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The World Crypto Network is an independent media organization that keeps you up to date with the latest news on Bitcoin and cryptocurrency.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
It tracks Bitcoin's collision with politics and finance while keeping ownership, privacy and institutional power firmly in view.
The World Crypto Network Podcast treats Bitcoin as a political and institutional story as much as a market. Thomas Hunt leads issue-by-issue conversations with a changing panel, moving from price action into corporate treasuries, bank adoption, regulation, privacy and custody.
A Bitcoin block-height milestone gets a shrug; questions about who holds the keys get your full attention.
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A Bitcoin panel turns the Adam Back story into a grounded debate about evidence and purpose.
The Bitcoin Group uses a New York Times claim about Adam Back to examine how Bitcoin stories harden into public narratives. The panel weighs Back's denial against the paper's confidence, then links the dispute to the Peter Todd situation, keeping the focus on the space between…
A quantum warning leads into Bitcoin timing, crypto politics, and a documentary set in a wartime Russian school system.
The World Crypto Network's Bitcoin Group turns a Google quantum-computing warning into a plain Bitcoin problem: what happens if encryption can be broken in nine minutes, while a transaction may sit around for about ten minutes before confirmation?
A live Bitcoin panel turns a price drop into a test of conviction, politics, and trust.
The Bitcoin Group from World Crypto Network treats a Bitcoin pullback as a live check on belief, not just a market update. The panel moves through liquidation pressure, macro pressure, and the argument that holders may be showing firmer conviction even as price weakens.
A Bitcoin anniversary becomes a focused case for taking custody personally.
Genesis Block Day gives The Bitcoin Group a clean way into Bitcoin's founding argument: trust, who deserves it, and what happens when institutions spend it badly.
A Bitcoin roundtable weighs corporate adoption as both a sign of conviction and a source of sharper volatility.
Institutional demand supplies the central friction in this Bitcoin roundtable. Companies and ETF filings may deepen buying pressure, but the same forces could also magnify the next selloff.
A Vegas Bitcoin recap that tests the movement's ideals against its biggest names.
The Vegas Bitcoin conference is the backdrop, but the conversation keeps coming back to the same awkward question: what Bitcoin looks like now that the room is full of booths, cameras, vloggers, and suits, and the price is slipping after the event.
Coinbase sits at the center of a blunt Bitcoin panel about privacy failure, scams, and custody.
Coinbase sits at the center of this discussion, but the angle is less about a headline-grabbing hack than about a company that failed to protect customer data after employees were said to have sold it on the black market.
A Bitcoin price debate that uses the rally, the drop, and the code itself to ask who really sets the terms.
This episode frames Bitcoin's price swings as a live dispute over price, company balance-sheet buying, and the risks that come with debt. It starts at the $112,000 record high, then moves to the 4% drop tied to Trump EU tariff talk and more than $300 million in liquidations.
A weekly panel of veteran gaming journalists breaking down game reveals, industry news, and layoffs.
Global tech with real-world consequences.
The panel discusses the Israel-Iran conflict's impact on Bitcoin prices, geopolitical shifts, and regulatory challenges.
The episode discusses major banks like Citibank and Morgan Stanley integrating Bitcoin services, highlighting a shift in financial adoption.
The panel discusses Bitcoin's price movements amid the Trump-Musk feud, corporate treasury adoption by companies like MicroStrategy, and concerns about retail disinterest.
The host recaps the Bitcoin 2025 conference in Las Vegas, noting its massive scale and shift towards institutional adoption.
Victoria Jones and Thomas Hunt analyze Bitcoin's price surge to $112,000, discussing corporate investment risks, political corruption in crypto events like Trump's dinner, and the long-term clash between Bitcoin's incorruptible design and traditional finance.
The panel discusses the Coinbase data leak scandal, where employees sold customer data, leading to scams and highlighting systemic issues with KYC regulations.
The Bitcoin Group #490 opens with Bitcoin up 1.56% in 24 hours, a $73,067 high, and the New York Times claim that Adam Back is Satoshi Nakamoto.
The World Crypto Network Podcast's The Bitcoin Group #489 opens with Thomas Hunt, Arthur Van Pelt, and Victoria Jones reacting to Google’s claim that a quantum machine could crack Bitcoin encryption in nine minutes.
The Bitcoin Group #488 opens on Bitcoin at 65,984, down 4.82% in 24 hours, with $300 million in liquidations and a magic eight ball that says next week looks lower.
The Bitcoin Group #437 on The World Crypto Network Podcast opens on Genesis Block Day, with Thomas Hunt and Josh Shigala discussing Satoshi Nakamoto's January 3, 2009 first block and the Times headline Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks.
Bitcoin ETF filings, MicroStrategy convertible securities, and New York's BitLicense dominate The Bitcoin Group #436 on The World Crypto Network.
Panel discusses SEC's Wells notice to OpenSea and whether NFTs are securities or collectibles.
Panelists discuss the approval timeline for Ethereum ETFs and the implications for other cryptocurrencies.
A panel discussion on Bitcoin and cryptocurrency news, including India's crackdown on foreign exchanges.
A panel discusses Binance's $4 billion settlement with the US government and its implications for cryptocurrency compliance.
A panel of crypto experts discuss a Bitcoin price prediction article and the potential for a bull market.