Hosts Kyle Lawrence and Moish Peltz kick off this episode with a look at Polymarket, a prediction market that's making waves by forecasting political events and other topics. They also discuss Pump.fun and memecoins, where the number of memecoins has intriguingly soared from under 2000 to over a million in just six months.

Listeners will learn about the CFTC Chairman's comments on crypto assets as well as recent developments with the SEC, including the dropping of investigations into BUSD and the Hiro Stacks blockchain. Moish and Kyle also cover Celsius targeting users who withdrew funds before its bankruptcy filing, raising questions about fairness and legal ramifications.

Today's episode rounds off with the SEC examining OpenAI whistleblower complaints, the Republican party adopting crypto in their 2024 election platform, the upcoming Ether ETF's release, 3AC, and the UK DAO report

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