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EPISODE · Feb 3, 2026 · 2H 39M

Bitcoin Today Recast 2/3/26

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🚨 Bitcoin Today Recast – Fresh Off the Space!Bitcoin Today Recast brings you the latest from today’s live X Space — today hosted by Eric Rice.We dove deep into the newly released Epstein files. We unpacked what they reveal about governance and coordination, and conspiracy theory, before shifting gears into a hard-hitting discussion on growing tensions and concerns surrounding Core developer direction.💥 Today’s breakdown included:• What the Epstein files actually mean for Bitcoin’s future• Governance signals hiding in plain sight• A candid conversation on Core dev issues and protocol stewardship• Market context and why decentralization still matters more than everDive into the pulse of the Bitcoin world with sharp insights, market updates, and expert takes on crypto trends. From price movements to blockchain breakthroughs, we unpack what’s driving the decentralized revolution.Perfect for hodlers, traders, and the Bitcoin-curious alike — join us daily to stay ahead in the Bitcoin game.🎧 Tune in, subscribe, and catch the full episode now on Spotify, Apple, or your favorite podcast app!Follow @lorenhodl on X for live updates and join the conversation tomorrow at 8:30 AM PST.

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