EP 156: "WHAT'S A FORK?"

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John & Mike go on some epic rants in today's episode about why the previous show was only 25 minutes. (Was there drama??) Also, John has some predictions about the past and future of crypto. Mike has some motivation to instill in us today. They give updates on Michael Saylors's bitcoin strategy, how the market is rebounding and we travel back in time! Lastly, what in the hell is a "fork" anyway? Enjoy!

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