, including Hunter Biden's pardon, expectations for Trump's administration, and speculation about X payments, XRP, and a possible Bitcoin reserve asset."]
Jack Booth argues that Telegram's 950 million monthly active users are the real distribution layer behind TON's next growth phase.
Bitcoin breaks a new all-time high at $91,807, pushes the crypto market to about $3.2 trillion, and leaves Joel and Travis arguing that MicroStrategy's 331,200-BTC stack is still not enough.