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EPISODE · Aug 22, 2025 · 41 MIN

Illinois’ Bad Bitcoin Laws | Wyoming’s Stablecoin | AI Could Save Trillions | Cracker Barrel Rebrand Pushback

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In this episode, Brian and Zach discuss: Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker signed two questionable crypto bills. The politics of bad crypto policies can alienate potential voters. Wyoming's stablecoin aims to establish the state as a leader in digital assets. Tether's new hire, Bo Hines, signals a push for a stronger U.S. presence in the crypto market. AI adoption could lead to significant savings and increased productivity in corporate America. The Bitcoin Policy Institute Congressional fellowship program aims to educate lawmakers on bitcoin's importance. Cracker Barrel's rebranding efforts may alienate its core customer base. And more! Subscribe and follow us on all platforms! Rumble YouTube Apple Podcasts Spotify Podcast Index iHeartRadio Podcast Addict Podchaser Deezer PlayerFM Castbox Goodpods TrueFans 

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In this episode, Brian and Zach discuss: Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker signed two questionable crypto bills. The politics of bad crypto policies can alienate potential voters. Wyoming's stablecoin aims to establish the state as a leader in digital assets. Tether's new hire, Bo Hines, signals a push for a stronger U.S. presence in the crypto market. AI adoption could lead to significant savings and increased productivity in corporate America. The Bitcoin Policy...

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