We called Micron (217%), Bloom (130%), Hyperliquid (55%), and Galaxy (37%) before their big runs.
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Coinbase’s AI lead explains how agentic trading, autonomous payments, and crypto rails could reshape how people and machines transact.
Algorand’s bull case rests on reliability, post-quantum security and infrastructure designed for institutional and AI-driven transactions.
Crypto prices have fallen even as staking, transaction activity, and institutional participation reach new highs across major networks.
The Clarity Act could give crypto builders and institutions firmer rules while accelerating the shift toward tokenized, onchain finance.
In today’s episode of the Milk Road Show, John and LG break down the biggest catalysts that could determine where Bitcoin, Ethereum, and the broader crypto market head next. From this week’s FOMC meeting and the latest developments around the Clarity Act to Robinhood’s aggressive crypto strategy and growing institutional adoption, they discuss why the market may be on the verge of its next major move.
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In today's episode, we break down the launch of Ethlabs and its ambitious mission to position Ethereum and ETH as the root of the global economy.Ansgar Dietrichs, Barnabe Monnot, and Julian Ma explain how Ethlabs operates alongside the Ethereum Foundation as a new nonprofit R&D hub, why upcoming protocol improvements like fast confirmation rules and shorter slot times will dramatically boost network speed and UX, and how new Layer 2s - like Robinhood Chain - help drive massive user distribution and long-term value back to the ETH asset.
In today's episode, we sit down with CryptoQuant Head of Research Julio Moreno to analyze whether Ethereum has finally bottomed against Bitcoin - or if it is simply cheap. Julio breaks down five key metrics to determine where the market stands in its valuation cycle. He explains why speculative interest in ETH has been fully washed out, what improving ETF demand signals for an upcoming shift in relative strength, and why current Bitcoin price action reflects a seasonal bear market rally before late-stage capitulation settles.
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Has Bitcoin already found its bottom? Former Coinbase Head of Institutional Research David Duong joins the Milk Road Show to explain why the macro outlook for Bitcoin is becoming increasingly bullish. We break down why cooling inflation, the Federal Reserve’s next moves, improving ETF flows, and shifting market sentiment could create a strong setup for Bitcoin in the months ahead. David also shares his thoughts on the AI trade, Robinhood’s new blockchain, the Clarity Act, institutional adoption, and why he believes investors are focusing on the wrong headlines.
In this episode of The Milk Road Show, we sit down with William Quigley, co-founder of Tether and an early investor in Coinbase, Kraken, and dozens of other crypto projects, to discuss the biggest shifts happening in crypto today. We break down why Tether chose to leave Europe under MiCA, what the U.S. Clarity Act could mean for digital assets, why Big Tech companies like Apple, Amazon, and Meta may eventually launch their own digital currencies, and whether regulation is strengthening or weakening the crypto ecosystem.
